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13748484 | Play | Man Made Ways | 05:42 Tools | |
13748485 | Play | The Spirit Pt. 2 | 04:56 Tools | |
13748486 | Play | Ain't Shit Changed | 03:07 Tools | |
13748487 | Play | Technology Takeover | 03:42 Tools | |
13748488 | Play | National Threat | 02:59 Tools | |
13748489 | Play | Another Hundred Days In | 03:32 Tools | |
13748493 | Play | Rushmore Tune-Up (Intro) | 02:35 Tools | |
13748490 | Play | Revolutionary Theme Music | 03:28 Tools | |
13748492 | Play | Pawns and Rooks | 03:44 Tools | |
13748491 | Play | Disposable Heroes | 04:12 Tools | |
13748498 | Play | False Prophets (Digital Exclusive) | 01:55 Tools | |
13748496 | Play | World Wounds | 05:23 Tools | |
13748494 | Play | Ride for a Cause | 04:11 Tools | |
13748500 | Play | Riot Gear | 04:36 Tools | |
13748495 | Play | Birth of a Nation | 04:57 Tools | |
13748497 | Play | Artists in a Time of War | 05:31 Tools | |
13748499 | Play | The Right to Remain Violent | 04:18 Tools | |
13748501 | Play | Soldiers/Survivors | 04:04 Tools | |
13748502 | Play | Recession | 04:33 Tools | |
13748505 | Play | Technology Takeover (feat. Granite State) | 03:43 Tools | |
13748508 | Play | Revolutionary Theme Music (feat. Esoteric, Main Flow & King Magnetic) | 03:28 Tools | |
13748503 | Play | Man Made Ways - Street | 04:45 Tools | |
13748520 | Play | National Threat (feat. East Coast Avengers) | 02:59 Tools | |
13748511 | Play | Birth of a Nation (feat. Reks) | 04:57 Tools | |
13748515 | Play | Recession (feat. Jon Hope & LB) | 04:33 Tools | |
13748514 | Play | Man Made Ways (feat. Slaine, Tha Trademarc, Vinnie Paz & Sabac Red) | 05:44 Tools | |
13748512 | Play | Ride for a Cause (feat. Reef The Lost Cauze, Doap Nixon, Blacastan & Reks) | 04:12 Tools | |
13748510 | Play | Soldiers/Survivors (feat. Esoteric, Boycott Blues & Godilla) | 04:04 Tools | |
13748527 | Play | Pawns and Rooks (feat. Blaq Poet, Esoteric & Akir) | 03:45 Tools | |
13748532 | Play | Another Hundred Days In (feat. Tha Trademarc) | 03:32 Tools | |
13748523 | Play | Ain’t Shit Changed (feat. Outerspace) | 03:07 Tools | |
13748518 | Play | The Spirit, Pt. 2 (feat. Champs vs. The League & Tha Trademarc) | 04:57 Tools | |
13748531 | Play | The Right to Remain Violent (feat. East Coast Avengers & Reef The Lost Cauze) | 04:19 Tools | |
13748521 | Play | Man Made Ways (Street) | 04:45 Tools | |
13748525 | Play | Riot Gear (feat. Tha Trademarc, Termanology, Singapore Kane & Big Shug) | 04:37 Tools | |
13748534 | Play | Artists in a Time of War (feat. Tha Trademarc) | 05:32 Tools | |
13748535 | Play | World Wounds (feat. Sabac Red, Tha Trademarc, Ishiek & DJ DFI of Revolution of the Mind) | 05:25 Tools | |
13748533 | Play | Dispossable Heroes (feat. Nabo Rawk & Apeshit) | 04:13 Tools | |
13748513 | Play | Ain't Shit Changed (feat. Outerspace) | 03:07 Tools | |
13748507 | Play | Man Made Ways - Instrumental | 04:30 Tools | |
13748506 | Play | Man Made Ways - Radio | 04:45 Tools | |
13748623 | Play | Man Made Ways (Radio) | 04:45 Tools | |
54267633 | Play | Man Made Ways (Instrumental) | 04:45 Tools | |
13748509 | Play | Man Made Ways (Feat. Slaine, Trademarc, Vinnie Paz & Sabac Red) | 04:45 Tools | |
13748516 | Play | Another Hundred Days In (feat. Trademarc) | 03:32 Tools | |
