Brawdcast

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Calm Down (Instrumental) 00:00 Tools
LD Cut Intro 00:00 Tools
At Last 00:00 Tools
Thirsty 00:00 Tools
The Quest for Human Completion 00:00 Tools
This Is It 00:00 Tools
Calm Down 00:00 Tools
Rain Drops (Prod. By Skwrim) 00:00 Tools
Not Today (Ft. Francesca) (Prod. By Freddie Joachim) (Cuts By LD (Technicali Sound)) 00:00 Tools
Sheepish Lions 00:00 Tools
The Ease (Intro) (Prod. By Freddie Joachim) (Cuts By LD (Technicali Sound)) 00:00 Tools
That's Riiight 00:00 Tools
Rain Drops 00:00 Tools
Calm Down (Ft. C4mula, Solomon) (Prod. By Pro-I) 00:00 Tools
Regroup 00:00 Tools
Now 00:00 Tools
Soul Search (Ft. Sophistic) (Prod. By Freddie Joachim) 00:00 Tools
Leaving (Ft. Francesca) (Prod. By Freddie Joachim) 00:00 Tools
Day Job 00:00 Tools
New Day (Ft. Trek Life, Matt Q) (Prod. By Flip Da Soulfisher) 00:00 Tools
What Now 00:00 Tools
Headed To L.A. (Ft. Jen Harvey) (Prod. By Skwirm) 00:00 Tools
Drunk Off Emotions (Ft. Vanessa) (Prod. By Scum Baggins) 00:00 Tools
All That Jazz (Ft. N/A) (Co-Prod. By N/A, Diabolic) 00:00 Tools
Night Walk (Ft. LMNO, N8) (Prod. By Freddie Joachim) (Cuts By LD (Technicali Sound)) 00:00 Tools
Rest Of Our Life (Interlude) (Prod. By Freddie Joachim) 00:00 Tools
Disengage (Ft. Jon Doe, UB) (Prod. By Nameless) 00:00 Tools
Wild At Heart 00:00 Tools
The Prayer (Outro) (Prod. By Freddie Joachim) 00:00 Tools
solo mish 00:00 Tools
2 1/2 Minutes Smile (Prod. By Skwirm) 00:00 Tools
Show Time 00:00 Tools
What I Am 00:00 Tools
Headed To L.A. (Feat. Jen Harvey) 00:00 Tools
InDJnous Interlude 00:00 Tools
Soulsearch 00:00 Tools
Calm Down - Instrumental 00:00 Tools
all that jazz (feat. n/a) 00:00 Tools
Basics 00:00 Tools
Calm Down Ft C4mula And Solomon 00:00 Tools
Light Shines 00:00 Tools
Give it up 00:00 Tools
Drunk Off Emotions Ft Ness 00:00 Tools
Headed To L.A. 00:00 Tools
Bros Before Flows Ft Drewid And Self Lion 00:00 Tools
Simbiotics Ft Awdbawl And C4mula 00:00 Tools
Movin On Ft Pigeon John 00:00 Tools
Basics Ft Schwartzenegroe 00:00 Tools
New Day Ft Trek Life And Matt Q 00:00 Tools
2 1/2 Minute Smile 00:00 Tools
Disengage Ft Jon Doe And Ub 00:00 Tools
Mom And Dad Ft Jen Harvey 00:00 Tools
Unstoppable Ft Tommy Lasorda 00:00 Tools
Good Intentions 00:00 Tools
not today 00:00 Tools
Night Walk 00:00 Tools
Soul Search Feat: Sophistic 00:00 Tools
Leaving 00:00 Tools
Not Today Feat: Francesca 00:00 Tools
Showtime 00:00 Tools
Freedom Feat: Johnny Richter 00:00 Tools
Leaving Feat: Francesca 00:00 Tools
Night Walk Feat: Lmno, Neezee 00:00 Tools
Reach Out 00:00 Tools
All That Jazz 00:00 Tools
Raindrops 00:00 Tools
Reach Out Feat: Apoetnomadali 00:00 Tools
Indjnous Interlude [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
Lisn [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
Drunk Off Emotions 00:00 Tools
Disengage 00:00 Tools
Good Intentions [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
Life Ain't Easy Feat: Neezee, Destruct, Mic Moses [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
3 Amigos Feat: C4mula, Mic Moses [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
New Day 00:00 Tools
In Due Time Feat: Jen Harvey 00:00 Tools
Scarred IV Life Interlude [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
Light Shines Feat: Ariano 00:00 Tools
No Hesitation Feat: Hochii [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
Me The Mirror Feat: C4mula, Mic Moses, Homeless, Los Vegas 00:00 Tools
How We Rock Feat: Yukkon Mc, Swiss Percise, Monstah Ganjah, Hochii, Pkon, Masta Fuol [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
2 1/2 Minutes Smile 00:00 Tools
Lisn 00:00 Tools
Drunk Off Emotions (Feat. Ness) 00:00 Tools
Me the Mirror 00:00 Tools
The Prayer (Outro) 00:00 Tools
Life Ain't Easy 00:00 Tools
Scarred IV Life Interlude 00:00 Tools
No Hesitation 00:00 Tools
Leaving (Feat. Francesca) 00:00 Tools
Rest Of Our Life (Interlude) 00:00 Tools
Met And Cast 00:00 Tools
The Ease (Intro) 00:00 Tools
Headed To LA 00:00 Tools
3 Amigos 00:00 Tools
Not Today (Feat. Francesca) 00:00 Tools
Movin' On 00:00 Tools
Soul Search (Feat. Sophistic) 00:00 Tools
