Uproar Officials
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Some say they're the greatest thing since sliced bread, or the coolest thing since the other side of the pillow, and some say they're just plain crazy. Whatever the case may be, these gentlemen can hold it down on a microphone and make great enjoyable songs! Bishop, D'zyl, D'lemm-Uh, Teflon, and DJ Sir Nose, make up the Uproar Officials division of the mighty Uproar crew. These musicians bring the fun and energy that's been missing in Hip Hop music for a long time. They can make you laugh, cry, and pee your bed all in the same song. See for yourself, let the music speak the rest.Band/artist history
In 2002 the mighty Uproar crew was formed, starting with former groupmates Bishop and D'zyl. Eventually it was joined by Sunny Phoenix, Hypnotik, Teflon, Nicky Kiv, Buddy Savage, D'lemm-Uh, and Dj Sir Nose. Over the years, people have come and gone. As they say, only the strong survive. The Uproar Officials consists of the ones that made it through the rain and that have the most dedication and ability.....or in the other terms, the ones that are official. These are the only ones with the Uproar dog tags. Bishop, D'zyl, and D'lemm-Uh remain the core rappers of the group, while most of the production is handled by fellow Uproar Alumni Teflon, who also lends an occasional verse and/or hook. To add a completeness to this musical emsemble, comes Dj Sir Nose to give it just the elements it needs. Newcomer Buddy Savage also adds some heat whenever neccessary. These gentlemen comes from very different backgrounds as far as music and lifestyles, and it shows. However, instead of their differences clashing with each other, they do the exact opposite and work out AMAZINGLY with each other. When they write a song, they don't write it with a certain intent or with a certain category in mind, they just write it to make a good song, and whatever happens afterwards is left up to fate. These men have been praised by numerous record execs, famous artists, club owners, radio, and more important the average Joe, for the way they bring that energy and fun back into music without worrying about any trends or nonsense. All of these gentlemen are EXTREMELY smart individuals who, besides music, leave their mark on the world in anyway possible. Whether it's writing for other artists, coaching little league, making screenplays, or even dabbling into the comic book industry, the name Uproar will definitely be in everyone's minds one way or another. This page will feature exclusive content, mixtape material, singles, and the occassional new release to treat their fans with. They appreciate you just as much as you appreciate them. Fresh out of the Inland Empire, these men wish to take their influence worldwide. With much success locally, statewide, and via internet, there are no limits to where their words will reach.Have you performed in front of an audience?Yes....any and everywhere. Playing a live show is one of the best feelings in the world, and it lets you know whether you were built for this world of music or not. It's a great way to get respect and bragging rights....plus...girls girls girls! We've had a lot of special moments but doing a show with Coolio, Sangre, DFG, and the Cottonmouth Kings was definitely a high point, especially when the second time we performed that night we were drunk off our asses!
Your musical influences
80's and early 90's rap (sorry, this new music sucks, Old funk artists, classic rock, motown, Rick James, Dj Quik, Chino Xl, Onyx, NWA, KRS-One, Gorillas, DeBarge, George Clinton, EWF, and anything that sounds good.What equipment do you use?
It's a secret....shhhhhhhhhhh.Ayo Swade comin back through... had too nahh mean?
But fo real you gotta come check out this new sh*** I just dropped, got 3 new tracks up.. you come through n leave feed back Ima be back hurr in no time..
Holla at tha kid...
WunYo whats up uproar officials, how is everyone doing? I stopped by to see how the "band thing" is coming along. I give you alot of credit for being able to work together on a major project like this, I tried working with other people before and rarely does it ever end in success, usually cause I'm a perfectionist and it annoys some people, but i guess thats what it takes [or so i hear] just keep doing what you're doing and let me know how things are.Da f*** is up wit y'all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Have you all lost ya minds!!!!???? Nah nah...So D, it looks like you've done what I'm not trying to do and that's go the rap group route...but don't get me wrong your are pullin' dat sh*** off creatively no question. I'm in TMeditation classes now(shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiidddd I wish)...I realized that there are so many harmful contradictions within my own way of thinking. I too am in the gigs and as usual...I have to take that less-traveled folkie-beatnik road by my loni. My bad fa not catchin' ya on the Instant Messengers but I will have to at least say wat up to ya. D'lemm-uh...SUP NIGGA!!! Last time I've had taken a listen to your tunes you were on the bubble. Now, you've somehow gotten the mediocre bug off of you and became a mega version by spittin' what you had spit before...your OWN view. It seems like I haven't heard the last of you. Bishop...for some reason I have yet to see what Uproar will be able to do for your material. You don'tI'm here? Yo first off I'm coolin' wit the 12-string (yup I had to make my alternative in 'alternative hip hop' become a valid genre lol) guitar.
I already know tha run thru...for some reason I hear a "Welcome Back Kotter" theme song plays in the background...anyhow, gotta change my grade of Owsley. Needle back on the record... 'Black Plague' is a together team effort (sh*** it's supposed to be) So it seems that smaller groups are MORE effective instead of the trendy collab machine (yah I SAID IT!!!). The beat is a talented work within itself as though it's a demented yet at the same time it's militant in a way. The second cut, 'Crazy Over You' harkens a bit of Digital Underground influence and it's good fun even though armed robbery creeps up in the theme somewhere. 'Sound Off' maybe a bit lukewarm compared to the latter while 'Bad By Myself' is a good bluesy outing reiterating a theme covered in classics like....well I don't have to say much else hahaha. This one is a stronAll comments (12)
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