24Herbs (stylized as 24HERBS, ) is a Hong Kong hip hop group formed in 2006 consisting of six members: Ghost Style, Phat Chan, Kit Leung, Sir JBS, Drunk and Dor Yuk.
History.
Early years and self-titled debut album (2006-2010).
24Herbs was first formed in 2006. In 2008, the group released their self-titled debut album "24Herbs". The deluxe version of the album included a remix of their song "Jiu Jo" (照做) with a guest feature from Chinese-American rapper MC Jin.
During this time, 24Herbs collaborated with various other artists, including on "Forgiveness" with Sammi Cheng, "Laser" with Charmaine Fong and "Love The Most" (愛最大) with Nicholas Tse. They were also actively involved in the Hong Kong film industry: they wrote and performed the theme song for the film "Once a Gangster", and guest-starred in the film.
"Bring It On" and "Sleeping Dogs" (2011-2012).
In March 2011, 24Herbs released their second album, "Bring It On." The record featured a number of songs with featured vocalists, including "Wonderland" with Janice Vidal, the music video for which has over 10 million views on YouTube as of 2021. Additional collaborations include "Control" with Paul Wong and "Chillax" with Taiwanese rapper Softlipa, as well as a collaboration with fellow Hong Kong group Kolor on the bonus track "24K".
24Herbs performed several live shows to promote the album including "24K Concert" in December 2010, in which they shared stage with Kolor and in "Moov Live 24Herbs" in January 2011, which was also documented and compiled along with multiple official music videos as a bonus DVD in the release of "Bring It On".
Five tracks from "Bring It On" are featured on the soundtrack of the 2012 video game "Sleeping Dogs": "Turn It Up", "Do You Know Me", "Hong Kong Kowloon", "Sin City" and "No Brothers" (不是兄弟) featuring Hong Kong rapper KZ. The group's popularity increased with international audiences due to the video game's popularity.
Non-album singles, "24/7TALK" podcast (2013-present).
Since the release of "Bring It On", 24Herbs have released a number of non-album singles on their YouTube channel and streaming services, including "Hot In The 852" in 2013, "Work It" in 2015, "Go Hard" in 2017, and "M.L.Y." in 2019.
Since 2017, 24Herbs have hosted a podcast on their YouTube channel named "24/7TALK", in which they regularly invite well-known local and international celebrities on as guest speakers. These guests have included Chapman To, Daniel Wu and Eric Tsang.
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