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Who are Awol One and Ecid? Are they shape-shifting heroes from hiphop's distant past sent back to the future? Are they animal poets trapped in a shell of b-boy bodies? Are they MTV reality show robots in training? Are they skeleton monsters? Are they made of flesh or circuits? No one is exactly sure what they are, they just are… While touring the Midwest years ago - Los Angeles MC/Artist Tony aka Awol One and Minneapolis MC/Producer Jason aka Ecid began building the foundation for a classic collaboration between two of indie-hiphop’s most unpredictable talents and original voices. Two years and many L.A. / Minneapolis flights later they have constructed a cohesive album built on label Fill In The Breaks trademark production and balanced by Awol and Ecid’s knack for witty sarcasm and melodic hooks. Like too many forced and ill planned collaborations before them, this new duo had no intentions of just running through the motions - they wanted to make an unapologetic, raw and focused record. From the first horn stab on the opening track “Root For The Villain”, to the epic posse-cut “Calm Down” and the sure-fire anthem “Clever Marketing”, one thing is for sure – Awol One and Ecid are… AVAILABLE JANUARY 12TH 2010
The self-titled debut album from enigmatic MC David Mars is built on the concept that giving up is not an option and you have no choice but to enjoy it. Mars raps with a relentless energy laced with addictive harmony’s and melodies that make wack MC’s across the globe blush. Entirely produced by ECID and his genre bending sonic arsenal. Featuring guest appearances from Eyedea (E&A), Ecid, Impulse, Capaciti & DJ Pseudonym.
Red Beretta, which is a “concept” album based on the bizarre events that turn a modern day hero into a monster is a layered collection of intense narratives & dirty psychedelic grooves, built on Ecid’s ear for digging up dangerous, melodic, “what the hell is that?” samples & his passion for risky, thought provoking story telling. Underneath all the layers Red Beretta is a portrait of society's infatuation with Psychopath's & its need to humanize them & try to piece together why & how they become that way.
PKS, Jordan Miché & David Mars accompanied by Ecid is that split second in life when you realize your kind of pissed off & confused. We'd be lying if we said this project wasn't inspired by early 20's melt downs, we'd be lying if we said it wasn't inspired by crooked blood shot love, We'd be lying if we said it wasn't inspired by mind altering moments, We' be lying if we said it wasn't inspired. Built on Ecid's ever-changing mood's and Jordan Miche's & David Mars dedication to capturing the moment.
From the voice of Impulse, The quick hands of DJ Pseudonym & The beats of Ecid. "Scrap Metal" an album 2 years in the making is a raw, dark, grungy voyage into finding out who you are & more importantly who you are going to become....
ESGC is what happens when you take Slim Shady era Eminem, The Talking Heads, Ice Cube & Nirvana, smash them together, roll them in mud, blow them up with dynamite & attempt to piece them back together. Packed with "did he just..?" quotables & menacing beats that'll leave your original preconceptions about hiphop still intact, but briefly beat up & sub-sided. Originality breaths through the blood of Ecid's blue collar rap songs thicker than a shot of Milk & Gasoline.
Capaciti's Sophmore album entirely produced by A-Scratch "The Blind Cinema Sessions" is the definition of raw-rap shit meet's horror movie melody's. 19 track's deep w/guest appearance's by AWOL ONE of The Shapeshifters, ONRY OZBOURN of GRAYSKUL, BARFLY of OLDOMINION, CARNAGE, SATURDAY MORNING SOUNDTRACK, UNICUS of Kanser, & even more. But don't be fooled by all the guests, capaciti brings it on this album & he backed by A-Scratch & his dusty breaks are the definitive driving force on the this album. so quit reading this & check it out.
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20-Track mix of New, Rare & Un-released Songs, Beats & Collabo's. Feat Guest Appearances by: Capaciti, Jordan Miché, David Mars, Cadaver, Arsenic, and Detour 9. it also features the original versions of "Akmude Sallam" and "My Friend Greg"
Ecid, Capaciti, Impulse, & Kristoff Krane bring you there first and only full length record, "Saturday Morning Soundtrack," contains everything from pretty and colorful to bouncy and anxious, but regardless of what style is delivered, one can always sense the degree of care and concern imbedded in this assembly of explorers. This cult-classic is bound to be whispered in underground hiphop circles for many years to come.
if you haven't heard Jordan Miché yet. well, your missing out. just check em out & we promise your brain will bleed. not in the "oh I'm dying kinda way" more like the "these drugs are really good way"
The official solo debut. "Biograf" entirely written and produced by Ecid is a personal opus, a look inside the brain of a 20-something just trying to tell neighbors, friends, and strangers a little something about what he see's, all while trying to figure out why he's even here.
