Fifteen years ago, one of the most legendary albums in the history of underground Hip-Hop was introduced to the world.
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Released on March, 23, 2004, \u201cMadvillainy<\/a>\u201d is the sole album by Madvillain, a duo consisting of two of underground Hip-Hop\u2019s most revered rappers and producers, MF DOOM<\/a> and Madlib<\/a>, respectively. MF DOOM (real name Daniel Dumile) is often regarded as \u201cYour favorite rapper\u2019s favorite rapper.\u201d And it shows. Numerous rappers, be they low-key or high-profile, underground or mainstream, have praised DOOM. Whether it\u2019s in the case of Mos Def going on a seven-minute fanboy rant<\/a> or the monotone, offbeat rhyme schemes and double entendres of Earl Sweatshirt<\/a>, DOOM\u2019s influence is littered throughout the rap world. Madvillain\u2019s other half, the producer known as Madlib (real name Otis Jackson Jr.), is one of Hip-Hop\u2019s most creative electronic maestros. Recently, his most notable work consists of producing the 2019 album \u201cBandana<\/a>\u201d with rapper Freddie Gibbs and being the brains behind the beat of the Kanye West single \u201cNo More Parties in L.A.<\/a>,\u201d which appears on West\u2019s 2016 album \u201cThe Life of Pablo<\/a>.\u201d Jackson composed the beat using just an iPad.
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