Kwamé
In contrast to many '90s rappers, Kwamé fashioned a good-natured, humorous, somewhat intellectual persona for himself and is one of the few rappers to utilize a live band (A New Beginning) both live and in the studio. Born Kwamé Holland, he grew up in New York City's jazz scene, receiving his first set of drums from Lionel Hampton and hanging out with Stevie Wonder as a child. Kwamé's 1989 debut, Kwamé the Boy Genius: Featuring a New Beginning, was produced by Hurby "Luv Bug" Azor (Salt-N-Pepa) and showcased his mix of old-school and Daisy Age styles. The follow-up, A Day in the Life: A Pokadelick Adventure, was a concept album about exactly what the title said: an ordinary day in Kwamé's life as a high schooler. 1991's Nastee wasn't as successful as his two previous releases, and he moved from Atlantic to Wrap/Ichiban. He released a new album, Incognito, in 1994 with partners DJ Tat Money and A-Sharp.
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The Boy Genius Featuring The New Beginning
Soul - Erschienen bei Atlantic Records am 31.01.1989
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Endless Conversations.
Hip-Hop/Rap - Erschienen bei Independent am 23.03.2018
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Alright (triple j Like A Version)
Alternativ und Indie - Erschienen bei triple j am 14.12.2018
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IG Luv
Hip-Hop/Rap - Erschienen bei Mozaick Records am 25.03.2021
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Floccinaucinihilipilification
Alternativ und Indie - Erschienen bei Monkeybwoy Productions am 26.07.2019
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ROUND THE WOULD
Hip-Hop/Rap - Erschienen bei K.music am 04.04.2024
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Purple (feat. Keagan)
Alternativ und Indie - Erschienen bei kwamé and friends am 26.08.2022
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