The Count Bass D Sorrow EP is a brand new and dope digital release from the MC/Producer. The beats are that classic Count flavor, give it a listen/buy.
A avant-garde video for an avant-garde Jazz group from Virginia.
Count Bass and DJ Crucial recently released an EP called “In The Business” its a vinyl only release and only 450 were pressed get yours before they’re gone! This is a track off that EP and it features MF Grimm who delivers a fantastic verse.
Sorry I’m not bootleggin’ Grimms album, but I wanted to say this is one of my favorite hip-hop albums ever, while it may be imperfect to some, I thik it’s a flawless. In 2010 it’s a very difficult CD to come by but guess what! It’s been reprinted/reissued!!! Sadly its only the CD annd a vinyl hasnt been re-issued but we can always cross our fingers. Pick up this underground classic HERE. Oh and for those who are noobs to MF Grimm, here’s some background
MF Grimm (aka Percy Carey, GM Grimm and Superstar Jet Jaquar) first turned up on KMD’s “What a Nigga Know (Remix)” on Elektra in 1994, and followed that with features on Kool G Rap’s 4,5,6 album on Sony in 1995 and MF Doom’s Operation Doomsday on Subverse in 1999, along with and a number of indie releases, before self-releasing his debut entitled The Downfall of Ibliys: A Ghetto Opera in 2002. Backed by an A-list of backpack producers: Cas (Readyrock), DJ Eli (Fat Beats), DJ Rob (Ground Original), MF DOOM (Metalface), J-Zone (Old Maid), Count Bass D and others.
Reportedly recorded in a 24-hour period while out on bail for drug charges, this full length stands up solidly against other releases of the day, Company Flow, Juggaknots, anything on Fondle ‘Em, X-Ecutioners, all that New York backpack boom-bap that gave a post Public Enemy nation of millions something to bump. Originally released on Day By Day Entertainment and out of print for years, this is the official reissue.
Sorry I’m not bootleggin’ Grimms album, but I wanted to say this is one of my favorite hip-hop albums ever, while it may be imperfect to some, I thik it’s a flawless. In 2010 it’s a very difficult CD to come by but guess what! It’s been reprinted/reissued!!! Sadly its only the CD annd a vinyl hasnt been re-issued but we can always cross our fingers. Pick up this underground classic HERE. Oh and for those who are noobs to MF Grimm, here’s some background
MF Grimm (aka Percy Carey, GM Grimm and Superstar Jet Jaquar) first turned up on KMD’s “What a Nigga Know (Remix)” on Elektra in 1994, and followed that with features on Kool G Rap’s 4,5,6 album on Sony in 1995 and MF Doom’s Operation Doomsday on Subverse in 1999, along with and a number of indie releases, before self-releasing his debut entitled The Downfall of Ibliys: A Ghetto Opera in 2002. Backed by an A-list of backpack producers: Cas (Readyrock), DJ Eli (Fat Beats), DJ Rob (Ground Original), MF DOOM (Metalface), J-Zone (Old Maid), Count Bass D and others.
Reportedly recorded in a 24-hour period while out on bail for drug charges, this full length stands up solidly against other releases of the day, Company Flow, Juggaknots, anything on Fondle ‘Em, X-Ecutioners, all that New York backpack boom-bap that gave a post Public Enemy nation of millions something to bump. Originally released on Day By Day Entertainment and out of print for years, this is the official reissue.
Dwight Spits killin’ it this videos hot. peace to Fisher Price record players.
Count Bass D & DJ Pocket’s latest video “So Ambitious” taken from “In the Loop” in stores now on Domination Recordings!
Dwight Spits killin’ it this videos hot. peace to Fisher Price record players.
Count Bass D & DJ Pocket’s latest video “So Ambitious” taken from “In the Loop” in stores now on Domination Recordings!