Jack Wilson...
Thursday, August 26, 2010
11:07 AM
HIP HOP NEEDS MORE ARTIST LIKE THIS!
D.J. Brewer (aka Jack Wilson) began performing original poetry near the turn of the 21st Century and was on Pittsburgh's 2000-2003 National Poetry Slam teams. He began making hip-hop in 2003 and has released 3 EPs and a mixtape to local acclaim, but hasn't toured outside of Pittsburgh... yet.
A dedicated, life-long participant in hip-hop culture (since 1985), Jack's approach to songwriting focuses primarily on lyrical content and ryhme structure, from the perspective of a true modern poet. He is not interested in fitting into a pre-defined notion of what "hip-hop" is supposed to sound like, rather his goal is to make NEW, original music that stretches the boundaries of what hip-hop is continually becoming.
A dedicated, life-long participant in hip-hop culture (since 1985), Jack's approach to songwriting focuses primarily on lyrical content and ryhme structure, from the perspective of a true modern poet. He is not interested in fitting into a pre-defined notion of what "hip-hop" is supposed to sound like, rather his goal is to make NEW, original music that stretches the boundaries of what hip-hop is continually becoming.
Discography
"Bridge City Bigtop" EP (2005)
"Alottarappers EP (2007)
"TAKE THE FIRE FROM MY HAND" Mixtape (2009)
"STILLTOWN: VOL I" (Pittsburgh Hip-Hop Compilation 2009)
"STILLTOWN: VOL III" (Pittsburgh Hip-Hop Compilation 2010)
"FAME" EP (2010)
"Bridge City Bigtop" EP (2005)
"Alottarappers EP (2007)
"TAKE THE FIRE FROM MY HAND" Mixtape (2009)
"STILLTOWN: VOL I" (Pittsburgh Hip-Hop Compilation 2009)
"STILLTOWN: VOL III" (Pittsburgh Hip-Hop Compilation 2010)
"FAME" EP (2010)
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