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STYLES OF BEYOND




Biography

Ryu

From one of LA??€�s most respected crews, comes Ryu, commonly referred to as ??€?The Ranch Dressing Of Rap??€?, for his ability to bring flavor to anything he touches. With two successful albums and many high profile appearances to his credit, Ryu is poised to blow (no homo). In between beers this guy enjoys smoking, lamping, camping, and afternoon napping. Currently Ryu and Tak are hard at work on their third album, ??€?Triple Bitchin??€? slated for release in early 2005. With production by Apathy, Chum, Vin Skully, and Cheapshot, ??€?Triple Bitchin??€? is sure to ship triple platinum. With his beats, rhymes, and extensive knowledge of the independent game, Ryu will prove to be an incredible asset to the Demigodz. He has recently been featured in a worldwide Gatorade commercial as well as contributing rhymes to the chart topping Crystal Method hit ??€?The Name of the Game??€?. With all he??€�s accomplished, Ryu remains hungry, and fortunately for him, the over saturated underground provi! des plenty to eat (no homo).

Tak

Born Takbir Bashir, ??€?Tak??€? has been around hip hop his entire life. The brother of legendary producer Bilal Bashir, Tak had to look no further than his own room for inspiration. Raised in the same house as Divine Styler, Everlast of House Of Pain, Def Jef, and Kokni O??€� Dire, he began honing his craft at a young age, when in 1995 he hooked up with partner to be Ryu at an LA community college and formed the group Styles of Beyond. Tak has been compared to the likes of a young Rakim and has even caught the attention of Hollywood, with an appearance in the movie ??€?She??€�s All That??€?. With an impressive resume and rhymes to back it up, you can expect Tak to play an important role as a member of the Demigodz.

Discography

Divine Styler - ??€?Wordpower 2:Directrix??€? CD/LP (??€?Microphenia??€? f/ Styles Of Beyond & ??€?Nova??€? f/ Styles Of Beyond) (Produced by Divine Styler) Bilawn Records [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Killer Instinct??€? f/ Divine Styler (Produced by Divine Styler) b/w ??€?Survival Tactics??€? (Produced by Vin Skully) 12??€? Bilawn Records [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Style Wars??€? f/ DJ Rhettmatic (Produced by DJ Rhettmatic) b/w ??€?Spies Like Us??€? f/ Emcee 007 (Produced by Vin Skully) 12??€? Bilawn Records [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Spies Like Us (Kut Masta Kurt Remix) 12??€? Bilawn Records [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?2000 Fold??€? CD/2LP Bilawn Records [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Easy Back It Up??€? (Produced by Cheapshot) b/w ??€?Part 2??€? (Produced by Vin Skully) 12??€? Ideal/Mammoth
[1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Easy Back It Up (F1 Remix)??€? 12??€? Ideal/Mammoth [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Winnetka Exit (Dust Brothers Remix)??€? 12??€? Ideal/Mammoth [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?2000 Fold??€? (Re-release) CD/2LP Ideal/Mammoth [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Underground Sound??€? (Produced by Space Boy Boogie X) 12??€? Soul Unit Records [1999]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Atomic Zen??€? (Produced by Cheapshot) 12??€? Rocketship Records [2000]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Ambiguous Figures??€? (Produced by Vin Skully) 12??€? No Mayo Records [2000]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Word Perfect??€? 12??€? Rara Records [2000]
Takbir of Styles Of Beyond f/ 4-Zone - ??€?Let It Bump??€? (Produced by Cheapshot) 12??€? Spytech Records/Landspeed [2001]
The Crystal Method - ??€?Tweekend??€? CD/LP (??€?Name of the Game??€? f/ Ryu & ??€?All Hype??€? f/ Ryu)
(Produced by The Crystal Method) Universal [2001]
Tigerfist f/ Takbir - ??€?Stargazin'??€? (Produced by Bilal Bashir) 12??€? Bilawn Records [2001]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Subculture (Produced by Divine Styler) b/w ??€?Windows??€? (Produced by Vin Skully)
12??€? Spytech [2001]
Dieselboy - ??€?Project Human??€? (??€?Subculture (Dieselboy Remix)??€? - Styles Of Beyond ) CD/LP System Recordings [2001]
Electromatrix - ??€?Contemplation??€? (??€?Terraform??€? - Divine Styler f/ Styles Of Beyond ) CD Immergent [2001]
Lexicon - ??€?It??€�s The L??€? (??€?The Official??€? f/ Ryu) (Produced by Cheapshot) CD/2LP Spytech Records [2001]
Lexicon - ??€?It??€�s The L??€? (??€?Years and Years??€? f/ Takbir) (Produced by Cheapshot) CD/2LP Spytech Records [2001]
Awol One - ??€?Speakerface??€? (??€?Keep The Rats Movin??€? - f/ Ryu, Sole, & Circus) (Produced by Mike Nardone)
CD [2002]
Sway & Tech - ??€?Wake Up Show Freestyles Vol. 5??€? (Styles Of Beyond Freestyle) CD 880 Records [2002]
Weststeez Compilation - ??€?Style Tips - Styles Of Beyond??€? (Produced by Cheapshot) CD New Zealand
833 [2003]
Mountain Bros. - ??€?Microphone Phenomenal Remix??€? - f/ Styles Of Beyond (Produced by Cheapshot)
12??€?/CD Single Baby Grande [2003]
Gatorade Commercial - ??€?Unsung Heroes??€? - f/ Ryu [2003]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Mr. Brown??€? b/w ??€?Live Enough (Remix)??€? Produced by The Flavor Crystals 12??€? Spytech Records [2003]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Megadef??€? CD/2LP Spytech Records [2003]
Styles Of Beyond - ??€?Pay Me??€? b/w ??€?Bleach??€?, & ??€?Mr.Brown (Remix)??€? (Produced by The Flavor Crystals)
12??€? Spytech Records [2003]
Styles Of Beyond - "Lingerie Bowl 2004 Theme Song" (Produced by Vin Skully) Pay-Per-View Event [2004]
Sandman f/ Ryu - ??€?Get To Know Me??€? (Produced by Cheapshot) Spytech Records [TBA 2004]

El-Fudge




Biography

The crown holder of Washington Heights, NYC - El-Fudge - is an emcee whose feats many have been unsuccessful to match. Born and raised in the uptown section of Manhattan, Elvin Rosario aka El-Fudge (obtaining his name from the famous Keebler cookie cartoon character) always had a passion for rhyming, but mainly just for fun. After he started spitting at neighborhood parties and receiving mucho props he decided to have his words heard by a bigger audience. Calling into Mayhem & Sunset's underground radio show on 89.1FM in NY, Fudge could always be heard rhyming on the air via the telephone and eventually the hosts invited him as a guest on the live show - multiple times - showcasing his uncanny off the dome freestyle ability.

