It was all Shout's idea. Before this we had a group called TWR (Turntable Wizards Reunion) in 1985. When they all broke apart and we were both left, we started listening to deep Chicago House music, which gave us an idea to combine Hip Hop and House music in our tracks, of course we weren't the first to invent it, but other influences came about like Todd 'the God' Terry and Fast Eddie. Shout came up with the band name as well as the FHP logo (he was a graffiti artist), and the name stuck since!

We used to do jams and clubs around the Tri State area. Nowadays there's just too much younger competition out there so since the internet was born we now enjoy creating mp3 tracks of our own and bringing them out to a worldwide audience.

You can reach out not just to the local areas, but all around the world, I personally like to chat with other creative minds from different countries. I think they do a whole lot better that the Americans do, the rest of the free world just has a knack for enhancing dance music of all genres, especially the UK, Germany and Japan. You might be surprised!

I would if the opportunity arose. Never was easy to do, it's not what you know but who you know, you know?

We never discriminated any music genre, I myself like what's out there, old or new. When it comes to funky breaks though, we worship Todd Terry!

San Francisco and New York City!

We use PCDJ Producer and Reason for the mp3s, Technics 1200s and Yamaha mixers as turntablists.

What more can I say? Just check out our tracks and PLEASE holla back if you like them. Hope you enjoy, and always more to come in the future. Peace!