Rob Swift

Editor's Review:

Though many fans of Rob Swift’s DJ crew, the world famous X-ecutioners, are a bit disenchanted with that group’s recent musical direction (many DJ heads have a hard time getting down with Linkin Park), there’s no denying the crew’s talent, especially that of Rob Swift. Anyone who would like to refute that statement should pick up a copy of Sound Event, and prepare to be reminded why Rob Swift collects tons of accolades. One of Rob’s self-described missions with this record is to explore and push the boundaries of playing the turntables like a traditional instrumentalist. To that end, he gets busy with legendary production genius and old school keyboardist Bob James; beatboxer The Human Orchestra Kenny Muhammed; and indie hip-hop legends like DJs Radar, Mello-D and Quest, and MCs Supernatural and J-Live. Throughout Sound Event’s 40-minute duration, it is evident that Rob is not only a talented but also an inspired and driven hip-hop DJ.
– Max Sidman
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Record Label Table Turns Records Released November 2002

Tracks A Supernatural Intro (feat. Supernatural) 2 3 Break (feat. DJ Klever + DJ Melo-D) The Great Caper (feat. Dujeous?) Hip Hop On Wax (feat. Large Professor + DJ Radar) Salsa Scratch (feat. Bob James + D-Styles) Ghetto Interlude The Ghetto Sub Level (feat. J-Live) The Program (feat. Gudtyme, Eddeganz + DJ Quest) Tronic (feat. The Human Orchestra Kenny Muhammed) Interview With Colored Man (feat. Supernatural + DJ Radar) Trunk Of Funk Sound Event

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