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Opio

Best known seeing that an associate of Hieroglyphics and Souls of Mischief, MC Opio sometimes breaks off right into a single career, frequently with left-field manufacturers at his aspect. His single debut emerged in 2004 when the Hieroglyphics Imperium label released his LP Masterpiece Theater. Triangulation Station implemented for the …

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Onyx

Onyx’s shouting, in-your-face make of high-volume rapping became more in the home in the slam pit than in the dancefloor and brought the rap quartet quick chart achievement. Originally produced in Queens, NY, during 1990, the associates of Onyx (Fredro Starr, Sticky Fingaz, Big DS, and DJ Suave Sonny Caeser) …

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Rex Stewart

Rex Stewart achieved his biggest glory inside a subsidiary part, performing cornet 11 years in the Duke Ellington Orchestra. His popular “speaking” design and half-valve results had been exploited brilliantly by countless Ellington items containing ideal passages customized to display Stewart’s audio. He played inside a forceful, gripping way that …

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Oddjobs

The 1990s saw hip-hop’s influence lengthen well beyond the confines of the original large urban centers (NY, LA, Houston, Atlanta, et al.), in the beginning spreading in to the suburbs, where it infiltrated every socio-economic strata and crossed every social boundary, then eventually found its method into smaller local niches, …

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Oaktown’s 357

While riding on top of his domination of business rap in the later ’80s and early ’90s, MC Hammer branched his empire further by getting two of his seemingly endless entourage of dancers/stage-hanger-ons in to the studio. The effect was Oaktown’s 357, a lady duo some regarded as Hammer’s response …

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Ohmega Watts

Created in Brooklyn, NY, and raised mainly in Queens and Florida, Ohmega W (or Milton Campbell to his parents) started his profession in Orlando, where he started crafting his MC abilities in the first ’90s. For this period he also started exhibiting a pastime in beat-making, idolizing the stalwarts of …

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Oh No

As though the family members weren’t busy more than enough, boy Michael (sibling of DJ phenom Madlib, boy of spirit singer Otis Jackson, Sr., and nephew of jazz trumpeter Jon Faddis) also made a decision to try his submit the music globe. Nicknamed Oh No the Mischievous Rebel by Lootpack …

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Offwhyte

Playing off the actual fact that his labor and birth license reads “white” when he certainly isn’t, Filipino-American Ryan Fernandez find the name Offwhyte when he started carrying out around Chicago in the late ’90s. The rapper got shifted to Chicago from his indigenous Alabama to wait the College or …

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Notch

One-half of ragga/hip-hop duo Given birth to Jamericans, Notch (given birth to Norman Howell in Hartford, CT) played an integral component ushering in dancehall to American metropolitan radio in the ’90s with singles like “Boom Shak-a-Tak” and “Send My Like.” Known after that as Mr. Notch, he offered as the …

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Red Café

Given birth to in Guyana, Brooklyn rapper Crimson Café immigrated to NY with his family members when he was youthful, settling in the Caribbean-populated Flatbush portion of Brooklyn. Hip-hop music all of a sudden became an obsession for him after he 1st noticed the Slick Rick/Doug E. New classic “The …

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