Dean Blunt
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| Origin | Hackney, London, England, UK[1] |
| Genres | Art pop |
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Dean Blunt is an English musician, singer-songwriter, record producer and conceptual artist.[2] Blunt is best known for both his solo work and his partnership-based creations with avant-garde groups Hype Williams (featuring himself and Inga Copeland) and Babyfather; he was also the co-founder of London rock band Graffiti Island.[1][3] He has been described as "a prolific, category-rejecting artist"[1] and "an art-pop provocateur."[4]
Blunt embarked his solo career in 2011, releasing a set of albums as well as several EPs and singles. His full-length studio albums, The Narcissist II (2012), The Redeemer (2013), and Black Metal (2014), received attention and praise from various music publications.[1][5][6]
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Solo Discography
- Studio albums and mixtapes
- Jill Scott Herring OST (2011)
- The Narcissist (2011)
- The Narcissist II (2012)
- The Redeemer (2013)
- Каменный Oстров (Stone Island) (2013)
- Skin Fade (2014)
- Black Metal (2014)
- Singles and EPs
- Mersh / Grade (2014)
- 50 Cent (2014)
- 100 (2015)
Hype Williams Discography
- Studio albums and mixtapes
- Improv (2009) (with Bo Khat Eternal Troof Family Band)
- Infinity (2010) (with Bo Khat Eternal Troof Family Band)
- Untitled (2010)
- Find Out What Happens When People Stop Being Polite And Start Gettin Reel (2010)
- One Nation (2011)
- London 2012 (2012)
- Singles and EPs
- Han Dynasty (2009)
- High Beams (2009)
- Do Roids And Kill E'rything (2009)
- Dior (2010)
- Rise Up (2011)
- Kelly Price W8 Gain Vol.II (2011)
Discography with Inga Copeland
- Studio albums and mixtapes
- Black Is Beautiful (2012)
- The Attitude Era (2012)
Babyfather Discography
- Studio albums and mixtapes
- UK2UK (2015)
- Platinum Tears (2016)
- BBF Hosted by DJ Escrow (2016)
- Singles and EPs
- Meditation (2016)
References
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