DOSEONE Talks Battling EMINEM, Co-Founding ANTICON, & A7PHA Project (Full Interview)
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2023
- Legendary artist/producer & co-founder of iconic hip-hop collective, Anticon-Doseone joins Milkcrates & Microphones for an in-depth interview about everything including being a finalist in Scribble Jam against Eminem, what influenced him to become a rapper, recording his first album ‘Hemispheres’, Freestyle Fellowship, forming Anticon and relocating to San Francisco, the Deep Puddle Dynamics crew, his newest project, making video game soundtracks, what music he listens to today, and rescuing cats. All this plus so much more. Enjoy.
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DOSE ONE & ANTICON FOREVER ...... RIP ALIAS
Doseone and Anticon was the dopest group in the 90's early 2000 true legends in Hiphop
You remember Sole?
@@CyberChunk77yeah Saw Sole and Sage francis perform in Socal super dope show 💯
@@andrewfreeman88 czcams.com/video/cg7XS92FRpQ/video.html&ab_channel=SageFrancis-Topic my fave random Sage session
Umm..
couldn’t have said it better and agreed with you more, such an awesome movement within’ Hip Hop Music & Culture 💯👊🙏✌🏻
What a legend. Hemisphere is one of the finest achivements in hip hop.
Deep Puddle Dynamics is still a classic album till this day. I met Sole and Dose at a show in Hawaii early 00's and Dose was hipster before that was even a thing but he killed that shit.
Just wanna thank you for interviewing artists like dose and helping to document the role Anticon played in hip-hop. Extremely under recognized collective/label that very important, groundbreaking, and influential.
He always pushes the boundaries, a true lyricist
I feel truly honoured and privileged to meet Dose in Bristol, UK, for a tour with Subtle. We spoke for a little while before the show when I told him how I thought ‘A New White’ is one of the most important albums of all time for me…immediately after the show some dude grabbed my arm and said…’so? Was that ok? Did you enjoy it…?’…it was Dose, grabbed me from the whole tribe of people there to finish our conversation post show! A truly humble and inspiring gentleman! My own fortunate career is made in part, by people like Dose who show the world that being who you are, should be the focus of how you conduct yourself! This is a wonderful interview especially hearing how we likely won’t see Dose perform as much in the future, makes me so so humbled to have shared a small piece of time together that crafted something bigger than maybe he realised! Stay Humble!
It blows my mind that he started just on the streets and not like in government lab. Them changed my life. I was a philistine until I heard Them. It opened my eyes to what Hip-hop can be. What art can be.
Honestly Best Doseone Interview to date. Easily.
Anticon's music found it's way to Halifax after Co-flow started to loose momentum....it really kept the underground moving. Perfecting timing.
Shout out Circus! My fav Cali rapper!
Great to see Dose! I've been listening to the guy for almost three decades now, and no one in hip-hop deserves the label of "underrated" more than he does.
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dose reppin freestyle fellowship, nice!
Freestyle Fellowship the GOAT. Sick hoodie.
Anticon 4 life my favorite group
punk rock hip hop, dada rap. Much love and respect. fan since 1998. Doseone has always been so inspiring to me!
I also have a story about Dose performing out here in ATL. He was super cool and I pulled up on him at a Themselves show and my buddy couldn't make it. Long story short I caught Dose unloading the van and he let me put my buddy on the phone and talked to him and said he was gonna rock the show for him. He was enthusiastic and it was just a really dope gesture.
I love Doseone his flow and his music everything was so inspiring and original.
It’s nice to hear people talk about freestyle rap the only way I understood it to be. Shout out to Doseone, been a huge fane for like two decades now.
Dose was everything back in the day. I was always into outsider music and was introduced to Them by my indie Guru, who worked at an underground recordstore in Toronto.
Totally changed the game for me. Anticon was awesome, and i got to do some steeet team work for their canadian appearances. I met Adam twice. He is seriously one of the most sincere and sweet guys. He wa's totally welcoming to us when we met (Also got to meet Jel and Alais that tour) A true artist. His performances are absolutely captivating.
Wish he'd get back on the horse with Jel and show the rest of the realm what's what..
For now, thanks for the interview.
he's everything to me today
11:56 🤯
This whole time frame in hip hop you simply had to be there and up in it, there isn’t anything else that can put that feeling back in you but this interview did make me feel some things I hadn’t felt in a while. Fucking time man, shits crazy
Awesome interview!!
dont see any comments giving props to dose hoodie, the fellowship represented properly. big ups dose
My favorite rapper of all time. This is a valuable interview. I hope he performs in Japan again someday.
