Aesop Rock (born Ian Bavitz on June 5, 1976) is an alternative hip hop artist/producer from Northport, New York, United States. He has released seven albums: "Music for Earthworms" (1997), "Float" (1999), "Labor Days" (2001), "Bazooka Tooth" (2003), "None Shall Pass" (2007), "Skelethon" (2012) and "The Impossible Kid" (2016). He is also a member of the groups Hail Mary Mallon, The Weathermen, Two of Every Animal and The Uncluded.
Bavitz was born in Syosset, New York and grew up in Northport, New York.
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Aesop Rock
Aesop Rock (born Ian Bavitz on June 5, 1976) is an alternative hip hop artist/producer from Northport, New York, United States. He has released seven albums: "Music for Earthworms" (1997), "Float" (1999), "Labor Days" (2001), "Bazooka Tooth" (2003), "None Shall Pass" (2007), "Skelethon" (2012) and "The Impossible Kid" (2016). He is also a member of the groups Hail Mary Mallon, The Weathermen, Two of Every Animal and The Uncluded.
Bavitz was born in Syosset, New York and grew up in Northport, New York.
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For a while, I’ve been trying to hone in on a sound that I can make beats with all live instruments, but still keep a hiphop essence that can’t be mistaken. Found it’s a fine line to walk.
Think I’m getting a lot closer with this release. All the instruments were played live by me with a click track and then I rapped over it.
This track will be 1 of 3 on an upcoming EP I am releasing next month called, “Process”. The EP is fully written/recorded and is in the process of being mixed.more
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My first track, Omnichord Ambience/down tempo(not too sure where it fits lol), I'd like to turn it into something more but good things come to those who wait. more
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The Calling (disses: Drake, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar)
Up to 10 rhymed syllables per line and a 73% unique word count. Another slept on underground track. Meanwhile, a lot of y'all are still caught up in the lies, nursery rhymes, and limited vocabulary of these mainstream clowns. Take a venture into the underworld and be pleasantly surprised. This is the first of a three-part lyrical smackdown on the so-called 'Big Three' and their circle. Stay tuned for the next session... we're taking them all out.more
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