Orko Eloheim
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Orko Eloheim | |
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| Birth name | David Wali Rahmaan Ebn Hassan Bullard[1] |
| Also known as | Orko the Sycotik Alien |
| Born | July 16, 1976 |
| Genres | Alternative hip hop Underground hip hop Drum and bass |
| Occupation(s) | Rapper, producer |
| Years active | 1994-present |
| Labels | 777 Beats Big Dada Plague Language Fuk Da Industry Addictive Sound Filtered Souls Mark of the Beats Anti-Party Music Walkman Terrorist GPAC 2012 Dynasty Neurocore |
| Website | Orko Eloheim on Bandcamp |
David Wali Rahmaan Ebn Hassan Bullard, better known by his stage name Orko Eloheim (formerly Orko the Sycotik Alien) (born July 16, 1976[2]) is an American alternative hip hop artist from San Diego, California.[3][4][5][6][7][8] He is also one half of the duo Nephlim Modulation Systems with Bigg Jus.[9][10][11][12][13][14]
Early life[edit]
Orko grew up in Encanto, San Diego, where he first started recording his own music in the mid 1980s.[2]
Discography[edit]
Albums
- Microcrusifiction (1994) (Masters of the Universe)
- Bak 2 tha Future (1995) (Masters of the Universe)
- Avantgarde Talk (1996)
- Doomsday Prophet (1996)
- Phlowtation Devices (1997) (Global Phlowtations Artist Committee)
- Orko tha Sycotik Alien (1997)
- Crop Formations (1997)
- Neuro-Symphony in C Minor (1998) (Masters of the Universe)
- 98' Unheard (1998) (Global Phlowtations Artist Committee)
- The Fucked Up Planet (1998)
- Dreadlocks, Incense and Oils (2000)
- Eyemagedon (2002)
- Nucleus (2002) (Global Phlowtations Artist Committee)
- Woe to Thee O Land Whose King Is a Child (2003) (Nephlim Modulation Systems)
- Elohim Soundwave Scientist (2003)
- Atoms of Eden (2003)
- 777 Beats (2004)
- The King of Hell (2004)
- Imperial Letters of Protection (2005) (Nephlim Modulation Systems)
- Chaos Is My Friend (2006)
- Post War Technology (2007) (with Odessa Kane)
- 777 Beats Acid Bible (2007)
- Forbidden Physics (2007)
- Kill Your Computer (2008) (Left Handed Scientists)
- Mechanical Habitat (2008) (Left Handed Scientists, & Anti Citiz3ns)
- 8-Bit+Basquiot (2011)
- Kill Your Present Future (2012) (Left Handed Scientists)
- Audio+Achetech+Android+Autistic (2012)
- African Technology (2014)[15]
- TBA (2016) (Nephlim Modulation Systems)
- Ultranet with FSTZ (2016) RogueDubs
- Ancient Future: Conversations with God (2017) (with Aceyalone)[16]
EPs
- Walkman Terrorist EP (1998)
- Rules of Thumb (1999) (with Isosceles)
- Walk to the Edge of the Earth (2005)
Compilations
- Starsystem Blacktica (2005)
- Wardrum Machine Dub (2007)
- Drum Warz (2007)
Guest appearances
- Noah23 - "Trilateral Damage" from Mitochondrial Blues (2004)
- Unklefesta AKA FSTZ "IGF" from "Forbidden Physics" (2007)
- StapleMouth - "Trilateral Damage", "Outbreak" & "10 Kingz (Mega Tuff)" from Un-Everything Except Three (2009)
- Kaigen - "Give My All" from "In the Clutch / Give My All" (2011)
- Divine Styler - "Invalid Stratum Don't Compute" from "Def Mask" (2015)
References[edit]
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10202681983921111&set=a.1091442336638.15447.1543908094 [user-generated source]
- ^ a b Orko is Supreme at Being
- ^ SD City Beat - article
- ^ SD Raps - Bazerkowitz interview
- ^ SD Raps - article
- ^ Insomniac Magazine - interview
- ^ Grand Good - article
- ^ San Diego Reader - listing
- ^ UKHH - album review 1
- ^ Exclaim! - album review
- ^ Ink19 - album review
- ^ Music OMH - album review
- ^ UKHH - album review 2
- ^ Spannered - album review
- ^ Orko Eloheim (2013-12-18). "Orko Eloheim - #African #Technology New Orko Album Uploading 12/25/13". Twitter. Retrieved 2013-12-30.
- ^ Orko Eloheim (2013-10-01). "... Album Dropping Very Soon Fall 2013 Ancient Future "Conversations with God" limited edition Digital/Cassette/Cd/Vinyl". Instagram. Retrieved 2013-11-22.
External links[edit]
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