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The way I cut, I throw down - You know I must be from Brooklyn town. So don't confuse me with anyone else, 'Cause I was raised in Brownsville, taught to go for self. Moved to Crown Heights, now I'm in Bed-Stuy, And no matter what I do be there till I die. Proud of who I am and where I am from; Brooklyn, NYC, number one.
Cutmaster D.C. - Brooklyn’s in the House
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Now I’m talking ‘bout Brooklyn, causing much controversy, Simply because we give no mercy. So I am here to show and prove Our favorite pastime is not a robbin’ you but, uh, Going to jams, painting the town. So when we’re around, no need to frown. Just get out the seat and walk to the beat, ‘Cause we’re 'bout ready to make you move your feet.
Cutmaster D.C. - Brooklyn’s in the House (Remix)
MC Rell & The House Rockers | Into The Future | 1988
With the sudden emergence of Rakim Allah that revolutionised the rap artform during the last years of the golden era of hip-hop, many record companies pushed hard to find among their artists the new Rakim to add to their roster, although all of these would eventually prove to be - in the best case- just a Rakim sound alike. That was the case of MC Rell, a Philly-born, NYC-based rapper, signed to PolyGram in the late 80s alongside his crew of DJs The House Rockers. They only got to put out one album titled ''Into The Future'' in 1989, and two promotional videos, ''Life Of An Entertainer'' and the self-titled single the year before. ''Into The Future'' features Cutmaster D.C. on the scratches and Chuck Chillout in the mixing.
