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Intelligent Maddness / Mind Over Matter? EPЖанр: UK Hip-Hop
Страна группы: UK (England)
Год издания: 1995
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 256 kbps
Продолжительность: 00:16:55
Треклист:
A1. Land Of Insecurity
A2. Nineteen Seventy FourB1. Enter The War
B2. Psychopaph Writer
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Disorda has been on the scene for quite a while and has done much to promote and further the cause of British Hip Hop through his DJ spots and mixtapes. He would however maintain that he is an all round supporter of UK Hip Hop and is not limited to DJing, having turned his hand to MCing and journalism as well as production and promotions. An original 'UK Hustler'.
Between 1992-1995 he started out as so many do with various deejaying spots at local clubs, pubs, youth centers & house parties in and around hometown of Peterborough. He was quick to establish himself and soon had secured a position hosting a hip hop show on pirate Mix FM near Leicester. This show was on air between 1993-4. Around this time in June 1994 he also formed a hip hop group
Intelligent Maddness with 3 local rappers, 2 producers, and a DJ from Norwich. Shortly afterwards he moved to London partly for business reasons - to be nearer the press and music industry and partly to be nearer all the artists and clubs that London had to offer.
In January 1995
Intelligent Maddness dropped their debut EP
"Mind Over Matter?" which was released on tape. He followed this up by working on promotion for the group through contacts he had gained within the industry. The group also performed numerous live shows up and down the country which continued until around 1998.
1996 however, was they year that
Disorda would get really busy and in April
"UK Hustlerz Vol.1" was released and a small piece of history was created. It was the first all British Hip Hop mix tape and received much praise and support throughout the country. The idea was conceived because it was apparent that it was hard for many people to get hold of the British tunes they wanted -
Disorda had already been buying the tunes and had the inclination to do it because of his desire to see UK Hip Hop gain wider recognition. The tapes include notable 12" and some hard to find stuff alongside exclusive freestyles and at some stage will have featured most of what the UK has to offer. Vol. 1 included tracks like
Outlaw's "Listen",
Blade's "Play The Joker" and
Blak Twang's "Mr Jam Promotah" as well as freestyles or exclusives from
Roots Manuva,
MCM and
Oliver Twist.
That summer the 6 track vinyl
"No Room EP" was released by
Intelligent Maddness, and again promotion was undertaken by
Disorda which resulted in media coverage, reviews and interviews in magazines such as HHC, The Downlow, Blues and Soul, and even the U.S. magazine Rap Pages. At the end of the year
Disorda returned to the airwaves to start a two year stint hosting the drivetime show on Harlseden based Beat FM...
Read full article at britishhiphop.co.uk
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