Why did we make a Chinese scratch record?

After touring extensively through China DSK noticed that scratching and mixing Chinese words and sounds in his set would provoke a better crowd response. He then decided to set to work on a scratch record to help Chinese DJs provide a more interesting show. Also the aim is to give battling DJs in competitions like DMC a record with Chinese disses and scratches.

DJ DSK

DSK set up Unity recordings primarily to release the BOTY CD and Metric Breaks Chinese battle record. The philosophy of the record label is the same as the actual B.O.T.Y. competition in that it aims to promote a positive Hip Hop environment for people to express themselves and their skills.

DJ DSK was introduced to Hip-Hop in the early eighties and immediately began dabbling in B-boying, Graffiti and DJing but soon thereafter focused on the musical aspect, turned to the tables, and set to work perfecting his scratch and battle style techniques. Recently he can found DJing at events like B.O.T.Y. the UK B-boy Champs and others around Asia. 

SAM DEBELL

Sam Debell has been active in China for over 10 years, playing with bands and collaborating with producers from all over the country. The name Renmin Rhythm describes a a spectrum of musical endeavors in styles ranging from Jazz, Funk, Rock and Latin to Yunnan ethnic folk music and linked by a fusing style steeped in Afro-based rhythms and instruments, with driving drum beats and percussive licks.

Having made appearances on both the MIDI Festival and Snow Mountain festival stages and in Clubs all over Asia,  Sam moved to Beijing where he is a member of Funk*Fever collective,  plays regular gigs with bands such as Toning Drum,  The Verse, Shanren and amongst others things is a consultant on the China Rock Chart! Sam has appeared on such TV shows as the Guangzhou TV 50th Anniversary Party and the Beijing TV Spring Festival Party 2010.