Reverb and The Verse
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| Reverb and The Verse | |
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 Members of Reverb and The Verse From left: Shane Etter (on drums), Providence "The Verse" |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Denver, Colorado, U.S. |
| Genres | Broke Funk Hip Hop Electro |
| Occupations | Musicians |
| Years active | 1999 – present |
| Website | www.reverbandtheverse.com |
| Members | |
| Providence "The Verse" Shane Etter |
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Reverb and The Verse (also Reverb & The Verse) is a Denver–based musical group. Formed in 1999 Reverb & The Verse consists of American lyricist/MC/rapper - Providence "The Verse" and American producer - Shane Etter. The music has been self-described as 'song-based-electronic-hip-hop music' or "Broke Funk."
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[edit] History
Providence "The Verse" and Shane met in 1999 in Louisville, CO just outside of Boulder. "The Verse" was a few years removed from the group The Exodusters (then as the Golden Renaissance Brother "Q" D) and Shane was looking for additional projects outside of the group e-lab.
[edit] Members
- Providence "The Verse" Lione (born Don Craighead, 1972, legally changed to Jahi Sauk Simbai, 1994) - He has a diverse style of lyric writing subtly focused on upliftment and empowerment. He began rapping in college at the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1990 with the group The Exodusters formed with Farai Malianga and Diogenes Marcanno. In 2005 he released a solo project entitlted The Domino Theory[1] produced by the Dojo. Official Dojo Website
- Shane Etter (born 1972) - He produced the entirety of Retake The Art and all but one song each on both Ravenous and Versatile. He has a wide-ranging style of music production and has been the producer for e-lab releasing Sexy Robots[2] in 1999, Bomb Congress and boyfriendgirlfriend. Official boyfriendgirlfriend Website
[edit] Guests
- Anjanette (Anjanette Brandon-Taylor) featured on Are You Thinking About Me on the Retake The Art album
- Broni (Bronwyn Schaeffer) featured on Dustpan Words to Dustpan Dreams on the Ravenous album
- Amanda Ray (Amanda Gustafson) featured on the Ravenous album including Ravenous, Sir Daddy, Chaw, No Fantasy (co-produced by Coco Devon), We Don't Know and Retake The Art (Ocean Remix) and on the Versatile album on Pair of Kings
- Coco Devon (Collette Williams) co-producer on No Fantasy on the Ravenous album
- Analog Suspect (Marissa Knight) MC from The Dojo featured on Greater Than Us
- Flutter (Christine Ingaldson) featured on Intricate on the Versatile album
- Miss So & So (Sarah Laughlin) featured on Music is a Black Hole, Extrovert, and Grand Parade
- MC Trinity (Christopher Abad) featured on Dirty Handz
- Tisha Luna featured on Walk, Even Deeper, Move On
- David Blalock featured on Furious
[edit] Live Shows
The live, on-stage show includes live drums and guest singers and vocalists including Analog Suspect from the Dojo, Amanda Ray, Miss So & So, MC Trinity, Tisha Luna and David Blalock, formerly with Social Fuse. Reverb & The Verse have played the Gothic Theatre,[3] the D Note, the Mercury Café,[4] the former b.side Lounge, and Bar Standard, among other venues in the Denver/Metro area.[5]
[edit] Discography
[edit] References
- ^ "Westword.com, 2005 Moovers and Shakers, The Domino Theory review". http://www.westword.com/2005-12-22/music/moovers-and-shakers-2005/4.
- ^ "Westword.com, The Circus is Back in Town, Sexy Robots review". http://www.westword.com/1999-10-21/music/the-circus-is-back-in-town/2.
- ^ "10.10.03 Lessons In Sound 2". http://www.dojosound.com/zen_performance%20archive.htm.
- ^ "2009 Denver Palooza". http://tellerpalooza.com/.
- ^ "2009 Festival of Women". http://www.dickssportinggoodspark.com/Stadium/NewsDetails.aspx?NID=143.
- ^ "Westword.com, the D.E.P.T.H. C.H.A.R.G.E.S. review". http://www.westword.com/2011-04-28/music/reverb-and-the-verse/.
- ^ "Westword.com, 2008 Moovers and Shakers, The Versatile review". http://www.westword.com/2008-12-18/music/moovers-shakers-2008-backbeat-scribes-weigh-in-on-their-favorite-local-releases-of-the-year/4.
