Oh No Ohnomite

This time, Oh No (born Michael Jackson, younger brother of Madlib and son of singer Otis Jackson) was granted unprecedented access to the Rudy Ray Moore / Dolemite audio archives and given free rein to slice, dice, chop and sample his way through the classic-yet-absolutely-filthy catalog. He was able to use legendary material from The Human Tornado, Petey Wheatstraw, the Dolemite Soundtrack and more, plus a multitude of previously unreleased and alternate acapellas and instrumentals.

The end result is Ohnomite, a 19 track head-banging extravaganza of sloppy funk, dirty soul, and brainy lyricism,
all aimed at one thing- making your head nod and your ass shake. Much like his 2009 all-Ethiopian endeavor Dr.
No's Ethiopium, Oh No tackles this with an unmatched ferocity and proper admiration for the source material. He
combines side-splitting vocal outtakes with the right amount of hard-hitting drum breaks and soul samples to
concoct a mixture sure to appeal to both old and new schoolers alike. And when you add to that guests spots from the likes of MF Doom, Evidence, Phife Dawg, The Alchemist, Erick Sermon, Rapper Pooh, MED, Guilty
Simpson, Roc Marciano, Sticky Fingaz, Chino XL, Roc C, Prozack Turner, Termanology, Frank Nitt and more, and you are left with a one of a kind album from a one of a kind musician. Ohnomite - 19 songs of pure whoop ass from Oh No and Dolemite!