The D-Stroy Roasts are a series of Hip Hop roast specials. The 1st of the series will feature, the Hip Hop producer and DJ outfit Da Beatminerz. These talented brothers from Bushwick/Brooklyn produced Classics like "Who Got The Props", "Sound Bwoy Bureill" and more. Guest are DJ Evil Dee, Crazy DJ Bazarro, Mr. Walt, DJ Esquire, DJ Wayne Ski and DJ K Styles along with your very own Roast Master Flex: D-Stroy.

We'd love for more of these to happen, On a larger scale with more people involved. Please Share It, Like It and encourage other HIPHOP fans to enjoy it.

D-Stroy presents The Roast of Da Beatminerz (Evil Dee, Mr. Walt and more)

D-Stroy and Freestyle "Go Bonkers" on this track produced by Sicknature for Snowgoons. Punch people in the face hip hop right here.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/more-than-beats-and-rhymes/id478675708

Time is Now Ft. Freestyle (Arsonists) & Sicknature (Snowgoons)

Follow these instructions: 1. Take your mouse, 2. Point to LISTEN, 3. Get ready to be blown away. This track is really, really good. The bouncy beat by The White Shadow will definitely get your head moving, but D-Stroy's rapid-fire delivery and lyrics are the highlight of this track. Thanks D-Stroy for delivering one of the best performances by an MC I've heard in a while. If you're an Arsonists fan, you will in no way be disappointed. Can D-Stroy still hold his own without his group? Yes he can.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/more-than-beats-and-rhymes/id478675708

Roll Out

the legendary Hip Hop producer Pete Rock gets on the turn tables and rocks out for a special 1 hour mix for D-Stroy.

Pete Rock's D-Stroy Mix

After being signed to Suave House Records then Slip-n-Slide Records, which has been under the Def Jam umbrella. 2011 brings us the Best of Richardo Ross on Wild Pitch Records. As an advocate for obesity Rick Ross has dropped several albums and these are 3 hits made with love. The lyrics of the song have been changed to protect the guilty. All Rights Reversed.

Written & Created by D-Stroy
Performed by Antonio Flags

Best of Rick Ross Ft. DJ Khaled, Kanye, Jayz and Tupacs Cat on Wild Pitch Records

Single of the month in hip hop connection, featured in fox tv show "24"
Label:Matador
Catalog#:OLE 518-1
Format:Vinyl, 12" 
Genre:Hip Hop

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/more-than-beats-and-rhymes/id478675708

Matador 12" Single

This was originally released in 2001, Del wanted to record a record with me and before we even spoke about it he took this beat and dropped a dope verse on it in 2010. Which I release on "More Than Beats and Rhymes" Mixtape available at https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/more-than-beats-and-rhymes/id478675708

Show Must Go On Ft. Del the funkee

Recorded in 1994 for Tony's 40 mixtape. This verse got me on tour as a hypeman for O.C. I remember being 19 and him coming up to me telling me my verse. That was such an honor cause "Times Up" was a classic. All done in 1 take.

Tony Touch Tape 40 Ft. Tony Touch, Ching Rock and D-Stroy

Another addition to the Tony Touch vault. This features D-Stroy and Freestyle of the Arsonists. a Chill vibe in 95. Free B-Day Downloads from D-Stroy

1995 Tony Touch #44 Ft. D-Stroy and Freestye (Arsonists) B-Day Download 1995

Miri Ben-Ari was working on a mixtape and her brother put together this beat and they wanted me to rock on it. I called up the ghost of Pun on a few parts and went in. Threw in a bit of Slick Rick flavor on the chorus and it was a go. this is on "More Than Beats and Rhymes" https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/more-than-beats-and-rhymes/id478675708

Bravo Ft. Miri Ben-Ari

This is a snippet from an interview DJ Eclipse and D-Stroy had with Masta Ace. Wordsworth of EMC's was also in the house. This is just the comedy portion, giving people a feel of what madness goes on when quality the guards are done and legends talk. Thanks to Masta Ace / Wordsworth for being guest.

Did Masta Ace diss Latinos? Fat Joe might've thought so.

I was planning to make a mixtape called Fck The Police" which was me rapping over Police Samples  but I became busy with LeftUnattended. I started to gather some good loops and I came up with this idea for this song, after hearing Jay-Z's PIcasso. The Graffiti artist are our time should've been acknowledged and I felt this was appropriate. The evolution of the Graff artist going from walls to designing everything else, is wonderful to me. It's inspiring to know what started in the ghettos is embraced. This was also inspired by the closing of 5 points in Queens, which was a haven for Graff Artist. Thank you for sharing and for reading. This is only the beginning of these songs that I will be releasing, with the push by Q-Unique, anything is possible. Thank You once again. D-Stroy

D-Stroy Spray Everything

Song started about a girl who we were feeling but couldnt get with because we were in relationships. however at the end the girl singing mentioned Molly which is a name for a drug/pill and she went in on the chorus. I was just tired as hell cause this was recorded at like 5am after hanging at a party Tony Touch does in NYC. I was fried. But im happy to have rocked with Slaine who's been a homie for some time. Over a Statik Selektah beat who put it all together. Salute.

