Termanology to join Method Man and Redman on “Still High Tour”

Posted on Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Tags: Method- Man , redman , still high tour , Termanology

Massachusetts-bred; New York-based rapper Termanology’s debut LP, Politics As Usual, is in stores now.  One of this year’s most anticipated albums; Politics As Usual is a joint venture between Term’s own ST. Records and Indy powerhouse Nature Sounds. Termanology’s debut merges the best of both worlds for all Hip-Hop fans, as its meshes classic boom-bap production from a virtual who’s who list of production royalty; DJ Premier, Hi-Tek, Pete Rock, The Alchemist, Havoc, Buckwild, Nottz and Large Professor all provide tracks and it also includes guest appearances from Prodigy, Sheek Louch, Freeway, Lil Fame and UGK’s Bun B who guests on the LP’s DJ Premier produced lead-single “How We Rock.”

At the onset of 2006, Term caught his big break when legendary producer DJ Premier, whom he met three years earlier, finally blessed him with one of his signature, scratch-laden beats. “Watch How It Go Down” instantly became an underground classic and Termanology appeared on Hip-Hop’s international radar. The conscious hood anthem garnered the earnest MC tons of praise, landing him in The Source’s “Unsigned Hype” and XXL’s “Show and Prove” columns.

Since then, Termanology has quickly climbed the industry ranks with his Hood Politics mixtape series and his debut, Politics As Usual, has a huge buzz on the Internet and has also been included in Source, XXL, XLR8R, Remix and Spin Magazine’s (Look for Term in the Dec 2008 issue of Spin Magazine where he will be featured as a “Break Out” artist).

The opportunity to join two legends like Method Man and Redman on their “Still High” tour is very gratifying for Term as he laments “I’ve been listening to Method Man and Redman my whole life and it’s an honor to tour with them. I look forward to tearing it down for the fans.”

Confirmed Dates for Redman and Method Man’s “Still High” Tour featuring Termanology:

Oct-10 PROVIDENCE, RI (LUPOS)

Oct-12 BURLINGTON, VT (HIGHER GROUND)

Oct-13 WORCESTER, MA (PALLADIUM)

Oct-14 NEW HAVEN, CT (TOADS PLACE)

Oct-15 PHILADELPHIA, PA (TROCADERO)

Oct-17 NEW YORK, NY (NOKIA THEATER)

Oct-18 RICHMOND, VA (TOADS PLACE)

Oct-19 BALTIMORE, MD (SONAR)

Oct-21 BLOOMINGTON, IN (BLUEBIRD)

Oct-22 CINCINNATI, OH (MAD HATTER)

Oct-23 DETROIT, MI (CROFOT BALLROOM)

Oct-24 CHICAGO, IL (HOUSE OF BLUES)

Oct-27 MINNEAPOLIS, MN (FIRST AVE)

Oct-29 DENVER, CO (OGDEN)

Oct-30 ASPEN, CO (BELLY UP)

Oct-31 SALT LAKE CITY, UT (MURRAY THEATRE)

Nov-02 BELLINGHAM, WA (WWU – VIKING UNION)

Nov-04 PORTLAND, OR (ROSELAND)

Nov-05 SEATTLE, WA (SHOWBOX SODO)

Nov-06 ARCATA, CA (HUMBOLDT ST. UNIV.)

Nov-07 SAN FRAN, CA (GRAND BALLROOM)

Nov-08 SANTA CRUZ, CA (THE CATALYST)

Nov-09 PETALUMA, CA (PHOENIX THEATER

Nov-11 LOS ANGELES, CA (HOUSE OF BLUES)

Nov-13 SAN DIEGO, CA (CANE’S)

Nov-14 PHOENIX, AZ (MARQUEE THEATER)

Nov-15 ALBUQUERQUE, NM (ALB.CONVENTION CTR)

Nov-16 DALLAS, TX (HOUSE OF BLUES)

Nov-18 AUSTIN, TX (STUBBS WALLER CREEK AMP)

Nov-19 HOUSTON, TX (HOUSE OF BLUES)

Nov-21 ATHENS, GA (GEORGIA THEATER)

Nov-22 ASHEVILLE, NC (ORANGE PEEL)

Nov-23 CARRBORO, NC (CATS CRADLE)

Nov-25 NORFOLK, VA (NORVA THEATRE)

Nov-26 WASHINGTON, DC (9:30 CLUB)

Nov-28 ASBURY PARK, NJ (STONE PONY)

Nov-29 HARTFORD, CT WEBSTER THEATRE)

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