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DJ Rhettmatic (born Nazareth Nirza ; May 10, 1969) is a producer , disc jockey and member and part creator of Southern California's first turntable band, the Beat Junkies .

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18-468: (Redirected from J-57 ) J57 may refer to: J57 (rapper) (born 1983), American rapper HMS  Bagshot  (J57) , a minesweeper of the Royal Navy Pratt & Whitney J57 , a turbojet engine Triaugmented hexagonal prism Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with

36-570: A Living Breed , he went on to release Walk in the Sun , a collaborative album he did with Blame One which was released in 2013. In 2014, J57 was featured in DJ Rhettmatic 's single titled "Louis Vuitton Wallets" and made vocal appearance and record production credits in the 2014 release of the annual Brown Bag AllStars A Year in Review mixtapes. In mid-2015, he produced "Purple Tape", one of

54-679: A collaborative EP with Homeboy Sandman and a solo hip hop album that he first started working on while in Australia where he linked up with Joey Bada$ $ DJ Rhettmatic Rhettmatic began his DJ career in 1983, with Double Platinum, a DJ group based out of Cerritos, CA. Rhettmatic highly acknowledges fellow Beat Junkie member, DJ Curse, as his leading mentor. As Curse shared his turntable exhibition, involving scratches and other DJ techniques, Rhettmatic's interest in DJing formed, allowing him to take hold of his musical passion. Rhettmatic claimed

72-598: A group of friends. In 2003, he started producing and went on to record his first recording with his crew. In 2004, JLOG1C started working at Fat Beats, a popular record store in New York where he met the Brown Bag AllStars and went on to record songs with the group at Jesse Shatkin 's record studio. In 2008, JLOG1C changed his name to J57 before Brown Bag AllStars released their first mixtape The Brown Tape, exclusively at Fat Beats. On May 14, 2010 he released

90-729: A joke he created an EP as Tiger King’s Joe Exotic in under an hour and released it.  A couple of the songs went viral on TikTok, Instagram & Twitter.  He also created a new sub-genre; DRILL BAP which is a cross between boom bap hiphop and Brooklyn Drill. J57 donates 100% of the proceeds from a Bandcamp-only EP to the NAACP LDF and 100% of the proceeds from one of his singles to 540W Main (an online hub for antiracist education & events that promote justice for all). In 2021 J57 produced lead singles and key album tracks for Skyzoo , Blu (rapper) , & Mon Rovîa . He and Ric Chavez launched their new record label, Chavez Sound, which

108-461: A record label called FiveSe7en Collective which is the home of a lot of new, promising talent in different genres of music. J57 was co-host of Shade45 / SiriusXM ’s show “Rap Is Outta Control” with DJ Eclipse for 5 years. Born and raised in Long Island , New York, J57 started his music career freestyling , battle rapping and beatboxing in high school under the stage name JLOG1C with

126-751: Is a subsidiary of FiveSe7en Collective and Soulspazm. Then in 2022, J57 released three self-produced vocal EP’s; "Death By Astral Projection" (featuring Lil B ), "Anti-Social Media 2 EP", and "CHROMESTHESIA EP" (featuring Homeboy Sandman , Skyzoo, Blu & more). In early 2022, J57 released one beat tape per week for the entirety of January, February and March, totaling 13 beat tapes/instrumental albums; one per week for 3 months straight. In 2023, J57 released 2 self-produced vocal albums: “SAN GENNARO” & “IF I SHOULD WAKE BEFORE I DIE” as well as 5 collaborative albums with Lord Toozy, Bald Halfwit, H3RO, T.R.3. & Devin Malek. He also released, created, and co-starred in

144-517: Is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, record executive, and music video director that infuses hip hop with indie rock, pop, folk & Americana music. He is a member of the Brown Bag AllStars , a group of emcees he helped create while working at Fat Beats in 2004, and Jamo Gang, a hip-hop group along with Ras Kass and El Gant. J57 cites DJ Eclipse and his mentor DJ Premier , as his musical influences. He owns

162-792: The Digital Society mixtape through Balanced Records, featuring vocals from Homeboy Sandman , the Brown Bag AllStars, Soul Khan , Andrew Reid, DJ Brace and many notable acts. In 2012 he released his DJ Concept -promoted mixtape The J57 Collection and two solo EPs 2057 and The Ports EP , all which did well to gain him grounds and further led him to being ranked No. 20 in AllHipHop ' s list of "Top 50 in Underground Hip-Hop". After overseeing projects for Koncept , Soul Khan , Sene and other artistes, including Homeboy Sandman's fourth studio album titled First of

