Pharoahe Monch，原名Tory Donald Jamerson，1972年10月31日出生于纽约皇后区。一个美国hip hop艺人，闻名于其复句式和多音节押韵方式。介绍了其成名历程，收录的英文作品名称。

个人简介

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个人简介

Pharoahe Monch，原名Tory Donald Jamerson，1972年10月31日出生于纽约皇后区。座位一个美国hip hop艺人，闻名于其复句式和多音节押韵方式。（这一点可以从参考RAKIM。）

Pharoahe Monch的名字来源于猴子玩具，Monchhichis。Monch在剪了一个很挫的发型后看起来就像黑猩猩"，高中学校的女生都开始叫他"Mon Chi Chi"，后来在简短后成为了“Monch”。Monch在遇见了组成Organized Konfusion的搭档Prince Po后就舍弃了Pharoahe的名字前缀。而Pharaoh是他在学习埃及的时候选的。

Monch作为和Prince Poetry一起搭档的组合Organized Konfusion一员，一共以组合的名义发行了三张专辑。The self-titled Organized Konfusion ，The Extinction Agenda and The Equinox。他们自己也制作了这三张专辑中大部分的歌曲。所有专辑都收到了肯定的评论，但销量却不尽人意。于是，组合在97年录制完最后一张专辑The Equinox后由Prince Poetry拒绝了组合的重新组合而彻底解散了。

Pharoahe Monch 于是和独立唱片公司Rawkus Records签约。先前是座位客串嘉宾出现在和一系列Rawkus专辑里，例如最畅销专辑，Soundbombing2，接著Monch的首张个人专辑 Internal Affairs于1999年发行。这张专辑的第一支单曲 Simon Says，是1999重点打榜歌曲。接著因为他被控告使用了Godzilla的采样作为伴奏，然后被强迫将这首这从专辑中移出。2001年他的另一首单曲Got You同样是重点打榜歌曲，但最终还是销量欠佳。2003年，Pharoahe发行了他再Rawkus Records里最有一张单曲，Agent Orange，一首由战争产生灵感的歌曲，重现了1991年Organized Konfusion 的歌曲"Releasing Hypnotical Gases"。

Pharoahe的单曲“Simon Says”也出现在2000年电影查理的天使。在影片中Sam Rockwell在城堡上点燃一只香烟，一手抓住Drew Barrymore作为人质的时候，观众可以强烈感受到这首歌和那令人心动的节奏。另外，Pharoahe的单曲“Right Here”和“Simon Says”也出现在电影Boiler Room。

Pharaoche同时也和说唱团体THE HRSUM有著联系，虽然不是这个四人团体的成员，他仍一致坚持如果有一天团体要扩张的话他一定要加入进去。

有传言说他的下一张专辑，Innervisions，将烙上Denaun Porter's旗下新的Shady Records的Runyon Ave烙印。但是显然谣言以不攻自破。Monch已经声明和Wu-Tang Clan, David Banner以及Terror Squad的公司Street Records Corporation签约。而计划于2006年末发行的专辑也被推迟到2007年4月。新专辑名为Desire,Monch讨论到这张专辑“它更多的像灵歌，福音，一个全新的我的声音。”新专辑的主打单曲是其本人亲手曹早制作的“Push”和“Let's Go”。MV及单曲CD也于2006年9乐发行。Monch在2007年2月的布鲁克林音乐节上发行了新的MV“When the Gun Draws”。

在说唱界声名显赫的Diddy的最新专辑Press Play，Monch参与到The Future的制作并作词，同时于Mobb Deep的Havoc一起也写了“Hold Up”。他所作词明显的涵盖了不仅是内容更是照顾了Diddy的押韵。

1997年《Equinox》之后，Organized Konfusion因为与如潮好评不相称的糟糕推广终于分解，开始了各自的solo生涯。团体中较为引人注目的Pharoahe Monch很快就签约rawkus，发行了自己的专辑《Internal Affairs》，从封面就可以看出这是一张愤怒的硬核说唱专辑，Pharoahe快速如机关枪的flow和广阔的词汇量在这张专辑中展露无疑，在专辑中有Canibus和M.O.P.等硬核强人参与，特别是单曲“Simon Says”一曲及其remix（邀到Lady Luck，Redman，Method Man，Shabaam Shadeeq和Busta Rhymes客串）值得铭记。而由Diamond D制作、小夜曲般的“The Light”和“The Truth”（由Common和Talib Kweli相助）两曲则是专辑的柔美一面。遗憾地是因为采样版权方面的问题，这张经典专辑几乎刚出版不久就成为绝版。

2007年6月26日，离开人们实现达8年之久的麦克风怪兽Pharoahe Monch和他个人第二张专辑《Desire》回来了，期间经历了Rawkus的倒闭，被Aftermath冷藏，Pharoahe的热情却丝毫没有减退，2006年秋天放出的同名曲“Desire”由The Alchemist制作，让人足够放心Pharoahe并没有退步。专辑中精彩的远不只有这首歌，翻唱公敌名曲的“Welcome to the Terrodome”，70年代funk风的“Body Baby”，Organized Konfusion第二张《Stress：Extinction Agenda》中名曲“Stray Bullet”后续篇的“When The Gun Draws”以及与Erykah Badu合作的“Hold On”都是专辑的亮点。值得一提的是，来自D12的Mr.Porter在这张里相当出彩，不但担任了一部分背景声，而且制作也将Dr.Dre学得十足到位。

