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In November 2005, Linkin Park co-founder
Mike Shinoda debuted as a
solo artist with Rising Tied, an ambitious collection credited to his alter ego,
Fort Minor, that blended hip-hop with electronics and rock elements. The set was
exec-produced by Jay-Z, who had previously collaborated with Shinoda and Linkin
Park on 2004's Collision Course. Tied also featured plenty of guests like Common
and John Legend, as well as newer artists from Shinoda's Machine Shop imprint.
The album was a labor of love for the Linkin Park MC. Not only did he produce
and mix it, but Shinoda played 99 percent of the instruments; did all the
sequencing and programming; and wrote some very personal raps about his life,
youth, and family. "Kenji" was a standout, exploring the experience of
Japanese-American internees during World War II. The track featured recordings
of Shinoda's relatives discussing their experiences in the camps.
Musicians that taking part in the record of albums "The
Rising Tied" и "We
Major"
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and album
Fort Minor

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