Story Behind the Song
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http://www.mp3.com/unorthodoxpoets
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http://www.mp3.com/nacrobats
http://www.mp3.com/oneINDIVISUAL
http://infinito2017.tripod.com
http://www.mp3.com/mcml
INFINITO of the unorthodox poets society
This is the situation its like the summer of 1989 in Dixmore suburb of Chicago, Illinois a 13 year old young man named Marcellous Lamont Lovelace had been in the basement for weeks planning out the next creative venture in his life, then all of a sudden it strikes him like a bolt of lightning I’m going to record music from this point on. With the assistance of his “Hip Hop” rhyming older cousin he begins his mission. He went up stairs and said hey man I want to record some music, he told his cousin and I need some beats so after gaining the appreciation of his gifted older idle he ran back down to the basement and told his younger cousin who would later become his partner. Within hours he changed his name from Dariel Dashon Franklin to the MC Dariel D and Marcellous would change himself into the M C ML (Master of ceremony Marcellous Lovelace) with a group calle d L D P how simple just take the letters in your government name and you have Lamont and Dariels Posse. After hours of planning they figured it out we can take two boom box radios and put them together, one for the music and another for the sound, but what about the microphone well we will try this for now. Recording over a loop of the “Big Pay Back” by Mr. James Brown it went down we write the hooks then freestyle the verse. Several hours later you have what was to be the first album that began his love of recording music. They did that until the summer was over then again when they met up on holidays and long school breaks. It was all love until Marcellous’s mother surprised him with we moving to Fort Knox, Kentucky, ending so soon its now 1990 and Marcellous has moved back and forth from Kentucky to Illinois and back. What a life stressed out, introverted, and shy out in the middle of know where Marcellous resorted to his love free styling raps to the white kids in Kentucky and at home to his brother. Making over ten freestyle tapes a week over other peoples beats. It was all for the love until a few disagreements with his mother that caused another move to Memphis, Tennessee to live with his grandmother in the summer of 92. Now away from his cousins and brother Marcellous new word was alone. Being introduced to down south gangster rap Marcellous was side tracked from gaining any type of fame from music because he felt in his heart that all Hip Hop was suppose to be original and have a positive message not about money just creativity. So he just free styled to his self and did it for the love. Now its 1994 after graduating from high school in Memphis Marcellous moved back home to Chicago again. He began working and living in the city with his “father”. This situation probably made Marcellous the strong man that he is today because living with the “father” taught him about respect and how to love the family he did have. Then it happened he went from let down t o rejection yes tragedy Marcellous’s partner in rhyme Dariel D had passed away due to violence in the inner city. Never to record again this group was now left as a tattooed memory on his arm. Saddened and very disagreeable with his “father” Marcellous had to move back to Memphis to start over again. Threw this he lost and gained romantic relationships and collected allot of college bills. Nothing has seemed to work out right sense the death of Dashon. In 1995 he got into that trap called credit and bought him some turntables, some vinyl records, a mixer, speakers, and a tape deck. It has finally happened Marcellous can record directly into a mix. Making recordings daily he trained his vocal chords to have maximum breath control. Now he is ready to take this act beyond the open mic and the cipher its time to make albums, but before hand another tragedy one of his closet uncles passed awa y. Stress was the year no out look with anything until the fall of 1996. Now its time for the rebirth of the basement rhymes, vocalist, and style supplier. After entering his third year at school at Memphis college of Art Marcellous ran into a few characters from around the country, that all respected his style and his character. The show down that set off a lot of the material he’s recorded comes from this time period. Open microphone night a battle with the out of Towner’s versus the local crews, beef and intensity was in the room every week until, one week Marcellous ran into his future support system that we know as only Wade locally known in Memphis as Mr. Skurge. This man prepped Marcellous on how to record on tracks, mpc 2000, and more live shows. Yes Wade knew it all and how to do it not only did he give Marcellous a new name to add to his belt he gave him confidence to be original publicly and not just make music for his own enjoyment, but for others. Infinito was the name h e was given meaning, this guy just cannot stop rhyming? But honestly Infinito means Timeless, Infinite, and Boundless. The first sessions were sloppy and from those came a freestyle album as usual. Then the 4 track mishaps, next the main piece the Documentary. Wade and Marcellous did plenty of shows in Memphis with rock bands and hip-hop groups under the name The Unorthodox Poets Society. This group name came from a failed 97 attempt to get students at the University of Memphis to form a hip-hop organization for the school. After all these let downs not including record companies and print media Marcellous moved back to Chicago in 98 to become something for the city of his birth. Marcellous encountered much rejection from all directions except for two crews the Molemen and the Nacrobats. He later joined the Nacrobats during the finalizing of his seventh or eighth album later moving once again to explore life in Atlanta, Georgia and back to Chicago. Yes and from all this moving he has gained acceptance from a large audience of followers world wide and picked up production from Molemen inspired allot of people to take the do it your self-approach. Pure original, underground hip-hop.
