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e-dubble

Rank #1 Baltimore, MD Hip Hop / Rap / Indie

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Members: e-dubble

Sounds Like: eminem, Kid Cudi, Atmosphere, kanye west, Royce Da 5'9"

Label: Black Paisley Records

Manager: justin@blackpaisleyrecords.com

Bio: e-dubble is an honest, independent artist; with a cognitive, lyrical style of awareness and progressive instrumental sound. Gaining popularity through his "Freestyle Friday," where he released a song every Friday for 54 consecutive weeks. This led to e-dubble's debut album "Hip-Hop is Good," whic... See Full Bio

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Press

“The underrated Baltimore rapper (and former member of Young English) drops a slightly less fiery follow-up to his should-have-been-a-breakthrough single, “Changed My Mind.””

— Allison Stewart, The Washington Post

“here goes the latest single from the Baltimore emcee, that’s available on iTunes and Amazon right now. Worth the $.99; especially after dude hit the internet with 53 straight weekly freestyles for free ”

— Shake, 2DopeBoyz

“Changed My Mind for me is a song that reminds you to never stay stagnant with your goals and to keep on evolving regardless of your success. These days it takes talent, hard work and perseverance to succeed.”

— Hilly, HillyDilly.com

““Changed My Mind” is a peak for e-dub. It’s like everything has been building up and this is the inevitable breaking point. Instead of sounding broken, the Philadelphia raised, Baltimore dwelling rapper/producer sounds more determined than ever.”

— Confusion, Pigeons and Planes

“Too often, hip-hop is focused on entertainment instead of expression. Philadelphia emcee/producer e-dubble uses his music as a tool to convey his thoughts and feelings, and the honesty behind his music is striking. ”

— Jacob M., Nerve

“Do not sleep on this mixtape, very talented emcee/producer right here”

— HipHopDX

“To be honest, the thing that caught my interest at first was the production range. Sampling everything from Guns N Roses to J Dilla to Broken Bells to The Black Keys and more.”

— Shake, 2DopeBoyz

“He’s a monster on production, he’s brutally honest, his delivery is engaging, he’s got a great ear for music, and he knows how to work with a good melody.”

— Confusion, Pigeons and Panes

“Baltimore rapper/producer E Dubble has skyrocketed into our iTunes library on the strength of Blog magic and great music.”

— Marc, Mostly Junk Food

“Overall just another great song from e-dubble who I’m never disappointed by.”

— Siegz, Before the Bigs

“He has a unique style that is realistic and honest.”

— Hilly Dilly

“e-dubble: the Baltimore do-it-all combines intelligence and humor with a crazy skill set”

— PL, Vibe To This

“A few months later, somewhere around four albums worth of material, a hot second on the Popular page @Hype Machine (for “Palm Trees”), and a permanent resting spot within Hype Machine for his daily blog love - I felt affirmed. e-dubble is making some incredible music, and best of all - this guy knows what he’s doing.”

— Grooveshark , Grooveshark

“Here, e-dubble takes an extremely old and classic track, Kurtis Blow’s “No Brakes”, and puts his own modern spin to it!”

— JB-Kange, iLL Vibes

“Promising Philadelphia MC e-dubble (all lowercase) raps over DJ Premiere’s classic “Just To Get A Rep” with adroit ease and charisma. Re-dubbed “New Trouble” for edub’s fourty third installment of his Freestyle Friday series, in which the rapper has committed to write, produce and record one new freestyle every Friday for 52 weeks. ”

— Luis Tovar, Pretty Much Amazing

“I will stand my ground each week and tell you guys to wake up, we’ve got raw talent standing right in front of us. As a music blogger, I consider it my job to pick out raw talent. Sometimes it’s hard; the shelves seem empty. This is easy. It’s as if I’ve walked into a huge museum of white people trying to be rap artists all of the sudden, and where so many of the pieces seem dull and blend in with the rest, one stands out. ”

— Sunset in the Rearview, Sunset in the Rearview

“E-dubble continues on with his long-running Freestyle Friday session. This one is one of th best ones yet. Background music is Penguin Café Orchestra’s “Music For A Found Harmonium.””

