Artist.......: Zebra Katz
Album........: Live in Berlin
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Electronic
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2015-01-25
Str.date.....: 2014-11-27
Quality......: 252kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.zebrakatz.com/
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1. Live in Berlin 30:00
* Blk Wiccan
* Red River
* My Party
* Hey Ladies
* Josephine Effect
* Katz Built
* Been Known
* Tear The House Up
* Last Name Katz
* Higher Ground
Runtime 30:00
Size 54.23
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Zebra Katz is the stage name of Ojay Morgan, an American rapper best known for
his 2012 single "Ima Read".[1] He is part of a wave of "queer hip hop" artists
who emerged in the 2010s, who were influenced by elements of the LGBT African
American ball culture; other artists in the same movement include Mykki Blanco,
Cakes da Killa, House of LaDosha and Le1f.
The single "Ima Read", which took off when fashion designer Rick Owens used a
repeated loop of the song to soundtrack his 2012 show at Paris Fashion Week, was
released on Jeffree's, Diplo's imprint for the Mad Decent record label. Its
video was directed by RUBEN XYZ. It has been described by The Guardian as "queer
rap's crossover hit", and has been widely remixed by artists as diverse as
Tricky, Azealia Banks, Gangsta Boo, Grimes and Busta Rhymes.
Zebra Katz was originally created while Morgan was studying at Eugene Lang
College in New York City, growing out of a performance art piece called "Moor
Contradictions". He subsequently worked on songs and videos as a hobby while
working as a manager for a catering company, and began to pursue music more
actively when he started garnering wider attention following the Owens show.
Morgan conceives of Zebra Katz as "the dark rapper, the dark villain, the dark
lord of the fashion world". The single "Ima Read" is an allusion and tribute to
Paris Is Burning, the influential 1990 documentary film about ball culture.
Morgan has since released two mixtapes, Champagne (2012) and DRKLNG (2013). He
has performed numerous concerts in the United States and the United Kingdom,
both solo and as an opening act for Azealia Banks, and has also released several
followup singles on Mad Decent.
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