Bio:
Im not gonna sit here and write this in 3rd person this is me from me:I was born in the mid-seventies in Palm Springs California. I started DJing in 1989 with a cheap 1-piece turntable/radio/tape deck, 2 boom boxes and dreams of being the best. After years of practicing and listening to DJs like Jazzy Jeff, Joe Cooley, Miz and DJ Aladdin I decided to venture out of my room and started doing local house parties. In 1995 I hooked up with a DJ from Los Angeles named Rip One and we formed a group called Innernational. After doing songs for Return of the DJ and Laid In Full I decided to focus on my own career. I try to be a well-rounded DJ incorporating mixing, juggling, scratching, & blends, being both technically proficient and soulful at the same time. Music to me is the most immediate form of expression and one that transcends culture, class, race, language and all that. Whether I'm making my own music, or playing records in front of a crowd, I'm out to make people feel something.
Discography:
Return of the DJ 3 (Bomb Hip Hop)
Laid In Full (Ill Boogie)
Emanon Anon & On (production, scratches and vocals on "A Day in Exile") (Ill Boogie)
Blame One A Complex Burden
Karmic Basis "Secshun Eight"
Credit is Due (7T5)
People Music (7T5)
50 (7T5)
52 (7T5)
Innernational Comp 1-3 (INL)
The Day Before (MPM)
Records:
"Make You" 7" (Curio)
"What Planet What Station" 12" (Milkcrate)
"Lucien" 7" (Subcontact)
"Get It On" 7" (Subcontact)
"Gone Bad" 12" (MPM)
"Absence of Color III/IV" 12" (Sound in Color)
"Change Your Mind" 7" (Subcontact)
"Got To Get It Right" 12" EP (MPM)
Remixes
Aloe Blacc - "Ordinary People Remix Suite" (DJ Day & Aloe Blacc remix)
Film Scores:
Cycles
Racial Profiling
Things That Go Bump In the Night
6:30
Awards & Press:
1999 Moves & Grooves DJ Battle Champion
XLR8R
Village Voice
XXL
URB Magazine
The Fader
Juice Magazine
Your From Where? Magazine
Desert Post Weekly
Stealth (Australia)
Hidden (Japan)
Vinyl Exchange