Jom & Said

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Jom & Said is a German hip-hop duo from Berlin-Kreuzberg .

Career

The group consists of Jom, a German- Nigerian, and Said , whose family comes from Syria . In the mid-1990s, the two rappers met the musician Harris . It was around this time that they became interested in American West Coast hip hop music such as Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube . First appearances therefore consisted of cover versions, which the duo performed in smaller appearances.

Jom & Said founded the group SRK ( So Richtige Kings ) together with TonyTone, Jom's brother, and a few other rappers , which began producing German hip-hop in 1999. Because of his involvement in the drug trade, Said was sentenced to one year in prison in 2003. Meanwhile, Jom began making beats and acted as a back-up rapper for Harris at concerts. Since at least one member of SRK was always in prison during this time, the Berlin group was unable to release an album.

In 2005 Jom & Said were represented for the first time on a sound carrier of the Aggro Berlin label . For the album Your Favorite Album by Sido and Harris, SRK recorded the song Die Sekte and SRK with representatives of the group Die Sekte . In 2007 the debut album All or nothing by Jom & Said followed. These were recorded within four months and published on the Berlin independent label Aggro Berlin . TonyTone, Alpa Gun and Bintia , among others, are represented with guest contributions on All or Nothing .

In 2011 Said released his debut album Said on the Wolfpack Entertainment label . Guest contributions by Harris, Deso Dogg , Mason, Tierstar Andrez, Mosh 36, GZUZ187, Bonez MC, Kalusha, Ufo361 and Tarek from KIZ can be heard there.

Discography

Jom & Said
Cover title year
All or Nothing - Cover.jpg All or nothing 2007
Said
  • 2011: Said
  • 2013: sentenced to life
Yom
  • 2013: Blood is thicker than water (EP with Tony Tone)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Laut.de: Biography of the duo
  2. ↑ Rap4fame.de: Said: Debut album on July 1st. Retrieved November 17, 2011 .
  3. ↑ Rap4fame.de: Title list "Said". Retrieved November 17, 2011 .