Tech N9ne, whose real name is Aaron Dontez Yates, is a highly influential and prolific rapper who has left an indelible mark on the world of hip-hop. Born on November 8, 1971, in Kansas City, Missouri, Tech N9ne is known for his unique style, lightning-fast delivery, intricate rhyme schemes, and versatility as an artist.
Tech N9ne's stage name is derived from "Tech Nine," a firearm reference, and he has often been dubbed the "King of Darkness" due to his penchant for delving into darker and horror-themed subject matter in his music. Throughout his career, he has built a devoted fan base, known as "Technicians" or "Techn9cians," who appreciate his lyrical prowess and boundary-pushing approach to rap.
In 1999, Tech N9ne co-founded Strange Music, an independent record label that has since become a powerhouse in the music industry. The label's success and Tech N9ne's ability to maintain creative control over his work have been instrumental in his longevity and continued relevance in an ever-changing music landscape.
One of Tech N9ne's most distinctive attributes is his rapid-fire flow, which is often showcased in his signature "chopper" style, where he delivers lightning-speed rhymes with precision and dexterity. His ability to switch between various flows and cadences has set him apart from many of his contemporaries and earned him respect from fellow artists and fans alike.
Over the years, Tech N9ne has released a vast catalog of albums, mixtapes, and collaborations, with each project exploring different themes and styles. He has never shied away from experimentation, incorporating elements of rock, metal, and even jazz into his music, all while maintaining a strong hip-hop foundation.
Beyond his technical skills as a rapper, Tech N9ne's lyrics often delve into personal struggles, mental health, and the complexities of the human psyche. His introspective songs reveal a vulnerable side to the artist, making him relatable to his audience on a deeper level.
Tech N9ne's live performances are legendary, known for their high energy, engaging stage presence, and impressive stamina. He has toured extensively, captivating audiences worldwide with his dynamic and captivating shows.
Throughout his career, Tech N9ne has collaborated with a wide range of artists from different genres, proving his versatility and ability to adapt to diverse musical landscapes. His collaborations have included everyone from fellow hip-hop artists to rock bands, showcasing his willingness to push the boundaries of his artistry.
As a true pioneer of independent success in the music industry, Tech N9ne's influence reaches far beyond just the music he creates. He has shown aspiring artists that it is possible to achieve success and maintain creative control outside of major labels. His work ethic, dedication, and unwavering commitment to his craft have solidified his place as a hip-hop icon, and his impact on the genre will undoubtedly be felt for generations to come.
Artist: Tech N9ne
Album: BLISS
Genre: Hip Hop
Label: Strange Music, Inc.
Release: 14 July 2023
TECH N9NE BLISS ALBUM TRACKLIST
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1. |
Welcome To The P.I.T.S. (Skit)1 |
0:48 |
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2. |
Badge Of Honor |
4:02 |
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3. |
Knock |
5:24 |
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4. |
KC Huh? KC What? (feat. Roblo Dastar, King D & Lil
Ava) |
3:53 |
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5. |
They Know Meh |
3:27 |
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6. |
Y'all Having A Good Time?! (Skit) |
0:35 |
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7. |
Tell Everyone |
2:59 |
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8. |
Things I Like |
3:07 |
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9. |
3D |
3:04 |
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10. |
W H A T (We're Hungry And Thirsty) |
3:04 |
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11. |
Crowd Participation (Skit) |
0:36 |
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12. |
Wess Paul Bennett |
4:28 |
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13. |
Pull Out (feat. Head DA DON) |
3:39 |
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14. |
Fatha Fig Ya (Food For Thought) |
2:50 |
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15. |
Reach Us (feat. 2Gunn Kevi & Head DA DON) |
3:25 |
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16. |
Red Aura |
2:02 |
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17. |
Screen |
4:41 |
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18. |
That Was Dope! (Skit) |
0:32 |
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19. |
Drill Sergeant |
2:58 |
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20. |
Bro So Mo (Lemony Snicket's) |
3:39 |
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21. |
I Met A Morph |
4:05 |
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22. |
Problem at the Pump (Skit) |
1:02 |
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23. |
Deer Alley |
2:41 |
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24. |
2 Happy (feat. Zkeircrow & Phlaque The Grimstress) |
4:43 |
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25. |
Got What I Wanted (feat. Navé Monjo) |
3:34 |