13748522 | Play | Artists in a Time of War (feat. Trademarc) | 05:32 Tools | |
13748524 | Play | The Spirit Pt. 2 (feat. Champs Vs. The League & Trademarc) | 04:57 Tools | |
13748602 | Play | The Right To Remain Violent - Instrumental | 04:22 Tools | |
13748517 | Play | National Threat (feat. Esoteric & trademarc) | 02:59 Tools | |
13748519 | Play | Pawns and Rocks (feat. Blaq Poet, Esoteric & Akir) | 03:45 Tools | |
13748540 | Play | Disposable Heroes (feat. Nabo Rawk & Apeshit) | 04:13 Tools | |
13748545 | Play | Another Hundred Days In feat. Trademarc | 03:32 Tools | |
13748588 | Play | Technology Takeover feat. Granite State | 03:43 Tools | |
13748528 | Play | Disposable Heroes (feat. Nabo Rawk & Apes**t) | 04:13 Tools | |
13748529 | Play | World Wounds (feat. Sabac Red, Trademarc, I.Sheik & DJ Dfi) | 05:24 Tools | |
13748530 | Play | The Right to Remain Violent (feat. Esoteric, trademarc & Reef the Lost Cauze) | 04:19 Tools | |
13748576 | Play | The Right To Remain Violent (Street) | 04:21 Tools | |
13748648 | Play | Man Made Ways f. Slaine, Trademarc, Vinnie Paz & Sabac Red | 04:45 Tools | |
13748526 | Play | Riot Gear (feat. trademarc, Termanology, Singapore Cane & Big Shug) | 04:37 Tools | |
13748536 | Play | The Right To Remain Violent - Street | 04:22 Tools | |
13748636 | Play | National Threat feat. East Coast Avengers | 02:59 Tools | |
13748584 | Play | Birth of a Nation feat. Reks | 04:57 Tools | |
13748538 | Play | Man Made Feat. Slaine, Trademarc, Vinnie Paz And Sabac Red | 05:44 Tools | |
13748547 | Play | Aint Shit Changed Feat. Outerspace | 03:08 Tools | |
13748562 | Play | Artists in a Time of War feat. Trademarc | 05:32 Tools | |
13748604 | Play | Pawns And Rocks Feat. Blaq Poet, Esoteric And Akir | 03:45 Tools | |
13748586 | Play | Revolunionary Theme Music Feat. Esoteric, Main Flow And King Magnetic | 03:29 Tools | |
13748567 | Play | Ride For The Cause Feat. Reef The Lost Cauze. Doap Nixion, Blacastan And Reks | 04:12 Tools | |
13748541 | Play | The Spirit Pt. 2 Feat. Raydar Ellis, Quite Nyce And Trademarc | 04:58 Tools | |
13748645 | Play | Riot Gear (feat. Trademarc, Termanology, Singapore Kane & Big Shug) | 04:37 Tools | |
13748596 | Play | Dsiposible Heroes Feat. Nabo Rawk And Apeshit | 04:13 Tools | |
13748612 | Play | Recession Feat. Jon Hope And LB | 04:34 Tools | |
13748539 | Play | The Right To Remain Violent - Radio | 04:22 Tools | |
13748542 | Play | Riot Gear Feat. Trademarc, Termanology, Singapore Kane And Big Shug | 04:37 Tools | |
13748641 | Play | The Right To Remain Violent Feat. East Coast Avengers And Reef The Lost Cauze | 04:19 Tools | |
13748625 | Play | Soldiers Survivors Feat. Esoteric, Boycott Blues And Godilla | 04:05 Tools | |
13748581 | Play | World Wounds Feat. Sabac Red, Trademarc, Isheik And DJ DFI | 05:25 Tools | |
54267634 | Play | False Prophets | 05:25 Tools | |
54267635 | Play | The Right To Remain Violent (Radio) | 05:25 Tools | |
54267636 | Play | The Spirit Pt. 2 (feat. Champs vs. The League & Tha Trademarc) | 05:25 Tools | |
13748619 | Play | The Spirit, Pt. 2 | 01:30 Tools | |
13748613 | Play | The Right To Remain Violent (Instrumental) | 04:21 Tools | |
13748630 | Play | Ain't Shit Changed feat. Outerspace | 03:07 Tools | |
13748592 | Play | Ride for a Cause (ft. Reef The Lost Cauze, Doap Nixon, Blacastan & Reks) | 04:12 Tools | |