movin' on (feat. pigeon john) 00:00 Tools
mom and dad (feat. jen harvey) 00:00 Tools
Bros Before Flows 00:00 Tools
Basics (Featuring Schwartzenegroe) 00:00 Tools
How We Rock 00:00 Tools
basics (feat. schwartzenegroe) 00:00 Tools
Getback feat. Meta 00:00 Tools
The Ease Intro 00:00 Tools
Calm Down feat. C4mula and Solomon 00:00 Tools
Good Intensions 00:00 Tools
Drunk of Emotions 00:00 Tools
Movin' On (Featuring Pigeon John) 00:00 Tools
Drunk Off Emotions (Featuring Ness) 00:00 Tools
Drunk Off Emotions (Feat. Vanessa) 00:00 Tools
disengage (feat. jon doe, ub) 00:00 Tools
Unstoppable 00:00 Tools
Simbiotics 00:00 Tools
Calm Down (Feat. C4Mula And Solomon) 00:00 Tools
Drunk Off 00:00 Tools
Headed to L.A. (Featuring Jen Harvey) 00:00 Tools
In Due Time 00:00 Tools
Intro 00:00 Tools
3 Amigos - Lackluster Remix 00:00 Tools
Soul Search...... 00:00 Tools
Interlude 00:00 Tools
Simbiotics (Feat. Awdbawl And C4Mula) 00:00 Tools
Freedom 00:00 Tools
All That Jazz (Featuring N/A) 00:00 Tools
Mom and Dad (Featuring Jen Harvey) 00:00 Tools
Life Ain't Easy (feat. Neezee, Destruct & Mic Moses) 00:00 Tools
Mom and Dad 00:00 Tools
Unstoppable (Featuring Tommy Lasorda) 00:00 Tools
Rest Of Our Lifves Interlude 00:00 Tools
In Due Time (feat. Jen Harvey) 00:00 Tools
This Is It (Album) 00:00 Tools
Mi Nute Smile 00:00 Tools
No Hesitation (feat. Hochii) 00:00 Tools
Unstoppable (feat. Tommy Lasorda) 00:00 Tools
New Day (feat. Trek Life and Matt Q) 00:00 Tools
headed to L.A. (feat. jen harv 00:00 Tools
bros before flows (feat. drewid and self lion) 00:00 Tools
New Day (Feat. Trek Life, Matt Q) 00:00 Tools
Disengage (Feat. Jon Doe & UB) 00:00 Tools
The Player Outro 00:00 Tools
Night Walk (feat. Lmno & Neezee) 00:00 Tools
Calm Down feat. C4mula, Solomon 00:00 Tools
Amigos 00:00 Tools
Leaving (Ft. Francesca) 00:00 Tools
Not Today feat. Francesca 00:00 Tools
Soul Search (Ft. Sophistic) 00:00 Tools
unstoppable (feat. tommy lasor 00:00 Tools
Simbiotics feat. Awdbawl and C4mula 00:00 Tools
Reach Out (feat. Apoetnomadali) 00:00 Tools
Disengage (feat. Jon Doe and UB) 00:00 Tools
Showtime (Album) 00:00 Tools
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Hip-Hop is a genre where artists can succeed temporarily with a mundane style whether it be gangster or back-pack. However the genre defining artists of Hip-Hop who elevate and dominate are the ones who go past just rhyming like a gangster, a battle emcee, or a backpacker. They bring more to their music, and this is where Brawdcast enters. An artist who draws inspiration from great emcees like Common and Big L, and you can hear it in his cleverly crafted punchlines. However, he aint like the majority of battle emcees, who cant drop a single track. In fact, Brawdcast has continued to evolve, and there's no question he brings more to the table than just dope rhymes. He brings thought provoking, original concepts to each track that would make Maya Angelou bop her head. Brawdcasts concepts on tracks range from his relationship to God to straight rocking the microphone, all birthed from his unique upbringing. Brawdcast is from the burbs, and I know what you are thinking; because he is from the suburbs he wont have any appealing subject matter to drop. I guess its a stigma you have to deal drugs to catch an ear or two, but Brawdcasts unique experiences give him subject matter and a well-rounded appeal. His honesty and genuine spirit is clearly visible, he isn't afraid to soul search, and self reflect on a track for all to hear. A handful of years ago, Brawdcast was an on-campus Christian Missionary, and at one point he felt led to serve in Alaska, so he moved to Anchorage. However, in the past couple years, Brawdcast has gone through some changes and has been battling some vices, like most. But he refuses to deny his spiritual roots and hope of becoming a better human being with time. In humility, he Remains optimistic that he will not veer too far off course has kept him with-in striking distance of a complete full circle, with him ending up back where he started - close to God. Everyone is a mixture of good and bad, its how tilted your balance is towards each