Def Cut

Swiss DJ Def Lower first found out acclaim in his homeland of Switzerland before starting a musical profession within the U.S. July of 2001 noticed the discharge of Def Cut’s U.S. debut, Go back to Burn off (over the unbiased Bomb HIPHOP label), which mixed substantial beats, vocal snippets, and a lot of the anticipated DJ scratching. The record spotlighted prior Euro strikes (“Gennie Jell,” “R.We.P. Marcos”) and highlighted guest performances by Raheem and Unity Posse.