In late 1996 hardcore hip hop fans might remember strange small side-column ads in The Source for a then-unknown little label with a razor blade logo. During the early stages of what has become Rawkus Records - it was built with a strong foundation of classic 12" singles from artists like Mos Def, Reflection Eternal, Sir Menelik, Shabaam Sahdeeq and "L-Fudge". Fudge gained his first record deal and in 1997 released his highly selling debut single "Liquid" b/w" Show Me Your Gratitude" & "What If?". The world had then become introduced to El-Fudge and his microphone antics. Many fans are confused over his sudden name-spelling change from "L" Fudge to "EL" Fudge, but the latter was actually how it was originally intended to be spelled - only because of Rawkus' legal worries over the Keebler-copyrighted character. Fudge has since moved on to bring back his original name.

Over the past 5 years, Fudge has released a plethora of material to his underground fans, has toured all over the world and has collaborated with everyone from Talib Kweli to UK pop band Another Level. He has performed with the likes of Gang Starr, De La Soul, Pharoahe Monch, and Mos Def and received critical acclaim in such magazines as The Source & Vibe. He has blazed many mix tape and radio freestyles and worked with such producers as DJ Spinna, Vinyl Reanimators, Stoupe (Jedi Mind Tricks), Unsung Heroes, Rich Boogie, and many more. He released a full length album in late 2000 entitled "Chronic Irresponsibility" on CD and double vinyl on the UK-based Sure Shot Records - and, after years of chillin' with fellow emcees Apathy, Celph Titled and Louis Logic, he also became a part of the Demigodz family in 2001 and was featured on the wild-out posse cut, "The Godz Must Be Crazy".

Now, with a new label - Illustrious Entertainment, Fudge plans to continue to take his music to the next level and broaden his audience to the absolute maximum. Always sharp, witty, and with a hilarious sense of humor, you can always tell when El-Fudge blesses a track. Many things wait ahead in the future for his music, including new singles, a new approach to the rap game and of course more collaborations with his Demigodz associates. Definitely be sure to check out www.illustriousent.com for more info and don't say you never heard the "Cinnamon Dominican" beat you over the face with his words!

Discography

L-Fudge - "Liquid/Show Me Your Gratitude/What If? (f/ Talib Kweli, Mike Zoot, Shabaam Sahdeeq, & Skam)" 12" Rawkus [1997]
Network Reps - "Collabo (f/ Tru Persona, L-Fudge, & Mike Zoot)" 12" Network Entertainment [1998]
L-Fudge - "A Conversation with Hip Hop" 12" Nervous [1998]
Various Artists - "Hip Hop Independents Day" CD ("A Conversation with Hip Hop" - L-Fudge) Nervous [1998]
Various Artists - "Soundbombing - Volume 1" CD/Cassette ("Show Me Your Gratitude" & "What If?") Rawkus [1998]
Rok One - "Ninety Degrees A Piece (f/ Kwest, L-Fudge, & Shabaam Sahdeeq)" 12" Fondle 'Em Records [1998]
Big Daddy Allstars - "The Big Daddy Anthem (f/ Shabazz the Disciple, Willie Stubz, Mr. Eon, & L-Fudge)" 12" Bi-Coastal [1998]
Network Reps - "Dos Collabo (f/ Mike Zoot, L-Fudge, Bahamadia, & Wizdom Life)" 12" Nervous [1998]
Eddie Ill & DL Present - "A Trip Below" Cassette ("Freestyle" w/ Wordsworth & Mike Zoot) PhonoSynthetic [1998]
Louis Logic - "Planet Rock (f/ L-Fudge)" 12" Superegular [1998]
Jedi Mind Tricks - "Trinity (f/ L-Fudge & Louis Logic)" 12" Superegular [1998]
L-Fudge/Mathematik - "Dimmin' the Life" 12" Groove Attack [1999]
Various Artists - "Superrappin'" CD/2LP ("Dimmin' the Life" - L-Fudge) Groove Attack [1999]
Another Level - "Freak Me [Rich Boogie Remix] (f/ L-Fudge)" 12" BMG UK [1999]
Another Level - "Remixed" CD ("Freak Me [Rich Boogie Remix]" f/ L-Fudge) BMG UK [1999]
Divine Mind - "Forever (f/ Masterminds, L-Fudge, Mr. Rictor, Mr. Complex, & Celph Titled)" 12" Divine Mind/Mind Your Recordings [1999]
Masterminds - "Live From Area 51" EP/CD ("Onetwothree" f/ L-Fudge) Exodus [1999]
Unsung Heroes - "What Would You Do? (f/ J-Live, L-Fudge, & Mr. Complex)" 12" Scenario/75 Ark [2000]
Unsung Heroes - "Unleashed: B-Boy Mayhem in a Universe Gone Mad" CD/2LP ("What Would You Do?", "Dummy", "A Changed Man") Scenario/75 Ark [2000]
Lany Bru & Lex Beatz - "You Can't See Us" Cassette ("L-Fudge Goes Insane Freestyle") Icon/Scorpion [2000]
Masterminds - "The Underground Railroad" CD/2LP ("Onetwothree" f/ L-Fudge) Ground Control [2000]
L-Fudge - "The Final Word (f/ Celph Titled)/Star Wars" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
The1Shanti - "Blaxploitation (f/ L-Fudge & R-Son)" 12" Soul Spazm [2000]
L-Fudge - "Love Letters (f/ Jasmin)/Remember (f/ Outty Cas & Wil Vill)" 12" B9000 [2000]
Jedi Mind Tricks - "Violent By Design" CD/2LP ("Trinity" f/ L-Fudge & Louis Logic) Superegular [2000]
The1Shanti - "Deadline (f/ L-Fudge)" 12" Downs Elementary [2001]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 1" CD ("The Final Word" - L-Fudge f/ Celph Titled) Ill Boogie Records [2001]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Brothers on the Slide" CD ("Freestyle" - L-Fudge & Big L) [2001]
El-Fudge - "Beware/New York Minute (f/ Mr. Complex)" 12" Sure Shot/Groove Attack [2001]
El-Fudge - "Chronic Irresponsibility" CD/2LP - Sure Shot/Groove Attack [2001]
Film: "Best of Fat Beats Radio Volume One" DVD [2001]
Mr. Complex - "Everybody Everywhere (f/ Punch & Words, Erldotcom, El-Fudge & Invincible) 12" B9000/Core Records [2001]
Mr. Complex - "Hold This Down" CD/2LP ("Everybody Everywhere" f/ Punch & Words, Erldotcom, El-Fudge & Invincible) Core Records/7Heads [2001]
D-Tension - "Contacts & Contracts" CD/2LP ("A Night At Hunt's Point" f/ L-Fudge) Brick Records [2002]
Demigodz - "The Godz Must Be Crazy" CD/2EP ("The Godz Must Be Crazy") Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Mr. Complex - "It's Working (f/ El-Fudge & The Chapter)" 12" Core Records [2002]
Another Level - "From the Heart: Greatest Hits" CD ("Freak Me [Rich Boogie Remix]" f/ L-Fudge) Northwestside/BMG UK [2002]
Double Deez - "Swedish Ish" EP ("Talk to Me" f/ L-Fudge & Glaciuz) Blenda Records [2002]
DJ Spinna - "Beyond Real Experience Volume 2" CD/LP ("My Momma" f/ Mr. Complex & El-Fudge) Beyond Real [2002]
El-Fudge - "No Doubt (Fa Sho)/The Sweeps" 12" Illustrious [2002]
Get Large Productions - "La Mixtape Volume 1" ("Revelation" f/ R.A.V.E. Roulette, St. Laz & El-Fudge) CD Get Large FRANCE [2004]
Mr. Complex - "Scrape Your Back Out (f/ El-Fudge)" 12" 72 Records [2004]

APATHY




Biography

At 25 years of age, Apathy could very well be hip-hop's next big thing. The Connecticut based emcee, who spent most of his life bouncing from place to place, first discovered hip-hop through Melle Mel's verses on Chaka Kahn's "Feel For You", writing his own lyrics to match the track. By 1991, Ap started taking this rap shit seriously, and a few short years later, Ap made his debut on wax, appearing on three tracks on Jedi Mind Tricks critically acclaimed underground debut "The Psycho Social" LP in 1996.

