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Artist
Brother Reade
12+ albums
raphiphiphopnorth caroliniansxsw 2008
about
In their their words: When your house party gets a write up in the LA weekly, you know you’re doing something right. Overflowing with young, pretty Silverlake scenesters, thugged-out hip hoppers and Los Angeles’ finest law enforcement officers, the most recent RabbitTusk party hosted by Brother Reade was probably deemed a highlighted success. However this rambunctious aftermath seems to be a near weekly occurrence and when you do get to share the stage supporting the Wu-Tang Clan, I can only imagine how the vocal swagger of Ghostface, confidence of the Method Man an positivity of the RZA must rub off on you and in turn, your peers an fellow party people. Currently in the studio recording the album “Rap Music” you’ll be forgiven if you missed any of their previous limited run releases. So what the hell do Brother Reade sound like? Well, funnily enough, kinda similar to their appearance. Rapper Major Jamz is an intimidating fellow. A tattooed, thickset dude with a deep southern drawl and an air of intelligence means his rhymes are easy on the ear but heavily scattered with Rewind! What the fuck? moments. The experienced hustler meets playful showman. DJ and producer Bobby Evans is the skinnier studio hound who still kills it on the live circuit. Wide-rimmed Cazals and striped polos, he brings the lope, swagger and bump from the Dirty South with the science and alchemy of leftfield electronica. In the words of Sqeak E.Clean, producer of the last Yeah Yeah Yeah’s album, “[Evans]
top songs
albums
Rap Music
The Illustrated Guide To: 9 To 5
Northcack Aphonicrobotickillatrackatronic
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The Illustrated Guide to 9 to 5
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Beat LA: A Benefit For Haiti
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The Illustrated Guide To: 9 To 5 (Explicit)
Seven Days In The Same Clothes
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Lucifer 12"
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The Drama EP
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FIX Soundtrack
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Northcack Aphonicrobotickillatrackatronic - EP
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The Illustrated Guide to: 9 to 5 - EP