Madman the Greatest
UK Alternative Rapper; Music Producer & Founder of Playaz Cliq Recordings
About Madman the Greatest
Madman the Greatest was a British musician.
Madman the Greatest is a British hip hop recording artist and music producer from Birmingham, who has gained notoriety for his underground remixes of classic records including titles by Michael Jackson and Diana Ross, which have polarised his reputation. He is the founder of Playaz Cliq Recordings, the label responsible for his original releases. The label was nominated and won the UK Hip Hop and R&B Label of the year 2023 for Innovation in Business - Media Innovators Award and Best Multi-Genre Music Label 2024 for Midlands Enterprise Awards. Under his GR8-1 Music Lab production camp, he is also responsible for the mastering and engineering of all the label's recordings.
History The artist began his releases with a compilation album called The Birth which has been quoted to go gold in Japan during 1998. Due his naivety, this has never been charted or documented by royalties societies. An article by Street Cred Magazine in 1999 made this public knowledge, which propelled his reputation as an artist. Since then, many of Madman the Greatest’s written appearances came from UK Magazine, Hip hop connection written by Mike Lewis. One of the quotes which established his reputation was "...If the UK had an equivalent to Flip Mode, Madman would be Busta Rhymes. If M.O.P had a UK franchise, Madman would operate it. Get the picture?..." Wordplay Magazine continues with the description quoting "...Madman The Greatest's magnetic presence and captivating flow inject an unmatched energy...that will dominate dancefloors"
The producer has been quoted for his energetic sound of "....Orchestral Stabs, rough beats and laser effect back in-yer–face lyrics". He often works as main composer for artists including fellow rhyming partners, Mr FX and Ruff MP, his character voices, DJ Zimm Zimmah and Alta Egoz X and under his EDM pseudonym, M Giggy. One of his quoted works is with Stars in Their Eyes finalist Cecil Foster who impersonated Luther Vandross on the show. Soon afterwards he and Madman the Greatest began recording together, producing their first single, "Fe Fi Fo", and a 12 track album called About Time.
Madman the Greatest’s reputation has expanded onto the internet file sharing sites where some of his remixes (or Dubplates) have flourished. Most notable is his remix of Michael Jackson’s "The Way You Make Me Feel" which polarized opinions with listeners describing it as "..one of the best remixes to hit the industry in ten years"
There is an official streaming station dedicated to Madman the Greatest and his musical associates entitled The Codename is Black which is broadcasting 24/7 of all the artists works. According to the Playaz Cliq website, it airs a variety of genres including Urban Contemporary, Hip hop, Dance and Instrumentals.
Official discography Madman the Greatest - Composed (The Beats Tape) Madman the Greatest - ICYMI (Part 1&2) [2018 (re-released in 2023] Madman the Greatest - F'ing the Place Up
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Madman the Greatest?
UK Alternative Rapper; Music Producer & Founder of Playaz Cliq Recordings
When was Madman the Greatest born?
Madman the Greatest was born in Birmingham.
What was Madman the Greatest's occupation?
Madman the Greatest was a musician.
What nationality was Madman the Greatest?
Madman the Greatest was British.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Madman the Greatest
· DBpedia: Madman the Greatest
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