AUDBOL
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     "You No Want Dat" f/ Risbo

AUDBOL, a Chicago Southside resident, presents an enigma. He shows amazing depth, an artistic endeavor that conceals a verbal chameleon who is able to summon up new styles at will to convey his moods and feelings. Like Rakim, the venerable rap icon who enlightened a generation of hip-hop heads said, MC doesn’t just stand for “Masters of Ceremony”, it also stand for “Move The Crowd”, and that’s just what AUDBOL can do. Listening to AUDBOL is like hearing a hip-hop historian verbally condense a wealth of material stretching across spatial locations and time periods into one compact disc.

In 1993, AUDBOL and his then partner in rhyme Napps created 3D the futuristic sci-fi world of rap.  Through underground open mics and talent showcases 3D landed their first recording contract with Polydor/Polygram records.  Finally, the chance to shine had come but their careers took a turn when their manager bounced with the signing bonus leaving AUDBOL and NAPPS out in the cold.  With that 3D decided to part ways and take different paths.

AUDBOL's primary style comes across on tracks such as "Poppa" and "Child Abuse," which reminds one of substantial poetry; thoughtful soul on beats. On "Poppa," his distinct phrasing reminds one of ScarFace of Ghetto Boys Fame. His tight production is layered perfectly and takes into account AUDBOL's conscientious, moral-driven storylines in a perfect marriage that can squeeze tears from a stone.

AUDBOL embraces the realism of life and its day to day struggles, no matter what lifestyle you live AUDBOL represents you to the fullest.  He’s the inner emotions and voice of your daily lives.