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Danny Brown

Detroit rapper Danny Dark brown embraced his exclusive hood/hipster character, took full benefit of social networking, and — fueled by his encounters with drug working and medication taking, and a wicked love of life — delivered a few of the most brilliant, vulgar, and side-splitting rhymes of his period. Dark …

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Ninjasonik

Brooklyn-based duo Ninjasonik, made up of Reverend McFly and DJ Teenwolf, set up itself in fall 2007 with “Restricted Pants,” a song that generated an extraordinary amount of blogosphere buzz as an MP3 and YouTube video. Remixes from the song, and also other likewise styled songs such as for example …

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Wu-Tang Clan

Rising in 1993, when Dr. Dre’s G-funk got overtaken the hip-hop globe, the Staten Isle, New York-based Wu-Tang Clan became the most groundbreaking rap band of the middle-’90s — in support of partially for their music. Turning the typical idea of a hip-hop staff inside out, the Wu-Tang Clan had …

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Jeru the Damaja

Speaking out against what he noticed as a decrease in rap through the mid-’90s, Jeru the Damaja found the fore like a self-proclaimed prophet as well as the savior of hip-hop, much as KRS-One experienced done almost a decade before. Jeru 1st appeared like a visitor on Gang Starr’s Daily …

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Sauce Money

Rapper Sauce Cash emerged from Brooklyn’s Marcy Tasks as an associate of Jay-Z’s Roc-A-Fella clique, building several looks on soundtracks and blend tapes (aswell as rating a composing Grammy for his focus on Puff Daddy’s blockbuster “I’M GOING TO BE Missing You”) before issuing his single debut, Middle Finger U, …

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U-God

Among the lesser-known MCs in the nine-member Wu-Tang Clan, U-God was created Lamont Hawkins, and in addition raps beneath the aliases Golden Hands, Lucky Hands, Baby U, and 4-Club Killer. U-God skipped from the first circular of Wu-Tang single projects, which happened among the releases from the Enter the Wu-Tang: …

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Kool Keith

After single-handedly redefining “warped” as your brain and mouth area behind the Bronx-based Ultramagnetic MC’s, “Kool” Keith Thornton — aka Tempo X, aka Dr. Octagon, aka Dr. Dooom, aka Mr. Gerbik — going for the external reaches from the stratosphere with a number of solo tasks. A onetime psychiatric individual …

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Sensational

Also called Torture, Sensational was an associate from the Jungle Brothers on the album 1993 J. Beez Wit Da Treatment. He released his self-produced single debut, PACKED WITH Power, in 1997. The follow-up, Part the Market, made an appearance the next 12 months and Heavyweighter was released in fall 2000; …

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Gravediggaz

Gravediggaz’s violent combination of hardcore gangsta rap and rock was labeled “horrorcore” by some within the press. The complete incident is relatively ironic, taking into consideration the history of the group. The mastermind of the group, the Undertaker, is way better referred to as Stetsasonic’s Prince Paul (given birth to …

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Ghostface Killah

Among the unique members from the seminal ’90s rap team the Wu-Tang Clan, Ghostface Killah (aka Tony Starks) produced a direct effect before he released his debut album, Ironman, past due in 1996. Like all people from the Wu-Tang Clan, the rapper utilized the group like a releasing pad to …

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