Writing Raps for 10 years as a youngster to now. Recording since his teens. Underground artist Mac Blaze pretty much follows what Guru said on Gang Starr's Moment of Truth Album: "Elevate with the times". During time around 2002, Blaze found love within' the Producers table. With nothing but a Beatmaker Program, Blaze made his first beat (though first attempts make beats sound wack as hell), and greatfully found motivation within it. With practice during the years, and influence from other producers and backboned his style. Blaze created an original sound by using his own chopping methods, sample mix-ins, and drum work that fits the emotion of the track. Though his biggest weakness sometimes is controlling the balance of the bassline, he rapidly figures other ways to make it fit smoothly without disrupting the kicks and snares. Soon after mastering the art of production, Blaze has created Militiaman Productions, a licensed name for the beats he puts out. Any beat that links to his publishing is entitled as "Mac Blaze for Militiaman Productions". Anyway, make way for the first release he puts out. "Miltiaman Productions: Militiaman Black Market Arms, Vol.1 (An Instrumentation Cee Dee)". It is compiled of 21 tracks (14 of em are Instrumental Beats, 6 of em are Recorded tracks over the production of Mac Blaze). The track layout was sounded to be exceptional. Though the artwork looks cheap, the Beats are not. This Instrumental CD is to be designed for listening pleasure to hiphop heads, and/or Mixtape Usage, or Album Usage for Underground hiphop artists that are looking for a good beat to use. Though it sounds great, does it live up to its standards? Mac wants the headz to decide, since this project was made on how Boot Camp Clik put it..."For the People".