Hush lyrics
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Artist's albums
7182313 (Deluxe Edition)
2022 · album
7182313
2022 · album
Kolm
2022 · single
Livin’ this Lifetime
2022 · single
The Truest
2022 · single
Da Unreleased Episode
2022 · album
Girls
2022 · single
Knuckle Up
2022 · single
Run Step Bounce
2022 · single
Sometimes
2022 · single
People
2022 · single
Fired up (Plah’s Need for Speed Remix)
2020 · single
There Goes the Neighborhood
2020 · album
Hichvaght Addi Naboodim
2020 · single
Monsters Are Due on Maple Street
2020 · single
From the Start
2019 · single
Batter up (Who Want It Mix)
2018 · single
Let's Get Back 2 Us
2018 · single
Danny Boy (The Life & Times of a Kid in the D)
2014 · album
The Open Book
2009 · album
Bulletproof
2005 · album
Fired Up
2005 · single
Hush Is Coming
2005 · single
Put 'Em Down
2005 · single
Roses & Razorblades
2002 · album
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Biography
As many have begun to discover, there is more to Detroit rap than Eminem, ICP, Esham, and Kid Rock. In fact, the city known to most as the birthplace of techno or as the home of Motown actually possesses a small but thriving rap scene driven by a small camp of skills-first rappers opposed to the sort of theatrics that propelled the four aforementioned Detroit rappers to popular success. Of these many underground talents, Hush certainly stands out as one of the most impressive. Influenced by the pioneering work of Big Daddy Kane and Ice-T in particular, Hush began to get involved in Detroit's embryonic rap scene in the mid-'90s when artists such as Slum Village, Paradime, Eminem, and his D12 crew struggled to assemble a crowd for their gigs at local venues. Now recognized as both a producer as well as a rapper, this Detroit native has made a name for himself first as part of the collective known as Da Ruckus before ultimately going solo. Bulletproof announced his solo arrival in 2005. ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi