The Entity (album) explained
The Entity is the debut album by American underground rapper King Gordy. It was released on June 24, 2003 via Web Entertainment. The record featured guest appearances by the likes of fellow Detroit-based rappers Bizarre, Obie Trice, and the Fat Killahz. The audio production was handled by Eminem, Luis Resto, The 45 King, the Almighty Dreadnaughtz (0-1, Blitz, Cysion, Hex Murda, Konphlict), and Bass Brothers (among others), who also served as executive producers of the album.
Gordy released a music video for the song "Nightmares".
Track listing
Notes
- signifies an additional producer.
- signifies a co-producer.
Personnel
Adapted from AllMusic.[1]
- Jeff Bass – bass, engineer, executive producer, guitar, keyboards, producer
- Mark Bass – A&R, executive producer, mixing, producer
- Akane Behrens – engineer
- Rick Behrens – engineer
- Cysion – producer
- Shabazz Ford – rap vocals
- Andy Gallacher – vocals
- Brian "Big Bass" Gardner – mastering
- Eugene Howell – A&R, producer
- Richard Hunt – assistant engineer
- Rufus Johnson – rap vocals
- Steve King – bass, engineer, guitar, mixing, producer
- Joel Martin – A&R, executive producer
- Luis Resto – keyboards, producer
- Konnie Ross – producer
- Shim-E-Bango – rap vocals
- Silent Riot – producer
- Michael Strange Jr. – engineer, mixing, producer
- Obie Trice – featured artist
- Shaphan "Maestro" Williams – vocals
- Marv Won – rap vocals
- 0–1 – producer
- Waverly W. Alford III – rap vocals
- Marshall Mathers - producer on tracks 2, 3, 6, 10
Additional musicians
- Brandy Nicole Ellis – background vocals on track 6
- Jennifer Bostick – background vocals on track 16
- Ray Gale – harmonica on track 10
- Salvador Tempo – additional vocals on track 15
- Stephani Singleton – background vocals on track 16
- Wayne Gerard – producer, guitar on track 15
Notes and References
- Web site: The Entity – King Gordy – Credits – AllMusic. AllMusic.