But it wasn't until 1998 that Apathy graduated from guest artist to solo artist. With an initial show-stealing verse on an Eddie Ill and D.L. freestyle, Apathy soon followed suit with several incredible solo singles including "Compatible", "Just Begun", "School", and "Ain't Nuttin' Nice", each released through Bronx Science Records. Linking up with Celph Titled, a former employee of Bronx Science's distributor, Buds, Apathy helped form the Demigodz crew, which also included strong underground acts such as 7L & Esoteric, El Fudge, Louis Logic, Rise, Open Mic, and others.

After The Demigodz crew released their debut EP, "The Godz Must Be Crazy", the major label bidding war began. Said Apathy, "Interscope was interested in Celph and I as a group. Jason McGuire and Jimmy Iovine flew us out to LA, rented us a vehicle, put us up in a bangin' hotel on Sunset Blvd, gave us company cell phones and shit... it was dope." But Apathy wasn't quick to sign the dotted line with the big "I", as other labels also had offers on the table. "While we were out there, we met up with Mike Caren from Atlantic. Interscope was dope, but they have a lot on their plate and probably wouldn't have given us the attention we needed. Mike Caren set up a meeting with Craig Kalman (ceo of Atlantic) and Craig was interested. Mike really didn't feel Celph and I as a group for whatever reason, and wanted to sign me as a solo artist." While the signing to Atlantic as a solo artist may seemed like a bum deal for Celph, Ap assures it only strengthened the Demigodz' relationship. "I know people would probably assume that's wack, but Celph and I are completely fine with it. We're like Redman and Method man, or Ghost and Rae, we're partners no matter what. So Celph was worked into the contract for guaranteed guest appearances and production. Celph is happy, cuz he didn't really wanna make that jump yet... but we do shit regardless, so its a perfect scenario," said Ap.

What can we expect from the major label debut? "I have a few different ideas for what the album will be called, but I haven't decided yet, so I'm gonna keep that under wraps," says Apathy. As far as production, I've been workin' with a lot of different producers, but I have no idea who's actual shit we're gonna use. So far the only definite production is from Celph, Chum The Skrilla Guerilla, DJ Khalil (Self Scientific) and 8th Wundah. I've been workin with Alchemist, Pete Rock, Megahurtz (the producer), Rick Rock, EZ Elpee, and Carlos 6th July Brody. If I don't get a Primo beat... I quit. As far as guest appearances, the only definite ones right now are me, Celph, Lord Digga, and Bambue. But, I do intend on getting some other people on there. I want to get Pharoahe Monch, Ghostface,..... a lot of other people. But everything is still in its beginning stages."

Discography

Demigodz (Apathy & Open Mic) - "Sure Shot Affair" EP Cassette [1997]
Jedi Mind Tricks - The Pyscho-Social, Chemical, Biological, and Electro-Magnetic Manipulation of Human Consciousness" ("The Three Immortals", "Omnicron", "The Apostle's Creed") LP - Superegular [1998]
Eddie Ill & DL Present - "The Time Has Come" ("Step Up [aka The Big Hurt]" w/ Punch & Words, AL Skills, Wiseguy & Gaston, "Freestyle" w/ Rise, Punch & Words, Wiseguy & Gaston) Double Cassette - PhonoSynthetic [1999]
DJ Next - "A Vibe Called Next" ("Freestyle" w/ Open Mic) Cassette [1999]
Apathy - "Compatible (f/ Celph Titled)/The Smackdown (f/ Rise, Celph Titled, & C-Rayz Walz)" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Apathy - "Ain't Nuthin' Nice/Every Emcee (f/ Rise)" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
L-Fudge - "The Final Word (f/ Celph Titled)/Star Wars" (Intro/additional vocals on "Star Wars") 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Apathy - "Just Begun/Chrome Depot Freestyle (f/ Celph Titled)" 12" White Label [2000]
Esau - "2 Many Emcees (f/ Nobodies, Yaggfu Front, Danja Mowf, Apathy & Blackmel)" 12" Mends Recordings [2000]
Esau - "The Farewell Tour" ("2 Many Emcees") CD - Mends Recordings [2000]
Sage Francis - "Still Sick: Urine Trouble" ("Apathy & Sage Freestyle") CD Strange Famous [2000]
Apathy & Celph Titled - "No Joke/Science of the Bumrush (f/ Open Mic)" 12" Stonegroove [2001]
Rise - "The Wickedest Flow" (Production) 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Various Artists - "Styles Upon Styles Volume 2" ("Science of the Bumrush") CD/2LP Stonegroove [2001]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 1" ("The Smackdown") CD Ill Boogie Records [2001]
Rahsheed - "Paper Mache (f/ Louis Logic, Celph Titled, & Apathy)" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Brothers on the Slide" ("Lost Freestyle" w/ Louis Logic, "Freestyle" w/ Rise, Wiseguy & Gaston) CD [2001]
Apathy - "That Ol' Boom Bap/Remix/Earth Girls Are Easy" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
7L & Esoteric - "The Soul Purpose" ("Public Execution" f/ Reks & Apathy) CD/2LP - Brick Records [2001]
Import Tuner Magazine Presents - "DJ Mark Luv - Required Audio v1.01" ("Import Tuner X-Clusive" - Cheapshot f/ Apathy, Celph Titled, & Lexicon) CD [2001]
Elemental - "Get Off My Nuts (f/ K-Skills, Celph Titled, & Apathy)" 12" [2001]
Celph Titled - "Right Now/It Ain't/Root Beers In Your Fridge (f/ Apathy)" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Various Artists - "Aberfoyle Springs Compilation" ("Breeze Block Freestyle" - Apathy & Celph Titled) CD - HipHopHotSpot.Com Inc. [2001]
DSP - "Trife-A-Saurus Rex (f/ Apathy)" 12" Ninja Tune [2002]
DSP - "In the Red" ("Trife-A-Saurus Rex") CD/2LP - Ninja Tune [2002]
DJ Next - "Back to the Grill Again: Liver at the BBQ" ("Nextclusive Barbecue Sauce" w/ Alias & Romen Rok) CD [2002]
Demigodz - "Don't You Even Go There/Well, Well, Well" 12" Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Demigodz - "The Godz Must Be Crazy" CD/2EP - Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 3" ("Well, Well, Well..." - Demigodz) CD Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Apathy - "Immortal/School" 12" Bronx Science [2002]
Lexicon - "Makin' Music Remix (f/ Celph Titled & Apathy)" 12" Spytech [2002]
Majik Most - "Majik's Theme/Forget You/Mother Molesters (f/ Apathy, Louis Logic, & Celph Titled)" 12" Atomik [2002]
DutchMassive - "Evaporate/The Hook (f/ Apathy, Majik Most, C-Rayz Walz, Celph Titled, & Louis Logic)" 12" Gameplan [2002]
D-Tension - "DSL (f/ Apathy)" 12" Brick Records [2002]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Ain't No Love" CD ("Rockafella" w/ Rise, "Rare Species" w/ Celph Titled & Grafh) OTS Entertainment [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Dangerous Connection" ("Speak Now" f/ Vinnie Paz & Apathy) CD/2LP Brick Records [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Dangerous Exclusives" ("You Can Try" f/ Apathy) PROMO CD - Brick Records [2002]
Pumpkinhead - "A Beautiful Mind EP" ("New Day" - production) CD/EP Third Earth Music [2003]
PF Cuttin - "That Grown Man Pt. 2 - 33 Bangin' Freestyles" ("Freestyle" - Apathy) Mix CD [2003]
Apathy - "Put Your Dukes Up/Night Life/Guerilla Orchestra (f/ Tino Vega & Celph Titled)" 12" O.T.S. [2003]
CSI: Miami - TV Episode: "Body Count / Season Finale" ("Drive It Like I Stole It", plays during opening scene of show) May 19th [2003]
Louis Logic - "Sin-A-Matic" ("Best Friends" f/ Apathy) CD/2LP Solid Records [2003]
Demigodz - "Demigodz.Com Sampler" Promo CD ("Drive It Like I Stole It", "Hamburg Germany Freestyle" w/ Esoteric, "Guerilla Orchestra" f/ Tino Vega & Celph Titled) HipHopSite.Com [2003]
Dan Greenpeace & DJ Yoda - "Unthugged" ("The Demigodz") CD Antidote [2003]
Mike Nardone Presents - "We Came From Beyond Volume 2" CD/2LP ("Devastating MCs" f/ Esoteric, Celph Titled & Apathy) Razor & Tie/BMG [2003]
Army of the Pharaohs - "Rare Shit, Collabos & Freestyles" ("Eddie Ill & DL Freestyle", "Chrome Depot Freestyle") Mix CD [2003]
Styles of Beyond - "Megadef" ("Playin' With Fire" f/ Apathy & Celph Titled) CD/2LP SpyTech/Ill Boogie [2003]
Apathy - "It's the Bootleg, Muthafuckas! Volume 1" 2CD Demigodz Entertainment [2003]
7L & Beyonder - "Vinyl Thug Music" ("Public Execution [Demigodz Mix]" f/ Celph Titled, Esoteric & Apathy) CD Vinyl Thug/Brick [2003]