13748599 | Play | Man Made Ways feat. Slaine, Trademarc, Vinnie Paz & Sabac Red | 04:45 Tools | |
54267637 | Play | The Right to Remain Violent f. East Coast Avengers, Reef the Lost Cauze & DJ Slipwax | 04:12 Tools | |
54267638 | Play | World Wounds (Feat. Sabac Red, Trademarc & Shiek & D-Fi) | 04:45 Tools | |
54267639 | Play | Ride for a Cause (Feat. Reef The Lost Cauze, Doap Nixon, Blacastan, Reks & DJ Kwestion) | 04:45 Tools | |
13748544 | Play | Soldiers/Survivors (ft. Esoteric, Boycott Blues & Godilla) | 04:04 Tools | |
54267640 | Play | Artists in a Time of War (Feat. Trademarc & El Greco) | 04:45 Tools | |
13748537 | Play | The Right to Remain Violent (ft. East Coast Avengers) | 04:19 Tools | |
54267641 | Play | The Spirit, Pt.2 (feat. Champs VS The League & Trademarc) | 04:45 Tools | |
54267642 | Play | Pawns and Rooks (Feat. Blaq Poet, Esoteric, Akir & Stu Bangas) | 04:19 Tools | |
54267643 | Play | The Right to Remain Violent (Feat. Reef The Lost Cauze & DJ Slipwax) | 04:19 Tools | |
54267644 | Play | Ride for a Cause feat. Reef The Lost Cauze, Doap Nixon, Blacastan & Reks | 04:19 Tools | |
54267645 | Play | Soldiers / Survivors (feat. Esoteric, Boycott Blues & Godilla) | 04:19 Tools | |
54267646 | Play | The Right to Remain Violent feat. East Coast Avengers & Reef The Lost Cauze | 04:04 Tools | |
54267647 | Play | Revolutionary Theme Music feat. Esoteric, Main Flow & King Magnetic | 04:04 Tools | |
13748553 | Play | National Threat ft. East Coast Avengers | 03:00 Tools | |
87444847 | Play | Man Made Ways (feat. Vinnie Paz, Slaine, Sabac Red & Trademarc) | 03:00 Tools | |
54267648 | Play | Ain’t Shit Changed (feat . OuterSpace) | 03:00 Tools | |
54267649 | Play | Ain't S**t Changed | 03:00 Tools | |
54267650 | Play | Pawns and Rooks feat. Blaq Poet, Esoteric & Akir | 03:00 Tools | |
54267651 | Play | Next 2 Me | 03:00 Tools | |
54267652 | Play | The Spirit Pt. 2 (feat. Raydar Ellis, Quite Nyce & Trademarc) | 03:00 Tools |
DC the MIDI Alien is a Hip Hop producer who prides himself on perfecting the craft making beats and upholding the crate digging culture. A 10 year veteran of the Hip Hop art of DJing and turntablism, DC strives to push the Hip Hop culture forward and considers himself a student of all genres of music. Born and raised in the small, but diverse city of Portsmouth NH, which is about an hour away from Boston MA, DC's parents actually met in a band. His father was the bass player and his mother was the lead singer. DC was born in late 1980 and grew up around all different kinds of music in the household. When he was just 9 years old, he somehow got his hands on a Run DMC "Rasing Hell" cassette tape, and a Guns and Roses "Appetite for Destruction" tape. The music that his young ears absorbed influenced his eclectic taste in music to say the least, and would prove to be the foundation for his own music one day. DC began DJing in 1996, when a sports related injury forced him off his high school basketball team. The injury turned out to be a blessing in disguise as DC would one day be considered a top Hip Hop producer in New England. As soon as he could legally start driving himself around, he began to venture in to Boston MA, where he would see rap acts as 7L and Esoteric, Mr. Lif