Rahem Brown, better known by his stage name Tame One, was an American hip-hop recording artist from New Jersey. He was a member of Artifacts, Leak Bros, and the hip-hop supergroup The Weathermen.
Tame One together with El Da Sensei released their “graffiti-honouring debut” album Between a Rock and a Hard Place in 1994, and a follow-up album That’s Them in 1997.
Tame One has released two albums with the Artifacts, six solo albums, three mixtapes, and three collaborations one with former labelmate Cage as Leak Bros (Waterworld), one with Del The Funky Homosapien (Parallel Uni-verses) and The Revolution album with Dro Pesci and Nick Jackelson.
In July 2009 Tame One released a music video for his single “Anxiety Attacks”, the video was directed by Derek Pike.
Brown was working on a reunion Artifacts album with El Da Sensei and DJKaos 1200 (2014) as well as promoting a Boom Skwad Recordings solo mix cd entitled “Skwadzilla”.
Tame One Cause of Death
Rapper Rahem Brown, aka Tame One, passed away at 52 because of unknown circumstances.
Although the cause of death of the rapper is unclear, many believe he may have died of natural causes such as heart failure.
The news of his passing away has left the Hip-Hop industry in disbelief. Mainly, Tame’s fellow musician Rah Digga took her heartfelt condolence post to her Instagram handle on 6 November, saying:
“I don’t usually push onto the Internet to post news and write something like this but I’m feeling thick about it. Hold your Head, Artifacts Legends Never Die. Tame One Rip. Thank you For The Music.”
Similarly, many more influencers expressed their sadness on social media platforms for the rapper.
His former groupmate Dante Ross was one such artist who expressed sincere condolences for his friends and family. In addition, he expressed gratitude for the opportunity to have worked with him in the past.