Dj Rap
DJ Rap came up in New York City in the late 1980s. His 1989 single "Bad Behaviour" was the track that broke through, with its direct lyrics and steady beat...
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DJ Rap came up in New York City in the late 1980s. His 1989 single "Bad Behaviour" was the track that broke through, with its direct lyrics and steady beat catching attention. He also put out songs like "Bad Girl" and "Fuck With Your Head" around that time.
He worked with a few other musicians, including Jay Tee on bass and Eric Sadler on drums. The lyrics on some of his records drew criticism, but he kept making music through the early 1990s, releasing albums like "The Bastard Child" in 1991 and "The New Testament" in 1996.
His sound was part of that East Coast rap wave, straightforward and built for the club. While he's often mentioned alongside that era, the specifics of his later work aren't as widely documented as those early singles.
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