4th Disciple
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| 4th Disciple | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Selwyn Bogard |
| Origin | Steubenville, Ohio |
| Genre(s) | Hip-Hop |
| Occupation(s) | Record producer |
| Associated acts |
Killarmy Wu-Tang Clan |
4th Disciple, born Selwyn Bogard, is a hip hop producer from Steubenville, Ohio, who was one of the founding members of Killarmy and one of the best-known Wu-Tang producers. He is also known as Allah Divine, El-Divine Amir Bey.
After being the resident turntablist on the Wu-Tang Clan's debut album Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers, 4th co-produced several tracks with The RZA on the first three Wu solo albums, including Wu-Gambinos, Guillotine (Swordz), and Damage. He then produced what was at the time only the second Wu-Tang track ever to lack a RZA production credit, when the Killah Priest solo track "B.I.B.L.E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth)" was included on GZA's Liquid Swords. This led to five 4th Disciple productions appearing on the double album Wu-Tang Forever. After producing 15 of the 17 tracks on Killarmy's debut album, Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars, and featuring heavily on the debut albums of Killah Priest (Heavy Mental) and Sunz of Man (The Last Shall be First), 4th's beats continued to appear on the solo work of the Clan members, including Inspectah Deck and Method Man. However, more recently, 4th has been concentrating his production on Killarmy, Sunz of Man, and their immediate affiliates rather than the Clan itself. He released the solo album Steel Valley Project in 1999 and was featured on Freedom of Speech with Hell Razah in 2004, both with limited distribution.
4th currently has joined Chromasywnd Inc. and will overlook all projects handled by the company. He will help with artist direction and serve as in-house producer for the label.
- Sunz of Man, No Love without Hate, (1995)
- "B.I.B.L.E.," GZA featuring Killah Priest, Liquid Swords (1995)
- "The City," "A Better Tomorrow," "Scary Hours/Cash Still Rules," "Older Gods," "Impossible," Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Forever (1997)
- Killarmy, Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars (1997)
- "Dangerous Mindz," "The Night the Earth Cried," Gravediggaz, The Pick, the Sickle, & the Shovel (1998)
- Killah Priest, Heavy Mental (1998)
- "Nasty Immigrants," Raekwon & 12 O'Clock, Nutty Professor soundtrack (1998)
- "Cold," "Illusions," "The Plan," "Not Promised Tomorrow," Sunz of Man, The Last Shall be First (1998)
- "Shaolin What," Method Man, Tical 2000: Judgement Day (1998)
- "Check for a Nigga," Cappadonna, The Pillage (1998)
- "Fifth Disciple," "Love," "Element of Surprise," "As the World Turnz," La The Darkman, Heist of the Century (1998)
- Killarmy, Dirty Weaponry (1999)
- "9th Chamber," "Grand Prix," Inspectah Deck, Uncontrolled Substance (1999)
- Killarmy, Fear, Love, & War (2001)
- "Dancing With Wolves," Killarmy, Wu-Tang Killa Beez: The Sting compilation (2002)
- "The Mighty King of Swords"- Warcloud : Smugglin Booze in the Graveyard (2002)
- "Generation Next," "Burn Bridges," 9th Prince, Grandaddy Flow (2003).
- Cappadonna, "If it's All Right with You"
- Jag & Ho2fa, "All the Way Thru," "Explain" Good Product $ell$ Itself, (2006)
- "The Captain" Tragedy Khadafi, (2007)
- "Inner G" Killah Priest The Offering (2007)
- 4th Disciple at MySpace
- Fourth Disciple at All Music Guide
- Official 4th Disciple website
- Producerville interviews 4th Disciple 10/12/2007
| Killarmy |
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| Members |
| 4th Disciple | 9th Prince | Beretta 9 | Dom Pachino | Islord | Killa Sin | ShoGun Assasson |
| Albums |
| Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars | Dirty Weaponry | Fear, Love & War |
| Singles |
| "Soldiers of Darkness" | "Swinging Swords" | "Camouflage Ninjas" | "Wake Up" | "Wu-Renegades" | "The Shoot Out" | "Red Dawn" | "Feel It" | "Street Monopoly" | "Which Way You Going" |
| Solo albums |
| Freedom of Speech (4th Disciple) | Granddaddy Flow (9th Prince) | Tera Iz Him (Dom Pachino) | Gunz An Glory: A Soldier Story (Dom Pachino) |
| See also |
| Wu-Tang Clan | Wu-Tang Clan affiliates | Sunz of Man | Loud Records |