Electric stew, good for your ears

• Artist: DJ Scratch
  
• Album:  “Electric Stew (we can get down)”
• Record Label: T’s Box
• Release Date: SEP 9th 2025

Electric Stew, a project spearheaded by DJ Scratch, delivers an energetic track with a unique blend of electronic, soulful house and hip-hop influences. “We Can Get Down” is characterized by its pulsating beats and engaging rhythms that invite listeners to move. The integration of different genres showcases DJ Scratch’s capability as an artist, drawing from his deep roots in hip-hop while venturing into innovative soundscapes.

The track begins with a potent bass line that sets a solid foundation, creating a groove that feels both infectious and uplifting.  The melodies intertwine seamlessly, creating a vibrant tapestry of sound that highlights DJ Scratch’s versatility.

The use of vocal samples throughout the track enhances its energy, creating moments that feel almost nostalgic while also remaining fresh and contemporary. The bridge introduces a melody shift that plays with tempo and allows the track to breathe, making it more than just a dance anthem; it becomes a journey through sound.

Background on DJ Scratch

DJ Scratch, born George Spivey on June 21, 1968, in Brooklyn, New York, is an acclaimed hip-hop DJ and producer known for his groundbreaking contributions to the genre. He first caught public attention as the DJ for EPMD, where his technical prowess in scratching and production quickly earned him a place among the industry’s elite. Scratch is a recipient of several prestigious awards, including the 1988 New Music Seminar Battle for World Supremacy DJ Champion and the 2010 Master of the Mix champion.

Career Highlights

• Scratch’s innovative techniques and captivating performances have made him a sought-after DJ, both in live settings and on television. He has served as the resident DJ for shows like BET’s Rap City: The Basement.
• He has produced tracks for numerous iconic artists, including Busta Rhymes, LL Cool J, and The Roots, further solidifying his status as a premier producer in hip-hop.
• Beyond music, he actively participates in the community, hosting a weekly radio show on LL Cool J’s Rock The Bells Radio, where he introduces classic hip-hop to new audiences.

DJ Scratch’s influence extends beyond music, as he continuously shapes and mentors the next generation of DJs, ensuring that the culture remains vibrant and innovative.

The combination of DJ Scratch’s expertise and the lively essence encapsulated in “We Can Get Down” makes it a compelling piece worthy of attention. His ability to meld genres and evoke emotion in such a playful manner speaks volumes to his artistry and skill.

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Social links:

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• Official website

Interested in hearing more Hip Hop DJs / producers that have done crossover work in the house music genre? Check out this work from Easy Mo Bee in collaboration with Brotha Basil and Kelvin Sylvester “Mo Better”.