Doseone

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Doseone is the stage name of Adam Drucker (born April 21, 1979), a rapper and poet. Dose is known for his nasal, high-speed polyrhythmic rapping style and abstract lyrics. His words tend to express upon topics of childhood, nature, and American life.

He is a member of the anticon. hip hop collective, recording with cLOUDDEAD, Boom Bip, Themselves, Greenthink, Deep Puddle Dynamics, Subtle, as well as cameo appearances with many other artists, such as Aesop Rock, Sole, and Mike Patton's Peeping Tom. His latest projects have been Subtle's For Hero: For Fool and 13 & God's self-titled album.

A reoccuring character in much of Doseone's works is 'Hour Hero'. He is mentioned in The 13 & God song 'Ghostwork' and throughout the two Subtle albums. A few images have surfaced on Subtle albums, music videos, and their website, of Hour Hero, leading us to believe he is a bald man with a black and white striped face. On the cover of 'For Hero; For Fool' he appears in old military garb, with fire for hair.

Before really hitting it big, Dose was in a freestyle rap battle with a then-unknown Eminem at Scribble Jam 1997.

He published his first combination poetry book/CD, The Pelt.

Dose also was responsible for all artwork on Jel's album Soft Money.

Contents

[edit] Discography

[edit] Solo

  • Hemispheres (A Purple 100, 1997)
  • Slowdeath (A Purple 100, 2000)
  • The Pelt (2004)
  • Ha (A Purple 100, 2005)

[edit] With Anticon

  • Music for the Advancement of Hip Hop (Anticon Records, 1999)
  • Gigasingle (Anticon Records, 2002)
  • We Ain't Fessin' (Anticon Records, 2002)
  • Anticon Sampler: 1999-2004 (Anticon Records, 2004)

[edit] With members of Themselves and The Notwist as 13 & God

  • Men of Station 12" (Anticon Records, 2005)
  • 13 & God (Anticon Records, 2005)

[edit] With members of Themselves and other instrumentalists as Subtle

[edit] With Jel as Themselves

  • Joyful Toy of 1001 Faces 12" (Anticon Records, 1999)
  • Them (Anticon Records, 1999)
  • This About the City Too... 12" (Anticon Records, 2002)
  • The No Music (Anticon Records, 2003)
  • Live (A Purple 100, 2003)
  • The No Music of Aiff's (Anticon Records, 2003)
  • Live II (A Purple 100, 2005)

[edit] With Why and Odd Nosdam as cLOUDDEAD

[edit] With Boom Bip

[edit] With Why as Greenthink

[edit] With Alias, Sole and Slug (rapper) as Deep Puddle Dynamics

  • Rain Men 12" (Anticon Records, 1999)
  • The Taste of Rain...Why Kneel? (Anticon Records, 2000)

[edit] With Buck 65

[edit] Also Appeared With

  • Alias & Tarsier on the song Luck and Fear
  • A Grape Dope on the song Red Hat Attack
  • Hood on the songs They Removed All Trace That Anything Had Ever Happened Here, Branches Bare and You're Worth the Whole World
  • Raj on the song Hurry Up and Slow Down
  • DJ Krush on the song A Song for John Walker
  • Push Button Objects on the song Air
  • Revolutionary Ink on the song Inventor's Cry
  • Jel on the song Subsong
  • Daddy Kev on the song Drinking Cup
  • TTC on the song Pas D'armure
  • Populous on the song My Winter Vacation
  • Prefuse 73 on the song Do Tell
  • Alias on the song Opus Ashamed
  • Aesop Rock on the songs Drawbridge and Odessa
  • DJ Abilities on the song Civilization
  • Why? on the songs 735 AM (parts 1) and 735 AM (part 2)
  • J. Rawls on the song Meniscus
  • Sole on the songs Didn't You Know, Human Races Tortoise, and No Thanks
  • Art Davis on the song ADD
  • Peeping Tom on the song How U Feelin?
  • Boom Bip on the song Mannequin Hand Trapdoor I Reminder
  • Fog on the song Glory
  • Illogic on the song "Dose One"

[edit] External links

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