South Central / Compton.  
"stickin' to the basics to make the honeys shake it"

Steppin' Up "HARD LA / M.I.A." (GHETTEK "Long Ass Title" Remix)

A ghastly gift from your grave-diggers DJ Heart Steady & MC Glass Massters to get those dressed up booties #quakin'!

Jack-O-Learius

"The GHETTéK brothers (DJ Heart Steady & MC Glass Massters) breathed hip-hop, Detroit techno, and Chicago house during their formative 80s years and when they met at a local southern California beach one summer (both 13 and independently seeking 'ass &amp; titties') they found they had very much in common. By the time they were 17 they had purchased a 909 drum machine (which they allegedly bought for $303) and 303 bassline sequencer (for $909) and had each been making a mixtape every month, which they would then sell at local swap meets for "blunt money." "Growing up in South Central you had to constantly be appreciating the moment. If you didn't get shot on your way home from school the second best thing was going to a party where girls would shake their shit and wouldn't mind you looking." Today they produce using many of the same tools they started out with, and under a new name have set out to cause a global body-quake with technique that could only come straight from mid-city Los Angeles." -The Compton Bulletin