Esoteric






Biography

What would happen if you combined the extensive knowledge of hip hop's history, off the dome freestyle mastery, flawless stage perfomance ability, deadly rhyme tactics, and... the urge to lethally swoop down upon your prey for the kill? You'd probably come up with none other than a creature known as the "Esoteradactyl" - but more importantly, this microphone carnivore would translate onto audio media formats as the MC ESOTERIC.

Crafting his skills as an MC in the late 80s, "Seamus the God Awful" would study the penmanship of the rappers who were current stars of the genre. During that particular time period, hip hop was in its "golden era" and it was a perfect time for a young aspiring MC to come up in and who better to learn from than legends like Big Daddy Kane, Rakim, Chuck D, Kool G. Rap, LL Cool J, and Stetsasonic? As time went on, Esoteric became more and more involved in within his local Boston rap arena and in 1992, as a college radio host, met a local DJ and fellow hip hop head, 7L. They decided to form a group, in which they came up with the name God Complex. After many years of performing small shows, recording demos, and perfecting their musical approach, it was through that creation that Esoteric made his first appearance on wax in 1996 with the Architects of Intellect/God Complex split EP released by independent upstart Boston-based Brick Records. The record was a shot in the dark into the major label monopolized hip hop industry, but it ended up receiving an astronomical amount of attention all across the States and Europe, with little to no promotion. The mic stylings of Esoteric were very unorthodox at that time, combining sci-fi references with hardcore battle influenced rhymes. Due to the record's success, the label decided to release a full length compilation album in 1997 entitled "Rebel Alliance". It was with this album that Esoteric, after organizing his group into the underground household name simply put as "7L & Esoteric", showcased a song called "Be Alert". The 'Transformers'-sampled track has become a classic phenomenon and made its staple on the underground when it was also released as part of a 12" single that included the well-received cuts "Protocol" and "Touch the Mic". History had been made....

Esoteric continued his reign as a one-of-a-kind MC throughout the next handful of years, releasing a number of best-selling 12" vinyl records. As his audience grew and he became more involved within the independent hip hop scene, he began collaborating with and befriending other artists who shared his tastes. In late 1997, Eso and 7L joined forces with Philadelphia's Jedi Mind Tricks (Ikon the Hologram & Stoupe the Enemy of Mankind) to form a supergroup of sorts which also included Bahamadia, Chief Kamachi, and Virtuoso --- ARMY OF THE PHARAOHS. The group's recordings surfaced in the form of the classic "Five Perfect Exertions" single released on JMT's Superegular Recordings in 1998. The group has since restructured its members and a full length is planned for release in the future. Interestingly enough, it was through this whole circle of artists that Esoteric met Apathy due to his early involvement with Jedi Mind Tricks. Over time, the two New England MCs kept building and as Apathy established himself on the scene and decided to form his own crew, it was a must that his friend Esoteric became part of the Demigodz family.

To date, Esoteric has toured all over the United States and Europe numerous times with some of underground hip hop's biggest names. Along with his partner 7L, he has released two full length albums - 2001's "The Soul Purpose" and 2002's "Dangerous Connection". Both of these albums spawned a number of popular singles and have enabled Esoteric to collaborate and share cameos with the likes of Inspectah Deck, Mr. Lif, DJ Vadim, J-Live, DJ Spinna, Kutmasta Kurt, Akrobatik, Count Bass D, and the list goes on. As his career continues to prosper, Eso's name is impossible to miss amongst the underground world and it will soon be a universally recognized title across all ears and languages. A force to be reckoned with, a king to be crowned, and an MC to be respected...

