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Obscure Artists on Mainstream Albums 2017-08-27 03:12:40 Post No. 74793416
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ITT: Post musical contributions from artists with little to no other known works that somehow were featured on big albums.
Movie soundtracks are known to have lots of these, so to start, enjoy Emoja's completely forgettable smooth-ass urban-mating song "Erotik City" that made its way to Men in Black's soundtrack as filler.
https://youtu.be/FqmEvkAXmkk
Next up are two complete no-name rappers who landed a spot on Scary Movie 2's credits.
https://youtu.be/dOf-o55p24Y
To change genres here, Austin-based Pop-Punk band Fourth Grade Nothing released one demo before infamously being featured on the soundtrack for Bio-Dome. The band would release one EP afterwards and then drop off the map:
https://youtu.be/vu5rHi4gr4w
https://youtu.be/zQouHIsA3BM
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interested in this thread. don't have any examples sorry
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Gorillaz have some obscure collaborators on their latest album Humanz. Imani Vonshà has a feature credit on the bonus track Out of Body, and I'm pretty sure the only other music she's released consists of acoustic covers on a YouTube channel.
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This has potential. Post more.
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>>74793416
Jasan Radford having several songs on the Digimon Movie soundtrack always was weird to me. He hasn't done much else. His band, Onesidezero, didn't even have an album out at the time of this soundtrack's release
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That's also not to mention Onesidezero is a post grunge band, whereas nearly everything on the Digimon movie soundtrack is ska punk
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