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DJ Scandalous, has been involved in music since the age of ten. Heâs written over 500 songs of all kinds of genres and has produced over 300 tracks. His musical influences are widely expanded with artists such as Phil Collins, 2Pac, Lilâ Flip, Cyndi Lauper, Linkin Park, Amy Grant, Jaheim and many others.

It certainly has been a long trip for DJ Scandalous. In 1997, he recorded his first track with a group called the Rhymester MOB under the label Scud Death Threat Records. At the time, (his alias was Prymetyme 3) the group worked on their first effort, âThe Way It Should Soundâ. In 1998, he took some of the tracks from that album and added his own for his second solo album, âItâs Still All Good.â (His first solo album was called âRespect Others, Respect Yourselfâ) Because of the difficulty of getting the Rhymester MOB together, he formed his own label under Scud Death Threat Records called S.M.T.O. Entertainment with several of his own artists in 1999. A few months after S.M.T.O. Entertainment was formed the label Scud Death Threat Records went under.

In 2001, Prymetyme 3 bumped into Playboy-T in college (Grambling State University), where Playboy-T was an artist/president of Divine City Records. Prymetyme 3 changed his name to DJ Scandalous (because he was known for switching styles without notice) and in 2002, Playboy-T separated from Divine City Records and they started their own company, Unfadeable Records. Also, while in college, he produced and wrote for a country/pop artist named Heather Guidry.

After producing and writing the choruses for Playboy-Tâs entire album, âThe Playboy Mansionâ in 2004, the two went their separate ways in late 2005 but rejoined in late 2006. He is now producing and writing Playboy-Tâs second album, âThe Rebirth: Plan Aâ, has produced tracks for many artists in Chicago, New York (Brooklyn), Atlanta, Raleigh and New Orleans and major artists in Canada, France and Belgium. He also began writing jingle commercials for different advertising companies (Campbellâs Soup and Sit Close Travel Agency) and has written over 40 songs for Stevie Wonder and his best friend, Raynard Miner (famous songwriter credited for âRescue Meâ, â(Your Love) Is Lifting Me Higherâ, and more), and Fabrice Sioul (former vocal coach, producer for the French television show âStar Academyâ who is now A&R for Spellbind Records), including his recent hit, âThis Is The Timeâ.

DJ Scandalous is one of the rarest hip-hop artists today who can not be compared to another. When producing, not only can he create southern beats, but he combines hip-hop and rap with other genres, including pop, R&B, reggae, country, bluegrass, gospel and even classical. He evens combines other cultural music styles into his, including French, Spanish, Jamaican, Asian and Indian! If that isnât enough, DJ Scandalous touches on all types of topics in his flows, ranging from the club atmosphere to racism and violence, from dancing to relationship issues. From beginning to end, DJ Scandalous keeps you interested.