Discography

Architects of Intellect/God Complex - Split EP ("Strontium 90", "Cortex Nematode", "Secret Wars") EP Brick [1996]
Rebel Alliance - "Rebel Alliance" ("Protocol", "Be Alert" f/ Beyonder & Virtuoso, "Force 5 - Launch & Assemble") CD/LP/CASSETTE Brick [1997]
7L & Esoteric - "Protocol/Touch the Mic/Be Alert (f/ Beyonder & Virtuoso)" 12" Brick [1997]
Virtuoso - "Orion's Belt (f/ Esoteric & Mr. Lif)" 12" Brick [1998]
7L & Esoteric - "Def Rhymes/Headswell (f/ Virtuoso)/Learn from the Druid" 12" Direct [1998]
Army of the Pharaohs - "Five Perfect Exertions (f/ Bahamadia, Jedi Mind Tricks, Chief Kamachi, 7L & Esoteric, Virtuoso)/Remix/War Ensemble" 12" Superegular [1998]
Count Bass-D - "Piece of the Pie (f/ Esoteric & Virtuoso)" 12" Spongebath [1999]
Skitzofreniks - "Skitzofreniks State (f/ 7L & Esoteric, Reks, & Virtuoso)" 12" Brick [1999]
Skitzofreniks - "On My Own Shit" ("Skitzofreniks State") CD Check1 [1999]
Eddie Ill & DL Present - "The Time Has Come" ("Freestyle" f/ Eddie Brock, PackFM, Esoteric, & Rok One) Double Cassette - PhonoSynthetic [1999]
7L & Esoteric - "Speaking Real Words (f/ Inspectah Deck)/Bound to Slay" 12" Direct [1999]
7L & Esoteric - "Speaking Real Words EP" CD Direct [1999]
DJ Next - "A Vibe Called Next" ("Strontium 1999") Cassette [1999]
Film: "Open Transport" VHS [1999]
7L - "Can I Live?" ("Intro #1" f/ Esoteric, Afu-Ra, Reks, Gauge, & Joe Dawgs, "Intro #2" f/ Esoteric, Akrobatik, Virtuoso, & CheckMark) Mix CD/Cassette [2000]
Jedi Mind Tricks - "Violent By Design" ("Death March" f/ Virtuoso & Esoteric, "Exertions Remix" f/ Esoteric, Virtuoso, & Bahamadia, "War Ensemble" f/ Virtuoso & Esoteric) CD/2LP Superegular [2000]
7L & Esoteric - "Mic Mastery/Operating Correctly (f/ Mr. Lif)/Hell When I Come Through (CD only)" 12"/CDS Direct [2000]
Akrobatik - "The EP" ("Battle Royal" f/ Esoteric) CD/EP Detonator [2000]
DJ Spinna Presents - "The Beat Suite" ("Speaking Real Words") CD Urban Theory/Beechwood [2000]
Reks - "Final Four (f/ Esoteric, Shabaam Sahdeeq, J-Live, Young Zee, Pacewon, Lonnie B, & Danja Mowf) 12" Brick [2000]
DJ Vadim - "Higher Standard (f/ Mr. Lif, Esoteric, & Virtuoso)" 12"/CDS Ninja Tune [2000]
DJ Mr. L'Heureux & J. Sizzor - "2 Large For Your Backpack" ("Freestyle" - Esoteric) Mix Tape [2000]
7L & Esoteric - "Call Me ES/The Soul Purpose" 12"/CDS Direct [2001]
7L & Esoteric - "The Soul Purpose" CD/2LP Direct [2001]
Various Artists - "Home: Boston Underground Hip Hop" ("Do Me A Favor") CD/2LP Landspeed [2001]
Virtuoso - "The Voice of Reason" ("Orion's Belt" f/ Esoteric & Mr. Lif) CD/2LP Omnipotent [2001]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Brothers on the Slide" ("Freestyle" f/ Esoteric, Breez Evahflowin, & C-Rayz Walz) CD [2001]
Various Artists - "Building With Bricks: The Definitive Brick Records Collection" ("Strontium 90", "Protocol", "Skitzofreniks State") CD Brick [2001]
Prowla - "Lonewolf" ("Hit 'Em Globally" f/ Esoteric) CD/LP Nuff Said [2001]
Various Artists - "Beats from the Vaults 2 EP" ("Hit 'Em Globally Remix" - Prowla f/ Esoteric) CD/LP Nuff Said [2001]
Reks - "Along Came the Chosen" ("Final Four (f/ Esoteric, Shabaam Sahdeeq, J-Live, Young Zee, Pacewon, Lonnie B, & Danja Mowf") CD/2LP Brick [2001]
DJ Next - "Back to the Grill Again: Liver at the BBQ" ("Straight Outta Boston" f/ Truth Elemental, Karma, & Esoteric) CD [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Jealous Over Nothing/Brain in Gear" 12" Direct [2002]
Kabir - "Cultural Confusion" ("Run Out of Words" f/ Esoteric) CD/LP Uncle Trouble Music [2002]
Demigodz - "Well, Well, Well..." 12" Ill Boogie [2002]
Demigodz - "The Godz Must Be Crazy" ("Captivate / Deactivate", "The Godz Must Be Crazy") CD/2EP Ill Boogie [2002]
Various Artists - "Arrival of the Illest" ("Like This" - K.T. f/ Esoteric & Akrobatik) CD My Show Called Life [2002]
Karma - "Top Shelf (f/ Esoteric)" 12"/CDS Nuff Said [2002]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 3" ("Well, Well, Well..." - Demigodz) CD Ill Boogie Records [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Watch Me/Word Association/Can't Come Close" 12" Brick [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Dangerous Connection" CD/2LP Brick [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Dangerous Connection - Instrumentals" LP Brick [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Dangerous Exclusives" PROMO CD Brick [2002]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Ain't No Love" ("Gunn Clapp" f/ Esoteric, J-Treds, & Breezly Brewin) CD - OTS Entertainment [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Herb/Rules of Engagement (f/ J-Live & Count Bass-D)/Split Personality" 12" Brick [2002]
7L & Esoteric - "Do It/Rest In Peace/What I Mean (f/ Beyonder)" 12" Brick [2003]
Main Flow - "Street Pay (f/ Esoteric)" 12" Brick [2003]
Demigodz - "Demigodz.Com Sampler" Promo CD ("Runaway") HipHopSite.Com [2003]
Jon Doe - "Meet Jon Doe" ("Title Track Remix" w/ 7L & Esoteric) CD Day By Day [2003]
Mike Nardone Presents - "We Came From Beyond Volume 2" CD/2LP ("Devastating MCs" f/ Esoteric, Celph Titled & Apathy) Razor & Tie/BMG [2003]
King Syze - "Blitz Inc. (f/ Vinnie Paz & Esoteric)" 12" Brick [2003]
Jedi Mind Tricks - "Visions of Gandhi" ("The Army

Rise





Biography

Do you know him? If not, you soon will. Born Jean Myrthil, Rise hails from the Park Slope section of Brooklyn. "The artist in Jean" has successfully, with little promotion, established himself as one of the more prominent independent artists. Rise has become a household name within the underground circuit. In 1998, he expanded his role for a commercial appearance on the famed "Lyricist Lounge Volume 1" album on Rawkus Records which garnered attention from much of the important music industry. Rise began his career stunning the hip hop community with feature after feature of recordings with established producers, independent artists, and underground mixtape appearances. Industry insiders began to take note early on and were impressed by his hustle, talent and pure ambition.

