by Divinci. They performed at a fund raiser with him and were invited on tour where they served as his opening act and back-up band. The group was then signed to ANTI-/Epitaph. In June 2012 the group independently released The 4th Wall (Part 1) on their website. Collaborations The first single from their CD No More Heroes was a tribute to hip hop producer J Dilla called Death of the Muse. It featured J-Live, Chali 2na of Jurassic 5, and J Dilla's mother Maureen "Ma Dukes" Yancey. The track was made available for download in late 2008 with all proceeds going to J Dilla's mother. News of the tribute track ended up being one of the most viewed stories of 2008 on the prominent hip hop community okayplayer and was called "the most awesome song in the history of awesomedom" by LA Weekly. Solillaquists of Sound enlisted the aid of fellow Orlando-based artist and frequent collaborator X:144 to create videos for the songs "Marvel" and "Gotham City Chase Scene" with low budgets but high production values Image Solillaquists of Sound repeatedly utilize a comic book aesthetic in their album art, website and music videos. Through artistic depictions, cinematic music videos and energetic live performances the quartet exhibit and accentuate their diverse physical characteristics. For example, Alexandrah is unusual among female performers due to her complete baldness. Members Alexandrah Sarton - vocals Swamburger - vocals Tonya Combs - vocals DiViNCi - producer Discography Studio albums 4 Student Counsol: Running from Precedence (2002) As If We Existed (2006) No More Heroes (2008) The 4th Wall: Part 1 (2012) The 4th Wall: Part 2 (2013) Compilation albums N B Tween Worlds (2005) Tour de Solilla (2005) Tour de Solilla: Pt. Deux (2011) Live albums Sol.illaquists Live (2003) Singles "Fate-La" (2013) Guest appearances The Gigantics - "Ball & Chain of Squares" from Die Already (2008) Sole - "So the Rich Can Sleep Tonight" from Nuclear Winter Volume 1 (2010) Dark Time Sunshine - "Instructions to Numb" from Vessel (2010) Grayskul - "I Adapt" from Zenith (2013) Subconscious Culture - "What Separates Us" from What Separates Us (2021) References External links Solillaquists of Sound on YouTube Artist page on ANTI-Records American hip hop groups Alternative hip hop groups Musical groups from Orlando, Florida Musical groups established in 2002 Musical quartets Married couples Underground hip hop groups 2002 establishments in Florida Anti- (record label) artists Epitaph