"Molly": D-Stroy and Slaine Produced By: Statik Selektah

I had an engineer who was given an "unused" Dr.Dre beat with a Busta Rhymes vocal on it. Excited, I recorded this on a tour bus in some city back when 8Mile was getting filmed. I never released it. This year after interviewing Ras Kass on Sirius/XM, I found out it was a planned song. However, because of label problems, he never released it. Rather my version sit in my computer, I figured why not let someone check it out. Enjoy.

"We Must DStroy" Ft. Busta Rhymes Prod. By Dr.Dre

De La Soul set off their “Stakes Is High” album asking the question, “Where were you when you first heard Criminal Minded?”. Boogie Down Productions debut album “Criminal Minded” was the prototype for East Coast Gangster Rap. BDP members, KRS One and the late Scott La Rock created the singles, “Bridge Is Over” and “South Bronx” which ignited the infamous rivalry with the Queens Bridge Super Squad, The Juice Crew. March 3rd marks the 29th Anniversary for when this iconic album “Criminal Minded” was released. 
Inspired by all things Hip Hop, D-Stroy and Q-Unique of The Arsonists fame stepped into the booth to create “Born In ‘87”, a tribute to this B-Boy Records classic. Fresh off of hosting the NFL SuperBowl and the NBA AllStar, D-Stroy never forgets his first love, Hip Hop. This M.C./Comedian who host at Yankee Stadium and on Shade45 for Statik Selektah’s ShowOff Radio, reconnects with his Arsonists brother. Q-Unique, who has released 2 albums on Fat Beats records along collaborating with Raekwon, Ill Bill and Jedi Mind Tricks, to name a few. Q is also the lead singer of Stillwell, a rock band with members of Korn and P.O.D.  He also is a co-host with DJ Eclipse on Sirius/XM’s Hip Hop Nation.
The music video starts with the two M.C.’s finding an Ecko Unltd. backpack, filled with Hip Hop memorabilia. They piece together a collectors puzzle of “Criminal Minded” between live train tracks, along with performing in an amphitheater – more importantly while having a great time.
Happy Birthday Scott La Rock
Video directed by D-Stroy
Track produced by D-Stroy & Q-Unique


Born In '87 (Criminal Minded BDP Tribute) D-Stroy / Q-Unique (Arsonists)

Q sent me this beat and wanted us to do a flow pattern to the strums. I love flow patterns so he knew it was going to be a good one. RobFlow made the beat and the theme was nothing out of the ordinary. We attempted a few versions with chorus's that didn't totally work. After deleting some other featured vocals of other artist laying the chorus... I found the perfect phone conversation to place in all the gaps where there chorus would be at. A little on the intro and close it out with the rest. DJ Premier loved the joint, he said "the whole thing is just so real, that lady is pissed" You can purchase this song on http://www.amazon.com/More-Than-Beats-Rhymes-Explicit/dp/B004KVRCCE/ref=sr_shvl_album_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1298959102&sr=301-4

"On My Block" Q-Unique/D-Stroy

One night or morning after a drunk fest with Statik, he said "I want to record a song with you". I was like "Nah, i'm good, it's 6am". He's like "Nah, I'm an Arsonists fan and I want people to know you still got verses". That got me. I go in his crib and he plays 3 beats. This one talked to me. I did 1 verse and another. He already had our homie Slaine on there. It's now 7:30am and I'm like "I gotta go". I leave and the next day, this demo'd song is on 2DopeBoyz, Their playing it on the radio here and i'm upset because I didn't even finish the song. The chorus is an old chorus I use to check mic levels. Later on Statik admitted to me that he sent it to everyone on his email list. UGH.. but it was fun. Enjoy the joint. Slaine and Statik killed it.

And Ya Don't Stop! ft Slaine Produced by Statik Selektah

This song was created for the Documentary of the same name about The Young Lords Party. In the midst of the African American liberation struggle, protests to end the Vietnam War and the women's movement for equality, Puerto Rican and Latino/a communities fought for economic, racial and social justice. From Chicago streets to the barrios of New York City and other urban centers, the Young Lords emerged to demand decent living conditions and raised a militant voice for the empowerment of Puerto Ricans and other Latino/as in the United States and for the independence of Puerto Rico. Shout to Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez for the artwork.

¡PALANTE, SIEMPRE PALANTE! By Tony Touch and D-Stroy

Stretch and Bobbito, whose New York radio show helped popularize a flood of hip-hop heavyweights in the 1990s. 

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTeAKfmkwc2JnmL-u3VF8Vcu4vCZ1O1v

Notorious B.I.G., Method Man and Big L.

