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Daniel Dumile is an American hip-hop artist who has taken on several stage names in his career. He was born in southwest London, England (approximately 1971) to a South African father and a West Indian mother; the family moved to New York

Daniel Dumile is an American hip-hop artist who has taken on several stage names in his career. He was born in southwest London, England (approximately 1971) to a South African father and a West Indian mother; the family moved to New York and lived in Long Island where he was raised.

His debut in the world of rap music came when he made a guest appearance on the song "The Gas Face" by the rap group 3rd Bass. On "The Gas Face" he appeared as Zev Love X along with his younger brother DJ Subroc. Their group together was KMD, which stands for either "Kausing Much Damage," or "positive Kause for a Much Damaged society." KMD signed with Elektra Records label under the A&R Dante Ross and released 1991's Mr. Hood as part of a short-lived trend of Islamic Five Percent Nation hip-hop outings, along with labelmates Brand Nubian and other groups like Poor Righteous Teachers.