The above shot is from the “Black & Yellow (G-Mix)” video, as seen on BET, MTV, etc. We guess that’s what Wiz meant by “no keys, push to start”. Heh…. Five Deez/3582 producer Fat Jon checks in, letting us know that new music is on the way. Via his website, he tells us “beautiful killing [cont.]

  From the virus that is hip-hop, we are seeing new breeds of music evolve from what essentially started off in the park with two turntables and a mic. Fat Jon and his Five Deez crew have always been a bit off the beaten path, mixing standard boom bip styles with earthy mood music, for [cont.]

    Next to DJ Spinna, Ohio’s Fat Jon is perhaps the hardest working beat-machine in underground / instrumental hip-hop, continually pumping out full-length opuses of soothing, blunted jazz, and on his latest effort Lightweight Heavy, ain’t nothing changed.      While each of his previous instrumental releases have had a recurring theme, Lightweight Heavy is no different, [cont.]

?Quite possibly one of the hardest-working producers in underground hip-hop at the moment, The Five Deez’ Fat Jon has his hands full with so many projects, that he is not only determined to make a name for himself, but to actually make two names for himself. Enter Maurice Galactica  – an instrumental alter-ego of the Ohio [cont.]