There are records that entertain, records that educate and records that become historical documents in their own right. For twenty years, Marc Mac’s Black History Soundbite Series has existed somewhere between all three. Beginning in 2006 with It’s Right to Be Civil, Marc Mac quietly embarked on what has become one of the most original long-form projects in contemporary independent music. Conceived not simply as albums but as audio documentaries pressed onto vinyl, each release combines original production with carefully curated speeches, interviews, broadcasts and historical recordings, transforming fragments of Black history into immersive musical journeys. Across six volumes; It’s Right to Be Civil, Extend the Knowledge, Message From Soulville, Generation X, All Power to the People and The Invisible Soldiers the soundbites drops names and instances that allow the listener to explore further. Each LP is pressed on 180gram Black Vinyl.

A1. Intro (Peace)
A2. We Gonna Be Heard
A3. Problems Of The Poor
A4. High On People
A5. Open Season
A6. I Am Fred Hampton
A7. Cointelpro
A8. Breakfast Program
B1. Tear For A Panther
B2. Healthcare
B3. Revolutionary Politicians
B4. Only People Can Save The World
B5. Violent Government
B6. Brother's Pride (Hear My Plea)
B7. The Needs Of The People
B8. Geronimo
B9. Sense Of Protection
B10. Feed The Babies