Baatin
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Titus Glover (1974 – July 31, 2009), also known as Baatin, was an American rapper who emerged from the mid-1990s underground hip hop scene in Detroit, Michigan part of the rap group Slum Village.
Baatin got his start on the mic in 1986. In the early ’90s, he befriended the now deceased rapper Proof (of D12), and would accompany him to hip-hop nights at Stanley’s Café and 1515 Broadway. In 1991, Baatin’s hip-hop group, Ssenepod (dopeness spelled backward), changed it’s name to Slum Village, which at the time, was made up of Jay Dee, Baatin and T3. Titus first christened himself Scandalous-T.
He passed away July 31st, 2009 at the age of 35.
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Discography
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Studio Albums
- 1997 Fan-Tas-Tic (Vol. 1) (official release: 2005 through Counterflow Records)
- 2000 Fantastic, Vol. 2 (GoodVibe Recordings)
- 2002 Trinity (Past, Present and Future) (Barak/Capitol Records)
- 2009 Villa Manifesto
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Compilations
- 2000 Best Kept Secret (under the alias J-88) (Groove Attack Productions)
- 2002 Dirty District (Sequence Records)
- 2005 Prequel to a Classic (Barak Records)
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Singles
- 1999 "Get Dis Money" (Interscope)
- 2000 "Climax" (GoodVibe Recordings)
- 2000 "Raise It Up" (GoodVibe Recordings)
- 2002 "Tainted" (featuring Dwele) (Barak/Capitol Records)
- 2002 "Disco (Remix)" (featuring Ms. Jade & Raje Shwari) (Barak/Capitol Records)
- 2009 "Cloud 9" (featuring Marsha Ambrosius) (Barak Records)
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Appearances
- 2000: "One-4-Teen (Funky For You)" (from the Bahamadia album BB Queen)
- 2000: "Thelonius" (from the Common album Like Water For Chocolate)
- 2001: "LTAH" (from the Hi-Tek album Hi-Teknology)
- 2003: "Wolves" (from the Phat Kat album The Undeniable LP)
- 2004: "Da Villa" (from the Pete Rock album Soul Survivor II)
- 2004: "Aerodynamic (Slum Village Remix)" (from the Daft Punk Album Daft Club)
- 2005: "Keep On" (from the Dwele album Some Kinda...)
- 2006: "Time Has Come" (from the Exile album Dirty Science)
- 2007: "Cuz I'm Jazzy" (from Guru album Jazzmatazz, Vol. 4)
- 2007: "Action" (from the Black Milk album Popular Demand)
- 2007: "Gangsta Boogie" (from the Pete Rock album NY's Finest)
- 2007: "Got Me Goin' (Hip Hop)" (from the Statik Selektah album Spell My Name Right: The Album)
- 2008: "Brandy" (from the Dwele album Sketches of a Man)
- 2008: "To Be Determined" (from the Evidence The Layover EP)
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