Eno Noziroh

Eno Noziroh representing Philadelphia PA came to rep for his city. He attacked the SoulTronik beat effortlessly in the first round of the Friday Fire Cypher. - Sway In The Morning

Philly natives (artist) Eno Noziroh and (director) Louis A. Moore’s main goal in creating “Dripp” was to stay true to the city of Philadelphia, conveying everything from its vibrance to its venturesome. Other than a more recently built park called “Pause Park,” all of the scenes were shot at historical places in Philly. Done on a $0 budget with no permits, “Dripp” came to fruition through guerrilla filming and friends that wanted to help. Noziroh and Moore (1193 Productions) have been friends for years, and in 2016 Noziroh recorded the soundtrack for Moore’s short film, “Tales from Shaolin.” Ayfletch, a designer and friend of Noziroh’s, pulled up personally to style scenes.

Director, Producer and Videographer, Louis A. Moore re-teams with recording artist and composer of Louis’s latest film (Tales From Shaolin) Eno Noziroh, providing the visuals for Eno’s latest song “Dripp.” Co-founder of 1193 Productions, Louis works out of Philadelphia with his long-time friend and award-winning writer counterpart, J. Michael Neal. Make sure to check out 1193 Productions on all social media as well as the “Tales From Shaolin” album by Eno Noziroh. - This is 50

Still reeling from his Epic Sway in the morning appearance, Eno Noziroh gives us another peek into his world as he drops his latest project “Coyote.” The first half of the two-part project “Coyote Cassins,“ Coyote is a trunk-rattling trip through the mind and musical tastes of the local legend himself. Pulling production from his longtime producer Jake Summers (Oschino, Bok Nero, Beanie Siegel , Omelly) as well Gotham’s own Rythm Child to craft a sound that is unapologetically organic. Philly is unlike anywhere else in the world; the sounds and the overall attitude in this album was made to reflect those differences. - hip hop since 1987

The name Eno Noziroh is not one many are familiar with yet, but trust, by the end of the year, he will become a household name.

Hailing from The City of Brotherly Love (Philly), Eno, founder of Crash Dummies Collective formed TM© Records with high school classmate Jake Summers. Both artists are very active in the underground community in Philadelphia - and today, present the first offering off their new LP Two produced entirely by Jake Summers. Cop it on iTunes and keep it locked for more! - 2dopeboyz

no Noziroh is a rising artist from Philly that’s making major noise, right now. The buzzing rapper recently delivered a new single. His latest offering comes in the form of “Dripp,” which he intends to push this summer. - Hip-Hop ville

Checking in from Philly is throwback emcee Eno Noziroh with his brand new project ‘Tales From Shaolin”. The name of the LP gives away the source of it’s inspiration, The Wu-Tang. And if Wu-Tang and classic HipHop is your cup of tea this project is sure to please. With dope beats, that include cuts and samples much like the Wu songs of yesteryear and raw bars and tons of dope features “Tales From Shaolin” is a project that every hiphop head has to check out. Tracks like “Bitchass”, “Delightful” featuring Human Being and Joe Swisher, “Sword” featuring Judah Priest, Flame Nation and Supreme da Rezarkta are songs that are must listens for anyone who calls themselves a fan of the Wu and their style of music. Eno has dope bars and real content which is refreshing in this age of mumble rap and no substance. The Philly kid has been working to emerge from the pack with a series of releases over the last few years on his and college friend/ Producer Jake Summer’s “Trade Mark Copy Right Records”. - We The West

"Motif", By Eno Noziroh, Off the Mixtape "Bots"
"Motif" is the ultimate feel good track. Reminescent of the classic boom boom bap tracks of the late 90's, "Motif" sets out to instill feelings of nostalgia while keeping the mood up beat end energetic. Lyricly the song stands alone in the Philly underground scene. Lines like, "Dig me, like Chleo/ The flows below Zero/ Though hoes (Holes) Not always the topic of discussion/" leave listeners frantic to run back the track just to re-listen and understand all the witty punchlines and effortless metaphors that flow throughout the song. "Motif" is enriching and purposeful; evocative of the artists that influence Eno, including Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and even the Roots. "Motif" has given a breath of fresh air to the underground scene in Philadelphia. Now all you have to do is Sit back, close your eyes and enjoy the Lyricism. - Talenthouse

