Tommy Tee

Tommy Tee is normally Scandinavia’s most-popular and longest-lived hip-hop DJ/producer/promoter. Elevated in Oslo but still located in Norway, and elevated on graffiti and breakdancing, Tee started compiling combine tapes and carrying out club dates within the middle-’80s. He obtained his initial radio display in 1986 and quickly shifted towards the nationwide network NRK along with his top-rated the Country wide Rap Present. Tee also began his very own hip-hop newspaper (Fat Cover) and after doing work for many years at Norway’s Mega Information, formed his very own Tee Productions label. His creation resumé included an record by standards vocalist Helèn Eriksen (afterwards certified to Blue Take note) and his initial solo record, 1998’s Bonds, Beats and Values, with efforts from Talib Kweli, Mike Zoot, and Craig G.