Oh no

Oh No ( full name: Michael Jackson Woodrow the Elder; not to be confused with another singer ) - hip hop underground musician from Oxnard , California . The younger brother of another hip-hop producer Madlib 'a, as well as the son of singer Otis Jackson ( Otis Jackson ), and the nephew of jazz trumpeter John Faddis Jon Faddis .

Oh No since childhood was surrounded by music, but up to 10 years he was interested in video games . At this age, he began experimenting with brother's musical equipment. He saw that his brother made a name for himself a hip-hop musician, and continued to improve his rapper and beatmaker skills, speaking with his band Kali Wild . Eventually, he appeared on Lootpack Soundpieces: Da Antidote , recorded on the Los Angeles label Stones Throw Records .

Oh No The Disrupt debut album was released in 2004 on Stones Throw Records. The album, generally accepted by critics, was marked with the hit “Move”, produced by J Dilla , which was also remixed and named “Move Part 2”. At the same time, he participated in the singles of other musicians, and wrote music for Wildchild , MED and others. He produced Juggaknots , De La Soul , Murs and other musicians.

In August 2006, Oh No released the album Exodus Into Unheard Rhythms , which used a lot of Galt MacDermot samples with a variety of musicians, most of them from Stones Throw. The album was warmly received by critics and Oh No became one of the significant hip-hop producers. In 2007, the album released Dr. No's Oxperiment . The album involved a lot of Turkish, Lebanese, Greek and Italian samples.

Oh No remains an energetic gamer - this is audible on The Disrupt album - they use samples from the video game "Ride". He is a frank fan of "raw" hip-hop. He hinted that his somewhat pessimistic pseudonym is associated with his personal disorders and his own bad behavior.

He is part of the Gangrene group with The Alchemist .