Philadelphia rapper, lyricist, and visionary, Eno, lead me to Giovanni’s on 15th and Chestnut. He greeted me near the H&M on the corner of 16th with another young man accompanying him. I was then awarded the pleasure to meet Jake Summers, Eno’s producer and audio technician. As we navigated the busy streets, the nippy early September air hurried us towards the warmth encompassing the Center City hole in the wall equipped with bar and grille. Eno ordered a slice while Jake and I took our seats. Best friends, the two charmed me as they shared their passions for changing the musical landscape in Philadelphia.

Eno- My purpose is to change the musical face of Philadelphia.

Jake- And my purpose is to back Eno up on anything he wants to do.

Much of this artist’s portfolio includes content that challenges the status quo and different trends that he sees in his community and generation.

Z- Talk to me about your song ‘Molly.’ It instantly struck a chord with CANVAAS as I discussed artists and drug use in a recent post.

Eno- Uh, I don’t take no molly.

Z- Right (laughs). You mentioned that in the song.

Eno- It was really kind of a joke because I don’t take molly at all. There were so many songs out at that point that had molly in them that I was like “Yo I bet I could make a dope ass song about molly and not taking it at all.” I’m clearly saying I don’t take molly at all in the song, but it was catchy and people ended up actually thinking I did, funny enough.

With provocative samples from movies like Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas, Eno consistently uses his music to breakdown normative trends like the MDMA reappearance that molly is making in the wake of ecstasy. He uses the main character’s ‘waking up’ and questioning why he was being such a follower to narrate the way he looks down on peer pressure. A fan of natural stimulants, Eno is not opposed to herbal use, however. He went so far as to compare smoking weed before he created a song to attending a concert and then coming home to write about it.

One of the primary elements of his music is naturality and the theory that people are being programmed to make unnatural decisions inspired his Crash Dummies and TMC Records business ventures. His Crash Dummies brand is demonstrative of a story concept he is nurturing about a world of robots who are built and deployed to test new inventions. Eventually, one of the Crash Dummies defies the natural order by questioning its purpose as a guinea pig, and confusion ensues.

Eno- The Crash Dummy represents the idea that we’re not all here just to be tests. We’re all people. We’re all something, something special and worth exploring.

This concept extends into other facets of Eno’s work where he aims to convey the idea that not only should the mass powers that be not have a right to test you, but that loved ones shouldn’t do it either. Much like the phenomena many millennials are involved in regarding monogamy, Eno is not a fan of labels or games in relationships. The young artist professed how he felt that love should be as abstract as each individual and that there shouldn’t be a series of rules and regulations in order for people to appreciate themselves, each other, or their relationships.

The overarching brand that Eno and Jake work under is TMC Records, and they are presently working on a project called The Collective within it. The ultimate goal of TMC is to provide the most quality production for people with minimal income in Philadelphia. They want to give a more professional voice to underground music in the city. In accordance with this, TMC is offering 2 free studio hours to any readers who use my name (Zaakirah) when you call to schedule a session this month! Please take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to work with Jake Summers and check out Eno on Soundcloud!

Additionally, TMC Records is looking for a hot graphic designer so if you or anyone you know is interested, do not hesitate to contact them ASAP!


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“Motif” is a feel good track. Reminescent of the classic boom boom bap tracks of the late 90’s, “Motif” sets out to instill feelings of nostalgia while keeping the mood up beat end energetic. Lyricly the song stands alone in the Philly underground scene. Lines like, “Dig me, like Chleo / The flows below Zero / Though hoes (Holes) Not always the topic of discussion” leave listeners frantic to run back the track just to re-listen and understand all the witty punchlines and effortless metaphors that flow throughout the song. “Motif” is enriching and purposeful; evocative of the artists that influence Eno, including Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, and even the Roots. The song has given a breath of fresh air to the underground scene in Philadelphia. Now all you have to do is sit back, close your eyes and enjoy the lyricism. - GMINDS HIP HOP

ENO NOZIROH IS SINGLE HANDEDLY SAVING THE SOUND OF HIP HOP.

