7 Notas 7 Colores
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7 notas 7 colores is a hip hop band from Catalonia, Spain
[edit] Biography
7 notas 7 colores emerged in Barcelona in 1993, when there were few rap groups in Spain (like El Club de los Poetas Violentos).
In the beginnings, only Mucho Muchacho was at the mic, and Dive Dibosso dealt with the production. At live, they were accompanied by DJ Neas, who left after the first album was released.
Later, Eddy LaSombra (also called Eddy Drameh/Dramaz) joined them as rapper; and they took russian DJ DJ Vadim behind the turntables. They made a song with Company Flow, and that made the group look more "international". After that, they started to record their albums in the United States. They were introduced to the U.S. market by Juan Brujo, from Brujeria.
They had many problems with their label, so they started their own, La Mami Internacional, and then released an album with the same title. After that, they disappeared from the rap scene, although Mucho Muchacho made his own album, under the label C.R.E.A.M., called Chulería, a spanish word for "cockiness". Ray Roll and Tony Touch also collaborated in the LP.
Nowadays, he has his own hip hop party at a disco in Ibiza, as a DJ.
[edit] Discography
- Con esos ojitos (1997)
- Hecho, es simple (1997)
- La medicina (1998)
- 77 (1999)
- Gorilas y bananas (2000)
- Yo vivo (2000)
- La Mami Internacional (2000)
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