E-dubble
Evan Sewell Wallace, best known by his stage name e-dubble (often stylized E-DUBBLE or shortened to e-dub) (November 1, 1982 - February 13, 2017) was an American rapper from Philadelphia. He was best known for his Freestyle Friday series in which he released a new song each Friday throughout all of 2010, with one final release in 2012. He was the founder of Black Paisley Records. He died aged 34 on February 13, 2017.
Over the course of his career, e-dubble released four albums; Straight Outta St. Read Full BioEvan Sewell Wallace, best known by his stage name e-dubble (often stylized E-DUBBLE or shortened to e-dub) (November 1, 1982 - February 13, 2017) was an American rapper from Philadelphia. He was best known for his Freestyle Friday series in which he released a new song each Friday throughout all of 2010, with one final release in 2012. He was the founder of Black Paisley Records. He died aged 34 on February 13, 2017.
Over the course of his career, e-dubble released four albums; Straight Outta St. Mary's (2006), Hip-Hop is Good (2009), Reset EP (2012) and Two Tone Rebel (2016).
[h2]Early life[/h2]
Wallace grew up outside of Philadelphia, the youngest child of a principal and a schoolteacher. In the 1990s, Wallace and his friends fell under the spell of hip-hop cast by Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre; his music would later be known for its common celebrations of this love of hip-hop. He played center on the Wissahickon High basketball team, but dreamed of being a rapper. In an interview with the Baltimore magazine, Wallace cited Eminem's breakout success in the late 90's as a major inspiration to him, saying "Eminem showed that a white rapper could have a career. It was about skills, whether or not you could do it."
[h2]Background[/h2]
After graduating from St. Mary’s College of Maryland with a degree in political science, e-dubble moved to Baltimore to live with his friends and collaborators. Together they formed the hip-hop band Young English, and played their first show in July 2008. The group went on to purchase a renovated warehouse, dubbed “The Hampden Mansion,” where e-dubble would later go on to write, record, and produce his debut album Hip-Hop is Good. He went on to produce his Freestyle Friday series, a weekly series of free songs.
[h2]Career[/h2]
In 2009, e-dubble released his debut album, "Hip Hop is Good". The next year, in August 2010, e-dubble created his YouTube channel. He quickly began releasing freestyles on every Friday creating the series "Freestyle Fridays", in which he sampled other songs (such as Tighten Up and MMMBop) and rapped over the instrumentals. He also occasionally collaborated with his band, Young English, to make the tracks. The series ran throughout 2010 and a final track was released in 2012. The series was noted for its effective use of samples, lyrics and e-dubble's spoken word outros, in which he communicated with fans. He followed this up in 2012 with his next album, "Reset EP". He released his final album in 2016 with "Two Tone Rebel". His most popular songs include "Be a King", "Let Me Oh" and "What it Do".
[h2]Death[/h2]
On 21 January 2017, 23 days before his death, e-dubble posted a photo on his Instagram of a swollen hand, with the caption "I don't recommend throwing up half of your body's blood. Or having your hand swell up like Martin Short in 'Pure Luck' or needing 10 blood transfusions. But I'm gonna be aight. Thanks for the love". One of his business partners, Danny, later tweeted on 27 January: "Keep our friend e-dubble in your thoughts! He is at the Hahnemann Hospital fighting a serious infection", suggesting the infection was not getting better. As e-dubble became unusually inactive on the internet, rumors began to circulate that he had died, and were eventually confirmed on Twitter by many of his close associates as well as eventually the Black Paisley Records website. E-Dubble passed away on February 13, 2017.
Over the course of his career, e-dubble released four albums; Straight Outta St. Read Full BioEvan Sewell Wallace, best known by his stage name e-dubble (often stylized E-DUBBLE or shortened to e-dub) (November 1, 1982 - February 13, 2017) was an American rapper from Philadelphia. He was best known for his Freestyle Friday series in which he released a new song each Friday throughout all of 2010, with one final release in 2012. He was the founder of Black Paisley Records. He died aged 34 on February 13, 2017.
Over the course of his career, e-dubble released four albums; Straight Outta St. Mary's (2006), Hip-Hop is Good (2009), Reset EP (2012) and Two Tone Rebel (2016).
[h2]Early life[/h2]
Wallace grew up outside of Philadelphia, the youngest child of a principal and a schoolteacher. In the 1990s, Wallace and his friends fell under the spell of hip-hop cast by Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre; his music would later be known for its common celebrations of this love of hip-hop. He played center on the Wissahickon High basketball team, but dreamed of being a rapper. In an interview with the Baltimore magazine, Wallace cited Eminem's breakout success in the late 90's as a major inspiration to him, saying "Eminem showed that a white rapper could have a career. It was about skills, whether or not you could do it."
[h2]Background[/h2]
After graduating from St. Mary’s College of Maryland with a degree in political science, e-dubble moved to Baltimore to live with his friends and collaborators. Together they formed the hip-hop band Young English, and played their first show in July 2008. The group went on to purchase a renovated warehouse, dubbed “The Hampden Mansion,” where e-dubble would later go on to write, record, and produce his debut album Hip-Hop is Good. He went on to produce his Freestyle Friday series, a weekly series of free songs.