and Akrobatik, Porn Theatre Ushers and even one of Eminem's very early performances in 1999. DC continued to work at his scratching, DJing and his knack for rare groove hunting at local thrift shops and flea markets. As soon as DC put a home studio together and began making rudimentary beats on his Roland MS-1 sampler/ sequencer, he realized how much rap was tied to virtually every single genre of music in the world. It was all there; rock, jazz, classical, funk, soul, latin, everything. The foundation of rap, the boom-bap drum in a 4/4 measure, allowed those who enjoyed it to essentially enjoy other genres at the same time. DC became hooked on beat making and the fine points of Hip Hop production by studying legends such as DJ Premier, Pete Rock. Marley Marl and Dr. Dre. He was a frequent guest DJ on the 91.3 fm WUNH radio Hip Hop show "The Mothership Connection," and also DJ'd with fellow beatsmith Statik Selektah. DC met MC Nabo Rawk of Porn Theatre Ushers in 2001, and the two began to working in the studio together. Shortly thereafter, DC was introduced to Termanology, who at the time was 17 years old and had rapped on about 7 tracks total and had been in a professional recording studio a handful of times. Term and DC began to do some work, and out of these early efforts came the track entitled "Bangin'" on now debunked Centerfield Records. The track featured Term's counterpart Ed Rock, and the two young rappers flowed effortlessly over DC's production. The single got record breaking exposure for the next 6 months as DJ GeeSpin played "Bangin'" for 37 straight weeks on his JAMN 94.5 "Launch Pad" radio show that served as a showcase for up and coming talented Boston rap acts. The next few years DC spent doing mix tape tracks and refining his sound as a producer. Termanology and DC continued working and dropped the aptly titled "Out the Gate" in 2006. The album received good reviews and gained the attention and praise of NYC rap legend and Gangstarr Founder DJ Premier. From that point, DC began to work with other acts such as 7L and Esoteric ("Murder, Death, Kill"), Army of the Pharoahs ("Gorillas") and Granite State ("The Breaking point"). DC has since worked with artists such as AZ, Immortal Technique, Bumpy Knuckles, Wordsworth, Krumbsnatcha, Vinnie Paz, Slaine, B-Real, Sabac Red, C-Rayz Walz, Evidence of Dilated Peoples and Alchemist. The group 'East Coast Avengers' was created in 2008 by MC Esoteric, the trademarc and DC. ECA signed with Brick Records out of Boston MA. Having dealt with almost 8 politically corrupt years of the Bush regime, the three banded together and the result was a controversial yet socially aware album full of gritty production and razor sharp lyricism. The lead single, "Kill Bill O'Reilly" sparked a national outrage and even gained notoriety on Keith Olberman's "Countdown" on MSNBC. The subsequent album was met with good reviews and landed on many "Top Rap Albums of the Year 2009" lists. DC and trademarc are currently working on an album together that will feature rapper/ actor/ WWE Heavyweight J ohn Cena, and the ECA trio is currently in the beginning stages of a sophomore release that will further question authority and challenge America's idea of Patriotism. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.