William Sweeney a.k.a Payday Monsanto is a Poet, Political Activist and Hip Hop artist who has had several major label contracts in his hand, although he has never signed one. His lyrics focus on controversial issues in geopolitics and social architects who’ve hoodwinked into beLIEving they are “free”. The views expressed in his lyrics are largely commentary on issues such as class warfare, poverty, organized religion, institutional racism and the intended systematic usurpation of the world, by means of Usury and other machinations.
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His uncompromising stance on political issues and biting social commentary have both aided and hindered his quest to bring solid music and messages to the masses with “radical” material that goes against the grain of commercial hip-pop by providing content of substance, touching on subjects ranging from war, police brutality, the looting of the middle-class, Israeli control of US policy (foreign and otherwise), the Money Addict’s unrelenting push to demonize and illegally invade nations refusing to submit to the agenda of One World Government/Army/Religion, etc.
MURDER BY NUMBERS – CdBaby & iTunes
Return of the Herbivores
Bang Bang
MISSILES WITH RELISH – CdBaby & iTunes
Prekryme
Playing With Fire
Dual Masters
THE FOUNDATION: 15 YEARS IN THE MAKING – CdBaby & iTunes
Dirty Laundry
Buy Design
Cocaine Import Agency
THE PATENT: MANIACS AT LARGE – CdBaby & iTunes
Illusionati
The Sacrifice
ITANIMULLI: CALL ME WHEN YOU’RE FREE – CdBaby & iTunes
Everything Under Control
End the Fed
LAMBS TO THE SLAUGHTER – CdBaby & iTunes
Sheeple of Amerika
Mass Hypnosis
No Monsanto
William has never signed any major recording contract for the following: A: the standard record contract gives an artist 12-18 percent from every unit they sell, AND retains rights to your music (exclusively) or B: Once a greater amount of his catalog was received and the political content discovered there was and immediate excommunication from their church of Genocide Rap.