In 1999, after running into Rise at many of those famed Lyricist Lounge ciphers, then up-and-coming MC, Apathy, noticed Rise's impeccable skills and the two began spitting their clever rhymes back and forth, impressing each other respectfully. That connection further lead up to Rise becoming a member of the now world renown Demigodz collective and sparked classic recordings such as "The Smackdown", "Every Emcee", and eventually contributing razor sharp verses to the mega-popular "The Godz Must Be Crazy" EP released in 2002.

From his humble beginnings, Rise raised the bar for hip hop by formulating a distinct delivery with an abundance of witty punchlines, vivid storytelling and thought-provoking verses. Collecting more fans as he travelled through the New York City underground show circuit, he built a name for himself amongst his contemporaries as the rapper to emulate. Rise has managed to gain attention from the worldwide hip-hop community by touring Japan, Sweden and Denmark. Rise was also able to fulfill his dream of starting his own label with the introduction of his very own, Results Period Records.

Rise's formula was gracefully displayed on his debut single, "Do You Know Him?", released in 2000 on PhonoSynthetic Records. The track lives up to all the expectations and silences all non-believers to his talent with lines like: "Sometimes I'm glad that people don't know that I'm raw / cause superstar rappers can't go to the grocery store", "You ain't better / cause you been rhyming longer than Rise / I've been nice a few years / you been wack since '85 / You're a signed act and everybody thinks you can rap / that's alright cause everybody thought the planet was flat".... The list of quotables go on as Rise wastes no lines in his rhymes, compelling you to toss his music into your rotation. On his 2nd single, he also continues to display lyrical prowess on the Apathy-produced A-side, "The Wickedest Flow" b/w the Celph Titled-crafted B-side, "No Faith", released in 2001 which was received very well sales-wise. The list of wax releases continued further with "BKNY/I Know" and "Evolution/Part of the Game/Make Sure (That We Win)".

After already having harnessed the NYC area and establishing himself as a household name internationally, Rise sets out to take over the rest of the country with his full length debut album to be released in conjunction with MCS Entertainment and major label distributor, Universal Music. The forthcoming album promises not to disappoint as it will deliver solid lyricism and focus on the actual artist you are buying the CD from, showcasing only Rise the MC holding his own entire LP down. The album features production from fellow Demigod Celph Titled, Evil Dee & Mr. Walt of the Beatminerz, DJ Spinna, DJ Static, and Rise himself among others that have lent their talents to make this an album with staying power. Results Period and Rise are sure to shake up the music world and the universe that surrounds it and prove that 'in this rap game he's nobody' (why?) "Nobody's perfect!"

Discography

Various Artists - "Lyricist Lounge: Volume One" ("After the Show" f/ Rise, Punchline, & A.L. Skills) CD/LP Rawkus [1998]
Eddie Ill & DL Present - "The Time Has Come" ("Freestyle" f/ Apathy, Rise, Punch & Words, Wiseguy & Gaston) Double Cassette - PhonoSynthetic [1999]
Apathy - "The Smackdown (f/ Rise, Celph Titled, & C-Rayz Walz)" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Apathy - "Every Emcee (f/ Rise)" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Eddie Ill & DL Present: The Maxed Out Single - "Nothing's Changed (f/ Mr. Complex, Rise, & Eddie Brock)" 12" PhonoSynthetic [2000]
Rise - "Do You Know Him/Cheater/Memories (f/ Wordsworth & Madafi)" 12" PhonoSynthetic [2000]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 1" CD ("The Smackdown" - Apathy f/ Rise, Celph Titled, & C-Rayz Walz) Ill Boogie Records [2001]
Rise - "The Wickedest Flow/No Faith" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Stronghold - "The Mixtape" CD ("Shoot Your Eye Out" f/ Breez Evahflowin', Phase 1 & Rise) Stronghold Ventures, Inc. [2001]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Brothers on the Slide" CD ("Freestyle" - Akrobatik, Rise, & Eddie Brock, "Freestyle" - Gaston, Wiseguy, Rise, & Apathy) [2001]
Prime - "The Cleansing" ("All Angles" f/ Rise, Gaston, & C-Rayz Walz) CD Molemen Inc. [2001]
PackFM - "Featured Material - Volume 1" ("All Star Session" f/ Substantial, Rise, Wordsworth, Wiseguy, A.L., & Tonedeff, "Relay Remix Snippet" f/ Wordsworth & Rise) CD-R [2001]
PackFM - "Relay Remix (f/ Wordsworth & Rise)" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Rise - "BKNY/I Know" 12" Results Period [2002]
Demigodz - "Well, Well, Well" 12" Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Demigodz - "The Godz Must Be Crazy" CD/2EP ("The Godz Must Be Crazy") Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 3" ("Well, Well, Well..." - Demigodz) CD Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Various Artists - "The Difference: Volume 1" ("From The Child To The MC" - Rise) CD/2LP Official Jointz [2002]
DJ JS-1 - "Arrogant (f/ Substantial, Tonedeff, PackFM, & Rise)" 12" Yosumi [2002]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Ain't No Love" CD ("Rocafella" f/ Apathy & Rise) OTS Entertainment [2002]
Rise - "Best Of... Volume 1" CD-R [2002]
PackFM - "Featured Material - Volume 2" ("Arrogant" f/ Substantial, Tonedeff, PackFM, & Rise) CD-R [2002]
DJ JS-1 - "Ground Original" ("Arrogant" f/ Substantial, Tonedeff, PackFM, & Rise) CD/2LP Yosumi [2003]
DJ Spinna - "Here to There" ("Tune You Out" f/ Rise) CD/2LP BBE [2003]
Eddie Ill & DL - "A Long Rhyme Coming: The 1999 to 2002 Sessions Pt. 1" ("Freestyle" - Rubix, Hazadus, Rise, & Eddie Brock) CD [2003]
Rise - "Evolution/Part of the Game/Make Sure (That We Win)" 12"/CDS Results Period [2003]
Demigodz - "Demigodz.Com Sampler" Promo CD ("The Wickedest Flow [DJ Premier Rap Phenomenon Remix]") HipHopSite.Com [2003]
Rise - "Best Of... Volume 2" CD-R [2003]
Apathy - "It's the Bootleg, Muthafuckas! Volume 1" ("Every Emcee", "Eddie Ill & DL Freestyle", "Rockafella Freestyle", "Well Well Well", "Brothers On the Slide Freestyle", "The Smackdown") 2CD Demigodz Entertainment [2003]
Rise - "Arise in Music" CD-R [2004]

Celph Titled






Biography

Take cover - the fusion of raw aggression and slap-you-in-the-face beats is about to explode. Celph Titled, spawned from the golden era of rap music, has decided to capture an entire realm of the hip hop spectrum that has been in captivity for so many years --- the RAWNESS!

Priding himself on being an incredible emcee as well as one of the best known and sought after beatmakers in the underground, "The Rubix Cuban" has definitely made an impact on the world of hip hop music. Gaining worldwide notoriety for his famous punchline-filled cameos alongside records with the likes of Apathy, Boogiemonsters, L-Fudge, Rise, Louis Logic, J-Zone, Masterminds, Esoteric, Rahsheed, Lexicon, and C-Rayz Walz --- Celph Titled is a name that is hard to avoid. Most importantly, he has laid down beats for such heavyweights as Kool G. Rap, Ice-T, Soul For Real, Kurious, Apani B-Fly, Lord Digga, 7L & Esoteric, Shabaam Sahdeeq, King Sun, Big Scoob, Truth Enola, and many more.

