Hip-Hop Producer of all styles; Love vintage samplers; Gear used: E-mu SP-12, Ensoniq EPS & ASR-10; E-MU ESI-4000, Roland S-330, Atari ST, and NI Maschine

You might know him as Jazz Fresh,  Boy Wonder Pop  is his alter ego as he brings some hot flavor in 2016.  He is well known for battling Big Daddy Kane in Harlem, NY at the famous Rooftop Roller Skating Disco back in 1988 and battling Big Daddy Kane once again at the Midnight Club , Philadelphia. In 2000 he changed his name to "BigFoot" and got a record deal at Auntra Records with Kurrupt from the Dog Pound. He performed with the Roots on the "Okay Player" tour.  He also is on Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince Summertime Album ( co wrote Trapped On the Dancefloor record). Now 46 years old,  and ripping shit harder  then when he was 18.  His son, one of the best high school point guards in the state of Pennsylvania, "Boy Wonder",  is the inspiration for his return as BWP.  Known to South Philly and the world , as one of the best lyricists here is a Mixtape recorded  in one studio session at Do For Self Record Studios,  feb  2016. 

Hip-Hop Pioneer Jazz Fresh First signed by DJ Jazzy Jeff, he was featured on the platinum record "Trapped On The Dance Floor" (stream on youtube) by The Fresh Prince & Jazzy Jeff. After parting with the duo, Jazz signed with Select Records alongside the Real Roxanne & Chubb Rock. During the Select Records days, Jazz battled The Juice Crew’s Big Daddy Kane (stream on youtube). Beanie Sigel and Black Thought credited Jazz Fresh as their inspiration. In the early 90’s Jazz retired from music until he met Kurupt of The Dogg Pound and signed with Antra Records under the name “Bigg Foot”, where he recorded an album that was never released (Kurupt Ft. Bigg Foot AKA Jazz Fresh). "When I first decided to come back to rap everyone was saying I was too old and I wouldn’t be able to do it," Jazz says. "I wasn’t taking the insults personally because people have the right to their opinion but I believed differently. I was going to prove everyone wrong. I linked up with Marsten House and started jumping on their cyphers, dropping videos and doing shows. Now everyone's talking about me. The streets are talking about the Don Of The D League. Not about my past. Not about the Big Daddy Kane battles or Jazzy Jeff & Will. About right now."
The “Don Of The D League” Album is available now! 
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