Music and lyrics by OthelloBT, and Joece DaMovie (P) 2018 Courtesy of MA the Engineer, and Fat Money Productions

Hunger Bunger

Music and lyrics by OthelloBT. (P) 2015 Melody Maker Productions. Courtesy of David Gielan.

Me & Ronnie

Music and lyrics by OthelloBT. (P) 2015 Fat Money Productions. Parody of “New York” by Ja Rule.

Blue Shorts

Music and lyrics by OthelloBT, KMT, Buena Vista Social Club, and Copywrite. (P) 2018 Courtesy of MA the Engineer, and Fat Money Productions

Buena Vista (feat. Copywrite)

Music and lyrics by OthelloBT. (P) 2014 Fat Money Productions

Alone

Many years in the making, Hunger Bunger has always been nothing more than a far-fetched pipe dream until my 30th birthday, when a combination of events reinvigorated the dream and lit a fire under my ass. These are the people I feel I should thank…

My evil female cousins, Amal, Laila and Fedwa who ruined my childhood, showed me the true meaning of hate, but also introduced me to Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. My mom, who moved me from Morocco to “the land of opportunity” as a single parent, and always encouraged me to go after whatever I want in life. My wife, who’s never doubted me despite the overwhelming amount of evidence against me. My little brother and sister, whose watchful eyes have forced me to always lead by example and become a better person. Chad Dukes, the Rodkast, Big Dane, Dotson and every single Haymen out there. This album would’ve died as nothing more than just an idea in my head if it wasn’t for you guys.  “Comedy Artwork” Brian for designing the album and making me look like I actually know what I’m doing, Angel Morales for always having my back and talking me out of a deep depression 2-3 times a week, Beff and Pizza for being my lifeline, the loves of my life Brittany & Marley, all of my ex-girlfriends who’ve contributed to the gaping hole in my heart from which this album was conceived, Adam McNair who’s made my life a lot easier and helped me manage a career without shutting down creative outlets. 

Grandma Zora, Grandpa Abderrahman (RIP), Brendan Cooney for going to Scribble Jam with me that one year, and every single black guy that ever told me I was good at rapping.