The collab king hip hop artist Taiyamo Denku teamed up with Shyheim for a joint produced by Bofaat on his new album “Do You Want Bars?”. The video’s out now, shot by CTM Films. The two rappers are found in the studio doing what they do best – dropping knowledge about accepting challenges, telling their stories, and working through hardships.
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Taiyamo Denku goes bar for bar with some big names on a new project.
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Denku and the Onyx emcee come together for a new collaboration.
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Denku and Sonny Seeza go bar for bar in their latest collaboration.
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Taiyamo Denku and John Doe bring a cypher to life on their new joint project.
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Taiyamo Denku brings the dark bars to a dark beat in his newest video.
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Taiyamo Denku and a wrecking crew of features easily take over a cypher-type beat.
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Taiyamo Denku teams up with a Wu-Tang affiliate for a new single from an upcoming double vinyl.
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Denku delivers a fresh new solo video from his “The Darker Side of Light” project.
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Taiyamo Denku links up with a member of The Outsidaz and a Chicago legend for a new posse cut.
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Taiyamo Denku lets his collaborations speak for themselves on a new project.
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Taiyamo Denku delivers his lyrical wizardry on a much-anticipated new album.
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The collab king is back at it with another Wu-Tang affiliate.
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Denku teams up with a pair of emcees for a brand new collaboration.
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Denku makes it a global affair with his latest track.
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Denku tags 38 Spesh in for a new single from his upcoming project.
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Denku gets another collaboration in with a lyrical New York emcee.
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Denku teams up with the Madison emcee for a new track and video.
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Not very far removed from the release of his last album, “The Book of CyphaDen”, Taiyamo Denku is back as the collaboration king, with a new single featuring Recognize Ali, “Atlas Plan”. The track, produced by German producer Bo Faat, will have backpackers nodding along. Denku tells a story on the first verse, and then both artists go into the
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