[h2]Career[/h2]
In 2009, e-dubble released his debut album, "Hip Hop is Good". The next year, in August 2010, e-dubble created his YouTube channel. He quickly began releasing freestyles on every Friday creating the series "Freestyle Fridays", in which he sampled other songs (such as Tighten Up and MMMBop) and rapped over the instrumentals. He also occasionally collaborated with his band, Young English, to make the tracks. The series ran throughout 2010 and a final track was released in 2012. The series was noted for its effective use of samples, lyrics and e-dubble's spoken word outros, in which he communicated with fans. He followed this up in 2012 with his next album, "Reset EP". He released his final album in 2016 with "Two Tone Rebel". His most popular songs include "Be a King", "Let Me Oh" and "What it Do".
[h2]Death[/h2]
On 21 January 2017, 23 days before his death, e-dubble posted a photo on his Instagram of a swollen hand, with the caption "I don't recommend throwing up half of your body's blood. Or having your hand swell up like Martin Short in 'Pure Luck' or needing 10 blood transfusions. But I'm gonna be aight. Thanks for the love". One of his business partners, Danny, later tweeted on 27 January: "Keep our friend e-dubble in your thoughts! He is at the Hahnemann Hospital fighting a serious infection", suggesting the infection was not getting better. As e-dubble became unusually inactive on the internet, rumors began to circulate that he had died, and were eventually confirmed on Twitter by many of his close associates as well as eventually the Black Paisley Records website. E-Dubble passed away on February 13, 2017.
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Changed My Mind
E-dubble Lyrics
Always on my mind
如果解得开这难题 我会更加感谢爱情
不只是让我可以遇见你
如果还能怎样努力 我们不会为彼此可惜
相爱的却不适合爱下去
You're always on my mind
你给的爱 是我心海 最美的澎湃
You're always on my mind
你给的爱 证明我真的存在
如果能有什么送你 我也不会这样着急
至少有部分的我陪着你
如果某天能再相遇 千万别说你还在伤心
人都该学会复原的能力
You're always on my mind
你给的爱 是我心海 最美的澎湃
You're always on my mind
你给的爱 证明我真的存在
You're always on my mind
让我依赖 当我孤单 就唤你出来
You're always on my mind
心有你在 就会有力量再爱
这寂寞城市 再度寂寞了起来
当紧握的手慢慢被放开
再看一眼 最爱的脸
Baby ,Yes I love you ,but good-bye
Oh~
流下来 泪流下来 因为爱留不下来
You're always on my mind
你给的爱 是我心海 最美的澎湃
You're always on my mind
你给的爱 证明我真的存在
You're always on my mind
心有你在 我就还敢梦想爱
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Ali Baba
@Kunkyard Bullshxt. Eminem is not that important piece of the puzzle. Just random artists standing up and people searching them out because they were tired of mumble rap. Example? Sure:
Look at some upload dates, for example Tom MacDonald:
https://youtu.be/V1YMMkHyWTU
https://youtu.be/aGip64cYJTg
That was before Kamikaze even came out.
Eminem is just an artist. It was the people (viewers, listeners, rap fans) who were tired of garbage and elevated some artists who didn't do mumble rap. Including Eminem.
Butterfly Effect
I’m finna start rambling. So if you ever come across this, you’ve been warned.
I don’t know where to start, so I’m just gonna type what comes to mind. This man is my favorite rapper, musician, whatever you want to call him. He came into my life when I really needed something like this, and that really means a lot to me. This song really changed me. The emotion in the lyrics, the way he presents it, the way he makes it sound like it’s aimed directly at you. I still get that feeling, to this day. “Fucking with this noose, I promise I can get it untied,” is the best line in any song.
I only have one regret with e-dubble. It’s not any song he released, it’s not an album that I think is weak. It’s that he passed away shortly before I started fucking with him heavy. He left before I could thank him. I don’t care if he would have never saw it, never opened it, never even acknowledged it. I still hold that over my head for some ungodly reason. I never got to thank him for the person he’s turned me into, for looking at life differently, for saving me. It really fucking hurts thinking about it, that if I would’ve listened to him just a month before, I could’ve said something. Anything. Even a little heart emoji. But I was too slow, and I can’t let go of it.
Thank you, e-dubble. Thank you for everything. I hope you’re doing God’s work up in paradise.
I guess this was me letting go. RIP King 🖤
Chubbs
I love you
killer alien man
I love you too
Demo_
i love you too
InsaneDave
fuck you
Reliqz
love you chubbs and the legend
PLK
boi
Your God
Who remembers grinding ranks on Bo1 and Bo2 while listening to this legends music?
GhostMeyer
MW2...... oh god.
Sammy Lam
i think we were all gaming to this song 8 years ago
Rich Bott
Also was on wifi back then on around 1mbps download and 312kbps upload with not many connection problems.
Here in 2020 with 400mbps down and 200mbps up and my COD connection is the worst I have ever experienced