Kasim Allah is a multidimensional literary, visual and performing artist whose vocals can be currently heard nationally in Sheetz and Big Lots commercial rotations.  Additionally, he narrated VH1’s Playa’s Guide to Scarface was a featured poet on BET’s Lyric Café, was signed to EMI with his group The Inviseez who co-wrote Emphatically No for Salt n Pepa’s Very Neccesary album, was featured on Redhead Kingpin’s Who Am I? God, Lord Jamar’s 5% Album and released the single Haggen Daj on Henchmen Records, now Czar Entertainment.  As a free agent he has become one of the most slam-winning and captivating performance artists in New York City.  He was additionally a member of the 2003-2004 Hottest Poets International Slam Team.  Kasim has also authored and published LOVE, LIFE & LIBERATION (selected poems) and has been published by Yale University press and Signifyin’ Harlem Literary Journal (volumes I and II).  This man has also written and released several cd’s JUST WORDS (2001), THE WET SPOT (2001), GHETTO MESSIAH (2002), HOOD POLITICS(2005) in addition to writing & co-producing SUBWAY BOMBER (2007).  Kasim’s words have impacted students and audiences alike in venues as diverse as The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture to Princeton University to The Drum Culture  Center in Birmingham, England. 

Kasim Allah has been a featured voice-over actor in several commercials for such companies as Sprite, Sprite Remix, Motorola, IBM, McDonalds, Big Lots, Sheetz, Bahama Breeze Restaurants, and several demos (Reuters, Lymon, Coca-Cola, Sprite and others).  He has also been a principal actor in an unfinished trailer for a feature film.