An influential figure in the development of hip hop culture, he emerged from the South Bronx in the late 1970s. Known primarily as a DJ and music producer, he played a pivotal role in spreading hip hop music worldwide. He founded the Universal Zulu Nation, an organization that promoted peace, love, unity, and having fun, and was instrumental in the genre's evolution through his innovative use of breakbeats and collaborations. His contributions laid the groundwork for future artists and genres.
SCRATCH
Scratch is a documentary film directed by Doug Pray that explores the world of hip-hop DJing and the culture of scratching. The film provides an...