Q-Bah started his musical career as the founding member of the rapgroup Dutch Cream in 1996. The group consisted of rappers AlteRego, Baldylox and Q-Bah. Together they brought out a single called Geen Gelul in 1997, which was launched as a gift for the readers of Dutch magazine Webber. The following year Dutch Cream brought out the single Crowd Vibe, a song in three languages (English, Spanish, French) that did good on local radiostations in Germany and France. I Don't Like HipHop (I Love It) followed in 1998. This was a remake of 10cc's Dreadlock Holiday, that became a #1 hit in several countries through the help of record company EMS Crossover, were Dutch Cream was signed at the time. In the Netherlands the group performed for several TV shows and got airplay at Radio 538. After that, th
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| - Q-Bah started his musical career as the founding member of the rapgroup Dutch Cream in 1996. The group consisted of rappers AlteRego, Baldylox and Q-Bah. Together they brought out a single called Geen Gelul in 1997, which was launched as a gift for the readers of Dutch magazine Webber. The following year Dutch Cream brought out the single Crowd Vibe, a song in three languages (English, Spanish, French) that did good on local radiostations in Germany and France. I Don't Like HipHop (I Love It) followed in 1998. This was a remake of 10cc's Dreadlock Holiday, that became a #1 hit in several countries through the help of record company EMS Crossover, were Dutch Cream was signed at the time. In the Netherlands the group performed for several TV shows and got airplay at Radio 538. After that, th
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| - Q-Bah started his musical career as the founding member of the rapgroup Dutch Cream in 1996. The group consisted of rappers AlteRego, Baldylox and Q-Bah. Together they brought out a single called Geen Gelul in 1997, which was launched as a gift for the readers of Dutch magazine Webber. The following year Dutch Cream brought out the single Crowd Vibe, a song in three languages (English, Spanish, French) that did good on local radiostations in Germany and France. I Don't Like HipHop (I Love It) followed in 1998. This was a remake of 10cc's Dreadlock Holiday, that became a #1 hit in several countries through the help of record company EMS Crossover, were Dutch Cream was signed at the time. In the Netherlands the group performed for several TV shows and got airplay at Radio 538. After that, they were asked to tour for popmagazine Hitkrant.
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