Celph Titled, born and raised in Tampa and now a New York City resident, always had a knack for expressing his creativity in an entertaining fashion. Being raised in such a multi-cultural tropical landscape, the Latino lyricist was exposed to a wide array of music and experiences. From his early demos dating back to 1992 to his first official group, Equilibrium in 1997, his music has continued to go nowhere else but up. He released his first two official records in late 1998 on his own imprint, Atomik Recordings. One of which was with his group, Equilibrium, which consisted of two other Floridian emcees - DutchMassive & Majik Most, as well as a veteran DJ - Kramtronix. The single was a 3-song 12" consisting of the Tampa anthem "Fahrenheit 813", the conscious "Critical Conditions" which featured then-EMI recording artist Vex of the Boogiemonsters, and the highly controversial "Windows 98" which sampled the Microsoft Windows '95 start-up music and was even rumored that Bill Gates himself gave the group a holla. The second single was from the Walkmen, entitled "Fortruss", which was a huge success especially in Japan for an unknown group and has gone to sell over 12,000 copies independently to date. Ever since then, it has been history as Celph Titled has single-handedly dominated the underground hip hop realm.

As a soloist, the gruff-voiced rapper made his debut in November 2001 with the release of his 12" single, "Right Now" b/w "It Ain't" & "Root Beers In Your Fridge (w/ Apathy)". The urban radio chart topping A-side, "Right Now", is produced by none other than the legendary Mark the 45 King, most recently known for his platinum hits with Eminem ("Stan") and Jay-Z ("Hard Knock Life") among his classic old school contributions. The single was an instant success, spawning commercial mix show spins worldwide and even gaining the attention of NYC tastemaker Funkmaster Flex and Wake Up Show shot caller, DJ Revolution. This record was an amazing feat for an underground artist to accomplish, while Celph considers it simply "a small step towards something much bigger."

If his own solo endeavors weren't enough, he is a lead member of the Demigodz. Just off the names alone involved in this conglomerate, the buzz for the crew as a whole spans across the globe in anxious anticipation of a collective full length release as well as each individual members' projects. The CD and double vinyl EP, "The Godz Must Be Crazy" was released in April 2002 on the Los Angeles-based Ill Boogie Records with distribution through Caroline/EMI. On this release, the entire family joined together and Celph Titled spits venom on every song as well as having produced half of the EP himself. The record has been a huge success and even garnered the attention of major labels such as Interscope, Warner Bros, Dreamworks, Priority/Capitol - and eventually lead to the signing of Apathy to Atlantic Records in September 2002.

So, in closing - the truth is - Celph Titled is a highly versatile, talented, and marketable artist. He is currently working on his debut full length LP, which enlists some of the biggest names in hardcore hip hop making contributions. While he does not have a home yet for this project, he is seeking one and is planning on creating one of the best raw hip hop albums of his time. Besides his own album, he is also staying busy appearing on and producing much of Apathy's forthcoming underground releases as well as his yet to be completed major label debut on Atlantic.

There are really no words to describe his persona, thus only a name like Celph Titled would fit such a character.

