Two Kings in a Cipher - From Pyramids to Projects (1991) oop | D-Dot

Two Kings In A Cipher
Profile:
Early 90s US rap group consisting of DOP (Deric Angelettie) and the Noble Ahmen-Ra (Ron Lawrence). The two met at Howard University and there they formed the group. Two Kings In A Cipher went on to release two albums on Bahia Entertainment before folding. The duo then turned to producing, recording work for Sean "Puffy" Combs' Bad Boy label, among others. -discogs

Deric Michael Angelettie (born July 31, 1968).,[1] better known by his stage name D-Dot (also known as Mad Rapper,[2] The Madd Rapper, Papa Dot, and D.O.P.[3]), is an American music producer, songwriter, artist, manager, tv and film producer and entrepreneur from Brooklyn, New York City.[4] He is a Grammy NARAS Award winner for "Producer of The Year" in 1998[5] and a BMI Urban Award winner in 2001.[6]

He created the character, Mad Rapper (who made his debut on Notorious B.I.G.'s LP, Life After Death), and released an album, Tell 'Em Why U Madd, on his ′Crazy Cat Catalogue′ record label distributed by Columbia Records in 2000. The album featured up and coming rapper 50 Cent on the song "How To Rob" and also introduced a young producer/rapper, Kanye West, whom D-Dot also managed and mentored. - wikipedia

The Creator Had A Master Plan
Definition Of A King
Daffy Wuz A Black Man
How U Figga???
Kemit-Cal Reaction
You Know How To Make Me (Short Version)
Prelude To A Masterpiece
Movin' On 'Em (The Remix)
Com'n Atcha
TKO'n
Kings Are People Too!!!
For The Brothers Who Ain't Here

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