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Marc Hype is no newbie to the world of DJing. Since he's hitting the decks for almost 18 years now, pioneering hip hop in Germany in the beginning of the '90s with his old crew Cheeba Garden, constantly releasing records since '93,winning the German ITF Championships in '98 and '99 and founding the DJ Collective Phaderheadz, touring allover the world including USA, Japan, Russia and Israel, cooperating on mixtapes with the likes of DJ Z-Trip or Mista Sinista and featured world class artists... Read more
Marc Hype is no newbie to the world of DJing. Since he's hitting the decks for almost 18 years now, pioneering hip hop in Germany in the beginning of the '90s with his old crew Cheeba Garden, constantly releasing records since '93,winning the German ITF Championships in '98 and '99 and founding the DJ Collective Phaderheadz, touring allover the world including USA, Japan, Russia and Israel, cooperating on mixtapes with the likes of DJ Z-Trip or Mista Sinista and featured world class artists like Masta Ace, Souls Of Mischief, Mr. Lif, Killa Kela, Zion I and the Beat Junkies on his last album "1973 * Recon" which was released in 2003, nobody could denie that. Also his popular German Break Mixes "Funkvergnuegen" gave him worldwide recognition in the crate digging communitiy.
Since the last three years he's touring and producing together with his Partner Jim Dunloop, the funky piano man, who's playing the keys for 25 years now. Both together setting the dancefloor to an earthquake with their unique combination of Hype's turntable skills dropping raw funk breaks, dusty hip hop and progressive dance tunes while Jim Dunloop is improvising through the whole set, filling the frequencies with his awesome fingertechniques.
Their latest releases on the renowned Milk Crate Rec. and Melting Pot Music were very successful in the worldwide dj-circuit. Jazzman Gerald even dubbed the release of their cover of Babe Ruth's b-boy classic "The Mexican" as "THE version to have!" Show less
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