Tuesday, 24 June 2008

Obie Trice

Obie Trice   
Artist: Obie Trice

   Genre(s): 
Rap: Hip-Hop
   



Discography:


DJ Whoo Kid and Obie Trice - The Most Underrated   
 DJ Whoo Kid and Obie Trice - The Most Underrated

   Year: 2007   
Tracks: 17


Second rounds on me   
 Second rounds on me

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 18


Cheers   
 Cheers

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 17




Obie Trice went from no one to individual in the knock world quickly when Eminem sign-language him to Shady Records and executive produced his debut. Born on the mae West side of Detroit in the Schoolcraft and Greenfield area, Trice began his tap life history humbly. He dropped kO'd of Cooley High School in the early '90s and began making ends meet, which wasn't too well-to-do in the cold, abandoned streets of Detroit. His turning tip came in 1998 with the nascence of his girl, Kobie. Shortly later on, he took note of Eminem's breakthrough succeeder in 1999 and began to have religious belief that he too could make it in the rap game, despite living in perverse Detroit.


Trice up had begun rapping at a pres Young age. His mother had bought him a karaoke car that he used to practice, making tapes of himself over the beats of Run-D.M.C. and Big Daddy Kane. Over the years he improved his craft unco, releasing street tapes that began to bring forth some buzz in the local subway scene. These recordings came to the tending of Eminem, wHO in release called up Trice for an tryout, and it was all smiles and handshakes from that item on. First came a male plug on D12's Devil's Night album ("Obie Trice [Intro]," [2001]), then features on the Eminem Show album ("Drips," [2002]) and the 8 Mile soundtrack ("Passion Me," "Adrenalin Rush," and "Tap Name," [2002]), and in the end Trice's album debut, Cheers, in 2003. The album went pt, and Trice wrapped up transcription his review by the end of 2005.


On New Year's Eve 2006, he was driving home from a Detroit club with his girl when he was shot in the head. Remarkably, he was capable to exit the thruway, and an ambulance took him to a infirmary in Southfield. It was driven that removing the bullet would be besides wild; Trice was released within hours of arriving at the hospital. Between that case and the shooting death of D12's Proof, a quaker and nonpareil of the people wHO met him at the infirmary, Trice was compelled to record fresh tracks for his long-finished album. Second Round's on Me was last issued in August 2006.