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Years active 2000–present Also known as Zach G, Hemol Genres Alternative hip hop Name Zachary Moldof		Occupation(s) Rapper, producer Associated acts Jel Instruments Sampler

Born July 22, 1981 (age 43) Broward County, Florida ( 1981-07-22 ) Origin Los Angeles, California Role Musical Artist · zachg.bandcamp.com Albums South Florida Mountains., Rad Reef Proudly Presents: Mindcrate #1:Tropical Unnerpant, Cloudlife Similar People Shady Blaze, Jel, Main Attrakionz, Isaiah Toothtaker, Friendzone Profiles Twitter
Birth name Zachary Granger Moldof

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Zachary Granger Moldof (born July 22, 1981), better known by his stage name Zachg, is an American indie hip hop artist based in Los Angeles, California. He is a founder of the lifestyle collective Rad Reef, which released the New No Wave compilation in March 2013. He is also the founder of Good Beach, a music distribution company for indie artists that focuses on streaming. He has collaborated with Main Attrakionz, Jel, Silky Johnson, Black Noise, BK Beats, Left Leberra, and Dizzy D, among others. He examined the roots of sampling in hip hop with his master's thesis at Tisch School of the Arts.

This is Not a Microphone (Live 8/17/09) - Hypothesis

Career

Zachg began rapping in 1999, and first started performing as Hemol in Orlando, Florida in 2000. He was a regular attendee at H.U.S.H. participating in weekly freestyle cyphers, and battles. From 2000-2004 he played shows regularly in Orlando, and also toured across the East Coast and Eastern Canada.

Zachg was featured on "Hyperbolic Chamber Music", a 22-minute track produced by Ryan Hemsworth, along with other rappers such as Kool A.D., Lakutis, Isaiah Toothtaker, and Shady Blaze.

Zachg released Cloudlife, a collaborative EP with Main Attrakionz and Jel, in March 2012; it was described by the Fact magazine as "an unusually focused release" from Main Attrakionz. Zachg produced "J Bar" and "Take Her Shoppin" off of the EP.

Zachg released the solo album, Raindancin (in the Pussy), in October 2012. He released two EPs, Mostly Power and Mostly Peace, in December 2012.

Albums

South Florida Mountains (2014)

ERRLIRL (2016)

Whole Tushie (2016)

Mixtapes

Rara Aves (2011)

Sonter Masic (2012)

Peace Mettle (2012)

Raindancin (in the Pussy) (2012)

New World Whale (2012)

Bright Side of the Moon (2013)

EPs

All Fucked Up Everything (2011)

Prostitutes' Yard Sale (2011) (with Silky Johnson)

Smuggler Songgs (2011) (with Western Tink)

PMB Ho! (2012) (with Black Noise)

Carbon Bros (2012) (with BK Beats)

Hashburry Gardens (2012) (with Left Leberra)

Cloudlife (2012) (with Main Attrakionz and Jel)

Cool Cool Summer (2012) (with Freshgalaxy)

Adominable Flowmans (2012) (with Dizzy D)

Fates' Book (2012)

Sky Pants (2012) (with Deli Mane)

All Fucked Up Everything Vol. 2 (2012)

Mostly Power (2012)

Mostly Peace (2012)

Mindcrate #1: Tropical Unnerpant (2013)

Swiss Zachary Robinson (2014)

Singles

"Leftover Karma" (2011)

"Deep Nile" (2011)

"Ghost Pussy Money" (2012)

"Freeda Peeple's Anthem" (2013)

Guest appearances

Mishka - "Hyperbolic Chamber Music" produced by Ryan Hemsworth (2012)

Droned Out Clone - "Desperate Time Shit" from Instrumental Institution Vol. 1 (2012)

Sortahuman x Dizzy D - "Outerspace" from Animal House (2012)

Freshgalaxy - "Californeattle" from World of Summer 2 (2012)

Western Tink - "Welcome to Cap City" (2013)

Noah23 - "Leopard Carpet" from Lotus Deities (2013)

Mishka - "Hyperbolic Chamber Music II" produced by Steel Tipped Dove (2013)

Noah23 - "Weight Up" from Street Astrology (2014)

Productions

Sortahuman - "How You Really Feel" from Stonergang (2011)

Left Leberra - "Ripd Dresses" from Bubble Quiet Dos Mil (2011)

Noah23 - "Leopard Carpet" from Lotus Deities (2013)

Noah23 - "Weight Up" from Street Astrology (2014)

Compilation appearances

"Floridian Rapper. Mountain 5." on New No Wave (2013)

"Chronoglades" on Mitsuda (2013)

References

Zachg Wikipedia

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