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| Peace 586 |
|  | | Country: | United States |
| Website: | http://www.myspace.com/peacefiveightysix |
| This artist on Discogs: | https://www.discogs.com/artist/206751-Peace-586 |
| Releases: | [aBle] [heAr] [Generations] [586] [586 (original release)] [The Risen Son] [Listen (single)] | | Lyrics: | Found 18 lyrics at BusyR.com Lyrics Archive. | | Info: | Peace 586 hiphop pioneer, solo artist and producer.
Established his name as part of the Freedom of Soul crew in
the beginning of the nineteen nineties.
Start
Peace 586 started out in the crew J.C. and the Boyz as MC
Peace. They released their first album Never Give Up (1989)
on Broken Records. The labelname used would later change
into Brainstorm (see labelprofile).
Joining
The MC tells how he joined his first crew: "I became part of
J.C. And The Boyz by meeting Dave Guzman [MC Scroller]
through my brother at a church. I told Dave I could rhyme
and mix and wanted to do things for the Lord! We hooked up
about three months later and it was a done deal."
Freedom Of Soul
Peace is not to be found on J.C. And The Boyz' second album
"Chill 4 Awhile" (1992). By then the MC already had joined
"Freedom of Soul" and released the classic album "Caught In
A Land of Time" (1991).
Name
During the first album of J.C. And The Boyz the artist is
called MC Peace. This would be turned short into "Peace"
during the "Caught In A Land of Time" album (1991). And he
would later add the 586 as "Peace Fiveightysix" on the
second Freedom of Soul album The 2nd Comin' (1994).
586
The MC explains the addition of 586: "The 586 is when I gave
my life to Christ, May 1986, 5/86. This is when I became
"Peace"."
Brainstorm
The label Brainstorm was the first label to bring quality
hip hop in the holy hip hop scene, during the early nineteen
nineties, with artists as: Freedom of Soul, SFC and Dynamic
Twins.
Peace 586 states about this pioneering time:
"We just wanted to make music, I mean good music that
everyone would be satisfied with. We never planned for it to
turn out the way it did. Gene was definately a genius.
[Editor: Gene Eugene co-founder of the label]
Tunnel Rats
Peace 586 is mostly active as a producer nowadays and long
time member of the Tunnel Rats. He has made the beats for
and co-produced their classic debut album "Experience"
(1996).
LPG
The producer himself is most proud of another renowned
album, which is LPG's "The Earthworm" from 1995. Peace 586
says: "The Earthworm by LPG that's my favorite album, I've
ever worked on. I did every track, except the title [song]."
Friends
The friendship with LPG started quite early as Peace 586
explains: "I've known Dax and Jurny [Big] since JC & The
Boyz. We used to go to youth service at their church. So I
been knowing them since I was like 19 and Dax was 16 in high
school. When I was recording "Caught In A Land Of Time" I
shouted them out and I was the first dude to respect them on
wax. Then they helped and participated on the "2nd comin",
then the Earthworm was birthed, the rest is history."
Gene Eugene
The album "586" (2001) is dedicated to the producer and
founder of the label Brainstorm, Gene Eugene. He passed away
on March 20th, 2000. The track "You Hear" featuring Sup the
Chemist is in honor of Gene, who had an open mind towards
hip hop and gave many artists the opportunity to release a
record through Brainstorm.
Albums
After his last Freedom Of Soul album The 2nd comin' (1994)
the MC released his solo debut album "The Risen Son" in
1996. His sophomore album "586" released on Sphere of Hip
Hop Records in 2000 would be re-released through Uprok
Records in 2001. His last solo album "Generations" (Uprok
Records) is from 2003.
New Project
In May 2009 the hip hop veteran Peace 586 announces a beat
tape entitled "heAr" set for release in 2009. The capital A
represents the volume (series). |
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| Release: | aBle |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] [Digital Download] | | Released: | 2010 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | ILLECT Recordings |
| Info: | The album is scheduled for release in 2010. |
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| Release: | heAr |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Digital Download] | | Released: | 2009 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | ILLECT Recordings |
| Info: | The album is released on July 7th, 2009.
