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DJ Scandaelicious
» genre:
HipHop >
Hip Hop General
» location:
Marvin McNeil
» label: unsigned
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Who Dat?! - The SuperBowl Champ Anthem
It's A Long Way Down
Badunkadunk Ridah
I'm 'Bout To Lose My Mind
Courvoisier, Hennessy & Crown - the hangover
Baby Don't Lie
Is Ya Feelin' Me?
Scandaelicious Beat #1
Scandaelicious Beat #2
Scandaelicious Beat #3
What started of as just a joke, ended up with me writing and performing to the beats that I made.
I am DJ Scandaelicious of Those Nachos Records. Coming from the woods of Oma, Mississippi.
My style and slang is called "CornRow Soul". The more you listen, the more you will find out why it is.
I am DJ Scandaelicious of Those Nachos Records. Coming from the woods of Oma, Mississippi.
My style and slang is called "CornRow Soul". The more you listen, the more you will find out why it is.
Why this name?
It was name I "glued" together that I used often in everyday talk. "scandalous" and "delicious".
Do you play live?
No. Not as an artist on the label. But I DJ live but none of my music is played by me unless it's requested.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
Major ways. It gives the independents and unsigned artists and labels to do it on their own. A chance to shine on a world-wide scale. It gives indies more creative freedom. It keeps money in the pockets of the indie and not the major label dictators.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
No. Not. Never. They're too greedy and under-handed for me to deal with them. I want all the money. The IRS is the only one who will get a piece of my pie, not them.
Band History:
No history really.
I formed the record label - Those Nachos Records, in 1998.
That's all she wrote.
I formed the record label - Those Nachos Records, in 1998.
That's all she wrote.
Your influences?
Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis of Flyte Tyme Productions, The Medicine Men (formally Beats By The Pound), DJ Paul & Juicy J, Mannie Fresh, Prince, James Brown, and Rick James
Favorite spot?
New Orleans, St. Louis & Atlanta
Equipment used:
Tascam, Yamaha, Roland/Boss, Korg and Fender
Anything else...?
Mane, y'all go bump my music. I got that 808, so turn your speakers down.
Photos
Even on canvas, I'm still fly.
Feel the burn, babey!
It's in the woods but it's all good!
I'm like James Brown, babey!
Courvoisier, Hennessy & Crown!