DJ Muggs

American DJ and hip-hop producer

DJ Muggs - Artists & Creatives born January 28th, 1968
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An American DJ and music producer, focused primarily on hip-hop and alternative styles. Co-founded the influential hip-hop group Cypress Hill in 1988, contributing significantly to their distinctive sound. Produced multiple albums for Cypress Hill, including the critically acclaimed 'Black Sunday' and 'Cypress Hill IV'. In addition to work with Cypress Hill, collaborated with numerous artists across various genres, showcasing versatility in production. Established the Soul Assassins collective, which influenced the underground hip-hop scene.

Co-founded Cypress Hill

Produced 'Black Sunday'

Created the Soul Assassins collective

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