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3rd eye
3rd eye entertainment
cincinnati rap
country pimpin
hip hop
horrorcore rap
illist d
jc
kentucky rap
midwest rap
rap
seperate soulz
ss
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seperate soulz
NEWS
12/24 - Country Pimpin' is finished! It's done! It's turkey! Whatever. It's hot! These things are sellin like heroin over hurrrrr!!!!
Just like illist d said: "10 times stronger than heroin, now shoot it up..."
Just like illist d said: "10 times stronger than heroin, now shoot it up..."
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Now known only as "SS". It doesn't stand for Seperate Soulz anymore, but bandpage "SS" is alredy taken.
Basically, we kick a variety of different rap songs. Just sendin them heatseakers. Check this sh*** out and let us know what ya think.
Basically, we kick a variety of different rap songs. Just sendin them heatseakers. Check this sh*** out and let us know what ya think.
Why this name?
SS...got it from the old name - seperate soulz
Do you play live?
Fri. Aug. 13 2004 @ Never on Sundays
Fri. Nov. 18 2004 @ Never on Sundays
More in the making...
Fri. Nov. 18 2004 @ Never on Sundays
More in the making...
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
f*** the internet
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
where?
Band History:
SS (3rd Eye) formed from the ashes of Seperate Soulz in summer of 2004.
In Oct. 2004, SS released "Iniquity", their debut "demo album". It was a concept album centering around two MC's who choose to sell their souls to the devil to gain fame. The album explores the downfall on a human being on too much sex, drugs, violene, and rap music.
In Dec. 2004, SS followed up "Iniquity", with a smaller "demo album" titled "Country Pimin'". The whole cd is upbeat club songs. Almost the complete opposite of "Iniquity". Only 7 tracks long, this is more of just a small preview of what is to come. JC is moving to Iowa, Illist D maybe moving to South Carolina. But nothings gonna change. Just more hot shit.
In Oct. 2004, SS released "Iniquity", their debut "demo album". It was a concept album centering around two MC's who choose to sell their souls to the devil to gain fame. The album explores the downfall on a human being on too much sex, drugs, violene, and rap music.
In Dec. 2004, SS followed up "Iniquity", with a smaller "demo album" titled "Country Pimin'". The whole cd is upbeat club songs. Almost the complete opposite of "Iniquity". Only 7 tracks long, this is more of just a small preview of what is to come. JC is moving to Iowa, Illist D maybe moving to South Carolina. But nothings gonna change. Just more hot shit.
Your influences?
Mainstream rap (Ludacris, Lil Jon, Eminem, 50 Cent), Underground rap (Esham, Paul Wall, Chamelionaire, Ill Bill) and everything in between.
Favorite spot?
in the studio
Equipment used:
Microphone
Anything else...?
If you're interested in coppin any of the albums, here's the deal:
Iniquity is $10, Country Pimpin $5, or both for only $7.
Email: gta_ninja138@hotmail.com and we'll arrange it.
Don't forget, we're starvin for a deal
f*** a meal, im lookin for a car to steal
until I see that dotted line
I'ma scheme and plot for mine
I'll rip a beat with a lot of rhymes
and now I think it's about time
someone just f***in tell me where to sign
i'll John Hancock that mutha after a careful eye
Iniquity is $10, Country Pimpin $5, or both for only $7.
Email: gta_ninja138@hotmail.com and we'll arrange it.
Don't forget, we're starvin for a deal
f*** a meal, im lookin for a car to steal
until I see that dotted line
I'ma scheme and plot for mine
I'll rip a beat with a lot of rhymes
and now I think it's about time
someone just f***in tell me where to sign
i'll John Hancock that mutha after a careful eye