Alfred Lynn (aka Allah Real) is a Wu-Tang Clan affiliated educator, advisor, and singer. He died this morning (March 14) of a heart attack at the age of 62.

As a singer, Allah Real has appeared on albums such as Ghostface Killah’s The Pretty Toney Album (“Holla”), RZA’s Birth Of A Prince (“Grits”), Masta Killa’s No Said Date (“Queen”), and Mathematics’ Love Hell Or Right (Da Come Up) “Hip Hop 101.”

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Outside of music, Lynn was an educator and advisor in Queens, New York’s Five-Percent Nation community. According to his label, he worked in tandem with another Clan affiliate and mentor, Popa Wu (aka Freedom Allah). Allah Real was specifically part of the mentorship of DJ Mathematics, producer and organizer for Wu-Tang’s The Saga Continues album last October. Mathematics mourned his teacher’s passing online.

“I grew up under this brother to the point where I was able to [see] eye to 3rd eye with my equal making him my Brother through [trials] and tribulations. He was a teacher a Master Builder, Great God and an amazing singer,” writes Math’, with a music video clip of the vocalist singing.

In 2005, Allah Real released a solo album, Real Estate, on Chambermusik Records (Cappadonna, Sha Stimuli, Hell Razah). In recent years, Allah Real had been performing with R&B group, Sophisticated Gents.

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This week, the Hip-Hop community has already reacted to the news of MC Craig Mack and Delicious Vinyl Records co-founder/producer Matt Dike passing away.

Ambrosia For Heads extends condolences to DJ Mathematics, Wu-Tang Clan, and the Chambersmusik family.