Resurrection

Artist: Deafinition
Released online March 2011
Running time: 44:20

Also featuring: MadHatter, Kabuto The Python, The Ranger, Shadow, Barker, Diabeats, ZeaLouS1, Lev, Dr. Awkward, Cryptic Wisdom, and Random.

Prepare for the second coming of the firestarter, wordslinger, phoenix: Deafinition!

Scrub Club’s prime lyricist is back with the album fans have been waiting for. Through life’s hardships, several equipment failures, different recording periods spanning a few years, and timed-out collaborations, Deafinition had a rough job getting this project to come to a finish… but he kept on working hard, refining his skills in the time between, and this project still shines, Frankenstein monster or not.

Deaf’s wordplay is second to none, as he takes you on far deeper emotional levels than your average rapper. Aside from his tough, deep material, there is also a crowd of collaborators lending their verses to the mix.

All of our music here at Scrub Club is free. However, if you enjoyed this release and would like to support our label, please make any size of donation to help all of our artists get new merch and promo items, book bigger shows, and get better equipment. Much love to you all!

TRACK LISTING

01 - PSA (skit)
02 - Fiya (feat. MadHatter)
03 - Cocky
04 - Don’t Compare (feat. Kabuto The Python and The Ranger)
05 - Run Around
06 - Good Times
07 - Voice Mails (skit)
08 - Bad Move (I’m Back – feat. Shadow and Barker)
09 - Stasis (feat. Diabeats)
10 - Life I Lead (feat. MadHatter and ZeaLouS1)
11 - My Pen is a Weapon (feat. Lev and Dr. Awkward)
12 - High Noon (feat. Kabuto The Python and MadHatter)
13 - Forever (feat. Cryptic Wisdom and Random)
14 - Where’s My Album (skit)

Album art (front cover) was designed by the wonderful Yuki Okamura-Wong.

Album art (back cover – track listing) was slapped together in 5 minutes or somesuchshit by MadHatter.

The Deafinite EP

Artist: Deafinition
Released online August 2009
Running time: 20:21

Also Featuring: Zinn, Dr. Awkward, and Knuckle Babies

Deafinition. Poet. Lyricist. Emcee. Performer.

Always working on new tracks, Deaf decided to release a seven song EP to hold fans and family over until his upcoming major solo album “Resurrection” is complete.

A great sampling of what Deafinition has to offer, you will find a spoken word introduction followed by six molten hot tracks that will take you to a real, gritty level of Hip Hop you may have thought was extinct.

Also featuring a few amazing guest vocals, this is a must download.

All of our music here at Scrub Club is free. However, if you enjoyed this release and would like to support our label, please make any size of donation to help all of our artists get new merch and promo items, book bigger shows, and get better equipment. Much love to you all!

TRACK LISTING

01 – Defeated
02 – Hate Me (feat. Zinn)
03 – See You Tomorrow
04 – Influence
05 – Bushido
06 – This Nympho (feat. Dr. Awkward)
07 – None Ya Betta (feat. Knuckle Babies)

ALBUM COMPOSING AND SAMPLE LISTING

“Defeated” has vocals by Deafinition. Recorded at Deafinition’s home studio.

“Hate Me” was produced by Shadowville Productions and has vocals by Deafinition and Zinn. Recorded and mixed at Deafinition’s home studio.

“See You Tomorrow” was produced by Pelicaine Einhander and has vocals by Deafinition. Recorded and mixed at Deafinition’s home studio.

“Influence” was produced by Shadowville Productions and has vocals by Deafinition. Recorded and mixed at Deafinition’s home studio.

“Bushido” was produced by Anno Domini and has vocals by Deafinition. Recorded and mixed at Deafinition’s home studio.

“This Nympho” was produced by Shadowville Productions and has vocals by Deafinition and Dr. Awkward. Recorded and mixed at Deafinition’s home studio.

“None Ya Betta“ has vocals by Deafinition and Knuckle Babies. Recorded and mixed at Deafinition’s home studio.

Deafinition started his Hip Hop career, not with flows, but poetry. He took to words like Wilford Brimley took to diabetes. Deafinition started writing his poetry at the age of 14, and continued to cultivate his talent with every stanza he burnt into the paper. By the age of 16, he was thrown into a violent, blood thirsty game called Rap. With no prior experience in this so called “Rap,” he began to weave his poetry into battle verses to slowly transform it into an evolving, unique style.

By the age of 18, he had dropped his first album and went on stage for the first time. This was the cornerstone of the foundation, and in later years, that foundation would grow into the Dark Tower of Babel that we all know as the Mighty Word Slinger: Deafinition.