Lone Catalysts
Columbus native J. Rawls started to make fans for himself in the hip-hop community as a producer when his tracks "Yo, Yeah" and "Brown Skin Lady" (the latter eventually something of a headphone classic) were featured on Mos Def and Talib Kweli's successful Black Star collaboration. Unbeknownst to a lot of those new fans, though, his duo Lone Catalysts, with Pittsburgh rapper J. Sands, had been knocking around the periphery of the scene since the mid-'90s. The team began to make its own ripples in the last few years of the decade by dropping a number of well-received 12" singles and appearing on a few popular compilation series (Superappin', Hip Hop Independents Day) as well as putting out the six-song EP The Beginning, before finally tackling Hip Hop, their debut 2000 full-length for their own nascent independent label B.U.K.A. Entertainment. The Catalysts Files followed in 2002, also on B.U.K.A..
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Features
Hip-Hop/Rap - Editado por B.U.K.A. Entertainment el 29 jul. 2022
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Good Music (Instrumental)
Hip-Hop/Rap - Editado por B.U.K.A. Entertainment el 2 sep. 2022
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The Bounce 1908 AKA Remix (Radio Edit)
Hip-Hop/Rap - Editado por B.U.K.A. Entertainment el 21 abr. 2023
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The DJ
Hip-Hop/Rap - Editado por B.U.K.A. Entertainment el 10 mar. 2023
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