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| BC |
|  | | Aliases: | This artist is (or was) also known as: [Bone Circus] | | Country: | United States |
| Website: | http://www.bc-music.com |
| Releases: | [Framework] [The Locals : an EP] | | Info: | Bone Circus or BC as they are called since 2005 are DJ
Stibs, Eric Craddock and Sean Patrick also known as DJ Sean
P. The latter stopped in April 2006. This meant the end of
the crew, because in Eric's own words: "[...] Stibs and I
decided there is no BC without Sean P."
Eric Craddock and DJ Stibs will continue to work together as
the new crew "Illy Graham".
Tasks
These were their tasks within the crew:
Eric - MC
Sean P - MC, DJ, producer
Stibs - DJ, producer
Ezekiel
The name Bone Circus is derived from Ezekiel 37, Eric tells
about this piece of scripture "God leads Ezekiel to a
valley where a battle was once fought and there are bones
scattered all over. God asks Ezekiel if he thinks the bones
could rise up and live again. Ezekiel wisely answers "You
alone know." Sure enough the bones start swirling around
and connecting until a vast army is standing alive and
ready. I picture in my head weird carnival music playing as
this is happening and it's sort of a 'bone circus' or
something".
Church
Eric met Sean, while doing a show at a youth club which was
a ministry project of Sean's church. Sean purchased his
turntables in 1999 and Eric needed a DJ, thus Bone Circus
was formed.
DJ Stops
DJ Sean P parted from BC since he liked to be less active in
the music scene as he stated on April 4th , 2006 at The
Sphere: "[...] I have officially dropped all my rap
commitments. And, music is officially my hobby."
Albums
Their debut album is The Locals : An EP, which was released
in 2004. The new member DJ Stibs can officially be heard on
the release Framework of 2006.
Their sophomore and final BC album "Framework" was
released in May of 2006.
The photo shows from left to right: DJ Stibs , Eric Craddock
and Sean P
Source of quote: Aphire.com, Sphereofhiphop.com |
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| Release: | Framework |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2006 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Indie (Independant Release) |
| Info: | The album is released in May 2006.
Guest appearances by Phonetic Composition (Playdough and
Freddie Bruno), ManChild (Mars ILL and DS5), YSG-Timothy
(Wax Musim) and Heath McNease (Verbal Essence).
Production "Lovin' You Easy" (track 14) by DJ Stibs and
"Nights Like This" (track 3) by Othello.
1. Period
2. Brought to you buy...
3. Nights Like This
4. Classic Junk - featuring Playdough & Freddie Bruno
5. Communication 101
6. Keep On - featuring YSG-Timothy
7. Broadcast - featuring Manchild
8. Money Maker
9. Now Serving
10. Mortal Life
11. Day Turns Tonight - featuring Heath McNease
12. Golden Check
13. Day Vision
14. Lovin' You Easy
15. So Long
16. Signing Off |
| Rating: | Our users rated this release: 6.5 out of 10
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| Release: | The Locals : an EP |
|  | | MyHHHdb | |
| Media: | [Audio CD] | | Released: | 2004 [ Listen to HHH from this era on Spotify ] |
| Recordlabel: | Indie (Independant Release) |
| Info: | Production by Playdough, Stibs and Sean Patrick.
1. Locals - featuring Sivion
2. A.C. Battles -
3. 20 K Leagues Under Emcees
4. All I Need
5. The City
6. Baby Kool
7. Problems
8. Pass The Windex
9. World Around Me
10. Daily Operations |
| Rating: | Our users rated this release: 7 out of 10
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