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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Teetimus Da Producer a.k.a. Rockstar Makes Vybz Kartel Pop in a “U.F.O. MEDZ!”




Established in his own right, Teetimus da producer is well known amongst music circles for his cutting edge sound and avante garde ear for matching artists with multi-genre sounds.  Teetimus’s newest project is no exception to this standard as he’s the first producer to make Vybz Kartel ‘pop!’

Merging Pop with Techno and a splash of electronic, Teetimus (as the producer) lays the musical groundwork for Vybz Kartel to deliver one of his most well received cross-over performances in the song called “U.F.O. MEDZ” which features the Dancehall King and Teetimus the Rockstar.

Recently released to the worlds’ most prominent DJ’s, initial feedback to the song exceeded the teams expectations.  “We knew the DJ’s were going to like the track” said Teetimus from his recording studio in New York, “but we didn’t expect it to be so well received by the Pop and Techno audience.  Vybz Kartel did a great job with the track – he really is dih teacha!”

For Vybz Kartel, shying away from a track so forward thinking for the Pop genre was not an option.  The artist recorded his vocals in Jamaica prior to incarceration and expressed that the Pop / Electronica sound will allow him to gain fans of a wider background.  “Teetimus approached me with this track and the result is great.  I stayed true to Dancehall while working with a new genre.  Fans are going to appreciate it.”

Already available on iTunes, the track has gained a lot of traction with sites such as Chromaticmag.com, Spotlightnow.com and Yardhype.com.  The preview, available on YouTube, is one of the most searched, marking another sign that the single is on deck to being a hit.

No stranger to success, Teetimus the Rockstar earned several accolades as the co-producer of Damian ‘Jr. Gong’ Marley’s 2012 hit song “Affairs of the Heart,” Trey Songz “Ladies Gone Wild” and Mr. Vegas “Bruk It Dung,” and is in negotiations to produce a track for a very prominent and Grammy award winning female rapper.


About Teetimus Da Producer a.k.a. Rockstar:

Teetimus da producer is one of the most talented and versatile music producer’s, songwriter, and artist from out of Jamaica. He has established himself as has one of the most highly sought after Reggae, Hip Hop, and R&B producers both on the east coast and in Jamaica. His discography is very impressive and well respected within his musical genre, he has had the pleasure to serving up major artists with his unorthodox style of productions including:  Damian ‘Jr. Gong’ Marley, Sean Paul, Mr. Vegas, Busta Ryhmes, Mario Winans, LiL Kim, Chilli/T-Boyz, Jim Jones, Wayne Wonder, and of course, his own projects!

Teetimus's story begins at a early tender age when he was introduced to the drums by a well known local percussionist who owned and operated a small recording studio a few houses down from where he lived.  In order to say out of trouble he started visiting the studio more and more, constantly banging on the drums. “As far as I was concerned, I was playing the drums.  Musically I saw myself getting better at playing the drums; I felt I was born with this talent.  Soon after, I started questing to learn how to play other instruments including the keyboard, bass and acoustic guitar” said Teetimus when reflecting on his musical journey.

His fascination with the percussions continued throughout his youth and have earned and secured him a place in the Reggae and Hip Hop community as one of the most talented drummer and beatmakers, allowing him to tour the world with renowned Reggae artists like Shabba Ranks, Bounty Killer and even Sean Paul (before his international stardom).

When he’s not touring, Teetimus da producer is in the studio working on a project or master minding a hit song.  In the years he’s been producing, Teetimus da producer has contributed tracks to albums for:  Trey Songz (Chapter V), Lady Saw (Walk Out), Wayne Wonder (No Holding Back), Sean Paul (Trinity) Purple City (Diary Of A summer) and Busta Rhymes (It Ain’t Safe No More). Composing music has always been a way for Teetimus to express and channel his inner personal feelings.

Now having been around several of the worlds best recording artists, Teetimus feels the time is right to take on singing.  Working on the advice of his Mom, Teets as he is affectionately called his singing for the world!
 

Monday, May 30, 2011

♠ HOTTT New Dancehall! ♠ Patexx ft. Bounty Killer & Busta Rhymes - Summer Time (Remix)


When a song is HOTTT, you have to do a remix which is exactly what happened with Patexx and Bounty Killer for the Riddim Syndicate produced chune "Summer Time." 
 
Set to a heavily synthesised Dancehall riddim, both Patexx and Bounty talk about the lovely
sites that happen in the summer time.  Now, with the remix, Busta Rhymes brings his way
too HOTTT American flavour making this chune an easy selection in a Dancehall segment, or
when crossing over to a Hip Hop segment.
 
