Termanology
Termanology ( born November 9, 1981 in Lawrence, Massachusetts) is an American rapper Puerto Rican - French descent.
Life
Termanology grew up in Lawrence and began at the age of about nine years with the rhymes. He released five mixtapes. His most famous song is Watch how it go down. This was produced by DJ Premier and appeared in Germany, among others, on a CD of the magazine Juice. 2005 Kollaboalbum the rapper with producer DC was published.
Show & Prove: On November 10, 2006, his first album Street Hood Politics 4 appeared. In addition to productions of known hip-hop artists such as DJ Premier, Statik Selektah and DJ Kay Slay found at Hood Politics 4 also beats from relatively unknown producers such as Shortfyuz, By Twinz and Raf Moses. Guest Parts Trife were, among others, by Mighty Sam Mcclain, Da God, MOP, Big Shug, Royce da 5'9 contributed " and Papoose for the Street album.
The half - Puerto Ricans also worked on other publications already with U.S. hip-hop artists such as Nas, the Terror Squad, Royce Da 5'9 ", JR Writer, Papoose, acrobatics, MOP, Dre Robinson and Ed skirt together. the first single of the rapper is called This Is Hip Hop.
On August 21, Termanologys appeared the album Hood Politics V. This was released on the label St. Records and includes guest contributions from, among others, Lil Fame, Evidence, Royce Da 5'9 and Canibus. The first single is the title of So Amazing. On 30 September 2008, the first solo album Politics as Usual was published. For the production of the album Termanology worked with producers DJ Premier, Large Professor, and Pete Rock, who had fourteen years earlier produced a large part of the album Illmatic by Nas, together.
Discography
Albums
- 2008: Politics As Usual
Collaborations
- 2006: Out The Gate ( with DC)
- 2010: 1982 ( with Statik Selektah )
Mixtapes
- 2003: Hood Politics I
- 2004: Hood Politics II
- 2005: Hood Politics III: Unsigned Hype
- 2006: Hood Politics IV: Show And Prove
- 2007: Hood Politics V
- 2007: Verbal Assault I
- 2007: Verbal Assault II
- 2007: 50 Bodies I
- 2008: 50 Bodies II
- 2008: Da Cameo King
- 2009: If Heaven Was A Mile Away: A Tribute To J Dilla