Man, Less than Orchestra is one of my favorite albums, I don't know how I missed that Alias died. RIP
I'VE LOVED DOSEONE SINCE 2003!!! LESS IS ORCHESTRA AND G IS FOR JOB ARE TWO OF THE GREATEST ALBUMS OF ALL TIME. GENIUS.
Bro the fact that you were nearly there for the release of This about the city is crazy
This needs more views. 400? One of the greatest pioneers of underground hip hop. Thank you for this!!!!
Need to do one with Jel sometime.
yes brilliant freestyle rapper true artist, Dose one loved discovering your music when ever it was 12 years ago, man unbelievable poetic work, I listened the some of the recent albums briefly and I have to say good stuff, though its a far cry from, previous work, I would like to hear an album with lyrics though, mind you, i didn't listen to all, of the last two albums, so I'm mistaken, if there are any lyrics on them, although i will be putting them on when i'm writing and studying, they'll grow on me.
So dope to hear him shoutout Los Shapeahifters!!!
Love that he’s wearing a Freestyle Fellowship hoodie
I know this is a wildly random statement but dose one is one of the few mc’s I could see collaborating with autechre ! Both of the clouddead albums are 2 of my favourite albums from any genre !!!! I have both the albums big dada put out ! Always wanted the 10” series on mush that they collected to make the first lp ! ❤️from the north east of England !!!
Lets get these guys more subs!!! Share this channel!
Dose is a GOAT!
god bless doseone, the chillest chill dude to ever chill
the cool wind from the midwest
Wow what an awesome interview! Dose is so genuine and a true artist. Can't wait for that ALPHA 3 stuff he was hyping up!
"It's unleavened profundity loaf bread!"
I grew up listening to a lot of underground hiphop as a kid(in my mid 30's now). Anticon was one of the labels in rotation for sure. This was before graffiti took completely over my life. Eventually during my traveling I got to hang out with someone that knew Circus. I guess he was told a bit about me. I always enjoyed that time era of Hiphop the most. A lot of random raw stuff coming from all angles. Really miss it. One of my favorite during that time was the was one of the GrandFathers of Canadian Hiphop, Sixtoo. Legendary. It's funny. I'm working on an album after years of turntablism, getting thrown in jail for graffiti, getting into fights over beef, getting interviews in graff mags, etc, etc... I still just come back to stuff like 1200-Hobos, old Jel, Alias, and such. It has a bit of that Boards of Canada feel. I'm from where BoC lived at one point here in Canada so they are were a big deal around here at one point. Those were the days. I still really can't stand mainstream anything... Thank you Anticon, Sixtoo, BoC, Mr.Dibbs and such for showing the way. True Pioneers breaking the barriers of Hiphop into other territory. Also.. I notice an IslaS2400 in the background of DoseOne. Haha. That's awesome. I got one next to me.
i interned for 6months for a short period and all the anticon dudes worked there themselves except for dose & why? . i only met dose twice during that time, the first being at a show during soundcheck. i introduced myself as the new intern and he shook my hand and said whats up... then no joke he threw me a fresh dose t shirt from a box onstage like mean jo green lol 😅
Yeah I remember when battles started having folks come in with these premeditated bars and would slaughter people that were doing pure freestyles. I am from ATL and I remember Iron Solomon came to a battle I was in down here at he Atrium on the east side and absolutely outshined everyone mixing off top with premeditated punches. After that I looked him up and saw the Smack DVD stuff which was all written. It was a significant pivot moment for freestyle battlers and you saw the awkward shift in the early 2k's, by 2010 nobody was freestyling anymore.
Dose literally face palmed me at a show while he was on stage at the last Themselves tour at the empty bottle. I was just dancing and having a good time and even bought a shirt from him and Jel at the merch table before hand. I never understood why he did it, but I just kept dancing and loving the music any way. Both A7PHA records are incredible. His collab with Alias (much love) is some of the best hip hop in the last decade by far. No Goodbyes makes me cry just about every time I hear it. Even though Jel added some flavor to the last A7PHA album I would love to hear some more from those two. Alias and Jel are two of the greatest to ever pounce in my opinion. Seeing Themselves open for OM was wild. Every time I saw Subtle on stage it was top notch. 13 and god were amazing as well.
It’s alright bro, when I met sage as a kid he was a total Dick to me haha I was crushed and then during the show he slapped my hand and stared at my ex lady the whole show, I hated that dude from then on lol
Thanks for doing all these dope interviews with underground Legends! Much respect 🙏
God bless
Legend!