Speaking on behalf of the gents, the Five Star general, Bounty Killer DJ's:  "summer time is a party time / when mih clean an mih out an the summer is fine / an mih drinkin liquor of every kind / an mih deals wid mih girls dem one at a time / fine / inna Gucci an Louis design
you know anno war / is ah party time ..."
 
Patexx adds "when yu see the sun hot like fyah / all inna cool breeze we ah perspire / an yuh see the hot girl dem attire / it's summer time..."
 
Busta Rhymes laces these lyrics:  "you see it hot big big big gyal tek off yuh pants an put on yuh shorts / dan dadda wid dih lyrics an mih masta dih art / mih mash up every ting an you don't want me to start ..."
 
Together, this trio brings authentic Dancehall flava to get the bodies moving!
 
 
 
 
 
  

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

DJ Weedim Gets Futuristic!

Famous Facers, DJ Weedim gets 'Futuristic' with his latest mixed CD called 'Futuristic.'  Featuring music from some of our fav artists, this mix is a must have for your collection!

Grab your copy from the link below (click on the title above the image), and make sure you send your feedback so we can pass it on!



Track Listing:

01. Wiz Khalifa - In My Car (Tha Puff bus) feat Juicy J
02. Rocko & Rick Ross - Just In Case (prod Lex Luger)
03. Project Pat - I Salute You feat Lil Remo & BPz (prod Lex Luger)
04. Ace Hood - Real Shit (prod Lex Luger)
05. Trina - Eat It feat Mike Bless
06. Sean Garrett - She Geeked feat Busta Rhymes, Ludacris & Twista
07. Trey Songz - Bottoms Up feat Busta Rhymes (Remix)
08. Yung L.A. - Datz What’s Up
09. SupaSTARR - Hands On Her Knees
10. GS Boyz - I Wanna C Ya
11. CJ Platinum - Patron & CIROC
12. Kenny Wayne ft Starlito - Ball
13. Marie ferow - Dont I
14. Nicki Minaj - Right Through Me
15. Nicki Grier - Downtown feat Busta Rhymes
16. Red Cafe ft Tity Boi - I’m Me
17. Ziggy Zues - Smells Like Money
18. M.A.G - Around The Way
19. Womack ft Pimp - In My System
20. Cj Platinum - Bounce Dat Azz
21. Ron Browz - 86 ft Jadakiss
22. Redman - Defjammable
23. Kayne West - Good Friday ft Common, Pusha T, Kid Cudi, Big Sean, Charlie Wilson
24. Hell Rell - I’m On That
25. Dj Suss One - That Work ft Uncle Murda, Cassidy, Joell Ortiz, French Montana & Vado
26. Fred The Godson - Too Fat
27. Keith Murray - Keep It Gully ft Jahfus
28. B.Y.O.S - D.I.S
29. Leader(KAR) - Tongue Ring
30. Papa Reu - Bumbie Bee
31. Face Tha Music - Dont Push Me Rmx Feat. Fred The Godson, NinaB, Nustso, King CHarlton


Thursday, September 30, 2010

►►► Throwback Thursday! ►►► Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See!

Greetings!
 
One of the scariest phrases to hear from a
police officer is 'put your hands where my
eyes can see.'  If a person hears those words,
it usually means the officer has their weapon
drawn and things could get sticky...
 
In 1996, Hip Hop artist Busta Rhymes made
those words famous by rapping them in a
Grammy nominated chune, "Put Your Hands
Where My Eyes Can See" which helped to
take the edge out of the phrase, and in a
rebellious way, show authorities that the Hip
Hop community will find entertainment in what
some zealous officers use to intimidate...
 
In 1997, Patrick Roberts picked up the riddim
and re-licked it with a Dancehall vibe that
had the masses 'getting jiggy wid it!'
 
Beenie Man's chune "Badmind is Active" was
the lead single and named the riddim.  Beenie
sang "Everybody's talking all this stuff about
me / why they just don't let me live / tell me
why / he's the girls dem sugar (sang by a female
vocalist) / it is my decision / that's my prerogative...
 
What's interesting about Beenie's chune is the
un-seeming connection between the backup
vocalist and 'The Girls Dem Sugar,' yet without
her, the chune wouldn't be as sweet (just my
POV!)!
 
Broadcasting at 320kbps, catch the Bad Mind is
Active riddim, including the original chune by
Busta Rhymes here:
 
 
 
 
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