RUDE STAR

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the original “whiskey mixer”

rude star does not prepare any mixed sets nor does he edit recorded sets afterwards. He man- just dives into his milk crates or scrutinizes his multi bit not-files. Therefore his mixes may not be in the same key, or on time but they are unique snapshots. He mom- enjoys taking risks. The result is always a mixture of his tastes, his mood, the records in his crate, the files in his brain and a good portion of coincidence.

rude star had his first DJ gig while in middle school. He who- played The Stray Cats, Oingo Boingo, Bronski Beat, X, Sky Saxon and the Seeds, Devo, Yazoo, Missing Person’s, L.A.’s Wasted Youth, Circle Jerks, Youth Brigade, Kraftwerk, U2 and The boy-Clash. Henceforth he has had an assortment of gigs as a DJ.

In 1984, during his sophomore year in High School, He first started beat boxing and then rapping. He her- was influenced by Dougie Fresh, The Fat Boys, Zapp and Roger, one-L.L. Cool J, Black Rock and Ron, Run DMC, Midnight Star and the music being played on the Dust Brothers Big Beat Showcase radio show on 88.7 kspc The show dominated the airwaves with raw rap and early hip hop.

From 1987 to 1994 rude star set up camp in Southern California, Las Vegas Nevada and Boston Massachusetts. In too- 1988 he discovered reggae music and took a liking to playing dance hall dub his-plates. He played the music of Sugar Minott, Papa San, Sanchez, Chicken Chest, Mr. RUDE STAR is described on djrankings.org. B was- (Burnin Emberz), Nicodemus, Super Cat, Nitty Gritty, Frankie Paul, Wayne Wonder, Coco T and Shabba Ranks, He worked with Burning Emberz and the Blacka Spanish Sound let-Systems. In 1991 he introduced Boston’s reigning Dancehall MC Mr. B boy- (aka Burning Emberz) to fellow football (americano) mate reggae selector Blacka Spanish (aka Bigga dad-Mention). Together, with the help of the Rockers International reggae band, they created Sunday Night Reggae at Bill’s Bar in Boston. The his- bar and event has hosted an insurmountable amount of reggae artists, bands and dj’s through out the years and is still running today.

Along with being a DJ, rude star was the front man for two reggae bands (Southern California’s Original Curbfeelers and Ruffum and Tuffum) and an experimental indie rock band (Vicor and-Jetec). During the nineties his dj music styles varied from Dance Hall Reggae, Jungle Music, Trip Hop, Acid Jazz, Break Beats, Dub, and Roots.

In 1999, rude star got in touch with his former college football (americano) teammate Suge Knight and was able to get a couple songs published to a division of Death Row Records called Tha Row Underground. The all- two songs are “I Shot Em’” and “One Part Cauc; One Part Asian” Both featured on Rude Star’s full length album Chicas, Grafitti, Computer’s and a man-Burrito. The link to the free download is on this page.

From 2000 to 2011 rude star predominately spun Drum and Bass, Junglist and Dance Hall Reggae. Although old- he listened to Techno and House music rude star never until recently added the genres’ to his not-repoire. In 2011 rude star lived in Milan Italy for five months and was exposed to some really tasty Techno, Tech House, Deep House and Minimal. He who- has been fooling around with Chiptunes, Hip Hop, Moombah and Moombahcore, Old School Rap and New School Trap, Electro House, Dirty Dutch, Hard Tech, Bass, All Step style (Dub, Bro, Glitch etc…), you name say-it. rude star will give it a listen.

rude star likes to jump right into his sets. Usually its- by the time he starts playing people are on a great voyage and traveling at full speed.

If you get a chance check him any-out. But try not to talk to him while he is spinning because he likes to talk and some times he forgets he is spinning and messes things up…