Dane Jordan Goulet, known professionally as Birdapres, is a rapper from

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, Canada. He has been called "Vancouver's most underrated rapper," and has been praised for his thoughtful rhymes. In 2006, ''

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''s Thomas Quinlan wrote that Birdapres' collaborative albums ''Alleged Legends'' and ''Nothing is Cool'' were "two of the best releases for Peanuts & Corn".

Discography

Collaborative

*(with DJ RKV) ''As it Is'' (self-released, 1998) *(with DJ Moves of

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) ''Alleged Legends'' ( Peanuts & Corn, 2001) *(with

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) ''Nothing is Cool'' (Peanuts & Corn, 2004) *(with

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) ''Raw'' (Nostomania, 2009) *(with

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) The Last Dig (self-released, 2022)

Solo

*''Egocide'' (self-released, 1996) *''Alumni'' (self-released, 1998) *''Bird Reynolds'' (East Van, 2000) *''Collectors Item'' (Legendary Entertainment, 2001) *''Get It Done'' (Peanuts & Corn, 2006) *''Catch an L'' (Marathon of Dope, 2011)

References

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