作品

Featured Appearances

"Live from the DJ Stretch Armstrong Show with your host Bobbito The Barber" (from Lyricist Lounge, Volume One)

'"Mayor"' & "WWIII" (Soundbombing 2, 1999)

'"Lyrical Fluctuation (feat. Jigmastas, Mr. Complex, Talib Kweli & Shabaam Sahdeeq)" (from the DJ Spinna album The Beyond Real Experience, 1999)

'"Dirty Decibels"' (from the High & Mighty album Home Field Advantage, 1999)

'"Take Me Home"' (from the Polyrhythm Addicts album Rhyme Related, 1999)

'"The Anthem (featuring Eminem, RZA, Tech N9NE, Xzibit, Kool G Rap, Chino XL & KRS-One)" (from the Sway & King Tech album This Or That, 1999)

'"Turnablist Anthem"' (from the Rob Swift album The Ablist, 1999)

'"Innovations Remix" (from the Saukrates album The Underground Tapes, 1999)

'"Why Don't Cha"', "Big Fronter" & "Divine Intervention" (from the Mr. Complex album The Complex Catalog, 2000)

'"Ill Collabo (feat. Prince Po)" (from the The Dwellas album The Last Shall Be First, 2000)

'"Kenny Rogers - Pharoahe Monch Dub Plate (feat. Kenny Rogers)" (from the Wyclef Jean album The Ecleftic: 2 Sides II a Book, 2000)

'"What Am I? (feat. L.I.F.E. Long)" (from the Antipop Consortium album Tragic Epilogue, 2000)

'"Ghost Weed Skit 1" (from the De La Soul album Art Official Intelligence: Mosaic Thump, 2000)

'"One Four Love Pt.1 (feat. Common, Kool G Rap, Mos Def, Posdnuos, Rah Digga, Shabaam Sahdeeq, Sporty Thievz & Talib Kweli)" (from the Rawkus Records EP Hip Hop For Respect EP, 2000)

'"Horsemen" (from the Canibus album 2000 B.C. (Before Can-I-Bus), 2000)

'"Connect (featuring Xzibit & Gipp)" (from the DJ Hurricane album Don't Sleep, 2000)

'"Oh No (feat. Mos Def & Nate Dogg)" (Lyricist Lounge 2, 2000)

"Livin' It Up" (from the Next Friday Soundtrack, 2000)

"Fuck You (Got You)" (Training Day Soundtrack, 2001)

"I Pledge Allegiance" (from the Nate Dogg album Music & Me, 2001)

"Last Dayz" (from the Adam F album Kaos: The Anti-Acoustic Warfare, 2001)

"Madden 2002 Theme" (from the video game Madden NFL 2002, 2002)

"Guerilla Monsoon Rap (feat. Black Thought)" (from the Talib Kweli album Quality, 2002)

"The Life (featuring Styles P)" & "Round & Round (Remix)", (from Soundbombing 3, 2002)

"The X (Y'all Know The Name) (featuring Xzibit, Inspectah Deck & Skillz)" (from the X-Ecutioners album Built From Scratch, 2002)

"H! Vltg3 (featuring Evidence)" (from the Linkin Park album Reanimation, 2002)

"Frontline (featuring Prince Po, Mike Zoot & F.T.)" (from the El Da Sensei album Relax Relate Release, 2002)

"Murda 1 Case (featuring KK)" (from the DJ Quik album Under Tha Influence, 2002)

"See What I See" (from the Ras Kass album Goldyn Chyld, 2002)

"Talking to You (feat. Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Rah Digga & A-Butta)" (Rawkus Single, 2002)

"What is the Law" (OZ Soundtrack, 2003)

"Just Do It" (from the Pete Rock album Soul Survivor II, 2004)

"It Ain't The Money" (from the Macy Gray album The Very Best of Macy Gray, 2005)

"Evaridae" (from the O.C. album Starchild, 2005)

"New World Symphony" (from the Miri Ben-Ari album The Hip-Hop Violinist, 2005)

"Fish Filet" (from the Sa-Ra double-single The Second Time Around, 2006)

"Book Of Judges" (Marc Eckō's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure Soundtrack, 2006)

"Loose Ends (feat. Justin Timberlake & will i am)" (from the Sérgio Mendes album Timeless, 2006)

"Love" (from the J Dilla album The Shining, 2006)

"Wisdom (feat. Mr. Porter)" (from the Lil Skeeter mixtape Motorcity Mad Man, 2007)

"Rehab" (feat. Jay-Z) (from Amy Winehouse album Back to Black, 2007)

"Reachin'" (from the Polyrhythm Addicts album Break Glass, 2007)