STATIK SELEKTAH - IN TORONTO TONIGHT!

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May 24th w/ Reks & Term @ Peace & Unity Hip Hop Fest, Paradise, Boston MA
June 12th & 13th - Toronto, Canada w/ Term
July 19th & August 23rd - Rock The Bells w/ Q-tip
THURSDAY NIGHTS ON SHADE 45 with Clinton Sparks 8-12
MON-FRI on WBLX (Mobile, AL)
Friday & Saturday on WFXA, Augusta GA
Born in Lawrence MA, January 23rd 1982, Statik's love of music led to him to be an aspiring DJ at a young age, playing with 8-track and cassette decks, experimenting with pause mixtapes, all while studying the music of Gangstarr, Wu Tang Clan, Dr Dre, A Tribe Called Quest, Rakim, Nas, and KRS-One, to name a few. Moving to New Hampshire at the age of 10, Hip Hop immediately became his biggest interest. By Junior High School, Statik began djing School dances. A visit to New York Thanksgiving in 1995 led him to hearing Funkmaster Flex and Dj Premier Live on NYC's Hot 97, instantly falling in love with DJing. After returning home and learning to scratch on the his father's turntable, soon enough he had saved enough money for a pair or turntables and a mixer. A year later, Statik began doing radio at Phillips Exeter Academy's WPEA at the age of 14, where he also started DJing some of the Afro-Latino Society Parties. This expanded his musical taste into Reggae and Classic Soul. Through the years, his record collection, as well as skills began to grow. In 1998, at the age of 16, Statik expanded into rocking nightclubs and parties across the seacoast, including Hampton Beach's "Heaven", an under 21 club that later became the area's hottest teen spot. In 2000, while DJing his first party in New York City, Statik added the "Selektah" onto his name after hearing a local reggae artist say it unconsciously. At the age of 18, Statik made the move to attend classes at The New England Institute of Arts and Communications(where he graduated from August 2002 with a Degree in Audio Production) Quickly becoming one of Boston's "go-to" djs, along with Smash Squad partners Chubby Chub & Clinton Sparks, Statik rocked just about every club in the city, holding down residencies at Karma, Avalon, Axis, Bills Bar, The Officers Club, Aria, Exchange, Europa, and too many others to name. After serving as director of the New England Dj Association Record Pool and putting in work on numerous street promotion teams, ShowOff Marketing was formed in 2003 and has been Boston's premier field marketing firm/street team since. Past Clients include Reebok, G-Unit Records, Violator Management, Virgin Records, Capital, Universal, Diddy's Vote or Die campaign, and dozens of others. As Statik Selektah mixtapes continued to flood the streets, he also made appearances DJing on WERS 88.9fm and eventually became a mixshow DJ on WBOT Hot 97.7, before moving to New York City in 2004. In 2005 he became a weekly addition to Eminem’s Shade 45 Sirius Satellite Station on his Smash Squad partner Clinton Sparks Smashtime show. Statik launched Showoff Records began in 2006 with albums from Termanology & Granite State, and popular mixtapes with Nas, G-unit, Mobb Deep, and AZ to name a few. Currently residing in New York City, catch Statik 7 days a week on airwaves across the world. Statik also is very involved in the careers of Termanology & Reks, 2 MCs also from Lawrence MA, making noise around the world. Term’s Statik-A&Red debut will be in stores Summer 2008. Reks album Grey Hairs is scheduled for a May 2008 release, Look out for Statik Selektah's debut album on Showoff Records, SPELL MY NAME RIGHT: THE ALBUM IN STORES WORLD WIDE NOW, Featuring appearances from Talib Kweli, KRS-One, The Lox, Q-tip, Freeway, Cassidy, Slum Village, & More. www.STATIKSELEKTAH.com for more.
