DJ JS-1 - Mixtape (feat. KRS-One, Canibus, DAS EFX, Masta Ace, Craig G, Edo G, Jeru The Damaja..)

1. Clear N' Present Danger (feat. KRS-One & Canibus) 0:00 2. Give a Damn (feat. Dynasty, Eternia, Sara Kana) 3:57 3. Murder (feat. Chino XL, Sean Price & Killah Priest) 7:53 4. Lights Out (feat. DJ Ody-Roc & Royce Da 5'9") 12:21 5. Forgotten (feat. Spit Gemz, Wes, & Nutso) 15:41 6. Compositionz (feat. Eternia & Ras Kass) 19:30 7. What Am I? Pt. 1 (feat. Masta Ace) 22:33 8. Ridiculous (feat. O.C. & Pharoah Monch) 24:46 9. Block Two Block (feat. Sadat X & Akil the Mc) 28:18 10. Unstoppable (feat. Planet Asia & Percee P) 31:48 11. Sum Rap Shit (feat. Nutrageous, Copywrite and Jak D) 34:43 12. Doin this (feat. Akrobatik Punchline & Icon the Mic King) 38:53 13. Higher Level (feat. Brother J & Professor X) 42:01 14. Take A Loss (feat. Kool G Rap) 45:43 15. Don't Look Down (feat. Torae Bekay & Shabaam Sahdeeq) 49:18 16. Going Out (feat. Von Pea, Homeboy Sandman & Illyas) 53:13 17. Life Word (feat. O.C.) 57:28 18. No Fool (feat. Craig G) 1:01:13 19. Original G'z (feat. A.G., Craig G & Edo G) 1:04:30 20. Puttin' Words Together (feat. Dominion) 1:08:19 21. Beyond (O.C.) 1:11:47 22. Science (feat. Jeru The Damaja) 1:15:50 23. Brainbender (feat. Ultramagnetic Mcs, Canibus, Prince Poetry & Rahzel) 1:18:47 24. Rest Assured (feat. DAS EFX) 1:24:23 Over the past decade, the hip-hop turntablist has gained immense popularity and mainstream recognition. No doubt, one deejay at the forefront of this movement is Queens-born JS-1. One half of the infamous team with Rahzel, ex-beatboxer of The Roots, JS-1 has released 3 albums, “Ground Original,” “Claimstake,” & “Audio Technician” through Fatbeats Distribution, Bomb Records and Studio Distribution. All three albums feature a bevy of hip-hop heavy-hitters, including Common,KRS-1, Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane, Royce Da 5’9”, OC, Masta Ace, Casual, Evidence of Dilated Peoples, Jeru Da Damaja, Dice Raw of The Roots, Prince Poetry of Organized Konfusion, Planet Asia, Tragedy Khadafi, Ill Bill of Non-Phixion, J-Live, C-Rayz Walz, and Supernatural to name just a few. Over the past decade, the hip-hop turntablist has gained immense popularity and mainstream recognition. No doubt, one deejay at the forefront of this movement is Queens-born JS-1. One half of the infamous team with Rahzel, ex-beatboxer of The Roots, JS-1 has released 3 albums, “Ground Original,” “Claimstake,” & “Audio Technician” through Fatbeats Distribution, Bomb Records and Studio Distribution. All three albums feature a bevy of hip-hop heavy-hitters, including Common,KRS-1, Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane, Royce Da 5’9”, OC, Masta Ace, Casual, Evidence of Dilated Peoples, Jeru Da Damaja, Dice Raw of The Roots, Prince Poetry of Organized Konfusion, Planet Asia, Tragedy Khadafi, Ill Bill of Non-Phixion, J-Live, C-Rayz Walz, and Supernatural to name just a few. For JS, the road to making these records has been a long, but eventful one. In 2001, JS set himself apart from all the other turntablists by working with some of the biggest names in hip-hop and releasing many unforgettable singles. Just take, “Essentials,” the (2001) track featuring KRS-ONE and Rahzel and “Take A Loss” (2001) featuring Kool G Rap. In 2002, he dropped “Beyond”, featuring OC, “Licensed 2 Ill” featuring Ill Bill of Non-Phixion, and “While I’m Dancin” featuring Common. In 2003, his cuts “Guess” featuring Rahzel and “Won’t Stop” featuring Jeru Da Damaja were guaranteed underground classics. In 2004, The Audio Technician 12” single with Immortal Technique dropped on Bomb records. In the same year, JS-1 also mixed and co-produced Rahzel’s first all-beatbox mix cd on Sureshot records. That mix cd featured FunkMaster Flex, RZA, Everlast, Black thought and many more. In total, JS has released over 8 singles, 3 albums, and 5 break records, and countless classic mix cd’s, all between 2000 and 2006. In 2005, DJ JS-1 has used his time in between making new albums and touring, to go back to his mixtape roots. In 2005 JS-1 released “Mashed Potatoes”, an all-mash-up mix cd, and “In Da Tunk”, which made the SOURCE magazine top 5 mix cd’s. Now, in 2006, JS has released “THE COMMON COLLECTION” hosted by COMMON, and his latest break record, Scratch Roulette 2. The first Scratch Roulette is one of the best selling DJ sound fx records ever! In 2007 JS has released the first-ever “all mp3 battle record” through fatbeats distribution. Born and raised in Queens, NY, the 30 year old beat maker has been spinning since the golden era of the late 80’s. Throughout the 90s, JS honed his craft by challenging (and beating) other deejays in local battles, releasing some of the underground’s hottest mix-tapes, and appearing on scratch albums like the Return of the DJ series on Bomb Records.