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Death of a Pop Star

David Banner & 9th Wonder

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Another in the crop of one rapper/one producer collaborations that have been dropping all over the place in 2010, Death of a Pop Star pairs up North Carolina producer 9th Wonder (Little Brother, Justus League, Jay-Z, Destiny's Child, etc) with Mississippi hit maker David Banner, for a short but sweet project that has critics and fans alike equally impressed. 9th is generally associated with chilled out, sample-saturated beats, while Banner is known for his highly aggressive, over-the-top vocal style. What may sound like a curious combo on paper works extremely well; together, they rub off on each other perfectly, resulting in a conceptual project that is neither too crunk nor too low-key. Far from your standard Dirty South anthems, the ten tracks here give 9th a chance to stretch out and deviate from his usual style (he also flexes on the microphone a bit), while Banner unleashes a flurry of rhymes that are insightful, intelligent, and profoundly entertaining.

Customer Reviews

Bangin!!!

David Banner has mad his Illmactic!!! 9th Wonder is always on point. The two of the together is priceless!!!

Death of a Pop Star

I'll wait for the instrumental version. Dude has NO flow at all!

Something new and different.....

David is bringing something fresh to the music biz, plus 9th beats are out of this world period....

Biography

Born: January 15, 1975 in North Carolina

Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

Growing up in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the boy who would become producer 9th Wonder, Pat Douthit, performed in the school band and also played keyboards at home. Initially, while a student at North Carolina Central University, Douthit planned on saving his money for the producer's favorite tool, the MPC, but after a friend showed him that he could make the beats he wanted on a computer, he decided to use that instead. In 1998 he met classmates and future bandmates Phonte and Big Pooh, and with...
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