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[Posted 04th. January. 2011]

The FortySeven 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To set this section and New Year off, allow us to introduce you to the group called "The FortySeven". Most should already know who Master Fuol is by now? Ol' Dirty Bastard's Protégé who was also in the same group with ODB, 12 'O' Clock and Poppa Chief called D.R.U.G.S (Dirty Rotten Underground Grimmies) that never kicked off. More can be found on the interview we had with him in 2007. Since the release of his album "Brownsville Kid: ERAM" not much has been heard from this Lyricist Lounge regular.

A couple of years back, I stumbled across Master Fuol's new group called The FortySeven by accident, and ever since I have been following their movement. Late last year they dropped an album (most might not know about) called "The Day The Sun Bled".

So who are the FortySeven? What I do know is that their album "The Day The Sun Bled" was recorded in two weeks (16 Songs) and it's apparently a "once in a lifetime" collective as there are no intentions of a follow-up to the group or this project.

The group is composed of six members (2 DJ's & 4 emcees), DJ Illnaughty, DJ Remode, Master Fuol, Hochii, Monk the Liverfish and Swiss Precise. They are the answer to today's contrived flossy-floss, studio-gangster, candy-coated rap music. The FortySeven isn't trying to conform to the masses in the least; they're as grimey as it gets in the way rap music used to be.

Somehow, groups today have forgotten about hip hop from the early to mid 90's, and the dirty, raw, esthetic sound it provided but The FortySeven's mission at hand is to deliver it right to your front door. They encompass the grime and grit and are not apprehensive to get their mics dirty.

Their sound is a much needed return to the days of hard rockin', head-bangin' boom bap! Something that can be enjoyed by fans who are into hardcore production and savvy, in-depth lyricism.

The collective's individual accomplishments are enough to comprise a book, but that's not important right now, the past is the past and The FortySeven is now! Take some time out to research and know more about this group, Enjoy!

- By Dark 7 Invader



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