Open Mike Eagle & Kenny Segal - Doomed! - VINYL LP
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It's five years in a blender. It's every troublesome misunderstanding of a half-decade relationship distorted and stretched into an absurdist black comedy mini-series on wax. It's the sound of every fight we ever had, playing simultaneously. It's several consecutive voice notes that you did not listen to, and instead read the transcription. It's fifteen songs from iconoclastic rapper Mike Eagle and innovative producer Kenny Segal. It's the world's first half-whimsical break-up album. It's DOOMED!It's also LA. Maybe not first and foremost, but Los Angeles runs deep in this record's present, and it's lineage. The story of any big city is also one of transplants. DJ Premier in New York, Tupac in California. If you build it, they will come. Mike and Kenny both arrived in LA as young, aspiring artists who were drawn to the scene around groundbreaking rap crew Project Blowed. They have been friends-and occasional collaborators-for almost twenty years. Despite that, DOOMED! Is the first time the two have put together a full body of work. But everything happens in it's time, and fate worked to bring them together at the exact moment that would allow the duo to create something extraordinary. Mike, fresh off a string of multi-producer records and processing the end of a tumultuous relationship, was in need of creative catharsis. Meanwhile, Kenny had locked in on his next challenge after a recent string of critically acclaimed collaborations not only with rappers like billy woods, and K-the-I?, but also jazz trio Human Error Club and bluesy indie rocker Benjamin Booker.InchIn recent years, Kenny made it very clear that he wasn't trying to keep having one or two beats on my projects; he wanted to build something,Inch Open Mike Eagle explains. InchI was able to convince him to let me use a couple beats for Neighborhood Gods Unlimited with the caveat that we would focus on our thi
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VINYL- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionIt's five years in a blender. It's every troublesome misunderstanding of a half-decade relationship distorted and stretched into an absurdist black comedy mini-series on wax. It's the sound of every fight we ever had, playing simultaneously. It's several consecutive voice notes that you did not listen to, and instead read the transcription. It's fifteen songs from iconoclastic rapper Mike Eagle and innovative producer Kenny Segal. It's the world's first half-whimsical break-up album. It's DOOMED!It's also LA. Maybe not first and foremost, but Los Angeles runs deep in this record's present, and it's lineage. The story of any big city is also one of transplants. DJ Premier in New York, Tupac in California. If you build it, they will come. Mike and Kenny both arrived in LA as young, aspiring artists who were drawn to the scene around groundbreaking rap crew Project Blowed. They have been friends-and occasional collaborators-for almost twenty years. Despite that, DOOMED! Is the first time the two have put together a full body of work. But everything happens in it's time, and fate worked to bring them together at the exact moment that would allow the duo to create something extraordinary. Mike, fresh off a string of multi-producer records and processing the end of a tumultuous relationship, was in need of creative catharsis. Meanwhile, Kenny had locked in on his next challenge after a recent string of critically acclaimed collaborations not only with rappers like billy woods, and K-the-I?, but also jazz trio Human Error Club and bluesy indie rocker Benjamin Booker.InchIn recent years, Kenny made it very clear that he wasn't trying to keep having one or two beats on my projects; he wanted to build something,Inch Open Mike Eagle explains. InchI was able to convince him to let me use a couple beats for Neighborhood Gods Unlimited with the caveat that we would focus on our thiArtistOpen Mike Eagle & Kenny SegalTitleDoomed!FormatVINYLLabelRhymesayers
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It's five years in a blender. It's every troublesome misunderstanding of a half-decade relationship distorted and stretched into an absurdist black comedy mini-series on wax. It's the sound of every fight we ever had, playing simultaneously. It's several consecutive voice notes that you did not listen to, and instead read the transcription. It's fifteen songs from iconoclastic rapper Mike Eagle and innovative producer Kenny Segal. It's the world's first half-whimsical break-up album. It's DOOMED!It's also LA. Maybe not first and foremost, but Los Angeles runs deep in this record's present, and it's lineage. The story of any big city is also one of transplants. DJ Premier in New York, Tupac in California. If you build it, they will come. Mike and Kenny both arrived in LA as young, aspiring artists who were drawn to the scene around groundbreaking rap crew Project Blowed. They have been friends-and occasional collaborators-for almost twenty years. Despite that, DOOMED! Is the first time the two have put together a full body of work. But everything happens in it's time, and fate worked to bring them together at the exact moment that would allow the duo to create something extraordinary. Mike, fresh off a string of multi-producer records and processing the end of a tumultuous relationship, was in need of creative catharsis. Meanwhile, Kenny had locked in on his next challenge after a recent string of critically acclaimed collaborations not only with rappers like billy woods, and K-the-I?, but also jazz trio Human Error Club and bluesy indie rocker Benjamin Booker.InchIn recent years, Kenny made it very clear that he wasn't trying to keep having one or two beats on my projects; he wanted to build something,Inch Open Mike Eagle explains. InchI was able to convince him to let me use a couple beats for Neighborhood Gods Unlimited with the caveat that we would focus on our thi

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