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DJ Deadeye – "Get Out Of Our Way" (feat. Reks, Ea$y Money, Ghetto, Superstah Snuk) (Video)

Pizzo — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 02:04:37 +0000

From Deadeye’s Substance Abuse LP, directed by MysterDL.

DJ Deadeye – "Intermission" (feat. Cormega) (Video)

Pizzo — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 20:26:40 +0000

DJ Deadeye – “Livin Lost” (feat. Slaine, Esoteric, KrumbSnatcha and Easy Money)

Matt Conaway — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 01:13:37 +0000

DJ Deadeye’s debut, Substance Abuse, will be released on 3-22-2011 in conjunction with Brick/ST. Records.

LISTEN: DJ Deadeye – “Livin Lost” (feat. Slaine, Esoteric, KrumbSnatcha and Easy Money)

DJ Deadeye – “Livin Lost” (feat. Slaine, Esoteric, Krumb Snatcha and Easy Money)

DJ Deadeye – “Had It Comin’” (feat. Freddie Foxxx, Big Shug & Panchi)

Matt Conaway — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 19:50:39 +0000

DJ Deadeye’s debut, “Substance Abuse,” will be released on 3-22-2011 in conjunction with Brick/ST. Records and you can catch him at SxSW and on tour worldwide all throughout 2011 with Brick label mates 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) and REKS. Here is a new track DJ Premier premiered on his radio show this past weekend featuring Gang Starr Foundation members Freddie Foxxx, Big Shug and Panchi (NYG’z).

LISTEN: DJ Deadeye – “Had It Comin’” (feat. Freddie Foxxx, Big Shug & Panchi)

DJ Deadeye – “Had It Comin’” (feat. Freddie Foxxx, Big Shug & Panchi)

DJ Deadeye – “Just In Case” (feat. Chaundon, O-Dash, & Big Pooh)

Matt Conaway — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 00:19:05 +0000

One of the staple forces behind Termanology’s ST. Da Squad, DJ Deadeye has been waiting patiently for his turn in the spotlight. Many already know the Puerto Rican-born, Massachusetts-raised Deadeye (born Dustin Hernandez) as Termanolgy’s DJ, but he’s spent the last six-years quietly building an impressive resume that goes far beyond just his inner circle. Having released multiple critically acclaimed mix tapes and touring extensively in the U.S. and internationally, opening for artists such as Kanye West, Ghostface Killah, M.O.P., DJ Premier and others, Deadeye has made a name for himself in the industry off the strength of his achievements with others. But in 2011, he’s ready to step to the forefront with his official debut album on Brick Records in collaboration with his own ST. Records imprint, Substance Abuse.

As executive producer, Deadeye crafts the album from top to bottom, assembling a fearsome cast of talent from across the hip hop spectrum, including Termanology, Cormega, Trife Diesel, Steele from Smif N Wesson, MC Esoteric, Reks, Big Rapper Pooh, Slaine, Reef the Lost Cauze, Skyzoo, Blacastan, ST. Da Squad and many others, with production from Statik Selektah (1982), DC the Midi Alien (East Coast Avengers), Arabian Knight, Moss, J. Cardim, Lee Bannon, MGI and Deadeye himself. Led by singles from Freddie Foxxx, Panchi (NYG’Z) & Big Shug (“Had It Comin’”) and Slaine, Esoteric, Krumbsnatcha & Ea$y Money (“Livin’ Lost”), Deadeye delivers a disc full of raw, exciting hip-hop that, despite its many contributors, remains an album with his own distinctive stamp on it.

LISTEN: DJ Deadeye – “Just In Case” (feat. Chaundon, O-Dash, & Big Pooh)

DJ Deadeye – “Just In Case” (feat. Chaundon, O-Dash, & Big Pooh)