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Esham

Wicked Shit

Esham - Bolivia

Bomb Ass Podcast!
All Rights Owned by Reel Life Productions.
Fan Art By Adam Kramer

i noticed someone took this and reuploaded without crediting... smooth

Esham - Adam & Eve

All Rights Reserved by Reel Life Productions
Fan Art by Adam Kramer

MUCH RESPECT!

Esham - To The Last Drop

All Rights Reserved by Reel Life Productions
Fan Art by Adam Kramer (Sacrificial lambs cover remake)

Esham - Time after Time

Fresh off the cutting room floor of the much anticipated 2014 NATAS release, FUQERRBDY.

﻿﻿Bomb Ass Podcast – Original Cult Leader (2014)

NEW!!! Reel Life Intervention: The Cure for Bed Bugs – PART ONE

NEW!!! Reel Life Intervention: The Cure for Bed Bugs – PART TWO

THE BEAST

The release of Boomin Words From Hell gave birth to a new genre during a time when the underground was still underground... 

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the celebration of a musical milestone. 

Bomb Ass Cloudcast: The Anniversary Edition

Bombass Cloudcast: YabaDabaDo Edition

Come N Get It (Prod By The Avengerz)

So Bad (Prod By The Mekanics X OZ)

Science fiction and keeping it reel collide on Transvaginal Mess, the ultimate (Bruce) gender-bender.

Bomb Ass Cloudcast: Transvaginal Mess

Black Sheep 2 Is On The Way (Prod x City of Dreams)

[Bonus] So Bad (Prod. By The Mekanics X OZ)

[Bonus] Sun Goes Down (Prod. By The Mekanics)

Esham Grabs West Seven Mile Rep @SeventheGeneral and they RIDE 7 EAST TO WEST vibing off a sample of Dione Warrick......as they Trip thru Life cop the ALBUM NOW on www.aciprap.com  #ALLDETROIT

Esham feat. Seven the General- Cheddaphile

"Homey Don't Play is the title track off Esham's first EP, "Homey Don't Play!". Originally released in 1991, this track has been remastered and re-released on the "EP Collection (1991-1994).

Homey Don't Play

Homey Don't Play! (Remastered)

"Can't Take it Wit Cha" was originally released on Esham's Closed Casket in 1994. Listen to it now, fully remastered.

Can't Take It Wit Cha (Remastered)

2 hours of classic wicket shit mixed up by yours truly, 
                                                                        -Dj Renaldi-

Essential E mix

WANTIT?IGOTIT

Grab some antACIDs! Esham is making some big announcements and serving up str8 FIRE on this edition of the Bombass Cloudcast. 

Bombass Cloudcast: Boomin Wings From Hell Edition

Released in 2002, Godlike is the sixth studio album by NATA.

Godlike

Esham puts the game on freeze with a bone chilling compilation of unique lyrical stylings and live instrumentation.

Dead of Winter

A Cold Winter's Night

A Cold Winters Night

Esham - Woo Woo Woo

You are under surveillance – it's best to be careful what you do, how you do it, and when and where you do it ... Thank you to DJ Squeeky, platinum producer and southern extraordinaire for the trunk slapper. Nothing but abundance, from Detroit to Memphis, and all around the WORLD! – ES

Under Surveilance

Under Surveillance

It's a fine line between love and hate, I mean a thin line
And all I ever read is hate on my timeline
It seems like the whole world going out they damn mind
It made a monster outta me I feel like Frankenstein
The monster maker, undertaker, not a faker
Shake the planet up when I raise my cannon up or stand and bust
This wicket shit I spit I kick it ridiculous
Merciless, meticulous, vocab is articulate
My killer instinct got me strapped with a sicker sense
I'm not an alcoholic, I drink but got a lick of sense
Monsters all over the world protect the innocent
America always eats it's young whether you poor or rich
And you knowing it
It's like weed ain't shit since everybody growing it
Hip hop is dying, nobody buying, everybody got hustle and flow with it
Everybody wanna do it for fame
Everybody wanna make em a name doe
Everybody want you to listen to em but everybody rhyming ain't got no game doe
Detroit nigga like Django
I'm Cool J without the kango
I got the fire inside, I'm sitting on top of the eye, call me triangle
I got a case of the Pharos sins
My nickname Errol Flynn
I'll steal yo girlfriend whippin shitties in my car like world winds

No, no, no!
That's what I say to a hoe
If you tryna get my dough, gots to get down on the floor
Had to get it out the mud, yeah I write my rhymes in blood
Don't start none, won't be none, if you want it I'll fuck you up
Yeah, I heard that you don't like me cause I kick it with your wifey
I smoke weed, proceed get hyphy
I just do it too like Nike
And I know these rappers bite me cause I know they can't outwrite me
I just tell them back up off me and stay off my dick politely
Use to shop at Fred Spiegel with them strippers do that Kegel
Pussy poppin on a pole, get down low and spread that eagle
Girl I know you get excited, private party you invited
Got a ticket you can ride it, it don't matter just don't bite it

Killer Instinct

KILLER INSTINCT

Ich hab hier mal den Song Gangsters Paradise von Coolio durch einen Kompressor und Limiter gejagt, hört man oder?

Coolio - Gangster Paradise

Hailing from the brutal streets of Detroit, producer, lyricist, and urban storyteller Esham rose to legendary status at the young age of 15 when his debut album "Boomin Words From Hell" sold over 100K copies solely by word-of-mouth. The infamous and highly coveted "red tape," detailed the perils of growing up young and black in a city ravaged by the American crack epidemic. 
Growing up in Motown, Esham listened to funk, pop, rock-n-roll, and controversial rap acts like NWA, the Geto Boys, and Too Short. Hip-hop fans knew what was going on in the cities of California and the boroughs of New York, but no one knew what was happening on the streets of Detroit. Esham decided he was going to be the first one to tell the world what was going on in his city. 

The drug use, violence, and death that had become a part of Esham's daily life left him questioning the existence of God. He blended this religious concept with the outrageous, sexual, and drug-fueled personas of rock stars, Kiss, Ozzy, and Prince. This new sound was unlike anything anyone had ever heard.

Esham's vision and creativity was the catalyst for an entire genre, and his entrepreneurial spirit created the blueprint for independent success in the music industry. Despite remaining largely unknown outside the underground music scene, Esham has amassed a following of devoted fans with his experimental approach to hip-hop, and a "fuck the industry" attitude. 
With 50+ releases and counting, Esham continues to blaze his own trails and reinvent his sound – giving fans and critics – something to talk about.