Funkmaster Flex
Funkmaster Flex is Aston Taylor Jr., a DJ from the Bronx who started playing at local block parties in the late 1980s. By 1992 he had a weekly show on Hot 97...
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Funkmaster Flex is Aston Taylor Jr., a DJ from the Bronx who started playing at local block parties in the late 1980s. By 1992 he had a weekly show on Hot 97 called The Flex Show, where he played new hip-hop and talked over tracks with what became his recognizable radio style.
His show became known for breaking emerging artists and for freestyle sessions with established rappers. You can hear that live energy on tracks like "Big Pun Fat Joe And Terror Squad Freestyle" and "10 Dis-Foxy Brown," which capture the rough, immediate feel of his radio sets.
In 2005 he served a short prison sentence on weapons charges, then returned to radio. The Flex Show continued for years, mixing new releases with classic cuts and maintaining his position as a consistent voice in New York hip-hop radio.
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