Coming from a release which defended the art of Hip-Hop with "Crass Roots Rap," Dimitri & The Scarecrow went through the global pandemic and thus a performance drought. Usually the world turns to the music in order to recollect itself and reclaim what may have been lost in the midst of great tragedy. In this case, the world was a little more suspicious of the true nature governing the global leaders. Were they truly concerned? Did they know what they were dealing with? Was the lockdown meant to help or impose further upon the liberties of the people? Hence "The Cleansing." A first in a series of EPs meant to be heard in a concierto of different musical movements. Every song is meticulously calculated in regards to composition and placement within the playlist. Themes addressed are rooted in tribal, economic and political machinations which are engineered for civilian divide. There are implants for reminders on staying the course regardless of derailment, reconciliation with self for the relevant validation and a readjusting of the target back to the original antagonist of liberty.