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Grammy-winning, multi-platinum selling producer and songwriter, Toomp (formerly DJ Toomp) has been an urban music trump card for two decades. As one of a handful of artists and producers, Toomp has helped create, develop and later expand Atlanta's Southern hip hop sound onto the national stage. From as early as high school, when he cut his first recording, Toomp's musical creativity and instincts have been a force to be reckoned with. Among the impressive list of artists who have benefited from Toomp's talents – Lil Jon, 8 Ball & MJG, Stat Quo, Boyz in Da Hood, Busta Rhymes, Kayne West, Ludacris, TI, Young Jeezy, among dozens of others.

Toomp's father, a professional singer himself, taught his son how to harmonize at six. Four years later, Toomp heard a looped version of "Rapper's Delight" and it made an unforgettable impression on him. "Up until that point, I thought I'd be a singer, like my father, or musician. It didn't occur to me there were other ways of making music. Then I heard "Rapper's Delight" and it hit me – the intelligence, the humor, the word-play. I just got it. Right then, I stopped singing and started rappin

Hip Hop is global. Evidence of this phenomenon is Japan's full embrace of hip hop's every facet: breakdancing, graffiti, DJing, and even rhyming. It was only a matter of time before the Japanese hip hop scene produced an artist keen enough in understanding the culture to achieve similar international appeal: dj honda. dj honda was born in Hokkaido, Japan and moved to Tokyo at age 17 to pursue his dream of playing in an American influenced rock band. He started a band called, "Clique" as the vocalist & guitarist. However, the band struggled and honda was forced to seek additional employment. He began DJing in a small nearby city, Shizuoka where he was first introduced to hip hop music and various turntable techniques, including scratching. For honda, the turntables offered a new creative outlet. While toiling at perfecting his scratching technique, he created a popular name for himself as a DJ, leading to premiere gigs in Tokyo's largest clubs. He also appeared on Tokyo radio stations and remixed popular tracks for local record companies. Tokyo was also important because it was the place where dj honda would cultivate many valuable relationships with people like Afrika Bambaata and the Universal Zulu Nation, as well as some of the emcees who would later appear on his self-titled debut LP.

DJ Rob Dinero, a young up and coming DJ/Producer, was born and raised in the Bronx New York, who started his Dj’ing career at the age of 14 years old. Beginning at school events and local house parties, Rob has evolved, mastered, and created many techniques that some can hardly begin to believe. His early inspirations are none other than the finest hip hop producers and DJ’s of the early 1990’s up to some of today’s most prominent music entrepreneurs.

After becoming the DJ/beat general for of the alternative progressive band “ Primitive Reason”, Rob was able to begin indulging his career as a producer by providing music for clients such as Tommy Hilfiger, Heineken, MTV Network. In his very own “Chase Dinero Studios” DJ Rob Dinero was able to work with and create remixes for various artists, such as Big L, The Notorious B.I.G, Sean Paul, T-Pain, 50 Cent, Damien “JR Gong” Marley, UK’s Black Twang, DJ Irie, P.M, Pitbull, Garcia, and Tamia, just to mention a few. DJ Rob Dinero’s most recent productivity has been working with Japans very own DJ Honda traveling back and forth from Japan & across the country. Working hand in hand Dinero and Honda have a large roster of projects that will flood the streets of New York and Japan.