Listen to “NY Live w/Mr. Mayhem, Sunset & DJ Eclipse 89.1 WNYU October 16, 1996”, the latest DJ mix released by DJ Eclipse on MixCloud. This mix is 02:14:29 mins long. If you dig this mix, then check out more of DJ Eclipse’s mixes his mixcloud page.
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Even before we started The Halftime Show almost 18 years ago on WNYU, both Riz and I were up on Mayhem’s show (WNYU) spinning joints. On this one, Riz was out in London so I filled in for him. Cipha Sounds was on the phones, Mayhem and Sunset were on the mic, A-Butta was hanging out and Georges Sulmers from Raw Shack stopped by to talk J-Live and Raw Shack Productions (94:14). Other then that you can catch Mayhem and Sunset at (24:41), (90:29) & (131:02). Everything else is music.
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About DJ Eclipse
DJ Eclipse, renowned indie Hip Hop tastemaker, first gained national notoriety while djing for 3rd Bass front man MC Serch in the early 90’s. His reputation grew in the mid 90’s by filling in for Stretch Armstrong on his weekly 89.9 radio show on WKCR and then later for Mayhem on 89.1 WNYU. He joined Wild Pitch Records in ’94 and became the National Director of Retail Promotion until their closing in ’95. Then, DJ Jab, the owner of a small basement record store called Fat Beats, brought Eclipse in to help out on weekends. It wasn’t long before Fat Beats became a worldwide company with Eclipse overseeing all of their retail operations. Around this time, NY also saw the birth of Eclipse’s seminal crew Non Phixion, which played a pivotal role in the indie renaissance of the mid 90’s. During these years, Eclipse established himself as the “go to” DJ for all the local Hip Hop events at Wetlands, S.O.B.’s, Vinyl and most notably, Tramps. In ’97, after spinning at many of the “Break Beats” parties at The Point in the Bronx, Crazy Legs put Eclipse down with the legendary Rock Steady Crew as one of the RSC DJs. By 1998, Eclipse started The Halftime Radio Show with DJ Riz and Lynn Gonzalez. Later on he could still be heard on on 89.1 WNYU with DJ Skizz on Wednesday nights from 10:30 PM – 1:00 AM (EST). As a producer, some of Eclipse’s notable credits include remixes for O.C. (“Time’s Up” & “Born 2 Live”), Nas, N-Tyce, the Modern Jazz Quartet (Rebop-The Savoy Remixes), a couple party joints for AV8 & Nervous Records and the Fractured Breaks battle records series just to name a few. In addition to running the Fat Beats NY store, operating Uncle Howie Records with partner ILL BILL and touring with La Coka Nostra, Eclipse joined DJ Premier on his “Live From HeadQCourterz” radio show as a “relief” DJ when Primo is on tour. The show aired on Sirius Satellite Radio on channel 40 Friday nights from midnight to 2 AM (EST).
Now he flexes on Rap Is Outta Control on (SiriusXM). Rap Is Outta Control is a weekly mix show hosted by DJ Eclipse and DJ Riz. The Sirius XM show airs every Sunday evening from 10pm-12am EST on Shade 45.
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Peace Eclipse! Another super dope tape/radio show. Can you name the track that starts around 1:20:00 right after Hitman 4 Hire. Sounds like they’re from QB.
Also looking for this track. Definitely Queensbridge artists.
Classic shows
What’s the track after “Hitman 4 Hire”?
Off the hook yall butters love the mixing
BAM ECLIPSE love ya brother it’s the NON4EVER sayin’ ☼
The JIgmastas Were/Are/remain extra buttery, ditto CheckTheTechnique as a must read, thx E, & all Family enjoy your Sunday especially those “weathering” the 11degrees stay warm NYC & anywhere else it feels like Siberia, 1isms
Dope! That book’s ill.
Damn, what a grimy show. luv it! I’m currently reading Check The Technique, that all puts me in good 90’s mood.
Salute!
Wow!
I know what you mean. I used to do the same thing in the 80s. Visiting NYC then meant taping radio at night was just as important as the actual trip to the city.
This was one of my favorite parts of going to visit my daughter in nyc from Miami back in the 90s. Asides from spending quality time with my kid I also got to record lots of these shows of the radio and play them back in Miami. I don’t have any of those tapos any longer so thanks eclipse for reminding us of what real hip hop sounds like.
So fresh!
BAM ☼
Treats
Lovely stuff Eclipse!