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Immortal Technique
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A squidoote (tribute) to Immortal Technique and underground political hip hop music. Including videos, biography, discography, t-shirts, merchandise and much more.
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Styles Of Beyond
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A squidoote (tribute) to Styles Of Beyond and underground hip hop music. Featuring a biography, discography, music previews, videos, photos, art and much more.
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Sage Francis
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A squidoote (tribute) to Sage Francis and underground political hip hop. Including a biography, discography, videos, pictures, music previews, merchandise, and much more.
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Blackalicious
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A squidoote (tribute) to Blackalicious, Gift Of Gab, Chief Xcel and underground hip hop music.
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Saul Williams
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A squidoote (tribute) to Saul Williams and underground political hip hop music. Including a biography, discography, videos. pictures, lyrics, music previews, and much more.
Introduction
Eddie Hayes, better known by his stage name Aceyalone, is an American rapper.
He is a founding member of the Freestyle Fellowship. Apart from his role in Freestyle Fellowship, Aceyalone is also a member of Haiku D'Etat (with Mikah 9 and Abstract Rude) and The A-Team (with Abstract Rude), and he is a co-founder of Project Blowed .
After releasing a pair of albums with the Freestyle Fellowship, To Whom it May Concern... and Innercity Griots, as well as the 1994 Project Blowed compilation, Acey signed to Capitol Records and released his highly acclaimed solo debut All Balls Dont Bounce in 1995. He returned three years later with his second album, A Book of Human Language, a collaboration with producer Mumbles. In 1999, he released a self-titled group album with Haiku D'Etat. In 2000, The A-Team released their first album as a duo, titled Who Framed the A-Team?. Acey returned solo again in 2001 with his third solo album, Accepted Eclectic. In 2002, the Freestyle Fellowship returned after 9 years for the release of their third group album, Shockadoom. 2002 and 2003 saw two more solo releases, Hip Hop and the World We Live In and Love & Hate and another A-Team album ('Lab Down Under'). In 2006, Aceyalone released two more solo projects, first, Magnificent City, a collaboration with producer RJD2, followed by Grand Imperial.
Acey has also gained national prominence by being featured on numerous 2K Sports games.
Biography
A founding member of Freestyle Fellowship, Aceyalone played an important role in the evolution of left-field hip-hop on the West Coast during an era when hardcore gangsta rap reigned. Following the dissolution of Freestyle Fellowship, Aceyalone embarked on a solo career that never resulted in enormous success but did allow him to maintain his revered status within the West Coast underground hip-hop scene.He debuted solo on All Balls Don't Bounce (1995) and followed-up with A Book of Human Language (1998). After a three-year absence from the hip-hop scene, he returned in 2001 with Accepted Eclectic, an album released by the Ground Control label, which also re-released his debut album. A new label, Project Blowed, issued Hip Hop and the World We Live In (2002) and Love & Hate (2003), the latter featuring collaborations with El-P and Antipop Consortium.
In 2004 Project Blowed secured the rights to All Balls Don't Bounce from Capitol and reissued it with a bonus disc, bringing not only extra music but reviving the album after many years out of print. In 2006 Aceyalone released Magnificent City, a collaboration record with underground producer RJD2, as well as Grand Imperial, a limited-edition collection of remixes and other exclusive tracks.
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