Kev Brown

Hailing from Landover, MD, Kevin Dark brown, aka Kev Dark brown, got his first contact with hip-hop when he heard his brother’s duplicate from the 1986 Run-D.M.C. record Bringing up Hell, though he didn’t start to intensely immerse himself in the genre until he is at senior high school in the first ’90s. Shortly he began composing his very own rhymes, but quickly discovered that his accurate talents lay down in creation. In 2001 famed beat-maker Pete Rock and roll played a monitor Dark brown do with rapper Grap Luva, “What Ruling Means,” for Marley Marl, who was simply so impressed using what he noticed that he included the tune on his record Re-Entry, which arrived that same season. That resulted in use De La Spirit and DJ Jazzy Jeff, nonetheless it wasn’t until 2004, when The Dark brown Record, his remixed edition of Jay-Z’s The Dark Album (which emerged before Risk Mouse’s The Gray Album), strike the roads that Dark brown began to receive actual interest. After a succession of collaborations and singles, Kev released his single debut, I REALLY DO What I REALLY DO, in 2005. The recording, that was released on Up Above Information, had the maker rapping at least one verse on each one of the 13 songs, aswell as featuring visitor MCs from his team, the D.C.-area-based LOW QUALITY, and Phonte Coleman from Small Brother.