1. Furiously Slow
2. Ukan
3. Yhy?
4. Bells the Rock - featuring Jurny
5. heAr - featuring Raphi aka Shames Worthy
6. RikRube
7. Grace - featuring Sojourn
8. Tree Trunx - featuring Propaganda
9. Thnk 3xs - featuring Griffin
10. Noway! - featuring Jurny
11. Puter game - featuring Triune
12. Let's Go! - featuring Griffin
13. Watch (Healing) - featuring Dax aka Theory
14. Lala
15. Wonderland
16. Cool - featuring Zane One
17. Huh? Wut? - featuring Peace 586 |
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| Release: | Generations |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2003 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Uprok Records |
| Info: | Guest appearances on almost every song. Artists included
Pigeon John, LPG, Raphi, Remnant, New Breed and Mass
Reality. But also old-school MCs like IDOL King, Noel
Arthurton of the Dynamic Twins, Sup the Chemist and John
Gibson. Production by Don Baker a.k.a. Dert, Raphi and
Jermz.
1. Hear Me Now - featuring Soup the Chemist
2. Love's Still There - featuring Jon Gibson
3. Respect - featuring Dynamic Twins
4. Progress
5. Bonds Like These
6. We Came To Show
7. No More Yesterday
8. Solid - featuring The Remnant
9. God Said It
10. Hard Ballin - featuring New Breed
11. Mouring for the Art
12. Everything I
13. Here For Years - featuring New Breed’s Macho, and new
Tunnel Rat MC's Propaganda and Dokument |
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| Release: | 586 |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2001 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Uprok Records |
| Info: | Producers are Peace 586 and Btwice. Guest appearances by
Jurny Big and Sup the Chemist.
1. 586
2. The difference
3. Tru ' Ndeed
4. Reasons - featuring Jurny Big
5. Itchin
6. You hear - featuring Sup the Chemist
7. Questions
8. The deal
9. Boom zoom
10. Peace of praise |
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| Release: | 586 (original release) |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2001 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Sphere of Hip-Hop |
| Info: | Dedicated to Gene Eugene.
All tracks produced, arranged and written by Peace586 unless
otherwise noted.
Bass guitar by Rob Salter on tracks 1, 2, 4-8 and 10.
Track 2 arranged by Peace586 & Jurnybig.
Track 3 produced by btwice & Peace586.
Tracks 4, 5, 8 and 9 written by Peace586 and Jurnybig.
Track 6 written by Sup and Peace586.
Track 10 guitar by Rob Hernandez.
All songs recorded at Moonsong studios, Riverside,
California.
Engineered by Bob Moon and Peace586.
All songs mixed & mastered by Mark Rodriguez at Big Marks
Crib @ the Sony lot in Culver City, California.
Photography by Anna Cardenas.
Art, graphics, design by Vinyl Jones and Plastic.
1. 586
2. The difference
3. Tru ' Ndeed
4. Reasons featuring Jurny Big
5. Itchin
6. You hear - featuring Sup the Chemist
7. Questions
8. The deal
9. Boom zoom
10. Peace of praise |
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| Release: | The Risen Son |
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| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 1996 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Innocent Media |
| Info: | All songs written by LPG and Peace, except "Learn" and
"I.D." written by the Tunnel Rats and "Where I'm at"
written by Peace.
All songs produced by Peace. All songs copyright Peace 586
Music ASCAP.
All turntable expertise by DJ cartoon.
Sample assistance by the Tunnel Rats and Raphi.
Engineered by Peace, LPG and Gene Eugene at the Green Room.
Mixed by Peace and Gene Eugene at the Green Room and Mixing
Lab.
Executive producer Joseph Taylor.
Photos and provocative layout by Matt Wignall.
Tunnel Rats are LPG, Peace, Future Shock, Raphi and
Insane.
1. Rhimespiritsoul
2. Risen son
3. Listen
4. Lessons of worship
5. Rain
6. Learn - featuring The Tunnel Rats
7. Step inside
8. Just a hip hop love song - featuring Zane
9. Where I'm at
10. I.D. - featuring The Tunnel Rats |
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| Release: | Listen (single) |
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| Media: | [Audio Tape] | | Recordlabel: | Brainstorm |
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