Scrub Club Records

DR. AWKWARD

Email: drawkward@scrubclubrecords.com
AOL Instant Messenger: Doc Awk MD
Facebook: facebook.com/docawkward
MySpace: myspace.com/docawkwardnc
T61: thesixtyone.com/#/DoctorAwkward
Twitter: @doctor_awkward
Xbox Live Gamertag: Watsown3d
PSN Network: Nemh

Dr. Awkward (Josh Watson) has been a Southern California recording artist since 2009. Doc was born and raised in San Diego, and because of this, much of his music is influenced by mainstream andunderground West Coast Hip Hop.

In early 2009, Dr. Awkward released his first solo project “NextGen,” in which Doc proclaims that he is the future of Nerdcore Hip Hop. The EP was hailed as aninstant classic, with such hits as “Geekquilibrium” and “Impostor.” With this release, Docsigned to the independent label Scrub Club Records.

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Unlimited

Artist: Dr. Awkward
Released online April 2010
Running time: 54:08

Doc Awk’s unbelievable, brand new, full-length album is here and ready to change what you think about Hip Hop and R&B music.

This release has 15 complete songs that deal with the truly important issues of life, teaches you how to party the Awkward way, and also entertains you with references to the nerdy side including anime, gaming, and even Kung Fu. You’ll even find an anthem for dudes that go hunting for cougars. No, not the animal. Well… I mean… *ahem*

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Next Gen

Artist: Dr. Awkward
Released online 2009
Running time: 19:07

Also Featuring: Kasparov, Kabuto The Python, and Pelicaine Einhander

Dr. Awkward, Nerdcore’s newest and biggest visionary, releases his first project on Scrub Club Records!

Next Gen is just that – the next generation of Nerdcore. A talented emcee as well as the finest set of pipes on the label, Doc Awk will take you on a 6 track dissection of nerd life with his killer lyricism and smooth singing.

Catchy hooks, deep and true dedication to the subjects at hand, and hilariously good lines will change the way you think about the evolution of Hip Hop.

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Unlimited

Welcome to the apex, welcome to the advent
Next Gen’s great, but the class was absent
And I cant have it, Doc’s a flow wrecker
Have to go and up the quantity, drop a dope record
Have to be the realest, no wannabe, pseudo drone
Like you little jockin’-ass Doc Naruto clones
Always authentic, I ain’t some PayPal buyer scam
Come so hard, your girl will feel it in her diaphragm
I spit fire, man, like I’m Dylon
I told you we’re the future when I spit it with the Python
You can feel the power when it’s bumping out your stereo
Was over nine thousand a motha fuckin’ year ago
A certified monster, the second-known gorgon
Flow so sick, you’ll never make it out to Oregon
They saying I’m cocky, call it braggadocio
They love me on the golden coast, eastward out to Tokyo

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Yes, it’s official! Dr. Awkward will be at this year’s Nerdapalooza performing a solo set! Kabuto The Python will be at this year’s Nerdapalooza performing a solo set at the pre-party! And MadHatter will be at this year’s Nerdapalooza heading the amazing 45 minute group set full of everyone’s Scrub Club fan favorites!

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Due to an overwhelming response to our not-so-hopeful Nerdapalooza announcement last week, we must once again be amazed in the presence of you – our amazing fans, friends, and business partners who keep our machine oiled and running. When we told you that several artists from Scrub Club Records wouldn’t be able to make it to Nerdapalooza this year, you took quick action, showing us just how important it is that SCR rocks one of the freshest geek reunions and just how possible it is that your power can help get us there.

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Some absolutely wonderful reviews have come in for Dr. Awkward’s still-hot-off-the-release album “Unlimited” and the recent full release of Krondor Krew’s “The 6th Rotation of the House of the Chaos Star!” To read the reviews in full, simply click the banner image of the site in which you want to check out, or follow the text link at the end of each excerpt. Thanks to Z over at Hipster, Please and Curtis Silver over at Wired for the awesome words! We love you bastards!

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Hey All! We’re a month into the release of Unlimited as well as a month since the launch of DRAWKWARD.com. I wanted to take a little time out to update people on the happenings of yours truly.

First up is some news I am very excited about. As some of you may have seen, I have joined up with ZeaLouS1 as well as some of the most talented musicians I have ever met (Kevonious, Bishop, and Juggernaut) to form a band of superheroes / villains for your listening pleasure! We are The Bossfights! We are currently working on brand new tracks with a very unique musical style, so keep an ear to the internet for that. You can stay updated at www.TheBossfights.com

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It seems to be a day just full of cool writeups.

The Drunken Scholar is a blog written by a dude named Kree and DS himself, both with degrees in English Literature / Writing. In other words, they’re big geeks and they like to rant a bit. Today, they quickly reviewed three of our albums and judged them based on a point system made from pints of alcohol. Yeah, they’re classy gents, too! Those albums would be MadHatter’s “8Bit Bullshit,” Benjamin Bear’s “The Bear Necessities,” and Dr. Awkward’s “Next Gen.”

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We are truly honored whenever the three homies we have over at GeekDad / Wired write about us, and this of course is no exception.

Curtis Silver, the only ginger in the Modern Warfare SCR Clan, (haha) wrote an awesome article called “12 Geeky New Years Resolutions.” One of the resolutions is to support independent starving artists by spreading their free music and donating a bit when you can. Two albums of ours that were specifically noted were Benjamin Bear’s “The Bear Necessities” and Dr. Awkward’s “Next Gen.”

Please click here or on the GeekDad image above to read the full article.