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Phalon - Dance Floor Of Life from 1990 on Elektra. Club Zanzibar classic.

"Ladiesandgentlemen! This iiiiiis a Jazzy Phizzle Producshizzle!" Even if you've heard those words, there's a decent chance you might be sleeping on Phalon Anton Alexander, better known as Jazzy Pha. First of all, he's not just some dude hiding behind a computer using blips and bloops and doesn't know music. He's actually the son of James Alexander, bassist for the Bar-Kays, a soul group from Memphis. And if you don't know how dope the Bar-Kays are, I'm going to break it down for you another time. Anyway, you might've just started hearing about Jazzy Pha when he started producing for Ciara ("1,2 Step; Goodies") or working with T.I. ("Let's Get Away"). But what if I told you (no Lawrence Fishburne as Morpheus) that he's was on Erick Sermon's 1995 album Double or Nothing? And what if I told you that even before that--way back in 1990--he released an album under his real name, Phalon, and it was straight R&B/New Jack Swing? He had an album (and a song) called Rising to the Top. This joint has 663 views on YouTube right now, so I know I'm putting some of y'all up on game. He had another joint on there called "Don't Cha Wanna" which has less than 900 views on YouTube right now...so again, boom. It's so 1990. This joint makes me wanna break out a polka dot silk blowie shirt and get a gumby and do the running man on top of a roof and perform at the school dance on Family Matters for Laura Winslow or at Ashley Bank's birthday party on Fresh Prince of Bel Air. "All these 90s fantasies on my mind/only thing is with mine/they come true in due time..." Yeah, I quoted Drake. Let me have my moment, man. Anyway, Jazze doesn't produce as much these days, but don't sleep, man. A lot of these guys who you think either just sample and sequence can really compose, write, and play. And like the Sanaa post from earlier, I wanna remind you that success is no accident. You need to build a dynasty.