MC Paul Barman
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Paul Barman grew up in the suburban splendor of Ridgewood, New Jersey. Even as a child he dreamed of being an architect of dialect. During a summer camp field trip, Paul purchased The Dead Kennedys’ Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death and De La Soul’s Three Feet High and Rising. These tapes flipped his five-sided cage upside down. The roof became the floor, and the new roof was open.
Years later, when he heard the combination of Wu-Tang’s intense wordplay and Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s exuberant energy, Paul’s sketchbooks began to go from drawings to lyrics.
In 1998, Househusband Records released Postgraduate Work, Paul’s self-produced 7”. It included the dusted, yet intelligent, “Enter Pan-Man” about a slimy recent college graduate who gets horn and hoof implants to become a marginal star, eventually retiring to Westchester as a bad dad with arthritis.
“Enter Pan-Man” caught the ears of left-field hip-hop producer Prince Paul, who offered Barman the chance to work with him on a project. The result of their collaboration, It’s Very Stimulating (Wordsound, 2000), introduced Paul to the public sphere as a heavy lyricist, rhyming about school, politics, and comedic sexcapades. The 6-track EP contained gems such as “My Dandy Voice makes even the most anti-choice grannies’ panties moist.
Years later, when he heard the combination of Wu-Tang’s intense wordplay and Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s exuberant energy, Paul’s sketchbooks began to go from drawings to lyrics.
In 1998, Househusband Records released Postgraduate Work, Paul’s self-produced 7”. It included the dusted, yet intelligent, “Enter Pan-Man” about a slimy recent college graduate who gets horn and hoof implants to become a marginal star, eventually retiring to Westchester as a bad dad with arthritis.
“Enter Pan-Man” caught the ears of left-field hip-hop producer Prince Paul, who offered Barman the chance to work with him on a project. The result of their collaboration, It’s Very Stimulating (Wordsound, 2000), introduced Paul to the public sphere as a heavy lyricist, rhyming about school, politics, and comedic sexcapades. The 6-track EP contained gems such as “My Dandy Voice makes even the most anti-choice grannies’ panties moist.
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