Otherwize - "Cum on Dance" from Point of View (2010).Intuition - "All I Got" from Girls Like Me (2010).Open Mike Eagle - "Combustible Party Truck" from Another Roadside Attraction (2010).Factor - "Tell Me" from 13 Stories (2010).Busdriver - "Least Favorite Rapper" from Jhelli Beam (2009).Abstract Rude - "Thynk Eye Can (Blowedian Next Generation Mix)" from Rejuvenation (2009).Deeskee - "Relative Work" from Audiobiograffiti (2009).Riow Arai - "Meet Me in Ebisu" and "Open Eyed Dreams" from Number Nine (2009).Dumbfoundead & DJ Zo - "She Don't Care Remix" from Fun with Dumb (2009).Sahtyre - "Natural High" from High Saht (2009).K-the-I? - "Trading Places" from Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow (2008).Kenny Segal - "Backyard BBQ" from Ken Can Cook (2008).Open Mike Eagle - "Four Horsemen" from Premeditated Folly (2008).Joe Dub - "The Getdown" from Pooretry (2007).Awol One - "Crew Cut for Sale" from Afterbirth (2007).8-Bit Bandit & Dumbfoundead - "Strategy Guide" from Super Barrio Bros.Subtitle - "Write Is Wrong" from Terrain to Roam (2006).Ellay Khule - "Unlucky" from In My Own World (2006).Subtitle - "Cray Crazy" from Young Dangerous Heart (2005)."Weather Man" (2019) (as All City Jimmy).See also: Bomb Zombies discography and Flash Bang Grenada discography Studio albums In 2019, Nocando changed his stage name to All City Jimmy, and later removed all Nocando titles from digital retailers.
In that year, he also released King Snake. HipHopDX called it "one of Nocando's most powerful albums to date." Uproxx named it the 24th best rap album of 2017. His second solo album, Jimmy the Burnout, was released on Hellfyre Club in 2014. In 2013, he released a single, "Little Green Monsters". In 2012, Nocando released a free EP, Zero Hour, as well as the singles "Where's the Money?" and "Up in the Air". Alarm included it on the "50 Unheralded Albums from 2011" list. In 2011, he released 10 Haters, a collaborative album with Busdriver as Flash Bang Grenada. In that year, he also released Sincerely Yours, a collaborative EP with Nobody as Bomb Zombies, on Hellfyre Club. It was produced by Thavius Beck, Nosaj Thing, Free the Robots, Daedelus, and Nicholas Thorburn, among others. In 2010, Nocando released his official debut album, Jimmy the Lock, on Alpha Pup Records. He has since focused on making and releasing music, only taking time out occasionally to battle. In the battle circuit, it is believed that he has won a hundred wins over many emcees. Nocando began gaining notoriety in Leimert Park's open-mic workshops in South Los Angeles.
0 kommentar(er)