180-691: The Ground Up" b/w "Ubiquity" by The Associates featuring LMNO & KeyKool of the Visionaries, Rakaa Iriscience & Evidence of Dilated Peoples, and Divine Styler. In December 2005, Rhettmatic was J Dilla 's tour show DJ in Europe, for his last tour ever, along with Frank n Dank and Phat Kat . Rhettmatic has also worked with and done production and scratches for Talib Kweli, OhNo, M.E.D., Aloe Blacc (Stones Throw), Prince Po (Organized Konfusion), RBX (The Dogg Pound), Noelle Scaggs of Fitz &

198-586: The entirety of Elixir , a 7-track gritty hip-hop studio album by Aaron Rose which gained multiple media attention. In an interview with HipHopDX , J57 revealed that 5 hip-hop albums including Moment of Truth , Madvillainy , Be , Below the Heavens and Ironman inspired him in creating the beats for the album. The beginning of 2017 saw J57 become a member of hip-hop group Jamo Gang which DJ Premier formally announced in January. In June, he released

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216-560: The lead singles from Method Man 's fifth studio album The Meth Lab which went on to peak at No. 57 on the US Billboard 200 and was received to positive reviews. On November 20, 2015, J57 teamed up with Koncept to release a joint EP titled The Fuel which was positively received among music critics. On January 19, 2016, J57 released his first solo album titled I'm the J57 to positive reviews. before he went on to produce

234-587: The music video for "Legacy" as a promotional tool to mark the release of the deluxe version of I'm the J57 and further decided to donate all proceeds earned from the album to people who were affected by the Flint water crisis . As part of the group Jamo Gang, J57 produced the entirety of their debut project Jamo Gang EP , an 8-track hip-hop, boom bap EP HipHopDX described as "intoxicating". June 2018, J57 launched his record label FiveSe7en Collective.  Jamo Gang ( Ras Kass , J57, El Gant)'s debut self-titled EP

252-446: The music video of a remix for rapper Ricardo Grimm, with Sid Wilson of Slipknot at Ozzy Osbourne’s mansion. J57 co-released Rawlsmatic's ( DJ Rhettmatic & J.Rawls) album & co-produced a track on it featuring Supastition & Trek Life. J57 ended 2023 by being featured on Ric Chavez’s single ‘’Point Blank” which features Bizzy Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony as well as J57. J57 is currently working on solo projects that include

270-625: The proceeds from the VOLTAIRE. limited edition CD release went to the Flint Water Crisis. J57 released/was a part of over 400 songs released in 2020; over 20 albums, over 10 EP’s & over 30 singles.  The debut album from Jamo Gang “Walking with Lions” released in May 2020 via Fat Beats Records which is where J57 made his directorial debut for the single/music video “The 1st Time” featuring DJ Premier & Slug from Atmosphere.  As

288-490: The title J57 . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=J57&oldid=1089064013 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages J57 (rapper) James Victor Heinz , known professionally as J57 ,

306-705: The titles of Disco Mix Club (DMC) West Coast Champion (1996) and International Turntablist Federation (ITF) 2x Team World Champion (1997/1998). Rhettmatic also helped found in 1994 and is the DJ/producer for the LA based underground hip hop supergroup, the Visionaries . He has worked with many in the hip hop community, from the likes of Peanut Butter Wolf , Talib Kweli , Madlib , DJ Premier , Cypress Hill , Mayer Hawthorne and Adrian Younge . His musical masterpieces include "E=MC5" by KeyKool & Rhettmatic featuring Ras Kass, LMNO, Voodoo and Meen Green, and "From

324-600: Was released, featuring DJ Premier, Snak the Ripper and more. J57 released 3 albums and 3 EP's; one of which titled "LP2" an avant-garde release available exclusively for one week on J57's website. In 2019, J57 released self-produced “VOLTAIRE.” EP  as well as the Heem Stogied & J57 “False Guidance” LP, capping the year off with his 2nd studio album “We Can Be Kings” which features Sid Wilson from Slipknot, Jay Jennings from Snark Puppy, Jamo Gang & more. 100% of

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