I met Sole way back from my brother SU of Unified School District when they use to get on an early rap chat site. Then many years later SU and I signed the lease in "The Compound" as Murs called it in Oakland. Next door to Stat7 with Doze Green and LL 2 doors down. We became the HA Mansion. Wild ass times for sho! Then bein graff, hip hop skaters had to get away from each other before we handled each other. Still bummed we left JazOne(Beats) behind... I think Legends were starting to make the move to LA? SU and I were still on the lease, so he said Sole and Anticon would move in and take over paying. Wonder who stayed in my old room, the first room to the left when you came through the door?
this was a great interview!
Great interview!
Awesome!!!
excellent interview yall, thanks for this one
great interview
I've been bumping 'It's Them' since the 2000. Genius lyrics and crazy hard beat. "No not your vitamins, or pillow or monicle.this one's just rightousness half full and logical." What an amazing artist.
Great convo! I met dose when I opened for him in Utah and he was cool Af
Glad to see this being covered
Shout out Ultra! Got that on vinyl!
Also agree about 👑 of 🥁! 💯
Love em. That boy HIGH as the tide😊
love you Drucker your the over dose of ryme.
genius
Bloody legend
Legendary!
I gotta ask, I wonder what the beef with Mush records is about?
So cool.
Historic
Dude dose is tha shiiiitt.....omg i remember being in highschool and being out of weed and playing some Cloudead to give me that stoned feeling hahhaa 😆
Get the most from Dose
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YESSS HELL YEAH HE LOVES BOXCAR SESSIONS I LOVEEE THAT ALBUM
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I paid $15 to see this guy in Mera Mesa San Diego in 2002. And he didn't show up. Why had to do his spot for him. I did see pedestrian. I also saw alias that night. And the grave diggers were there.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏☝️
4 track eroticism. Circle. 🔥
I will say one thing here, and most of y’all won’t like it. Dose battled a lot of people being flamboyant to knock them off their game. I wouldn’t say that’s serving people more like a distraction. That being said, I love Deep Puddle Dynamics
Dose is awesome but PEACE served him hard at ScribbleJam. And LA was a different beast of MCs. Detroit and Cleveland had mcs that were cool but LA was always the home of GREAT MCs.
Always thought that Aesop Rock sound a little bit like saafir as well
I'm sure doseone has some unreleased shit I hope he releases i
and what about busdriver? What the word on the streets in LA about Does was he was a style biter of Busdriver
Listen to his work with Boom Bip and tell me he who he is biting..
Dose and Bus squashed whatever beef they had a while ago… even did a track together on Themselves Free Houdini
Much props to Dose. Juice did destroy him at scribble tho.
Actually ill change my mind hearing Dose say 2pac is garbage at the end....He loses credibility there. Lol.
Dose was a strange one in those battles.
He said I been on drugs my whole life,well I didn't do drugs because of underground hiphop..
Dose was dope… but Anticon had many wack MCs
At 41 yrs. old. I've heard and lived thru probably the best era of underground hip hop. I've been listening to Anticon, Rhymesayers, Def Jux, Eastern Conference, Rawkus, Psychological Records, Project Blowed, Quannum Projects, Hobo Junction, Hiero, BBE, Groove Attack, Fat Beats, Bronx Science, ABB, Guesswhyld & and everything in between. Nothing will ever touch this era.
Blah records? Society of invisibles?
@valentin1579 Don't listen to UK hip hop that much. Some of the really old stuff like Derek B. and a couple others. Society of the Invisibles I definitely fuck with. Sunn Sunn is dope.
@kyleamaral6809 siiick, Derek b huh ill have to check em out, and some of the other names you posted, peace brotha ✌️
@valentin1579 No doubt. All the stuff from my original comment are hip hop labels. Check em out. Also, when it comes to European hip hop. Checkout Tommy Tee and The Warlocks. They're from the Netherlands. ✌️
I love hearing all of this. Dose is in my top 3 easy and hearing all of this first hand is so insightful. Describing fame as Modest Mouse levels is so precise for anticon members.
Dose is right up there with me as well. Myka 9, Aesop Rock, Onry Ozzborn, and Dose are the tip of the top. Decades of brilliance in their repertoire.
@@tocsin9651 Man I haven't even seen the name Onry Osborne since...like 99. It was when I was still in Highschool. I guess I have some catching up to do.
He sounds like hes constipated when he raps. Like hes been holding his shit in too long you know what im saying
😂😂😂