Genres Hip hop Labels Molemen Records Genre Hip hop music | Years active 1997–2006 Website www.molemenrecords.com Record label Molemen | |
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Associated acts Vakill, DJ Presyce, Infinito 2017, Rhyme Scheme, Longshot Origin Chicago, Illinois, United States (1997) Albums Ritual of The..., Chicago City Limits, Killing Fields Members Vakill, Panik, PNS, Memo, Prime, Decay Similar Percee P, Grand Daddy IU, EC Illa, C‑Rayz Walz, Slug | ||
Molemen ritual of the mole
Molemen is a trio of hip hop producers from Chicago, Illinois, consisting of Panik (also known as His-Panik), Memo (short for Memoriza) and PNS. The trio runs Molemen Records, which features artists such as Vakill, DJ Presyce, Scheme, Astonish, Decay, and Longshot.
Contents
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Recording history
The Molemen debuted in 1997 with an EP titled Below the Ground, which featured the song "Freestyle or Written" by Juice, as well as early appearances by Vakill and All Natural. They returned in 1998 with another EP, Buried Alive. It featured one of the earliest appearances from Chicago rapper Rhymefest. The EPs were later re-released together on a compilation: BelowtheGround.BuriedAlive.
In 2001, the Molemen released a pair of compilations, Chicago City Limits, Vol. 1 and Ritual Of The... The former exclusively featured Chicago artists, while the latter featured a diverse roster of guest emcees, including C-Rayz Walz, Slug (of Atmosphere), Rasco (of Cali Agents), Aesop Rock, MF DOOM and Grand Daddy I.U. The album was remastered for a re-released version in 2004, titled Ritual Of The... : Revisited and Remastered. In 2005, the group released another compilation album, Lost Sessions, which featured a variety of tracks by outside artists produced by the group.
2006 saw two more Molemen releases, with Chicago City Limits, Vol. 2 coming first in May. A full-length album titled The Killing Fields was released on November 14, 2006. It featured appearances from Chicago locals including Vakill, Mass Hysteria, Rhymefest, Mike Treese, and Juice, as well as Cormega, Brother Ali, Kool G Rap, Grafh, Felt, Saigon, Casual, Del the Funky Homosapien, Virtuoso and Mikah 9.E
Songs
Put Your Quarter UpPut Your Quarter Up / Persevere / Follow Me · 2001
Urban Legend2001
Divide & Conquer2005