DJ Greyboy

At once heralded because the leader from the American acidity jazz audio in the first ’90s when he was saving for Ubiquity, DJ Greyboy (given birth to Andreas Stevens) eventually moved from the acidity jazz audio once that picture went downhill, and returned to his preliminary passion, hip-hop. Nevertheless, before leaving the acidity jazz picture, he released two celebrated albums on Ubiquity — Freestylin’ (1994) and Property from the Shed (1996) — and in addition recorded music because the Greyboy Allstars on Greyboy Information with a range of music artists. After documenting some DJ combine albums for his various other label, P-Jays, in 1998, Greyboy came back from a short sabbatical in 2001 along with his third and least acidity jazz-sounding album, Perfected the Artwork. The recording features only examples from vinyl instead of jazz instrumentation to create it sound a lot more like hip-hop than acidity jazz.