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Tour Tales – Masta Ace, Marco Polo and Stricklin get Salty in the Atlantic

Posted Mar 10th, 2012 by @AmaliaJude | 0 Comments

Halifax, NS – As HipHopCanada stalks the movements of Masta Ace, Marco Polo and Stricklin as they cross the country – via their own photos and commentary – we’re noticing a trend. These guys like to eat. This installement of Tour Tales features a lot of seafood, salt and pepper wings, and Salty’s…twice! Can’t wait to see what these guys are gonna chow down on next…anybody got any ideas? Tell us on twitter if you wanna suggest your city’s best spot to @MastaAce, @MarcoPoloBeats, and @HipHopCanada.

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Masta Ace on the Halifax seafood…

“Had dinner at Salty’s and enjoyed the great seafood of the Maritimes!”

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…and the downtown:

“Downtown Halifax is so full of life. Cant wait to go back!”

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Stricklin on Salty’s:

All I gotta say about Halifax is SALTY’S!!! So nice, I had it TWICE!! Great seafood town!! Can’t wait to go back!!

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Marco Polo reflects:

“View from Salty’s restaurant. Just got into Halifax. Great looking city.”

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Marco Polo speaks St. John:

“This picture in the backstage area best describes our visit to St. John. Highlights include great fans & the cheap salt & pepper wings.”

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Masta Ace expounds:

“We rocked at Legacy nite club in St John, New Brunswick. Great crowd. Too bad they cut us short cause it was poppin’!”

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Amalia Judith was born in Winnipeg, MB and quickly whisked away to a childhood of travel throughout California, England, Germany and predominantly Pakistan. In 2006 she completed an honor's degree in English Literature, which left her quite jobless and alone in East Van. Amalia cut her teeth at abortmag.com, Canada's darkest counter-culture magazine, moving on to contribute words and flicks to HipHopCanada: she's currently the Western Canadian Editor and has had the privilege to interview hip-hop icons like Lil' Kim, Drake, Dead Prez, Big Boi, Pharrell Williams and half of Wu-Tang. Amalia also works as a Key Worker educator and advocate for families affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, as well as heading up Team Heartbreak, a media production company that pairs community involvement and artistic movements. She'd love to write you the best bio you've ever had or develop your branding strategy - www.teamheartbreak.com for more info.