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''4 Corners'' are MC's [[Koma]] ([[Charles Ngakoma Conner]]) and [[Hepaklypz]] ([[Hohepa Morgan]]), and DJ [[Omega B]] ([[Brett Wagner]]). They formed in 1998 from other Hamilton groups, including [[REAL]] ([[Omega B]]) and [[As Is]] ([[Koma]]), and named themselves after the four elements of hip hop culture (MC-ing, DJ-ing, breaking, and bombing). <br>
 
''4 Corners'' are MC's [[Koma]] ([[Charles Ngakoma Conner]]) and [[Hepaklypz]] ([[Hohepa Morgan]]), and DJ [[Omega B]] ([[Brett Wagner]]). They formed in 1998 from other Hamilton groups, including [[REAL]] ([[Omega B]]) and [[As Is]] ([[Koma]]), and named themselves after the four elements of hip hop culture (MC-ing, DJ-ing, breaking, and bombing). <br>
  
They featured on ''P-Money''s album [[Big Things]], [[Koma]] and [[Hepaklypz]] have tracks on ''DJ Sir-Vere'''s [[Major Flavours 4]] compilation, and [[Omega B]] on [[Major Flavours 6]]. They have toured nationwide with ''Nesian Mystic'' and ''Misfits of Science'', and played ''Big Day Out'' 2005 in Auckland. They released a single "[[On the Downlow]]" in late 2005, and in 2006 released the single "[[By My Side]]" and their first album "[[Foundations]]", the latter featuring collaborations from the likes on ''P-Money'' and ''Che Fu''. A video from the album, "Now I Know" (featuring Ladi6), has received wide television airplay. All their releases are on ''Disruptiv''.
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They released a single "[[On the Downlow]]" in late 2005, and in 2006 released the single "[[By My Side]]" and their first album "[[Foundations]]", the latter featuring collaborations from the likes on ''P-Money'' and ''Che Fu''. A video from the album, "Now I Know" (featuring Ladi6), has received wide television airplay. All their releases are on ''Disruptiv''.<br>
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''4 Corners'' have also featured on ''P-Money''s album [[Big Things]], [[Koma]] and [[Hepaklypz]] have tracks on ''DJ Sir-Vere'''s [[Major Flavours 4]] compilation, and [[Omega B]] on [[Major Flavours 6]]. They have toured nationwide with ''Nesian Mystic'' and ''Misfits of Science'', and played the ''Big Day Out'' festival 2005 and 2007 in Auckland. <br>
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At the 2006 Apra Silver Scroll awards ''4 Corners'' performed a remix of the ''Patea Maori Club'' classic "''Poi E''" with ''P-Money'' and the ''Patea Maori Club''. ''4 Corners'' have since given repeat perfomances of the song at the 2007 ''Parehaka Music Festival'' and Big Day Out''.
  
 
==Releases==
 
==Releases==

Revision as of 11:31, 22 January 2007

"The Foundations" cover art

4 Corners are MC's Koma (Charles Ngakoma Conner) and Hepaklypz (Hohepa Morgan), and DJ Omega B (Brett Wagner). They formed in 1998 from other Hamilton groups, including REAL (Omega B) and As Is (Koma), and named themselves after the four elements of hip hop culture (MC-ing, DJ-ing, breaking, and bombing).

They released a single "On the Downlow" in late 2005, and in 2006 released the single "By My Side" and their first album "Foundations", the latter featuring collaborations from the likes on P-Money and Che Fu. A video from the album, "Now I Know" (featuring Ladi6), has received wide television airplay. All their releases are on Disruptiv.

4 Corners have also featured on P-Moneys album Big Things, Koma and Hepaklypz have tracks on DJ Sir-Vere's Major Flavours 4 compilation, and Omega B on Major Flavours 6. They have toured nationwide with Nesian Mystic and Misfits of Science, and played the Big Day Out festival 2005 and 2007 in Auckland.

At the 2006 Apra Silver Scroll awards 4 Corners performed a remix of the Patea Maori Club classic "Poi E" with P-Money and the Patea Maori Club. 4 Corners have since given repeat perfomances of the song at the 2007 Parehaka Music Festival and Big Day Out.

Releases

On the Downlow single, 2005
By My Side single, 2006
Foundations album, 2006

On the Downlow appears on the 2006 compilation Area 07

The Xpedition (Feat. 4 Corners) and Synchronize Thoughts (Feat. 4 Corners & Scribe) appears on the 2003 P-Money album Big Things.

External Links

4 Corners Myspace page
Disruptiv website

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