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Blue Sky Black Death
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| Blue Sky Black Death | ||
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| Background information | ||
| Origin | San Francisco, California | |
| Genre(s) | Hip Hop | |
| Occupation(s) | Producer | |
| Years active | 2006 - Present | |
| Label(s) | Babygrande Records | |
| Associated acts |
Holocaust | |
| Members | ||
| Kingston Young God |
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Blue Sky Black Death is a Hip hop production duo from San Francisco, California. The duo consists of Kingston (born Kingston Maguire) and Young God (born Ian Taggart). They have released two studio albums, both in 2006, A Heap of Broken Images and The Holocaust.
Blue Sky Black Death made their debut on Mush Records in 2006, with the release of their double-disc debut album A Heap of Broken Images. The first disc featured twelve instrumental tracks, while the second disc featured a number of guests rapping over their production, which included Jus Allah (formerly of Jedi Mind Tricks), Sabac Red (formerly of Non Phixion), Wise Intelligent (of Poor Righteous Teachers), A-Plus and Pep Love (of Hieroglyphics), Chief Kamachi (of Army of the Pharaohs), Mikah 9 (formerly of Freestyle Fellowship), Virtuoso (formerly of Army of the Pharaohs), Awol One and Holocaust. The album's acclaimed production led to the duo landing a record deal with popular independent rap label Babygrande Records. The chemistry felt on their track with Holocaust, a West Coast Wu-Tang Clan affiliate, led to a full-length collaboration album between BSBD and the rapper. On September 5, 2006, Babygrande released the duo's second album Blue Sky Black Death presents: The Holocaust. Holocaust provided all vocals on the album, while BSBD provided all production. The album featured the single "The Ocean" b/w "No Image".
| Album cover | Album information |
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A Heap of Broken Images
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Blue Sky Black Death presents: The Holocaust
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