Hakim Green has been a multi-dimensional force in the music industry for nearly three decades. Front man of the “true school” hip hop group Channel Live, he is an artist, manager, A&R consultant, lecturer, educator and visionary. His group Channel Live, was discovered by the legendary KRS-One and debuted in 1994 with the platinum, Hip Hop anthem "Mad Izm," which was followed with the gold-status album “Station Identification.” Hakim's tree of life in the entertainment industry has been a fruitful one. His consulting work with singer Carl Thomas and producer Mike City brought forth the smash hits "I Wish" and "Make it Alright" off of Bad Boy Entertainment. He served as A&R consultant for the late Jeryl Busby's Umbrella Entertainment and their 2007 release of Carl Thomas’ latest LP "So Much Better." This project featured such hit artists as Brandy, Jamaican crossover artist Baby Sham, Dave Hollister, Layla Hathaway, and multi platinum rapper E-40. Multi-Grammy award winning production team Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis along with multi platinum producers Brian Cox and Mike City crafted the sound of this major release. This concept of building bridges is now Hakim’s life work through 24 Hrs of Peace. Hakim recently launched the "MAD IZM THE MOVEMENT" and now prepares for the launch of AUBREY which is Hakim's middle name. "Aubrey" is entirely produced by legendary "Hit Men" producer Ron "Amen Ra" Lawrence, with collaborations from KRS One, Ceelo Green, Malik Yusef, Carl Thomas