extremity that defines who we are. Regardless, Brawdcast is going to speak the truth, and that directly ties to the title of his debut, The Suburban Spokesman. His solo has been a long time coming, but to fully appreciate this release we have to look at his rhyming past. Brawdcast started rhyming in 1997 with the crew Infinite Skills. He was the youngest in the crew, and over the next several years writing, ciphers, and battles consumed his life. If anyone wanted to test Infinite Skills lyrically, they would have to come through him first. After his stint with the crew, he has ventured out solo. Since then he has recorded commercials for Russell Simmons (thats right, the biggest man in the industry) energy drink called Defcon 3. He has collaborated with respected artists like Pigeon John and Trek Life. Kutmasta Kurt and Brawdcast were actually in talks concerning a project, but investor issues kept the project at bay. Instead of letting the disappointment hold him back, Brawdcast found himself on an emerging independent label, O.C. Records. He is no rookie to the game; he has put in his work. The Suburban Spokesman was the release that put his name on the map, a name and persona shaped by his history. Brawdcast got the flow, determination, and lyrics to take the game by storm. He also has a keen ear for production which you will notice when you hear his tracks. He is flat out the total package, smooth concepts mixed with raw lyrics that would make Big L smile. Its hard to hype an artist with my words, but as soon as you hear Brawdcasts debut solo The Suburban Spokesman youll definitely believe the hype. Since the release of The Suburban Spokesman, Brawdcast has received various accolades due to the quality of his debut album. He won an award for "Best Hip-Hop" at the Orange County Music Awards in 2006, 2007, and 2008, which celebrates the best music across all genres in Orange County. Brawdcast recently also just released his first 12", with the lead single as "This is It", which is a surefire banger featuring Brawdcast's ferocious flow and witty punchlines over heart-pounding production. The single has gotten massive amounts of spins on College radio shows, hitting ..24 on the National College Radio Hip-Hop charts and staying on the charts for a couple of months. This is extremely impressive because Brawdcast's single features no one but himself, proving his music is being embraced wholeheartedly by College radio on his merits alone. Mainstream radio is also bumping Brawdcast, as "This Is It" has been played at Los Angeles's Power 106FM. Brawdcast's music has also been played on the two biggest Satellite Radio stations, XM and Sirius (Channel 40 "Hip Hop Nation"). Just like how radio stations help fans hear new music through the airwaves, Myspace is the premier internet site for people to hear new music. As a testament to Brawdcast's latest album and the immense support his fans give him, Brawdcast was Myspace's Artist of the Week from March 28th to April 4th along with Ugly Duckling and T.I. The first week of October his debut album was a feature on iTUNES, in the new releases section. The Suburban Spokesman has garnered respect and established Brawdcast as a skillful artist among the heavy weights in the indy hip hop scene since his debut hit stores, distributed by KOCH. Brawdcast released an Exclusive Japan album on 10/10/07. Prior to his LP release, a 12" EP featuring LMNO (of the Visionaries) was dropped, and climbed up the indy hip hop singles charts, resting at 5. And so came Brawdcast's Japanese release "Endure", and overall- it was highly praised by both fans and critics alike. 2009/NOW: Brawdcast just signed a U.K./IRELAND one album deal with PSYCHONAVIGATION RECORDS. There will be a U.S. VERSION of the album out in April. The U.S. will contain an extra 4 or 5 songs... There will be a release party at Kelly's (the local pub in p-town), 10 bucks gets u a copy of the album. It will be on a thursday night, on a date T.B.A. later. The album will play 3 or 4 times throughout the celebration.... Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.