During the 1990s, Stretch and Bobbito introduced the world to an unsigned Nas, Wu-Tang, and Big Pun as well as an unknown Jay-Z, Eminem, and the Fugees. The total record sales for all the artists that premiered on their radio show exceeds 300 million. The late night program had a cult following in the worlds of art and fashion as well as with the nation’s prison population. All would loyally tune in for the humour just as much for the exclusive tunes. This is when the Brooklyn crew Arsonists signed by Bobbito's record label alongside artist like MF DOOM. Had come up to Freestyle for the first time.

Arsonists (Freestyle) on Stretch and Bobbito Radio 1996

the X-Ecutioners are a group of American hip hop DJs/turntablists from New York City, New York.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTeAKfmkwc2JnmL-u3VF8Vcu4vCZ1O1v

 The group formed in 1989, and currently consists of three DJs, including Total Eclipse, DJ Boogie Blind, DJ Precision. Original members of the group included Mista Sinista, Rob Swift, and Roc Raida (who died in September 2009).

DJ Total Eclipse ‎– The Conflict 2
Label:
Not On Label (DJ Total Eclipse Self-released) ‎– none
Format:
Cassette, Mixed
Country:
US
Released:
1998
Genre:
Hip Hop
Style:
Cut-up/DJ

Arsonists (Freestyle) for DJ Total Eclipse of X-ecutioners Mixtape The Conflict 2 X-Men DJ Crew

ON THE GO BEGAN IN 1989 AS ON THE GO MAGAZINE, A GENRE-DEFINING URBAN LIFESTYLE NEWS LETTER CREATED BY STEVE "ESPO" POWERS, WHO SOON PARTNERED WITH ARI SAAL FORMAN TO TURN IT INTO A FULL-FLEDGED PUBLICATION. 

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTeAKfmkwc2JnmL-u3VF8Vcu4vCZ1O1v

DEVELOPING A CULT STATUS WORLDWIDE, OTG MAGAZINE TRULY PAVED THE WAY FOR TODAY’S CUTTING-EDGE LIFESTYLE NICHE MAGAZINES.
 

THE INCREDIBLE SUCCESS OF THE TACTICS USED TO PROMOTE ON THE GO MAGAZINE LED TO OTHERS ASKING IF THE SAME CREATIVE APPROACH COULD BE APPLIED TO OTHER LINES OF BUSINESS. WITH THIS EXAMPLE IN MIND, ARI WAS APPROACHED BY HIS CURRENT PARTNER MARK DIPIPPA TO START A MARKETING COMPANY BASED AROUND THESE EXPERIENTIAL AND VIRAL TACTICS. A FEW MONTHS LATER ON THE GO WAS BORN.

Arsonists (Freestyle) On The Go Magazine Mixtape 1996

DJ Camilo, real name Juan “Camilo” Sanchez

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPTeAKfmkwc2JnmL-u3VF8Vcu4vCZ1O1v

He was born in Queens, New York City, New York, US.

At age 12 he was introduced to the turntables and soon after bought his first set of Techniques S-900’s.

In 1991, he debuted his first mixtape, simply entitled “CAMILO Vol. 1.” We rocked on this around 1996

Arsonists (Freestyle) for DJ Camilo Mixtape 1996

we did this song in bushwick at my parents house. It was done over a beat by Groovy Lou who produced the session. Kinetic rapped into headphones and we put an effect like he was on the phone. that's all i remember

"Kinetic on the phone" Arsonist Demo from 1996

Years ago, Q and I got into a rhythm of recording, with the purpose of exercising our skills. He'd send me a beat, I'd sent him a beat and we went back and forth about about 30 songs. We kept each other hype, the difference is he would actually put his music out and I would stay holding on joints out of fear of not having the right situation. Thing is, I never pursued the "right situation" and stood in my Host lane. Normally I'd be insecure about putting joints out but this is a DEMO. Salute my Brother Q, who went in on the topic of riding the train. Here is my verse

Stand clear to closing doors
We scheming on the people with bags from clothing stores
Where you’ll run into ya enemy ready to go to war
Pissing between the cars like we don’t know the law
The nigga with a bookbag with club flyers in it
Kicking it to bitches getting numbers like every minute
Hop trains everyday cops chase get away
Cause they’ll wet ya face with that god damn pepper spray
Ah grab a magazine and play dumb
And read it at the news stand till the train come
a homeless lady was once begging for money
I gave her some food cause I thought she was hungry
She said you see this hand here
Put money in it so I could get a damn beer
Take ya food and shove it that’s new york I love it
I’m barely on the train cause I gotta bigger budgets

"Stand Clear" (Demo) D-Stroy & Q-Unique (Arsonists)

A dope DJ, Tony Touch called on a Crazy M.C., D-Stroy for a banger produced by the legend, DJ Premier. Kanye West may have a machine behind him, but we have the HIP HOP community. SHARE this and let the world know we don't care what type of scented candle rap Drake is doing! BoomBap! 

Tony Touch and D-Stroy Prod. DJ Premier

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