Enemy Radio Drop Debut Album ‘Loud Is Not Enough’ and it Ain’t No Joke

Hip-hop group Enemy Radio has just surprise-dropped their debut, Loud Is Not Enough! The full stream follows the lead single “Food As a Machine Gun,” which included Public Enemy, and confirmed that the previously publicized fight wherein Chuck D announced that Flava Flav was fired from the group was all a big hoax in order to shed light on social media-driven disinformation. Enemy Radio is composed of Chuck D, DJ Lord, Jahi and the S1Ws.

Chuck D, elaborates, “I had watched Orson Welles’ ‘War Of The Worlds’ from 1938 when he pulled the wool over the public’s eyes as they put 100% belief in the technology of radio. Most people followed like a Pavlovic dog just like they do now. Flav doesn’t do benefits and stays away from political events – we been cool and always agreed about that. Enemy Radio was built for that reason, to be a DJ+MC auxiliary unit of Public Enemy, a no-slack homage tossback to DJ+MC roots. It is DJ Lord, myself and Jahi with the S1Ws. Hearing the confused mush of political talk while under the bowels of Trumpotus made me use a presidential stage as my platform. Out of this storm came a plan between Flav and me to remind people that what’s important should have as much, if not more, value than just what’s popular. Thus came the HOAX, our ‘War Of The Worlds.’ Believe half of what you hear and NONE of what you see.”

Adding more background to the hoax, Chuck D elaborated, “So it’s April 1, 2020 and as we hoard food and empty store shelves, Chuck D and Flavor Flav hijack it as April ‘FlavChuck’ Day to end the HOAX with Enemy Radio’s new song, ‘FOOD AS A MACHINE GUN.’ ‘Don’t Believe The Hype’ 2020 style. That’s right, this is Enemy Radio featuring Public Enemy, with more around the corner: Enemy Radio’s debut album, ‘LOUD IS NOT ENOUGH,’ is here. ‘FOOD AS A MACHINE GUN’ is the first taste, an attack on the food industrial machine that opens minds to the direct need, dependency and necessity – yet killer – of our current lives, taking inspiration from Kristin Lawless and her book, ‘Formerly Known As Food.’”

Artwork for ‘Loud is Not Enough’ by Enemy Radio