Jay-Dowg
Jay-Dowg member of N-Sayne Entertainment **Inverell Hip-Hop @ its Best**
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N-Sayne Entertainment is a new oz hip-hop duo. Starting out in early 2001 experimenting with beats and lyrics Patrick DC Doyle found a love for the art. He thought it would be a good idea to start an indie label and see what talent could be uncovered within his small country town of Inverell. He asked Jacob Jay-Dowg Griffiths to help him set up the label and Jay-Dowg gladly agreed.
To start off there was no good talent to be found throughout the town, so DC stayed solo and collaborated with artists from the U.S while Jay-Dowg handled the mixing and the sound engineering and the graphics for the label.
Early 2006 Jay-Dowg stumbled across Blake Oratrix Walsh a young artist who lived round the corner from Jay-Dowg, he roughly recorded 3 songs at Jay-Dowgs then Jay-Dowg called DC and told him about this kid, DC came around and signed Oratrix in an instant. DC and Oratrix, while remaining solo artists did a lot of work together.
Within a few months the N-Sayne roster had elevated to 7 artists.
Towards the end of 2006 DC was confronted by Duke Dukebox Bailey who said he was interested in rapping. DC recorded Dukebox that night, and liked what he heard. After a month or so DC signed Dukebox to N-Sayne Ent.
After some consideration 3 of the N-Sayne artists had left, and DC dropped another artist.
2007 Saw the release of the first official N-Sayne release "The Takeover" a 21 Track mixtape sold locally for $5 and was also available for free download on soundclick.com.
DC and Jay-Dowg were then introduced to a producer by the name of Daniel Woody Lindsay, who soon became a part of our team.
After some complications and a small break towards mid 2007 Dukebox, Oratrix and woody, after some careful consideration, decided to leave N-Sayne and form their own trio entitled "Vital Heights" formerly known as "Slikk Rivem".
2008 N-Sayne Ent became a duo and dropped the whole label feel, with DC and Jay-Dowg, the pioneers of Inverell Hip-Hop, a very interesting array of lyrics, and 120% dedication to hip-hop music, there isn't anything these 2 MC's can't achieve.Band/artist history
[read the intro]Have you performed in front of an audience?yeah i been doing gigs for about a year now.. gettin use to the crowd and shit just lovin that rush ya get before you jump on
Your musical influences
The Winnie Coopers, The Funkoars, Hilltop hoods, Bliss n eso,Rahzel,Dre,Eminem,Digital Underground,The Game,MC Eiht,The D.O.C.,Run DMC,Lil Jon & Tha Eastside Boyz,50 Cent,Ice T,Kanye West,Lil E,Ini Kamoze,Nate Dogg,Eric B & Rakim,DJ Quik,Nelly,Jay-Z,NAS,Lil Flip,T.I,Pastor Troy,Ice Cube,Snoop,Kurupt,Ludacris,2Pac and NWA phew dats all i can think of at the moment but you get the picture lolWhat equipment do you use?
PC, Condensor Microphone , Pop Filter, Mic stand .......basic shit you use to record when u cant get your hands on the good shit
Inverell,
Australia
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234604
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Comments (13)
Hi, I`m a Rapper & make a mixtape. I like your Style, your Beatz are very TIGHT! Please contact me at (mcadriano@okay.ms)
I pay also for Beatz, Peace!
Yo keep doing ya thang and keep this isht creative. Came by to listen to and vote on some tracks and isht.
Come thru and check out my man DVS outta Chicago. The joint will play for ya as soon as you visit
Holla at ya people...
OMNI
hahaha yeah i got a site dawg i still like dat beat we made with roger troutmans "More bounce to the ounce" im gunna put it on my site hahahaha and holla at me and send me dat sh*** we did on te mike dat day at your house
Crazy-Boi
Blazing new fiyah: Malloy Boy from 1st n Flite Legacy Entertainment: "All The Time" 1st nFL Ent (while ya talk,we live it)
LOOT-TENANT TRAX
papab317@yahoo.com
for all beats, mixtape collabo's...or just show some luv...much luv
Nice tracks yo check my sh***out