— suburbandictionary, Suburban Dictionary

“e-dubble has been making serious waves thanks to his distinctive style. Make sure to keep your eye out for the bearded lyricist as he continues to develop. ”

— New England Royalty, New England Royalty

“Another freestyle dropped this past Friday from e-dubble, and he keeps the good music trend going. This time he takes a sample from Boston, who completely owned the 70′s and 80′s. I’m rapidly become a big supporter of whatever this guy is doing, as his 40th consecutive Freestyle Friday is a keeper. Add it to the library.”

— Chuck, The Chuckness

“If you haven’t heard of E-Dubble before, you’re about to get real familiar – this guy is grinding hard. He’s been releasing a new song every Friday for the past thirty-some weeks, with Get On Board being one of his latest, and one of my favorites. Check it out below and stay tuned for more Dubble on the K. Enjoy!”

— Brian, The Kollection

“My first impression of e-dubble was off. His commanding baritone voice and high energy flow sound like a beast in attack mode. What I’ve come to learn is that e-dubble is a little more complex than that. Pick apart some of what he says, and you realize that he’s got a sensitive side. For me, a ravenous nature and a sensitive side is a good combination when you’re talking about an emcee.”

— Confusion, Pigeons and Planes

“ E-Dubb is the truth and if you wait too late your going to miss out on alot of GOOD MUSIC! Listen to all his Freestyle Friday tracks, they go from most recent to oldest. He's dope!”

— Briscoe3Stacks , DMV Flow

“Another smooth Freestyle Friday track from e-dubble. Bringing something unique to the table is always a good thing, and e-dubble does just that. Intertwining his music with his random thoughts/stream of consciousness is a legitimate way to connect with fans, and it’s clearly working for him…he’s gaining significant steam lately. Add it to the library, and keep your eyes open for this guy. ”

— Chuck, The Chuckness

“With lots of up-and-coming rappers sampling indie tunes to establish a presence in the overflowing stock of internet music, it’s harder to find the good artists. They stand out but shifting through lots of not so good music takes time to uncover the gems. Fortunately, it’s all worth it when you get someone like one of Charm City’s finest, e-dubble. ”

— 1146miles , www.1146miles.com

“e-dubble mixes his lyrics with beats and hooks from groups such as Ratatat, Vampire Weekend, Spoon, Tom Petty and even Hanson. It takes a strong work ethic to write, mix, and record that many tracks in that short of time.”

— Andy Morales, Matters of Grey

“This is by far my favorite e-dubble track I’ve ever heard – the sample translates perfectly into a contagious I’m-gonna-hum-you-all-day beat, e-dubs’ message and delivery is as clear and sharp as a shard of glass, and even the chopped up chorus ties things together perfectly without dominating the song like some (most) choruses do. Add in a Pigeons and Planes (yeah I just linked to myself) shout out? Shiiit. Really glad to have the privilege to share this one. Check it out.”

— Confusion, Pigeons and Planes

“This hot freestyle is from April, but I just heard it for the first time, and it's still fresh. I like the way this guy rhymes, and just the sound of his voice alone is nice and smooth.”

— BOSS, (201) BEATS

“e-dubble Freestyle Friday #29 “Get Out of Park”. Another friday, another freestyle from e-dubble. Becoming increasingly popular and highly anticipated.”

— MarcusMarvel, Urban Flair

“These days it almost seems expected for rappers to put out an outrageous amount of material all the time, as anyone can see Lil Wayne pump out like 300 "songs" a year, but it ain't hard to tell that Dubble's material takes more than a pothead fucked up off of sizzurp spitting metaphors into a tour bus microphone that rhyme with 'wall'. Neither is it hard to tell that these songs off Freestyle Friday take thought, dedication, and legitimate feeling, not to mention, the production is tight.”

— PL, Vibe to This

“e-dubble is back with his 31st consecutive Freestyle Friday. This one samples the track “Huddle Formation” by The Go Team. Huh? No clue where this guy finds these samples but he makes them work. Actually, more then makes them work because this is just another sick freestyle to add to his collection. I like his chorus on this one a lot. ”

— toosick, Too Sick Muzik

“Holy shit! This might be the best FF from e-dub yet. I expect big things every week, but this one really blew me away. Love the sample, love the flow, love it all. Fucking get someeeee. So pumped for the mix tape. Stay tuned for big things.”