Radio Station History:
WPEA 90.5 fm, Exeter NH (1996-1998)
WERS 88.9 Boston (2000)
WBOT Hot 97.7 Boston (2002-2004)
Shade 45 Sirius NYC (2005-present)
WBLX 92.9 Mobile, AL (2004-present)
KMJJ Shreveport, LA (2006-2008)
WXFA Augusta, GA - 2008-Present
WIZF Cincinnati (2007-present, mixer weekends)
Production Credits:
Spell My Name Right: The Album (2007, Showoff Records)
AG & OC “The Oasis” (Supreme Squad, 2008, DITC)
Foxy Brown “Too Real” ft. AZ (Brooklyn’s Don Diva, Koch, 2008)
Joell Ortiz “Ups & Downs”, “So Much More”, “When it Gets Tough”, “Here the Next”, ‘Dirty Shame” (Free Agent, 2008)
Termanology “Think It Over”, “Can’t Turn Back”
AZ "Animal", (The Format, 2006, Quiet Money Records)
Method Man's "What's Happening(Showoff Rmx)
Royce 5'9 "Hip Hop(Inspiration RMX)", 2004
Royce the 5'9 f/ Ed Rock & Termanology "Watch Your Back"
KRS-ONE "The Cutclusion” (Keep Right, Inebriated Rhythm, 2004)
KrumbSnatcha "Intro" (Let The Truth Be Told, Golden Eyes, 2004)
Reks "Work" (Along Came The Chosen, Brick Records, 2001)
Mobb Deep "Everytime f/ Termanology""", Showoff Records, 2006
OC , "Intro" , "Outro” (StarChild LP, Grit Records, 2005)
Ballcklub "More Or Less" & "Ballcklub Soda” (The Most Leanient, Brocky Records, 2005)
Granite State "What Up B", “Starting Lineup” (The Breaking Point, Showoff Records, 2006)
Dj Discography:
Reks "Skills 201" (scratches) (brick records, 2000)
Mr Lif "Pulse Cannon", 2000 (scratches)
Something to Front On(Sept 2000)
Wakin You Up(Feb 2001)
Spell My Name Right 1(unreleased) (2001)
Spell My Name Right 2(Sept 2001)
SMNR 3: UnderStand yet(Dec 2001)
SMNR 4: The Streets (Feb 2002)
SMNR5: THE ALLSTAR JUMP OFF hosted by Chubby Chub (July 2002)
Digiwaxx MixshowPowerSummit Extravaganza (Sept 2002)
SMNR6: MAJOR THREAT hosted by Talib Kweli (October 2002)
SMNR7: CITY ON SMASH (January 2003)
Manhattan Clothing Mix Volumes 1 & 2 (2003)
Digiwaxx MixshowPowerSummit Extravaganza 2 (sept 2003)
SMNR 8: Major Threat 2004 Hosted by Gangstarr (dec 2003)
SMNR 9: Its A Problem hosted by Method Man (April 2004)
Akon's Trouble Album Snippet/Sampler (May 2004, SRC Records)
SMNR 10: Temperature's Rising hosted By Mobb Deep(August 2004)
Reggae Smashment 2004, japan-only release, Nov 2004
The Champs Are Here, Boston Hip Hop CD, Nov 2004
The Get Lifted Soul Mixtape, Hosted by John Legend, Dec 2004
Nas "The Prophecy" Mix CD, Dec 2004
The Champs Are Here Vol 2, May 2005
Royce da 5'9's "The King Is Back", June 2005
Reggae Smashment: The Classics, July 2005
AZ's "Welcome to My World" Mix-CD, October 2005
G-Unit Records' "The Empire Strikes Back", December 2005
Nas “The Prophecy Vol 2”, Dec 2006
Royce da 5’9 “The Bar Exam”, May 2007
Termanology “Hood Politics Volumes 2-5” (2003-2007)
Spell My Name Right: The Album, Nov 2007
Ali Vegas “Leader Of The New School”, March 2008
Press:
Print:
The Source
XXL
Scratch
Hip Hop Weekly
Hip Hop Connection (UK)
Boston Herald
Boston Phoenix
Vibe Magazine
Remix Mag
Weekly Dig
Online:
Allhiphop.com
SOHH.com
HipHopGame.com
HipHopDx.com
YoRaps.com
MTVNews.com
XXLMag.com
Rapmullet.com
Nobodysmiling.com
Sixshot.com
Nahright.com
Onsmash.com
Urb.com
and 100s of other premier websites.
TV:
MTV Mixtape Mondays
Featured Dj on Rap City in 2005
Awards:
#5 Album on Dj Premier’s top 20 albums of 2007
Mixtape of The Year @ the 2006 MIC Boston Hip Hop Awards
Statik Selektah ranked #2 Mixtape DJ of 2005 on Str8HipHop.com in 2006