About Us:
Zest the SMoker a.k.a. Nigalooh Damon
first stepped on the scene, stepping
on egos, debuting on Peanut Butter
Wolf's "Step On Our Egos?" EP in 1995,
with the song "My Old Nasty Habit". He
later appeared on a 7" single titled
"Interruptions", released with 7000
copies of "Strength" magazine in 1997.
Interruptions was re-released on the
Stones Throw compilation "My Vinyl
Weighs a Ton" in 1999, and had much
airplay on the extreme sports
television show "Bluetorch TV". Cameo
songs like "The Everliving" also on My
Vinyl Weighs a Ton, along with the
rest have aired worldwide. While
leaving the scene for several years to
perfect his art, he completed the
"Death" EP in 2002. He considers the
Death EP to be the tale of Nigalooh
Damon, the dark path of the past, an
entire zone of its own. Between
2003-2005 he recorded many tracks but
tragedy struck, and the masters were
destroyed. Thus inspiring "the SMoker
Filez", a collection of tracks that
belonged to seperate and incomplete
projects ranging from 1994 to 2005.
Now as if back from the dead, he is
recording all new material claiming
his right on the Hall of Fame of West
Coast underground Artist. You will see
projects released under aliases such
as "SMokeVillain" and "Nuakia SMoke"
via Cryogenic Recordz. Known for his
cut throat lyrics, and the ability to
"Zone Out" we are sure that every song
and album will take you to a world of
it's own. Pioneering what he calls the
"Renaissance" age of Hip Hop, he
considers himself more than just an
mc, more like a lyrical stoner...a
Zoner. Long live the Renaissance, long
live the Zoners!
Hey what's happenin Zest?
I just wanted to tell you
that I'm featured on
Neufutur Magazine's front
page today at
www.neufutur.com!!!
Also check out my latest
songs Atmosphere & All
Mighty when you get a
chance. Thanks!
TELL EVERY ONE ABOUT
IMRadio -- Got to
thinking. What if each of
us independent musicians
told our family, friends,
fans and acquaintances
about IMRadio.com, how
besides the main
stations, it has stations
for each of the states
individually, 75
countries, and just about
every musical genre --
reaching any internet
connection around the
world. We could tell them
in person, on the
internet or at small or
large venues. Anyone we
tell would appreciate the
convenience of such good
music from independent
musicians on their
computer. It would be
such a good way to help
all of us reach even more
listeners. With IMRadio,
we aren't just waiting at
the mercy of some major
label to decide whether
or not they will let us
be heard around the
world. There are enough
of us that the outreach
could be exponential.
And, wouldn't it be a
great way to say 'thank
you' to Paddy and all of
the other fine folks who
have put IMRadio.com on
the world's musical map.
They have put in money,
time, energy and
dedication, and all they
have asked of us in
return is to upload our
music and profile. I am
sure that they have great
plans to publicize
IMRadio and bring it to
even more listeners. In
the meantime, though,
wouldn't it be great if
we could all help a
little by just taking a
little time each day to
tell family, friends,
fans and acquaintances
about IMRadio. It
wouldn't cost a dime,
just a little time.
Yours, in Musical
Solidarity, Paul.
Hey Zest!, you got the
sound of CHANGE going
on.This sound is going to
unleash HAPPINESS all
over the place. You will
remember I told you
so!!!. Ride on....Thanks
for the add.
Thanks man! Eh you got
nice tracks too. Actually
those are small samples
taken from songs of mine.
Too keep fools from
thieven off of me I only
put samples of my songs
up, you know? ha ha. But
good lookin out!
Feel free to check out my
other sites too:
ourstage.com/profile/kami
leon
mymusicsite.com/kamileon
myspace.com/kamileon1