Miami Bass History

"One day to your kids you will tell the story of how the Ghetto Style DJ's achieved their glory..."

I just uploaded “E Rocker - Miami Bass History Europe Radio Show on GlobalFunkRadio.com (11 May 2012)” to www.mixcloud.com - listen now!

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—E Rocker - Miami Bass History Radio Show on GlobalFunkRadio.com (11 May 2012)

                                                           L’Trimm’s “Groovy” press kit

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—11. SoundChasers - Back in the Day (Teknik's Miami Boom Mix)

Ultimate bass and boom from Dynamix II Records…

“His records may be wack…”? C’mon! No love for Miami bass there. Scanned from “Hip Hop Connection” June ‘92

“His records may be wack…”? C’mon! No love for Miami bass there.

Scanned from “Hip Hop Connection” June ‘92

24 hours a day Booty Bass radio. Click to listen http://www.miamibass.fm/  Call 786-529-8001 for YOUR on-air shoutout and requests.

24 hours a day Booty Bass radio.

Click to listen http://www.miamibass.fm/ 

Call 786-529-8001 for YOUR on-air shoutout and requests.

Priority One - Unreleased strokes

                            Do you remember this 12” from the Newtown Music Group?

                                   

You don’t? Then take a listen, it was an x-rated caper as was fashionable around that time…      

           

You do? Then you might have been wondering what happened to the guy (not Tech-Master P.E.B., you know he’s still booming), but to Priority One. Why didn’t he release anything else? Well, we have the answer!

This week Troy Frazier popped in to the Miami bass history group on facebook. That’s right, Troy Frazier, the main guy behind Priority One. Turns out Priority One isn’t the name of a rapper but of a group, and also they were supposed to drop a full album on DTS records out of Orlando! Here’s what he had to say;

“In 1992 I signed a recording contract with a small record label call DTS Records out Orlando, Fl. I’m not really sure what happen but the company folded before my debut album was released. There are 11 completed tracks but a few them are in need of some more studio mastering and engineering.The LP was called Get Hyped on the Dancefloor. There were 7 members in Priority One. 2 female singers, my 4 person dance crew named The 4 steps to Defness and me. The dance crew had 2 girls and 2 guys. The girls also helped on vocals when needed.”

The good news about all of this is that Troy was friendly enough to share the unreleased lp with us by uploading it to SoundCloud. You can check it out by going OVERHERE.

                   Thanks Troy Frazier, for unravelling another piece of Miami bass history!

                                                                                B-Bart

                                                                          MBH Europe

(Source: facebook.com)