REIGNING FROM PHILLY, HE IS BECOMING VASTLY POPULAR AMONG
ALL FANS OF MUSIC. HIS CLASSIC APPROACH TO A NEW SOUND, IS
NOT GOING AWAY ANYTIME SOON. EXPECT TO HEAR ALOT MORE
FROM ENO!

AS THE OWNER OF HIS OWN STUDIO, HE HAS PLENTY OF TIME TO CRAFT
HIS UNIQUE AND ADDICTIVE SOUND. MOTIF IS JUST ONE TRACK THAT SHOWS
HIS WELL CRAFTED SKILLS, AND SEASONED APPROACH TO HIS MUSIC.

HIS LYRICAL FLOW WILL HAVE YOUR BRAIN DANCING INSIDE YOUR SKULL.
I COULD NEVER GET BORED LISTENING TO HIS MUSIC, LIKE I DO 90%
OF TODAYS ARTISTS.

FOLLOW HIS TWITTER HERE: @DOPEASSRAPPER
FOLLOW HIS INSTAGRAM HERE: @DOPEASSRAPPER - ACCOST

Philadelphia rapper, lyricist, and visionary, Eno Noziroh is a driven artist set to change the sound of the underground Philadelphia hip-hop scene. One of the primary elements in his music is naturality and the theory that people are being programmed to make unnatural decisions. This inspired his Crash Dummies Theory and TMC Records business ventures. His Crash Dummies brand is demonstrative of a story concept he is nurturing about a world of robots who are built and deployed to test new inventions. Eventually, one of the Crash Dummies defies the natural order by questioning its purpose as a guinea pig, and confusion ensues. There are many messages and layers to Eno’s music but ultimately Eno sets out to give you something to feel. Whether it’s a good feeling, a bad feeling, or just indifference, Eno leave his songs open to interpretation and conversation.

What Are Your Goals In The Music Industry?
My goal is to shape the musical sound of Philadelphia while simultaneously bringing more respectability to artists and art as a profitable investment.

What inspires you to make music?
Living life truly inspires me. Whether it’s people watching, listening to others talk, or just communicating with people in general. All the intricate details that go into creating different perspectives and outlooks on the world inspire me to tell my stories. I’m inspired by various forms of art in this regard as well.

Tell us about this project?
This song is called “Room.” Though, I’m more known for my boom boom bap style I decided to challenge myself more for the single of this project. After teaming up with another artist named Huhcho, from the Philadelphia area, the juices got flowing and we came up with this track. A fun song to put on when you’re going out or just smoking up with your friends. We made a conscience decision not to use the word “Bitch” in this song feeling like Women don’t get enough love in Hip-Hop and specifically on songs that they use to turn up to as well.

What makes you different from other artists?
I’m a collectivist. I believe in the idea that one cannot be without an other. I’m all about banding together and conquering everything. I reach out to people constantly whether to work, build, or just compliment them on their grind. I love being approachable and live for working with other people to incorporate their ideas into mines and create something amazing. I don’t believe a lot of people are truly like this anymore. I also run and manage my own Studio with my Co-Ceo and producer Jake Summers so it makes meeting and reaching out to new artists a lot easier.

Who were your musical inspirations growing up?
I listen to John Mayer, Eminem, Lupe Fiasco, Krs-ONE, and Linkin Park. It’s an interesting mixture, but I’ve always been able to appreciate many different types of music. These artists taught me the fundamentals of good song making.

Are You Working On Any New Projects?
I’m currently working on my next mixtape entitled, “The Collective.” The true intent of dropping the “Collective” is to get as many different tastes, artists, perspectives as possible on one project. I act as a conductor throughout this tape, letting others state their cases and give their stories as I blend my own style with theirs. This makes every song an experience. Every beat was produced, every song was mixed, and every song was mastered by my own producers and engineers at our studio, TMCRecords. - Indeination