With Lucy Ford, Atmosphere also finally achieved national distribution through independent distributor Fat Beats. Atmosphere returned to the road in 2001 with three separate tours straddling North America and Europe. Originally intended as a tour-only release, it sold so well that it was later released as an official LP (making it the only Atmosphere album featuring producers other than Ant). In 2001, the two EPs, Ford and Lucy, were combined and released as an LP titled Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EPs. The year 2000 also saw the opening of the Rhymesayers-owned record store The Fifth Element in Minneapolis. Now touring nationally on a more regular basis (the twenty-one date Ford One Tour brought them to the East Coast for the first time), Slug was able to quit his job at a record store, as well as a second job working overnight shifts at a department store. The second, Deep Puddle Dynamics, was an effort put forth by Oakland, CA-based underground rap label Anticon, and featured Slug, Sole, Alias and Doseone rapping over beats by Jel. The first, The Dynospectrum, involved Atmosphere as well as Beyond (Musab), Swift (of Phull Surkle) and I Self Divine. 1998 saw the recording of two albums by underground rap supergroups. Meanwhile, Slug honed his live performance skills at Minneapolis clubs such as First Avenue and 7th Street Entry. The release of Overcast! allowed audiences outside of the Twin Cities to be introduced to Atmosphere, mostly with the airplay that the single "Scapegoat" received on college radio stations. Spawn left the group right as their first album Overcast! was released, citing a "lack of desire to continue in a pursuit that seemed so insurmountable" (he had also planned to move to Houston, TX with his wife, Avril Karam). The start of Rhymesayers as a record label came when Siddiq, fed up with their treatment at a number of local studios, decided to buy his own.
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Over time, a series of cassettes were released under the "Headshots" name and garnered some local acclaim enough so that even as early as 1996, Slug, Stress and Musab were making national appearances such as on NPR's All Things Considered. This group later evolved into the label Rhymesayers. Eventually the group dropped the "Urban" from their name, going by just "Atmosphere".Ītmosphere, as a group, joined with other rappers Musab, Phull Surkle, Black Hole, and The Abstract Pack to form a collective known as Headshots.
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They soon started recording songs with Ant, learning how to structure songs properly and practicing vocal delivery. Slug saw an opportunity in working with Ant and convinced Spawn to record further with him. Through rapper Musab (then known as Beyond), Slug was introduced to producer Ant after they went to his house to record a track. Eventually Spawn convinced Slug to start rapping as well. Originally, Spawn performed as the rapper, with Slug acting as DJ. They initially performed under the name "Mental Subjects", before changing the name to "A Rhythmic Culture", and finally settling on "Urban Atmosphere". The two took the names Slug and Siddiq/Stress, respectively, as rapper names. In high school, Sean Daley met soon-to-be close friend Brent Sayers. Dibbs, a DJ associated with the group, toured with Atmosphere prior to their You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having tour, at which point Ant began touring. Former member and co-founder Spawn (Derek Turner, now going by the name "Rek The Heavyweight") left the group after the release of the group's first album Overcast!. With the exception of a few tracks on the album Lucy Ford, Ant has produced every Atmosphere record. The two members of the group are Sean Daley, who raps under the name "Slug", and Anthony Davis, who produces the music for Atmosphere under the name "Ant". 2.10 To All My Friends, Blood Makes The Blade Holy: The Atmosphere EP's (2010).2.8 When Life Gives You Lemons, You Paint That Shit Gold (2008).2.7 The Seasons EP's and Strictly Leakage (2007-2008).2.6 You Can't Imagine How Much Fun We're Having (2005).
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