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DJ Mil'O & Harlem High

DJ Mil'O & Harlem High are from Harlem / NYC. Harlem High is Chase (Charles Waters), Swayze (Combs), Big-Fru (Wilson) & Woozie Woozie (aka Woozie Wooz / Splak / Splakdavil, real name: Jermaine Jeffron Richardson). In 1998 they released a 12" Single on Slum Arts with the two tracks "You're Fakin' Jacks" feat. Chase & "We Laugh" feat. Harlem High. Expect some thug shit on here! i prefer "We Laugh", a nice dark posse cut. All tracks produced by DJ Mil'O for Blacklight Productions. Recorded at Pro Jam and mixed at Unique. Chase (Charles Waters) is part of the group Dangerouz Waters along with Jai-Hi. They released their debut single titled "NYCPD" in '98 on MCA Records followed by the 4 Track EP "Step In The Club" in '99 on Blackhorse Enterprise Records. In 1998 Woozie Woozie was also heard on a 12" Single together with Ced Gee (Ultramagnetic MC's) with the tune "Long Gev".

DJ Mil'O & Harlem High - You're Fakin' Jacks / We Laugh 12" Single


You're Fakin' Jacks


We Laugh

T-Flawless

T-Flawless (aka The Lyrical Attorney, real name: Troy Gandy) is a MC from NYC. He was first heard on an EP togehter with DJ Joint (James Gilliard) & DJ NelNyce (Nelson Quinones) titled: DJ Joint & DJ NelNyce introducing: T-Flawless (The Lyrical Attorney) - Limited Edition EP, released on Funky James Records in 1998. This EP has the 4 Tracks "Untouchable Flow", "Introduction", "Latoya '98" (feat. Wenona Wyche) & "Lyrical Attorney". My favourite tracks are "Untouchable Flow" and "Introduction". "Untouchable Flow" is such a fresh joint, i love it and on "Introduction" you can also hear DJ Joint and NelNyce on the Mic. All tracks produced & mixed by DJ Joint for Soul King Communications, except "Lyrical Attorney" which was produced by DJ NelNyce for Chaos Kydz Productions.
Recorded at Pro Jam, NYC and engineered & mastered by Peter Moshay at A-Pawling Sound Studio. Executive Producer is Nelson Quinones.



Untouchable Flow


Introduction