Cipher plans to raise the standards of song making, provoking
less dedicated artist to step up bettering their skills or step down. Cipher will bring hip hop 180 degrees from where it is presently.
December 7, 2005 (Press Release) --
Tired of the same rap music with a different name? Is the
monotony of material glorification turning you away from
hip-hop? Welcome back to the roots of hip-hop, where lyrics
and content are key components to each song. Cipher,
Paradox and Dakoda are sure to reconnect you back to the
essence of music with their debut called, The Rebirth:
Resurrection of Da Game.
Cipher began creating hip-hop music as recreation, recording
with friends, and experimenting in the studio. After recording
a few songs, they began to sharpen their skills and formed
“Clique Tyte.” “Clique Tyte,” consisted of seven members,
but it was a short lived venture due to jail time and lack of
communication.
Paradox and Dakoda remained to form “Cipher” and Fat Baby
Entertainment. This new label goal is an effort to resurrect da
game back to its roots of struggle, pain, mental elevation, and
self worth. Cipher intends to disregard the bling era with its
materially driven fads. “85% of hip-hop is party, Cipher will
bring back the essence. "You gotta be able to party and cry,
Cipher is what hip-hop is supposed to be," says Dakoda.
Cipher’s music is influenced by various genres from classical
to rock. Music greats like Run DMC, 2pac, Marvin Gay, Jimmy
Hendrix, Rakim, Stevie Wonder, Earth Wind & Fire etc… gives
you an idea. “Music always has been a part of my life, I studied
those before me and now I rise," says Dakoda.
Cipher’s uniquely diverse style is a combination of observing
various cultures and street life with a struggling and hustling
mentality. “Sacrifice is what makes a man great, accept reality
today, but change it tomorrow, knowledge is power,”
says Paradox.
Paradox and Dakoda manage to stay free from jail while taking
full control of their musical careers. Cipher plans to change the
industry one verse at a time. There is more information about
Cipher at: http://www.hip-hop-rap-online.com
The resurrection of da game will prove to be the second coming
of hip hop and the South’s last sons, Paradox and Dakoda, are
leading the charge. Hip hop and its listeners will witness a new
day, the day of Cipher the complete cycle.
Contact Fat Baby Entertainment for more insights into this topic.
Contact phone number: 615-491-7469 or 615-500-0005
Email: Dakoda@hip-hop-rap-online.com Other helpful information
regarding this product or service can be found at:
http://www.hip-hop-rap-online.com
monotony of material glorification turning you away from
hip-hop? Welcome back to the roots of hip-hop, where lyrics
and content are key components to each song. Cipher,
Paradox and Dakoda are sure to reconnect you back to the
essence of music with their debut called, The Rebirth:
Resurrection of Da Game.
Cipher began creating hip-hop music as recreation, recording
with friends, and experimenting in the studio. After recording
a few songs, they began to sharpen their skills and formed
“Clique Tyte.” “Clique Tyte,” consisted of seven members,
but it was a short lived venture due to jail time and lack of
communication.
Paradox and Dakoda remained to form “Cipher” and Fat Baby
Entertainment. This new label goal is an effort to resurrect da
game back to its roots of struggle, pain, mental elevation, and
self worth. Cipher intends to disregard the bling era with its
materially driven fads. “85% of hip-hop is party, Cipher will
bring back the essence. "You gotta be able to party and cry,
Cipher is what hip-hop is supposed to be," says Dakoda.
Cipher’s music is influenced by various genres from classical
to rock. Music greats like Run DMC, 2pac, Marvin Gay, Jimmy
Hendrix, Rakim, Stevie Wonder, Earth Wind & Fire etc… gives
you an idea. “Music always has been a part of my life, I studied
those before me and now I rise," says Dakoda.
Cipher’s uniquely diverse style is a combination of observing
various cultures and street life with a struggling and hustling
mentality. “Sacrifice is what makes a man great, accept reality
today, but change it tomorrow, knowledge is power,”
says Paradox.
Paradox and Dakoda manage to stay free from jail while taking
full control of their musical careers. Cipher plans to change the
industry one verse at a time. There is more information about
Cipher at: http://www.hip-hop-rap-online.com
The resurrection of da game will prove to be the second coming
of hip hop and the South’s last sons, Paradox and Dakoda, are
leading the charge. Hip hop and its listeners will witness a new
day, the day of Cipher the complete cycle.
Contact Fat Baby Entertainment for more insights into this topic.
Contact phone number: 615-491-7469 or 615-500-0005
Email: Dakoda@hip-hop-rap-online.com Other helpful information
regarding this product or service can be found at:
http://www.hip-hop-rap-online.com
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