AllHipHop.com and DJ Furious Styles present THE RE-BIRTH
Posted by bigced on September 17, 2007
DJ Furious Styles teams with AllHipHop.com to present THE RE-BIRTH , The Breeding Ground Mixtape
New York, NY September 17th 2007
XM DJ Furious Styles famed for his 66 Raw show Shine, has teamed up with AllHipHop.com for the release of The Breeding Ground Mixtape – The Rebirth. Hosted by DJ Drama, Talib Kweli and David Banner, the mixtape will be available for digital download on AllHipHop.com and will be given out at the up and coming events during AllHipHop week in NYC.
On teaming up with AllHipHop.com to work on this project DJ Furious Styles says “AllHipHop.com has the same fire when it comes to finding the next MC as myself. It is great to see such a big organization as AllHipHop.com, share the same goals as myself, ,helping the people on the come up and exposing their talent.”
The tape features exclusive tracks from a wide selection of artists which have been recognized by AllHipHop.com for their talent and who went on to feature on the infamous Breeding Ground; a column which has become a regular stop for industry executives and A&Rs. Many of these featured lyricists have since appearing on the ‘worlds most dangerous site.’ gone on to secure major label deals for themselves.
The Re-Birth features Aftermath Recording Artist Joell Ortiz, Warner Brothers artist Wiz Khalifa, Sony/Columbia artist Damani, recent UMA winners for best unsigned group The League and Streetsweeprz artist, Hedonis da Amazon. Production on the mixtape includes Sha Money XL, Cool and Dre, Khrysis, Dynasty Williams and Kick Drums.
To download the mixtape, please follow the link http://www.sendspace.com/file/ms4jd7
For further information and to request an interview with Furious Styles please contact CriticalMMG@gmail.com
![]() Furious Styles Bio DJ Furious Styles Fame Has No Fury Imagine dedicating your life to helping other people shine. Not common in an era where everyone wants to do just that. But for DJ Furious Styles, he wants unsigned artists to be recognized for the music he sheds a light on. His commitment becomes more apparent after learning that he named his mixtape series and radio show on XM Satellite radio “Shine.” “The name is befitting because I wanted something simple and catchy,” explains the noble DJ. “Shine was the first name that came to mind. It’s simple and everyone raps about getting their shine on.” DJ Furious styles has had his share of the spotlight. Touching turntables since age 10, he went on to DJ at his college’s radio show at American University, and afterwards worked in commercial radio. During his stint at commercial radio, he DJ’d for stars such as Usher, Kanye West, Guerrilla Black, Nina Skyy, Usher, Wyclef, NERD, 50 cent and Eminem. Bothered by the politics engulfing commercial radio, Furious Styles switched over to Satellite radio and the rest is history. Now exposing the hottest unsigned national talent every Thursday on XM 66 Raw, the one hour show is the largest independent/unsigned artists’ radio show in the country. “I’m happy that I’ve tapped into this market and have helped artists get recognized. It’s a good look for everyone,” says Furious Styles who does all the programming for Shine. “Anyone featured on my show can compete with the heavyweights. That’s the thing about the show, they all deserve deals. Shine gives you a variety of talent opposed to commercial radio by twin folds.” With the show taking life less than a year ago, Shine has helped discover many artists from Atlanta to New York to Los Angeles to Chicago. Moving at an exponential rate, the show is listened to by A&R’s at major record labels, and reaches anywhere Satellite radio can be heard. XM radio’s 8 million subscribers, partnership with Direct TV and AOL, increases the chances for unsigned artists to be heard. “I hope to keep breaking new acts and to eventually have the future of hip-hop flowing through the channel of Shine,” declares Furious Styles. “Without XM 66 Raw’s music director MZ Kitti and program director LEO G, none of this would be possible and they have a strong commitment to breaking these artists as well.” The Shine Mixtape series compliments the show and DJ Furious Styles’ movement to break unsigned artists. Working alongside his partner DJ DUB to get the mixtape out quarterly, it features roughly 30 unsigned artists and is delivered to all the major record companies. The last Shine Mixtape dropped, hosted by Swizz Beats and Nas, made MTV’s Mixtape Mondays as a notable selection of the week. Claiming this MTV title for the second time around (the first was a Shine Mixtape hosted by Jim Jones), DJ Furious styles is happy with the response that the double disc recieved by the masses. Aspiring to fill the shoes of an A&R at a paramount record label in the future, DJ Furious Styles says, “By being well-traveled and well-involved in a lot of situations in life, I can identify with anyone. That’s helped me develop a keen ear for good music. Hip-Hop is full of good music and whatever real Hip-Hop is to you, support it!” To learn more about the Shine Mixtape series and Shine on XM 66 Raw, visit www.Myspace/djfuriousstyles and www.shine66raw.com. |
