Showing posts with label Bulletproof Scratch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bulletproof Scratch. Show all posts

Saturday, December 11, 2010

DJ MARZ MIXTAPE: PRE- MYSTERY MEAT & BRAIN LANGUAGE


The story as I know it (and I assure you I'm wrong) goes something like: Marz made this mixtape while still in high school in Millbrae to capitalize off the local noteriety he received after crushing some soft duck at a lunchtime DJ battle in the school's courtyard judged by DJ Disk.  Marz has this battle on VHS tape and I hope this encourages him to digitize this footage and upload it to the inna-webba-nets.  BUMP SPACE TRAV!!

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

MISSION CARTEL LIVE ON THE RADIO


Megamix live on the radio Fall of Twenty-One-Omega courtesy of DJ CIKEE & KPFA's (Berkeley) annual fundraiser.
Mission Cartel (DJs Quest (BPSH) & 2 Fresh) is joined by SF's DJ B-Cause for an hour & 15 minutes of the future funk, great hip-hop, enjoy it burnouts! And find more of the like at DJ2fresh.com
(peep the player in the middle of the page)
and download the radio show here:
Photos (from top to bottom):
DJ 2 Fresh gets biz on a serious stack
DJ Quest: Scratch Innovator
Mixmaster DJ B. Cause











Thursday, October 29, 2009

DJ QUEST NEW VIDEO "WHO!WHAT!" FEAT. BAS1

Fresh off the hella fresh Questolous cd:



DJ Quest is the dopest hip-hop DJ ever born. I saw him two Saturdays ago on Oct. 17th DJing for TopR, proving that he is the last master of the scratch showcase routine right in the middle of TopR's set (props to Topski for givin' my man the much deserved light!). Why'd the rest of you scratch DJs stop doing that shit? Got tired of practicing for DMCs and started playing dubstep, huh? Y'all should take some advice from Gingerbread Man's record company and: Don't Fall Off! Long Live Bulletproof Scratch!

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

EDDIE DEF: KING OF THE MEGAMIX

Years upon years before the term "mash up" was half heartedly jizzed out by some lame ass pop culture parasite, DJ Eddie Def was tucked away in his Mission District home studio delicately layering 50's doo wop over Hashim's relentless 808's. He had a vision. Double Dee & Steinski gave us the outline, but Eddie hit that shit every which way. Just peep this latest installment of his mandatory podcast, K.I.T.T.Y. Radio #2:

I / II

Eddie rockin' the MPC: