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EP by The 100th Monkey
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fave it Hip Hop | Alternative Hip Hop
6 tracks | 21 minutes
Released Mar 2003
on Narcofunk Records
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Live hiphop with a taste of soul.
Bio / Background
The 100th Monkey is a Seattle/Tacoma based hiphop group that plays live hiphop with real instruments. The group played it's first show in January of 2000 and has been rocking the Northwest ever since. The current lineup features MC Dave Devereaux, Miss Loretta on vocals, Brian Binning on keys/samples, DJ Cladd on the wheels, Rob on electric bass, and Jay D'Lay keeping the beat. The 100th Monkey has played shows throughout the Northwest at places like I-Spy(RIP), Chop Suey, and the Sunset Tavern and has been featured live on 90.3 KEXP as part of the Live Room and Audioasis. The band has played with many great northwest groups(Optimus Rhyme, The Rebelz, Organic Produce) as well as a few nationals(MC Paul Barman).
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"This is hip-hop at its most versatile.
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