Awol One

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Anthony Charles Martin, better known by his stage name Awol One, is an songwriter, alternative hip hop artist and graphic designer based in Los Angeles, California.[2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

Also known asAwolrus One
Born
Anthony Charles Martin[1]

Los Angeles, California, United States
OriginLos Angeles, California, United States
Genres
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Awol One
Also known asAwolrus One
Born
Anthony Charles Martin[1]

Los Angeles, California, United States
OriginLos Angeles, California, United States
Genres
OccupationRapper Graphic Designer songwriter
Years active1995–present
LabelFake Four Inc.
Websitespeakerface.store
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Discography

Albums

Awol One

  • Souldoubt (2001) (with Daddy Kev)
  • Number 3 on the Phone (2002) (with Daddy Kev)
  • Speakerface (2002) (with Mike Nardone)
  • Slanguage (2003) (with Daddy Kev)
  • Self Titled (2004)
  • The War of Art (2006)
  • Only Death Can Kill You (2007) (with Factor Chandelier)
  • Owl Hours (2009) (with Factor)
  • The Landmark (2011) (with Factor)
  • The Child Star (2011) (with Nathaniel Motte)
  • The Mombie (2013)
  • Feo (2016)
  • Primer (2019)

The Shape Shifters (Awol One with Akuma, Circus, Die Young, DJ Rob One, Existereo, LA Jae, Life Rexall & Radioinactive)

  • Planet of the Shapes (1998)
  • Adopted by Aliens (2000)
  • Know Future (2000)
  • The Shape Shifters Was Here (2004)

Three Eyed Cowz (Awol One with Digit 6, DJ ESP, Gel Roc, Origin, Regret, Syndrome 228 & Vyrus)

  • The Evil Cow Burger (1998)
  • Four Eyed Mortalz (2000)

The Chemikillz (Awol One with Mascaria)

  • The Chemikillz (2006)
  • Eggs of Blood (2009)

Other collaborations

  • Awol One & Ecid Are... (2010) (with Ecid)
  • The Cloaks (2010) (with Gel Roc, as The Cloaks)

EPs

  • Propaganda (2002) (with Fat Jack)
  • Splitsville (2007) (split with DJ Moves & Josh Martinez)
  • Shockra! (2012)
  • Self Induced (2013)
  • Crossroads EP (2015) (with Factor)

Guest appearances

  • Fat Jack - “For Me” from Cater to the DJ (1999)

References

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