— Jumbro, Welcome to Freshman Year

“You gotta love it! My man @EdubHipHop still coming strong for 31 weeks long! He's doing it big and puts out nothing but the best music weekly so continue to follow his #FF (Freestyle Friday) music here on #DMV Flow each and every Friday!”

— Briscoe3Stacks, DMV Flow

“You’ll be seeing more of E-Dubble because dude has mastered the art of catchy. ”

— Nate, Catchy Hip Hop

“Becoming increasingly popular and highly anticipated.”

— Marcus, Urban Flair

“Let’s reflect for a minute: e-dub has released a freestyle for 29 straight Fridays. That’s a lot of rapping. And you know what? It’s all good stuff. ”

— Jumbro, Welcome to Freshman Year

“I commend his talent, bravery and consistency to give people a song a week for the last 28 weeks straight. Every freestyle I’ve heard of his is dope!”

— Chris Fenwick, GoodMusicAllDay.com

“Here’s another Freestyle Friday from upcoming rapper E-Dubble. I love his stuff, his tracks are great and he does some pretty sick raps over them. ”

— Jillian, JILLBOARD TOP 100

“Humorous, introspective, witty, and talented are some characteristics that all come to mind when listening to E-Dubble's material, which is growing in substance along with his popularity.”

— Patrick, VibetoThis.com

“He Keeps Em Comin’ This guy is something else with these freestyle fridays. This is our third post on him and you guys have loved his other stuff so far as you should. Well here is his freestyle from this past friday called Arcade and it is awesome. ”

— T Webb, Good Music All Day

“I effing LOVE it. Gotta hand it to GoodMusicAllday for this one. SO GOOD.”

— Jillian, JILLBOARD TOP 100

“Check out all of this guys songs right now. This guy comes out with a freestyle every week and they are ridic”

— T Webb, Good Music All Day

“We say this every week, but e-dub is going to be big… like not just in terms of weight, but like, colossal. I know Lil Wayne already used that as a description of himself, but seriously, keep an eye on this dude. You heard him here first.”

— Jumbro, Welcome to Freshman Year

“Well this guy has got skill, no question”

— T Webb, Good Music All Day

“Listen to the homie E-Dubble's new #FF (Freestyle Friday) track "Animal"! My man E-Dubb brings the heat every week and all his songs are catchy and mellow which is cool and attracts everybody's attention instead of one specific crowd.”

— Mike Genuinly , DMV Flow

“what you cannot miss out on is this man’s mission entitled “Freestyle Fridays” which features unusual, yet delicious samples and hard-hitting rhymes.”

— nosebleed1, Welcome To The Nosebleeds

"We got a special treat for you tonight… we’re dropping E-Dubble’s Freestyle Friday for ya’ll. Like we posted this morning, this track’s still an absolute banger."

— Jumbro, Welcome to Freshman Year

“Underdog (Feat. Peter Muth)” — Not your average hip-hop outfit, e-dubble combines progressive rap lyricism with a unique instrumental sound. Right-click to snag the track “Underdog” and check out more from the artist at Reverb Nation.”

— Barb Dybwad, Mashable Free Music Monday

“E-Dubble is a rapper out of Baltimore who’s flow is tight and polished. Throwing down a clean freestyle on the first track of Ratatat’s unreleased album “9 Beats” here’s E-Dub.”

— Ohh! So Famous!

“A few weeks ago, we watched a fantastic mashup between the Parks and Recreation theme music and Star Wars. Now, listen to what a mashup between the opening theme and independent hip hop artist e-dubble sounds like!”

— Eric, Knope Knows

“e-dubble is a truthful, independent artist; with a cognitive, lyrical style of awareness and progressive instrumental sound. E-dubble’s debut album Hip-Hop is Good was completely written, recorded and produced by e-dubble with his own equipment over the course of a year in Baltimore, Maryland.”

— Mike Trampe, Maad Management

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Alex Coleman
i like your flow E. the beats are hard too
REX RAZOR
great work. please check me out and like ma page www.facebook.com/rexrazor1
Jack Leblanc
i have a good blog on blogger you should come and check me out!
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