MOBONIX

MOBONIX

BY PHILLIP MLYNAR

DOOM’s new right hand man...


It’s more than a little off-key speaking to MoBonix. Not necessarily because the ATLien is wearing a black stocking pulled tightly over his face and glasses – it’s more that he introduces himself by way of a deadly serious, “MoBonix is from Mars.” So, par for the course for a disciple of a man who in the past has claimed the shape of a three-headed monster. “It’s like now they just found water on Mars, right?” he continues, furrowing deeper into his obtuse back story. “So in terms of time and things that we can’t see and things that we really can’t fathom, they’ve already happened. Everything that’s going on here – it’s a re-run.”

After hooking up with DOOM through a good friend – “It was just like minds, you know? You get together and you just add on,” he says of their meeting – MoBonix found his way on to ‘Born Like This’’s posse cut spectacular, ‘Supervillainz’, holding his own alongside Kurious, Slug, and a vocoder-dabbling Pos. But beyond that don’t expect to unearth too much in the way of dusty gems: Asked to delve into his back cat, MoBonix gives up only, “I’ll just put this out there: go look up Fat Rhyme Sector. Nothing else.

“But we will be revealing more as time progresses,” he adds of his character. “More than anything, I feel like the programmer for MoBonix, or the writer. MoBonix might not even be able to react to the script – you write the script, then two girls turn up with fat asses and MoBonix might not even be able to react to that! I just write the script.” Then he exclaims, “MoBonix is like the product of advanced programming!”
- Hip Hop Connections

MOBONIX

BY PHILLIP MLYNAR

DOOM’s new right hand man...


It’s more than a little off-key speaking to MoBonix. Not necessarily because the ATLien is wearing a black stocking pulled tightly over his face and glasses – it’s more that he introduces himself by way of a deadly serious, “MoBonix is from Mars.” So, par for the course for a disciple of a man who in the past has claimed the shape of a three-headed monster. “It’s like now they just found water on Mars, right?” he continues, furrowing deeper into his obtuse back story. “So in terms of time and things that we can’t see and things that we really can’t fathom, they’ve already happened. Everything that’s going on here – it’s a re-run.”

After hooking up with DOOM through a good friend – “It was just like minds, you know? You get together and you just add on,” he says of their meeting – MoBonix found his way on to ‘Born Like This’’s posse cut spectacular, ‘Supervillainz’, holding his own alongside Kurious, Slug, and a vocoder-dabbling Pos. But beyond that don’t expect to unearth too much in the way of dusty gems: Asked to delve into his back cat, MoBonix gives up only, “I’ll just put this out there: go look up Fat Rhyme Sector. Nothing else.

“But we will be revealing more as time progresses,” he adds of his character. “More than anything, I feel like the programmer for MoBonix, or the writer. MoBonix might not even be able to react to the script – you write the script, then two girls turn up with fat asses and MoBonix might not even be able to react to that! I just write the script.” Then he exclaims, “MoBonix is like the product of advanced programming!”
- Hip Hop Connections

etal Face Academy member Mobonix is getting ready to release his latest project, “Machine Man” via XIL Recordings on April 15th. The new album features beats by DOOM, Madlib, CX KidTronik, DJ Kool Akiem, DJ Wesu and Professor Ojo.

Mobonix started out as a public speaker/community organizer at a young age. He also promoted hip hop events and was the first to do parties and shows with DJ Drama, Tony Touch and Common to name a few.

Mobonix’ first show as an emcee was with DOOM in Miami. Mobonix emcee’d while DOOM DJed, at a URB magazine party at the Sky Bar in South Beach. That followed a feature on DOOM’s “Live from Planet X” tour. He was then featured on the posse cut, “Supervillainz” alongside DOOM, Kurious, Slug and Posdnuos. - Urb Magazine