- In the midst of Los Angeles' early 1990s gangster rap takeover, the Pharcyde presented another slice of Southern California living. The Cali quartet delivered imaginative story raps about people's mothers and unfulfilled love, and rhymed over a diverse collection of jazz-influenced beats that were as creative and trailblazing as they were catchy. Even though the quartet shared equal time on the mic, one member stood out because his stories were the best, his delivery was the most captivating and his sense of humor was the most biting. His name is Fatlip.
- After leaving the Pharcyde in the mid-1990s, recording a number of hit underground singles throughout the last several years and delivering a scene-stealing cameo in Ludacris' recent "Get Back" video, Fatlip is ready to release his debut album, the humorously titled TheLoneliest Punk.
- Fatlip left the Pharcyde about a decade ago, so believe that his album has been a labor of love -- something that hasn't always been easy to work on. He cleverly examines his artistic impediments on the snide "Writer's Block".
- MySpace - www.myspace.com/fatlipmusic