More coming soon
2017
773-779-2633
0nly1infinito@hotmail.com
Discography:
95 INFINITO/Freestyle sessions
96/97 INFINITO/4 track mishaps
98 INFINITO/Documentary L.P.
98 Unorthodox Poets Society / left hand Jim Crow papers
98 INFINITO/vol. 843
99 INFINITO/year of the rabbit
98/99 INFINITO/vintage rhymes E.P. (on vinyl)
99 INFINITO/continuous
99 INFINITO presents: oneINDIVISUAL independent visions
2000 INFINITO presents: Conditions Unquestionably {4 higher}
2000 INFINITO/abstract expressionism
2000 INFINITO presents: MCML no love in my circle
2000 INFINITO/amplitude modulation frequency sound
2000 INFINITO/timeless #1 # got to rhyme full session
2000 INFINITO presents: Marcellous Lovelace in 10/26/75
2000 INFINITO/timeless #22 what I say makes no sense?
2000 Unuusuall Situation Association/who voted for bush?
2001 Unorthodox Poets Society presents: Elongated Testicle E.P. feat. Infinito
2001 Unorthodox Poets Society/ slightly conjugated 351
2001 INFINITO presents: oneINDIVISUAL no reason
2001 INFINITO one/ all I do is make albums
2001 INFINITO presents: MCML energy from the sun
2001 INFINITO/ impatient 25 the black scorpion{on vinyl also}
2001 Lamont / portrait of a lyrical killer
2001 INFINITO/ organizational behavior
2002 Avoid Diffikult /about an hour: 29
guest appearances:
98 Moodswing 9 mixes
98 Sole music without a face {anticon}
98 djwaht mixtapes
2000 nacrobats
2000 Mr. Skurge 2000 pain.s
2000 bgyrl 4 life st. louis hip hop.com
2001 cosmo galactus tecno fabulous
2001 nacrobats network of stars
2001 centric i.e. in other werds
2001 molemen city limits vol. 1
2001 dj 3rd rail subway hip hop vol. 35
2001 record playas the midway sessions
etc.......
Lyrics
http://www.mp3.com/infinito1
http://www.mp3.com/unorthodoxpoets
http://www.prophetsdoftheghetto.com
http://www.mp3.com/nacrobats
http://www.mp3.com/oneINDIVISUAL
http://infinito2017.tripod.com
http://www.mp3.com/mcml
INFINITO of the unorthodox poets society
This is the situation its like the summer of 1989 in Dixmore suburb of Chicago, Illinois a 13 year old young man named Marcellous Lamont Lovelace had been in the basement for weeks planning out the next creative venture in his life, then all of a sudden it strikes him like a bolt of lightning I’m going to record music from this point on. With the assistance of his “Hip Hop” rhyming older cousin he begins his mission. He went up stairs and said hey man I want to record some music, he told his cousin and I need some beats so after gaining the appreciation of his gifted older idle he ran back down to the basement and told his younger cousin who would later become his partner. Within hours he changed his name from Dariel Dashon Franklin to the MC Dariel D and Marcellous would change himself into the M C ML (Master of ceremony Marcellous Lovelace) with a group calle d L D P how simple just take the letters in your government name and you have Lamont and Dariels Posse. After hours of planning they figured it out we can take two boom box radios and put them together, one for the music and another for the sound, but what about the microphone well we will try this for now. Recording over a loop of the “Big Pay Back” by Mr. James Brown it went down we write the hooks then freestyle the verse. Several hours later you have what was to be the first album that began his love of recording music. They did that until the summer was over then again when they met up on holidays and long school breaks. It was all love until Marcellous’s mother surprised him with we moving to Fort Knox, Kentucky, ending so soon its now 1990 and Marcellous has moved back and forth from Kentucky to Illinois and back. What a life stressed out, introverted, and shy out in the middle of know where Marcellous resorted to his love free styling raps to the white kids in Kentucky and at home to his brother. Making over ten freestyle tapes a week over other peoples beats. It was all for the love until a few disagreements with his mother that caused another move to Memphis, Tennessee to live with his grandmother in the summer of 92. Now away from his cousins and brother Marcellous new word was alone. Being introduced to down south gangster rap Marcellous was side tracked from gaining any type of fame from music because he felt in his heart that all Hip Hop was suppose to be original and have a positive message not about money just creativity. So he just free styled to his self and did it for the love. Now its 1994 after graduating from high school in Memphis Marcellous moved back home to Chicago again. He began working and living in the city with his “father”. This situation probably made Marcellous the strong man that he is today because living with the “father” taught him about respect and how to love the family he did have. Then it happened he went from let down t o rejection