Discography

Equilibrium - "Fahrenheit 813/Windows 98/Critical Conditions (f/ Boogiemonsters)" 12" Atomik [1998]
Walkmen - "Fortruss/The Countdown Theory (f/ Celph Titled)" 12" Atomik [1998]
Divine Mind - "Sporatic Signals" ("Peanuts" [P]) CD - IMADU [1999]
Braille - "Lifefirst: Half the Battle" ("Ink Blotch", "Sentimental Journey", I Am Who I Hate", "Gullet Gambit", "Delusive Decorum", "Antfarm", "Lifefirst (f/ Storm the Unpredictable)" CD - Eastwick SWP [1999]
Divine Mind - "Forever (Celph Titled Mix)" f/ Masterminds, L-Fudge, Mr. Rictor, Mr. Complex, & Celph Titled 12" Divine Mind/Mind Your [1999]
Beefsteak Breaks Volume 1 LP - Beat Your Meat [1999]
Bigga Mention - "Soundbwoy's Revenge" 12" BUDS [1999]
Louis Logic - "Secret Agent" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Apathy - "Compatible (f/ Celph Titled)/The Smackdown (f/ Rise, Celph Titled, & C-Rayz Walz)" 12"
Bronx Science [2000]
Apathy - "Ain't Nuthin' Nice/Every Emcee (f/ Rise)" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Redline Productions - "Black Sunz Compilation" (Various interludes) CD - Redline [2000]
Soul For Real - "It's Summertime (f/ Big Scoob)" 12" Fully Blown [2000]
Equilibrium - "Do That/Hold Something" 12" Atomik [2000]
L-Fudge - "The Final Word (f/ Celph Titled)/Star Wars" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Apani B-Fly Emcee - "Spot Me/A Million Eyes" 12" Bronx Science [2000]
Apathy & Celph Titled - "Chrome Depot Freestyle" 12" White Label [2000]
Funkghost - "Tampa International (Celph Titled Remix)" f/ I-Man, Phobi One & Celph Titled 12" Slopfunkdust [2000]
Apathy & Celph Titled - "No Joke/Science of the Bumrush (f/ Open Mic)" 12" Stonegroove [2001]
Rise - "No Faith" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
The Ancients - "20/20" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Various Artists - "Styles Upon Styles Volume 2" ("Science of the Bumrush") CD/2LP Stonegroove [2001]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 1" ("The Smackdown", "The Final Word") CD Ill Boogie Records [2001]
CunninLynguists - "So Live!/616 Rewind (f/ Tonedeff, Sankofa, Kashal-Tee, & Celph Titled)" 12" Urban Acres [2001]
CunninLynguists - "Will Rap For Food" CD/LP ("So Live!", "616 Rewind")" Urban Acres [2001]
Lt. Dan - "Urban Neckwork" ("Lt. Dan Freestyle") Mix CD [2001]
Rahsheed - "Paper Mache (f/ Louis Logic, Celph Titled, & Apathy)" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
The Planets - "Set Flames" 12" Red Sea Entertainment [2001]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Brothers on the Slide" ("Freestyle" - J-Zone, Al-Shid, Celph Titled, & Rok One) CD [2001]
Clokworx - "Preservatives/Who's That" 12" Commonwealth/Cybertek [2001]
PackFM - "Featured Material - Volume 1" ("Sky's the Limit" f/ Mecca & Substantial) CD-R [2001]
Apathy - "That Ol' Boom Bap" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Import Tuner Magazine Presents - "DJ Mark Luv - Required Audio v1.01" ("Import Tuner X-Clusive" - Cheapshot f/ Apathy, Celph Titled, & Lexicon) CD [2001]
PackFM - "Freestyle Marathon/BackPACK" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Choc (of Soul For Real) - "Crazy" 12" Fully Blown Recordings [2001]
Elemental - "Get Off My Nuts (f/ K-Skills, Celph Titled, & Apathy)" 12" [2001]
K-Skills - "Who's Fuckin' Around (f/ Celph Titled)/Bottom Line" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Walkmen - "F-L-A Team/Tropic States" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Celph Titled - "Right Now/It Ain't/Root Beers In Your Fridge (f/ Apathy)" 12" Bronx Science [2001]
Kurious - "All Great" 12" Stonegroove [2001]
Shabaam Sahdeeq - "No Surrender (f/ Kool G. Rap)" 12" Raptivism [2001]
King Sun - "Pimp (f/ Ice-T & Kool Mike Ski)" 12" Fully Blown [2001]
Various Artists - "Aberfoyle Springs Compilation" CD ("Fallout" - DutchMassive f/ Celph Titled & Walkmen, "Breeze Block Freestyle" - Apathy & Celph Titled) HipHopHotSpot.Com Inc. [2001]
Night Owls - "Nocturnal Doctrine" CD ("Unimportant Ones") Syntax Records [2001]
Rise - "BKNY" 12" Results Period Records/Fat Beats [2002]
DJ Next - "Back to the Grill Again: Liver at the BBQ" CD ("Inaudible") [2002]
Demigodz - "Don't You Even Go There/Well, Well, Well" 12" Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Demigodz - "The Godz Must Be Crazy" CD/2EP Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Lord Digga - "Who You Rollin' With/All World" 12" Bronx Science [2002]
Various Artists - "Independent's Finest Volume 3" ("Well, Well, Well..." - Demigodz) CD Ill Boogie Records [2002]
Film Soundtrack: "ON Video Skateboarding Magazine - Winter 2002 Issue" ("Paper Mache" instrumental, plays during feature on Rodney Mullen) DVD/VHS [2002]
Lexicon - "Makin' Music Remix (f/ Celph Titled & Apathy)" 12" Spytech [2002]
Majik Most - "Majik's Theme/Forget You/Mother Molesters (f/ Apathy, Louis Logic, & Celph Titled)" 12" Atomik [2002]
DutchMassive - "Evaporate/The Hook (f/ Apathy, Majik Most, C-Rayz Walz, Celph Titled, & Louis Logic)" 12" Gameplan [2002]
The Planets - "The Opening" CD/2LP ("Set Flames") Red Sea Entertainment [2002]
DJ Unknown & Mek - "Ain't No Love" CD ("Rare Species" f/ Apathy, Celph Titled, & Grafh) OTS Entertainment [2002]
DJ Shortee Blitz - "Put Your Weight On It - Volume 1" ("Freestyle") CD [2002]
PackFM - "Featured Material - Volume 2" ("Freestyle Marathon", "BackPACK") CD-R [2002]
Eddie Ill & DL - "A Long Rhyme Coming: The 1999 to 2002 Sessions Pt. 1" (Demigodz Exclusive - Celph Titled, Apathy, & Louis Logic) CD [2003]
PhilaFlava - "Roll Call: '00-'02" ("Freestyle") CD PhilaFlava Inc. [2003]
Film Soundtrack: "Kingston High" ("Do That" by Equilibrium, plays at beginning of end credits) DVD/VHS [2003]
Skully - "Champion Sounds" CD ("Turntable Science" f/ Celph Titled) DMC [2003]
Skully - "Champion Sounds - Vinyl Sampler" EP ("Turntable Science" f/ Celph Titled) DMC [2003]
Cage & Copywrite - "Boston Crabs/Haterama Pt. 1/Boston Baked Bitch" (as Executive Producer) 12" Demigodz Records [2003]
Louis Logic - "Diablos (f/ Celph Titled)" 12" Solid Records [2003]
Apathy - "Guerilla Orchestra (f/ Tino Vega & Celph Titled)" 12" O.T.S. [2003]
RichBums - "Defenders of the Crown EP" ("Panic" f/ Celph Titled)" CD Heart On Records / Denmark [2003]
Louis Logic - "Sin-A-Matic" ("Mischievous", "Freak Show", "Diablos" f/ Celph Titled, "Revenge" f/ Celph Titled) CD/2LP Solid Records [2003]
Demigodz - "Demigodz.Com Sampler" Promo CD ("Turntable Science" f/ Skully, "TampaHipHop.Com Freestyle", "Guerilla Orchestra" Apathy f/ Tino Vega & Celph Titled) HipHopSite.Com [2003]
Battletown Presents - "The EPs" CD ("The Unimportant Ones" - Ethic f/ Braille) Battletown [2003]
White Shadow of Norway - "Back to the True School" EP ("Extra Thug Sauce" f/ Guttamouf, Majik Most, & Celph Titled)" Uncut Productions [2003]
Mareko - "White Sunday" CD ("Big Dummy" f/ Celph Titled) Dawn Raid/Universal NZ [2003]
J-Zone - "$ick of Being Rich" CD/2LP ("Eat A Diccup" f/ Celph Titled) Old Maid Entertainment [2003]
Dan Greenpeace & DJ Yoda - "Unthugged" ("The Demigodz") CD Antidote [2003]
Araknophobix - "Telepathic Ambush 2.0" ("Phantasmagoria [RECORDED IN 1999]" f/ Maleko, Celph Titled, Raj & DutchMassive) CD Golden Dungeon Music [2003]
Mike Nardone Presents - "We Came From Beyond Volume 2" CD/2LP ("Devastating MCs" f/ Esoteric, Celph Titled & Apathy) Razor & Tie/BMG [2003]
Black Panther - "The Darkest Night Ever" ("So Cold" f/ Celph Titled & Oktober) CD Third Earth Music [2003]
Army of the Pharaohs - "Rare Shit, Collabos & Freestyles" ("Chrome Depot Freestyle") Mix CD [2003]
Big Scoob & Celph Titled - "Floss Filthy" 12" Trendsetters [2003]
Styles of Beyond - "Megadef" ("Playin' With Fire" f/ Apathy & Celph Titled) CD/2LP SpyTech/Ill Boogie [2003]
Apathy - "It's the Bootleg, Muthafuckas! Volume 1" (Various vocals & production) 2CD Demigodz Entertainment [2003]
The Planets - "On Fire - Celph Titled Remix (f/ Planet Asia & Eclipse 427)" 12" Red Sea Entertainment [2003]
7L & Beyonder - "Vinyl Thug Music" ("Freestyle" f/ Celph Titled, Big Scoob & Terra, "Public Execution [Demigodz Mix]" f/ Celph Titled, Esoteric & Apathy) CD Vinyl Thug/Brick [2003]
Oktober - "Zero @ The Half Mixtape" ("So Cold" f/ Celph Titled) CD [2003]
Apani - "Story 2 Tell" ("Spot Me", "A Million Eyes") CD Bad News JAPAN [2003]
Lexicon - "Rock Remix (f/ Louis Logic, Celph Titled, Ryu & J-Zone)" 12" Spytech [2004]
Rise - "Arise in Music" ("Say Somethin") CD-R [2004]

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mihai.lazar wrote:ar fi combinatie daca le-ai traduce...asa nu cred ca sta nimeni sa se uite ... + ca discografia aia cu toate melodiile ..........

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