Oh No Exodus Into Unheard Rhythms

• Oh No – Beware Feat. Cali Agents
• Oh No – Get Mines Feat. Buckshot
• Oh No – To Be An Mc Feat. K Jay

• 1. Intro
• 2. Beware Feat. Cali Agents
• 3. Black Feat. Wise Intelligent
• 4. Get Mines Feat. Buckshot
• 5. Interlude
• 6. To Be An Mc Feat. K Jay
• 7. To Be An Mc Reprise Feat. K Jay
• 8. Keep Tryin Feat. Roc C & Aloe Blacc
• 9. Know Better Feat. Wordsworth
• 10. Second Chance Feat. Aloe Blacc
• 11. Low Coastin Feat. Ag
• 12. Hank Feat. Lmno
• 13. No Aire Feat. Vast Aire
• 14. Cut Session Feat. Dj Romes
• 15. Smile A Lil Bit Feat. Posdnuos
• 16. Keep It Lit Feat. Med & Wildchild
• 17. Skit: Callin In T. For Some Food
• 18. T. Biggums Feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow
• 19. In This Feat. Murs
• 20. Lights Out Feat. Frank N Dank
• 21. Basement Interlude
• 22. Coffee Cold Feat. Fergus Macroy

Featuring MCs: A.G., Posdnuos, Murs, Cali Agents, Wise Intelligent, Buckshot, K Jay, Roc C, Aloe Blacc, Wordsworth, LMNO, Vast Aire, MED, Wildchild, Dudley Perkins, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Frank N Dank, and Fergus MacRoy It was around the age of 11 when making beats won out over video games to become Oh No?s most obsessive pastime. Over the years, as the Cali-bred b-boy honed his skills of rhyming and producing, it became obvious that ? like his brother Madlib (iconic hip-hop maestro), his father Otis Jackson (cult ?70s soul singer) and his uncle Jon Faddis (renowned jazz trumpeter) ? Oh No would go on to pursue the family business of music. Oh No debuted as a producer and MC in his own right with The Disrupt, his 2004 full-length on Stones Throw Records. With recent beat production on the albums of fellow Oxnard, CA-based MCs Wildchild, MED and new signee Roc ?C?, Oh No has probably logged more beats on Stones Throw releases than anyone else besides Madlib. In recent years, Oh No has carved out a funky style related, but distinct, to that of his famed sibling, as magazines like XXL, The Source and URB have all attested. A landmark collaboration with jazz/funk legend David Matthews (arranger behind many of James Brown?s finest albums) at last year?s Red Bull Music Academy ? where Mr. Matthews composed an orchestral piece based on a single Oh No beat ? hinted at the scope of things to come from the young underground impresario. The hip-hop world can now witness Oh No?s musical vision with Exodus Into Unheard Rhythms, a unique concept album made of beats derived solely from Galt MacDermot samples. Known primarily as the composer of the late-?60s smash musical HAIR, Galt MacDermot distilled the essence of R&B rhythms and Broadway melodies into a unique and potent groove for the Age of Aquarius. After his breakthrough hits from HAIR, MacDermot perfected his sound throughout the following decades on his own imprint, Kilmarnock Records, backed by longtime collaborators, jazz/funk drumming legends Bernard Purdie and Idris Muhammad. MacDermot offered Oh No access to his huge (and still growing) catalog of music for his work on Exodus.