Imagine a group comprised of hip hop heavyweights Busta Rhymes, Eminem, and a mixture of Cee-Lo Green and Justin Timberlake. With this in mind you now have an idea of what Odd Numbers sounds like. Enticing audiences with their eclectic and energetic vibe, the trio has quickly become local heroes in the Raleigh area. Their style combines a wide variety of influences including rock, funk, and disco yet is rooted in hip hop. The debut album "Here You Go Little Girl" includes gritty anthems, high energy tunes with catchy hooks, and soulful story telling ballads without missing a beat. Odd Numbers satisfies the fans by providing quality music while keeping the party live.
Each member of the unit brings their own talents to the table. Not only playing the role of emcee, Henrock also engineers and produces the majority of the tracks. B-Wise handles the business side of things, in addition to his contribution as a lyricist. And finally, 86, the group’s versatile vocalist, provides the melodic backbone for the music that sets them apart from any other hip hop act.
Odd Numbers has been performing locally for about two years, and has built up a tremendous following in the Raleigh area. Their live shows, which audiences turn out for in droves, are legendary and frequently labeled “critics choice” in the News and Observer and Independent. They have found themselves at home performing in front of hip hop, drum and bass, rock, and other audiences. These seasoned performers have shared the stage with the likes of Black Moon, Sean Price, L.E.G.A.C.Y., Dj Vadim, One Self, Joe Scudda, Supastition, The Away Team, and KRS-ONE as well as drum and bass artists Evol Intent and Nucleus. Their high energy shows instantly get the crowd involved and are a large reason why they have built such a loyal hometown fan-base.
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Performer Magazine – “Here You Go Little Girl… illustrates the group’s talent, breadth of skill and willingness to take risks.”
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Tribes Magazine – “Some of the hottest emcees out of the Raleigh area”
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Independent Weekly – “Odd Numbers have potential, a real chemistry”
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You can purchase the debut album "Here You Go Littel Girl..." on line at www.cdbaby.com/oddnumbers
Odd Numbers has performed in over fifty shows at: The Lincoln Theatre, The Brewery, The Berkely Cafe, The Library, Bickett Gallery, Raleigh Music Hall, AKA Lounge, Aries Lounge, The Red Rooster, Temple Ball, The Skylight Exchange, Big Daddy's, Kefi, The Phoenix, Bellafesta, Pour House, and Kings Barcade.
Download the new EP Think Outside The Airlock and catch us on tour starting May 21. Also vote for us in the Tournament of Rock on scholarsandrogues.com
Doco is playing at the Pour House on Thursday. The Old Regime and Makia Groove open. The Old Regime cover a Doco song. Sign up for the mailing list and get the url where you can download recordings from Clemson, Blacksburg, Richmond, and other shows.
whats up dudes..just thought i would let u know that i put 5 new songs up yesterday with ghost dog, tuscon, and esko on them if you get time take a listen
Open Mic @ Deep South every Tuesday!! 9pm -2am ...Drummers (if you have one) can use the house kit, bring your own guitars, amps, keyboards, etc... Or just plug your acoustic straight into the DI - Sign up starts at 9pm! Winners each week qualify to win Osceola studio time. Drink Specials each week! $4 Jack, $4 Crown, $1 Busch Light!! Hosted by Matt Bowen!
Odd Numbers...Wuts new? Our LP is here "Transitions". Check us on tour if you can. These are the NC dates...we are hitting Richmond, DC, Philly, BK, and Albany also
Download Odd Numbers Ringtones and Wallpapers at flextones.com
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