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Lucifer

Album: Lucifer 12

Released: Mar 26, 2009

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Lucifer
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Genre: Hip Hop / Rap
Location Los Angeles, Winston-Salem (Cackafornia), US
Profile Views: 328103
Last Login: 3/18/2011
Member Since 7/17/2004
Website BrotherReade.com
Type of Label Unsigned
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...... .... .... One MC and one DJ: It remains the most elemental group set-up in hip-hop. Plenty of classic acts have sprung up from this duo design: Eric B & Rakim, LL Cool J & Cut Creator, and DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince are but a few. As the great art of hip-hop has evolved over the years, however, the pairing-up process has become more identified with studio collaborations: RZA scoring Method Man's immortal first album, and Timbaland's future-forward productions for Missy Elliot. Now a group has arrived that combines the best of both. Meet ..Jimmy Jamz.. (MC/lyricist) and ..Bobby Evans.. (DJ/producer), purveyors of both body-rocking live shows and recorded creations that repay headphone-strapped scrutiny. Together, the two are known as Brother Reade. And the fresh fruit of their labor is the album you hold in your hands: Rap Music..... These days, Brother Reade make Los Angles home. But their shared roots go back to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the NASCAR-and-nictotine-stained southern city where they met in adolescence. Jamz was a singer in a punk band in need of a drummer. Enter Evans, a natural born rhythmatist who'd just seen the movie Juice for the first time. Discovering their mutual passion for hip-hop, the pair began to develop their skills in secret, a self-imposed apprenticeship that they now agree may be the smartest thing they ever did. "We always communicated well," Jamz says, "even while our friends made fun of us because we spoke our own language. Our similar senses of humor and style were there from the get-go, and our natural chemistry has continued to deepen.".... That chemistry supersaturates the grooves of Rap Music. "Back to the beginning/ rap's first inning/ penny on the needle with the turnstile spinning," Jimmy Jamz flows on the album's explosive opener "Let's Go." Meanwhile Bobby Evans combines rib-rattling snare hits and bass kicks, flying in a sonic hook that sounds like a spaceman's thermos boiling over on the sun. The song is notable for introducing the album's underlying theme: If you know your history, you can take the hip-hop to its next evolutionary step while keeping the essence intact. Or to put it another way: If hip-hop had its own Truth-in-Labeling Award, it would go to Rap Music..... ..Click to read more..... ...... ............ LA Times ....Interview...... Pitchfork ....Review for Rap Music...... LAist ....Interview...... Stylus Magazine ....Review for Rap Music...... XLR8R ....Review for Rap Music...... The Owl Mag ....Review for Rap Music...... Venus Magazine ....Review for Rap Music...... West Coast Performer Magazine ....Review for Rap Music...... Spin Magazine ....Top 3 songs you have to download...... OC Weekly ....Review for Rap Music...... URB Magazine ....Review for Rap Music........ Stop Smiling Magazine ....Feature........ URB Magazine ....Next 100........ PIMP Magazine (UK) ....Feature........ URB Magazine ....Review for The Illustrated Guide.... .... Spin Magazine ....Review for The Illustrated Guide........ Los Angeles Alternative ....Interview...... ...... ........ ........ ..Splish Splish (Ya'll Don't Really Know)...... .......... ........ ..Lead The Field, A Southern Rap Mixtape...... .............. ............ ..Like Duh.. Directed by ..Banner Gwin...... .. .. .. .. ......Add to My Profile.. | .. More Videos.......... ..Invasion On Eight Legs.. Directed by ..RJ Shaughnessy.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ......Add to My Profile.. | ..More Videos...... ..
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One MC and one DJ: It remains the most elemental group set-up in hip-hop. Plenty of classic acts have sprung up from this duo design: Eric B & Rakim, LL Cool J & Cut Creator, and DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince are but a few. As the great art of hip-hop has evolved over the years, however, the pairing-up process has become more identified with studio collaborations: RZA scoring Method Man's immortal first album, and Timbaland's future-forward productions for Missy Elliot. Now a group has arrived that combines the best of both. Meet Jimmy Jamz (MC/lyricist) and Bobby Evans (DJ/producer), purveyors of both body-rocking live shows and recorded creations that repay headphone-strapped scrutiny. Together, the two are known as Brother Reade. And the fresh fruit of their labor is the album you hold in your hands: Rap Music.

These days, Brother Reade make Los Angles home. But their shared roots go back to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the NASCAR-and-nictotine-stained southern city where they met in adolescence. Jamz was a singer in a punk band in need of a drummer. Enter Evans, a natural born rhythmatist who'd just seen the movie Juice for the first time. Discovering their mutual passion for hip-hop, the pair began to develop their skills in secret, a self-imposed apprenticeship that they now agree may be the smartest thing they ever did. "We always communicated well," Jamz says, "even while our friends made fun of us because we spoke our own language. Our similar senses of humor and style were there from the get-go, and our natural chemistry has continued to deepen."

That chemistry supersaturates the grooves of Rap Music. "Back to the beginning/ rap's first inning/ penny on the needle with the turnstile spinning," Jimmy Jamz flows on the album's explosive opener "Let's Go." Meanwhile Bobby Evans combines rib-rattling snare hits and bass kicks, flying in a sonic hook that sounds like a spaceman's thermos boiling over on the sun. The song is notable for introducing the album's underlying theme: If you know your history, you can take the hip-hop to its next evolutionary step while keeping the essence intact. Or to put it another way: If hip-hop had its own Truth-in-Labeling Award, it would go to Rap Music.

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