Oh No Nodega

• Oh No – Broken Radio Intro
• Oh No – No's One Stop (feat. DJ Romes)
• Oh No – Community Trenches (feat. Kazi, MED, Blu, and Roc C)
• Oh No – Around Here (feat. Rah Digga and Talib Kweli)
• Oh No – Rooftop Shottas (feat. Blacca, Ghostface Killah, and Tristate)
• Oh No – Dr. Nodega Infomercial (Interlude)
• Oh No – Gutter Streams (feat. Alchemist)
• Oh No – Watch Ya Steps (Interlude)
• Oh No – Grounding Stars (feat. Guilty Simpson, Vic Spencer, and Montage One)
• Oh No – Nodega Run (feat. J. Sands)
• Oh No – Money Everyday (feat. Big Twins and Tha God Fahim)
• Oh No – Nobody Told U (Interlude)
• Oh No – How Crime Works (feat. Crimeapple)
• Oh No – Alley Loitering (Interlude)
• Oh No – No Parking Zone (feat. Logic)
• Oh No – Czarnobyl Torture (feat. Esoteric)
• Oh No – Good Beer Therapy (Interlude)
• Oh No – Likwit Smoke (feat. Wildchild and Tash)
• Oh No – ICU With Bottle Service (feat. Bishop Lamont and Khrysis)
• Oh No – Corner Goons (feat. Roc C and Jayo Felony)

• 1. Broken Radio Intro
• 2. No's One Stop (feat. DJ Romes)
• 3. Community Trenches (feat. Kazi, MED, Blu, and Roc C)
• 4. Around Here (feat. Rah Digga and Talib Kweli)
• 5. Rooftop Shottas (feat. Blacca, Ghostface Killah, and Tristate)
• 6. Dr. Nodega Infomercial (Interlude)
• 7. Gutter Streams (feat. Alchemist)
• 8. Watch Ya Steps (Interlude)
• 9. Grounding Stars (feat. Guilty Simpson, Vic Spencer, and Montage One)
• 10. Nodega Run (feat. J. Sands)
• 11. Money Everyday (feat. Big Twins and Tha God Fahim)
• 12. Nobody Told U (Interlude)
• 13. How Crime Works (feat. Crimeapple)
• 14. Alley Loitering (Interlude)
• 15. No Parking Zone (feat. Logic)
• 16. Czarnobyl Torture (feat. Esoteric)
• 17. Good Beer Therapy (Interlude)
• 18. Likwit Smoke (feat. Wildchild and Tash)
• 19. ICU With Bottle Service (feat. Bishop Lamont and Khrysis)
• 20. Corner Goons (feat. Roc C and Jayo Felony)

Oh No helped shape the texture of modern independent hip-hop, introducing the world to his turbulent lyricism with the 2004 Stones Throw classic TheDisrupt before establishing himself as one of the world’s most dynamic beat architects. Ranging from soulful to sinister, hypnotic to chaotic, Dr. No’spsychedelic production has become a vital force in hip-hop, bringing the best out of artists like Mos Def, Action Bronson, Prodigy, Murs, Dilated Peoples,Danny Brown, Elzhi, Your Old Droog, and more. The California native has also released several acclaimed sample-themed instrumental collections, miningMediterranean psyche funk, the work of jazz icon Roy Ayers, Italian library music, rare Ethiopian grooves, and more. Now, Oh No is back with Nodega, his firstvocal album in more than a decade. Conceptualized as a corner store where microphone assassins stop through to lay down their street tales, the projectfinds Oh No cooking up a fresh batch of wild creations as the drama unfolds. While contributing a handful of memorable verses himself, Oh No mostlyfocuses on crafting soundscapes for a staggering array of guests, including Logic, Ghostface Killah, Talib Kweli, Tha God Fahim, Alchemist, Guilty Simpson,Blu, Crimeapple, Rah Digga, Esoteric, Vic Spencer, Wildchild, Big Twins, and more. “I work with some of the most dangerous emcees in the game,” heexplains. “I wanted the album to be like a hip-hop play, with all these different geniuses showing how they steal the scenes.” This concept is brought to life bymusic Oh No describes as a “cinematic landscape ranging from dark stabbing pianos to melodic jazz interludes, raw gutter loops to funk grit, dirty synths tonighttime thrills.” A visceral experience elevated by immense collective talent, Nodega is a compelling one-stop shop for Oh No’s expansive artistry.