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Deadly Mix Productions
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Deadly Mix recording artist TiKkO is back in the studio. Visit myspace.com/romessiah to stay updated
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Deadly Mix Productions was founded by dj King Joe. King Joe was a DMC competition turntablist, versatile producer, unbelievable studio engineer, and talented mixtape dj.
After King Joe's death in 2005, Deadly Mix Productions carried on under the control of his staff who remain dedicated to releasing quality hiphop to the world. The Deadly Mix Krew later recieved another loss after the death of recording artist Ricky B. Throughout all the unfortunate challenges Deadly Mix continues.
After King Joe's death in 2005, Deadly Mix Productions carried on under the control of his staff who remain dedicated to releasing quality hiphop to the world. The Deadly Mix Krew later recieved another loss after the death of recording artist Ricky B. Throughout all the unfortunate challenges Deadly Mix continues.
Why this name?
The Deadly Mix Krew got involved in hiphop recording and became Deadly Mix Productions. Deadly Mix Krew to this day consists of members who are not related to the music.
Do you play live?
Deadly Mix Productions is currently in promotions of hiphop recording artist "TiKkO".
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It opens up more doors for promotion and sales than there were before.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
As long as Deadly Mix Productions remains an active title.
Band History:
Deadly Mix Productions was founded by locally regarded turntablist- King Joe. During his life, King Joe was a DMC competitor turntablist and soon turned to making beats and recording his friends on a cheap 4-track recorder. Time brought his producing skill to another level while, at the same time, advancing in the studio quality as well. Today Deadly Mix Productions remains in motion under the care of its staff after King Joe's untimely death on November 15th 2005.
Your influences?
Minor Threat, RZA, Prince, Led Zeppelin, Ohio Players, Beastie Boys, DJ Premiere, Timbaland, Dr. Dre, Boogie Down Productions, Marley Marl, Buddy Holly & more.
Favorite spot?
Motor City Detroit
Equipment used:
Ensoniq ASR-x Pro, Nuendo, Reason, Oxygen, Technic 1200s, Crates & crates of records, Edirol, Hypersonic, reBirth, & much more.
Anything else...?
R.I.P. King Joe 1981-2005
R.I.P. Ricky B 1980-2009
R.I.P. Ricky B 1980-2009