DJ Dee
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| D.J. Dee | ||
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 Mantronix (circa 1990) from 2005's The Ultra Selection compilation album cover
(l-r) Bryce Wilson, Mantronik, D.J. D |
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| Background information | ||
| Also known as | D.J. D | |
| Origin | Jamaica | |
| Genre(s) | Old school hip hop Electro funk House music |
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| Instrument(s) | Turntables | |
| Years active | 1990 | |
| Label(s) | Capitol | |
| Associated acts |
Mantronix | |
D.J. Dee, or alternatively, D.J. D, was a Jamaican-American DJ and briefly a member of the old school hip hop/electro funk/house music group Mantronix during the group's final years.
D.J. Dee is Kurtis Mantronik's cousin, and appeared on one Mantronix album, 1990's This Should Move Ya, before he was ultimately replaced by singer Jade Trini for Mantronix's final album in 1991.
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