The Opus

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The Opus
OriginChicago, Illinois, U.S.
GenresHip hop[1]
Years active1994–present
Labels
  • Ozone Music
  • Tri-Eight Music Supplies
  • Mush Records
  • Indus Recordings
Members
  • The Isle of Weight
  • Mr. Echoes
Websitetheopus.bandcamp.com

The Opus is an American hip hop record production duo from Chicago, Illinois.[2] It consists of The Isle of Weight and Mr. Echoes.[3] AllMusic described them as "two of the most brilliant beatmakers working in hip-hop circa 2003."[4]

The Isle of Weight (born Aaron Smith) and Mr. Echoes (born Kevin Johnson) first met while attending Proviso East High School together.[5] In 1994, the duo started making music together.[5] The duo handled the production work on Rubberoom's 1999 album Architechnology.[6][7]

Members

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  • The Isle of Weight (born Aaron Smith) - production[8]
  • Mr. Echoes (born Kevin Johnson) - production[8]

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • First Contact 001 (2002)
  • Breathing Lessons (2003)
  • Praying Mantis-Plus (2010)

Compilation albums

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  • Blending Density (2010)
  • The Opus of the Opus Vol. One (2010)
  • The Opus of the Opus Vol. Two (2010)
  • 0.0.0. (2002)
  • Movement One (2002)
  • Movement Two (2002)
  • Movement Three (2002)
  • Movement Four (2003)
  • Movement Five (2004)
  • Earthwalkers EP (2004)
  • Praying Mantis EP (2010)
  • The Save Me Gallery (2010)
  • March of the Termites (2012)
  • Man Down (2017)

Singles

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  • "Live" (2002)
  • "Madhouse" (2004)
  • "Up & Away" (2011)
  • "International" (2011)
  • "A Stainless Steel Xmas" (2011)

Productions

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  • Rubberoom - Gothic Architecture (1995)
  • Rubberoom - Architechnology (1999)
  • Thawfor - Where Thawght Is Worshiped (2001)
  • DJ Krush - "Trihedron" from The Message at the Depth (2002)
  • Sonic Sum - "Films (The Opus Remix)" from Operazor EP (2003)
  • Verbal Kent - "Alien Rock" from What Box (2004)
  • Eliot Lipp - "Its Time to Leave (The Opus Remix)" from Brolabs (2011)

References

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