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Growing up in Southern California, Griff X was exposed to many different music styles and genres which
would contribute to his eclectic style. In 2006, under the name G The SP, he recorded several songs
that ranged from folk to hip-hop to experimental and psychedelic rock. A demo titled When iPods
Attack!!! was distributed to close-friends; several of the tracks were uploaded to his Myspace artist
page and available for free download. In June 2010, he made his unofficial musical debut by releasing a
mixtape compilation of screwed and remixed songs titled Screw You through his website ...read more
Growing up in Southern California, Griff X was exposed to many different music styles and genres which
would contribute to his eclectic style. In 2006, under the name G The SP, he recorded several songs
that ranged from folk to hip-hop to experimental and psychedelic rock. A demo titled When iPods
Attack!!! was distributed to close-friends; several of the tracks were uploaded to his Myspace artist
page and available for free download. In June 2010, he made his unofficial musical debut by releasing a
mixtape compilation of screwed and remixed songs titled Screw You through his website. It featured
several original songs that would later re-appear on his first official mixtape, The Dada Theory. The
Dada Theory, an experimental avant-garde art mixtape, was released from his website in July 2010.
Following up on the release of his first mixtape, he released his first EP, Five Seasons of Sound on July
20, 2010, an ambient-themed project. Five Seasons of Sound, an instrumental project, exhibited a
departure from his Southern alternative hip-hop influences which included heavy lyrical word-play and
Screwed (slowed down) vocals. His musical influences are very broad, including artists such as Talib
Kweli, Miles Davis and Bjork. « hide |
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