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- Members:
- Damien "D.R." Randle
Micah "Big Mon" Nickerson - Genre:
- hip hop
- Hometown:
- Houston, TX
- Record Label:
- Ethos Music Group
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The ReckoningCreated on November 17, 2008 at 11:18pm
The ReasonCreated on November 17, 2008 at 11:12pm
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King Coz is in a giving spirit for the holiday, and decided to spread some cheer by offering the gift of music. Presenting their new Christmas standard, “Merry Chrispers” featuring the vocal stylings of D. Randle, D. Rose, and Scottie Spitten.
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K-OTIX / The Legendary KO There may or may not be a King Coz X-mas project in the works. This may or may not be footage from one of the sessions. Also starring Damien, Scottie Spitten, Savvi, and Fly Girl T.
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Friday, Dec 4, 2009. Lower Life Form performs at The Standard in Houston, TX and delivers a top-notch stage show. This clip contains the end of the show, where they perform “Run Go Get It”, along with a freestyle jam at the end. Drummer Eggy assures me that it was completely improvised. I believe him.
Shout out to CJ for the camera work!
K-OTIX / The Legendary KO This is a jam session recorded during Lower Life Form’s rehearsal a few months ago. The lineup has changed a little since this footage was shot, but I think it was too good to not share. This is a good precursor to tonight’s show at The Standard.
Length:4:04
K-OTIX / The Legendary KO Our week-long look at Lower Life Form brings us a look inside a recent session for “Classic Brew”, a joint project between LLF’s Brew and H.I.S.D’s E. Classic. Remix was working on cuts. The Standard is tomorrow. Already.
Length:4:02
K-OTIX / The Legendary KO We’ve reached the halfway point of our week-long look at Lower Life Form. This footage is from a recent practice session, where they were working on “Story Of My Life”. The Standard is going to be unbelievable this Friday!
Length:3:06
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In honor of Lower Life Form’s performance at The Standard this Friday, we’re spending an entire week with the guys. We’ve dubbed this first installment “The Low Life”.
Length:4:29
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When most people think about pioneers of Houston hip hop, the first name that usually comes to mind is the Geto Boys – and rightfully so. But during that time, there was another crew that positioned itself as a more lighthearted alternative: Odd Squad, consisting of Devin the Dude, Jugg Mugg, and the undisputed persona...lity of the group, Rob Quest.
He calls himself the “Stevie Wonder of rap” for obvious (and not so obvious) reasons. Although he’s physically blind, he’s a visionary in his own right. He learned to play a number of instruments once his sight left him. I was shocked years ago when I saw him operating an Akai MPC – without any assistance. The absence of physical eyesight is not a disability for Rob. I remember seeing the video for “Can’t See It” back in the day and doubting whether or not he was really blind. I’m still not completely convinced at times.
These days, Rob is staying busy with a number of projects. He’s working on a “Stevie Wonder” project with The Are, and has recently wrapped up his new album, The Age Of Quest, which will be in stores soon.
For more info: www.robquest.com
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K-OTIX / The Legendary KO n this special edition of "The KO Show Presents", we spend a few hours in the laboratory of King Coz, and our sanity is tested. King Midas and DJ Cozmos cook up a beat from scratch.
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Sometimes I like to think I’m a communist fashioning his utopia; all things are equal, everyone gets a fair shake. If there’s anything history has ever taught us, it’s that there is no such thing. ...
Sondre Storm Lamin
yo I just wanted to say, there's no one out there like you, your songs are just.. perfect:P sick beats with unique flows, you're my favorite rappers and I've listened to rap since the day I was born lol, soo keep on doing what your doing, cus it's good.
Peace
Live Free yo K O the mother land is waiting for ya'll, possibilities of dropping by South Africa anytime? peace
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The last in a series of clips from our recent performance with D. Rose and The Niyat. We saved the best for last – “There Can Only Be One”.
From Remix (who was holding the camera):
"Ya know, when we walked in through the backstage, I had the camera on the guys the entire time. You could see that they weren’t taking thems...elves too seriously. They’re a group of regular guys with their own identities and personalities who have talents. They know they’re not pseudo-celebrities, or arrogant artists who can’t see through their own egos.
When we all hit the stage, the crowd was definitely expecting Tech Nine, but within 2 verses the boys won them over. Once ‘There Can Be Only One’ came on, they started really WATCHING. They were looking at the stage at first, but after a minute or so, they were intently watching. It was an interesting change.
As soon as the set was over, the boys all went back to being the same people they were before we went on: quiet, humble, funny, witty, interesting people capable of holding ACTUAL conversations and not feeling themselves because they can jump on stage and rap. They were normal people with no egos or misconceptions about who they are and what they do. Immediately we went back to talking about whatever inane, unimportant topic we were ranting about earlier, probably picking on each other.
A lot of the magic of these guys is really lost through the camera, but hopefully we can show it somehow over time.”
-Remix
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The homies over at The Niyat sent me this video for “Us,” one of my personal favorite tracks on the Raxus Prime mixtape.
