
Artist
Count Bass D
Count Bass D is a hip-hop artist formed in 1993. 47 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
- 47
- Releases
- 1995–2025
- Active years
- 1993
- Formed

Artist
Count Bass D is a hip-hop artist formed in 1993. 47 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.

Most popular
Dwight Spitz
2002

Begborrowsteel
2005

2006 (Some Music pt. 2)
2004

In the Loop Partie Deux
2011

Act Your Waist Size.
2006
Some Music: The Producers Cut (Part 1)
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Player Programmer
2025

Walter Dwight
2023

All Due Respect
2022

Edibles 2
2020

Cbd
2020

Edibles
2019

Instantly New
2016

Dwight Around Your Lips
2016

Instantly New (Instrumentals)
2016

Cloak and Dapper
2015

Handshake vs. Dap
2014

The Count in Cologne
2014

Some Music 6
2013

Sorrow
2013

Grandmaz Nutz
2013

Promises
2013

In This Business
2013

Cana (1 of 5)
2012

In The Loop 3 #THANKSFAM
2012

In The Loop
2012

Mic & Ike
2011

Activity
2010

Hartsfield JAXson
2010
L7 (Mid-Life Crisis)
2008

On The Reels
2000

Violatin' EP
1999
Pre-Life Crisis
1995

Barista
Single · 2025

Hats Off
Single · 2025

Sometimes I Forget
Single · 2025

God's Gift
Single · 2025

Caddy
Single · 2025

Mastermind
Single · 2025

Did You Really Care
Single · 2025

Be Real
Single · 2025

Smile On Your Face
Single · 2025

Brass Tacks
Single · 2025

Welcome Back
Single · 2020

Too Much Pressure (The Remixes)
Single · 2019

Too Much Pressure
EP · 2017

Art For Sale
EP · 2006
Count Bass D was born on August 25, 1973, and was raised in the Bronx and Canton Ohio. At the age of four his father, a West Indian minister, encouraged him to play music at his church. Count thereafter learned to play the piano, organ, Drums and bass. He then started gaining interest in Hip Hop, becoming better at rhyming while rapping with friends. In his late teens, Count Bass D enrolled at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, to take advantage of the school's instruments to finish his demo tape. He then broadcast his first Hip-Hop video on campus. His demo led him to getting a record deal with Chaos Recordings where he released his first studio album, Pre-Life Crisis in early 1995.The album was considered too progressive, and the label found it difficult to market the album. Count was then dropped from the label. In 1997 Count released his first EP, Art For Sale on independent record label Spongebath Records, the album was later released in 2005, in Japan on Octave Records.