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    DJ DNA

    The Exploration

    (2004)

    Reviewed by Len Nash

    Discogs
    Label Audio Art RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2004
    electronichip hop

    New kids on the record label block join forces with the old DJ man. Audio Art Records and DJ DNA announce The Exploration EP. DJ DNA started making music in 1989. He has performed with KRS-One, LA Symphony, and many more so DJ DNA has been there, done that, as some may say. With this being release number one for Audio Art Records, DJ DNA flexes his DJ-ing muscles. His abilities are amazing. Creating moods, scratching, and creating beats make The Exploration EP a great "classical" album for the hip-hop and break electronic markets. DJ DNA captures a feeling of exploration that is nice, danceable, rap-able, capable, and understandable. Expect to be taken on a ride that a person may have never taken on before. DJ DNA shows why his creating, scratching, and beats are strong with this electronic break music that is done quite well.

    4.5 tocks

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