Talk To Much

After the deaths of Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G., D.M.X. became the undisputed reigning king of hardcore rap. He was the unique commodity: a commercial powerhouse with a creative and street reputation to spare. In reality, his rapid rise to stardom was almost a decade in the making, which gave him a chance to establish a theatrical image that made him one of the most distinguished personalities in rap during his heyday.

In 1992, D.M.X. released his debut single, 'Born Loser.' In 1997, he received a second major-label shot with Def Jam, and a galvanising guest appearance on L.L. Cool J's '4, 3, 2 , 1.' At the end of 2002, D.M.X. published his memoirs as E.A.R.L.: The Autobiography of D.M.X. and also released some tracks with Audioslave. D.M.X. collaborated with the electronic artist Blackburner (Skyla Talon) on his next album, Dog Eats Rabbit, which was released by the label Cleopatra in the spring of 2017.

Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Artist - American Music Award - 2000, 2001

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