yes tragedy Marcellous’s partner in rhyme Dariel D had passed away due to violence in the inner city. Never to record again this group was now left as a tattooed memory on his arm. Saddened and very disagreeable with his “father” Marcellous had to move back to Memphis to start over again. Threw this he lost and gained romantic relationships and collected allot of college bills. Nothing has seemed to work out right sense the death of Dashon. In 1995 he got into that trap called credit and bought him some turntables, some vinyl records, a mixer, speakers, and a tape deck. It has finally happened Marcellous can record directly into a mix. Making recordings daily he trained his vocal chords to have maximum breath control. Now he is ready to take this act beyond the open mic and the cipher its time to make albums, but before hand another tragedy one of his closet uncles passed awa y. Stress was the year no out look with anything until the fall of 1996. Now its time for the rebirth of the basement rhymes, vocalist, and style supplier. After entering his third year at school at Memphis college of Art Marcellous ran into a few characters from around the country, that all respected his style and his character. The show down that set off a lot of the material he’s recorded comes from this time period. Open microphone night a battle with the out of Towner’s versus the local crews, beef and intensity was in the room every week until, one week Marcellous ran into his future support system that we know as only Wade locally known in Memphis as Mr. Skurge. This man prepped Marcellous on how to record on tracks, mpc 2000, and more live shows. Yes Wade knew it all and how to do it not only did he give Marcellous a new name to add to his belt he gave him confidence to be original publicly and not just make music for his own enjoyment, but for others. Infinito was the name h e was given meaning, this guy just cannot stop rhyming? But honestly Infinito means Timeless, Infinite, and Boundless. The first sessions were sloppy and from those came a freestyle album as usual. Then the 4 track mishaps, next the main piece the Documentary. Wade and Marcellous did plenty of shows in Memphis with rock bands and hip-hop groups under the name The Unorthodox Poets Society. This group name came from a failed 97 attempt to get students at the University of Memphis to form a hip-hop organization for the school. After all these let downs not including record companies and print media Marcellous moved back to Chicago in 98 to become something for the city of his birth. Marcellous encountered much rejection from all directions except for two crews the Molemen and the Nacrobats. He later joined the Nacrobats during the finalizing of his seventh or eighth album later moving once again to explore life in Atlanta, Georgia and back to Chicago. Yes and from all this moving he has gained acceptance from a large audience of followers world wide and picked up production from Molemen inspired allot of people to take the do it your self-approach. Pure original, underground hip-hop.
More coming soon
2017
773-779-2633
0nly1infinito@hotmail.com
Discography:
95 INFINITO/Freestyle sessions
96/97 INFINITO/4 track mishaps
98 INFINITO/Documentary L.P.
98 Unorthodox Poets Society / left hand Jim Crow papers
98 INFINITO/vol. 843
99 INFINITO/year of the rabbit
98/99 INFINITO/vintage rhymes E.P. (on vinyl)
99 INFINITO/continuous
99 INFINITO presents: oneINDIVISUAL independent visions
2000 INFINITO presents: Conditions Unquestionably {4 higher}
2000 INFINITO/abstract expressionism
2000 INFINITO presents: MCML no love in my circle
2000 INFINITO/amplitude modulation frequency sound
2000 INFINITO/timeless #1 # got to rhyme full session
2000 INFINITO presents: Marcellous Lovelace in 10/26/75
2000 INFINITO/timeless #22 what I say makes no sense?
2000 Unuusuall Situation Association/who voted for bush?
2001 Unorthodox Poets Society presents: Elongated Testicle E.P. feat. Infinito
2001 Unorthodox Poets Society/ slightly conjugated 351
2001 INFINITO presents: oneINDIVISUAL no reason
2001 INFINITO one/ all I do is make albums
2001 INFINITO presents: MCML energy from the sun
2001 INFINITO/ impatient 25 the black scorpion{on vinyl also}
2001 Lamont / portrait of a lyrical killer
2001 INFINITO/ organizational behavior
2002 Avoid Diffikult /about an hour: 29
guest appearances:
98 Moodswing 9 mixes
98 Sole music without a face {anticon}
98 djwaht mixtapes
2000 nacrobats
2000 Mr. Skurge 2000 pain.s
2000 bgyrl 4 life st. louis hip hop.com
2001 cosmo galactus tecno fabulous
2001 nacrobats network of stars
2001 centric i.e. in other werds
2001 molemen city limits vol. 1
2001 dj 3rd rail subway hip hop vol. 35
2001 record playas the midway sessions
etc.......
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