"Acquired Taste" is PE’s latest addition to their catalogue. A hip-hop album that challenges conventional norms with innovative beats and thought-provoking lyrics that emanate like the notes of a complex spirit. Each track on the album is a carefully crafted exploration of the complexities of life and existence in a post pandemic reality. From the introspective to hard-hitting, the album takes listeners on a journey through personal experiences and reflections of 21st century societal ills, inviting them to delve deeper into the nuances of modern existence. With its bold storytelling and infectious rhythms, "Acquired Taste" is not just an album, but an immersive sonic experience that leaves a lasting impression on all whose pallet enables them to partake and listen.

Elevated lyrics and rich musical tapestries project an illuminated path out of the darkness that shrouds today’s Hip Hop music and culture. Intended for grown folks and younger Hip Hop heads —PE’s conscious bars speak truth, inspiration, and fosters hope during these volatile times. As mumble rappers saturate mainstream media speaking nonsensicalities from a simulated trap, this is an album for listeners who have an appreciation for hip hop music as an art form.

Positive Energy’s 2012 installment,“Intellectual Property,” was developed for an audience with a pallet for musical genius, lyrical brilliance, and a true appreciation for Hip Hop! The album is a mural of rich sonic textures that combines melodic renderings, profound lyrics, and diverse concepts. PE takes the listener through a journey from the light into darkness and back again. The opening declaration exclaims that PE has returned to “...heed the “Call of Duty” to remain vigilant and rise...” against cliché rap acts that perpetuate the degradation of an art form and culture. The album is an insightful contrast to the simplistic and saturated music that dominates mainstream media. It is a return to the classic type of hip-hop album that is carefully conceptualized and formulated with cohesive thought. The lead single, “Sound Off!” is an anthem that embodies the realness and authenticity of PE’s style. Tittles like “All Things Considered,” “Hearsay,” and “War With the Devil” explore the paradoxes and paradigms of everyday life. In “Catch a Bad 1” the group speaks to the mortality of humanity and “Obamanation” illustrates the typography of the current geo-political and socioeconomic landscape in the US. Positive Energy advises the next generation of Hip-Hop heads to be cautious in “Hold on Youngin (remix).” They warn the next generation of the systems that have been designed to stunt the realization of their full potential.

“Thru Rebel Eyes,” provides access to how DUB and Prophecy view humanity and various aspects of our existence. During an era of a historic political transformation and economic uncertainty, PE delivers a complete album that speaks to a variety of concepts.The single “Betta Must Come” gives some much needed hope to those tryin to overcome the struggle in the “belly of the beast.” P and DUB take the “Pole Position,” to flex their lyrical agility and verbal execution. In “Millennium” and “S.O.T.U. (State of the Union)” PE addresses the geo-political landscape and expresses their take on current events. The title track “Thru Rebel Eyes” closes the album with poetic expression and cunning prose that highlight the impact that we can have in the lives of those around us.

“For those immersed in the vastness of darkness we are a glimmer of light. This is Positive Energy,” exclaims DUB C. for the opening of PE’s first album, which is an introduction and foundation to their catalog. Instruments of a force that is greater than themselves, Prophecy and DUB Colossus are featured and come together to create a composite sound that is remnant of 90’s Hip-Hop but at the same time cutting edge and future facing. They display their lyrical prowess in “Seasoned Vet,” which is also a testament to their skill and extensive experience as MC’s. “NY Urban” renders a picture of the Big Apple and the dangers that still exist in gentrified communities that comprise the megalopolis. Here about their experience churning in the music industry on “Reflection,” and “Pear Tree” gives thanks and praise to the Creator. The album closes on a positive note with “Hip Hop Optimist” and “Gift for the Living.”

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