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Artist: JC-001 & DJ D-Zire
Track 1: I Dis Therefore I Am
Genre: UK Rap / Britcore
Label: Furious Fish Records
Year: Unknown (c.1988)

https://www.discogs.com/release/949439


Profile:
JC-001 & DJ D-Zire released a few singles together beginning with 'I Dis Therefore I Am' on Furious Fish Records in either 1987 or 1988. In 1990 they featured on Part E Unknown's release 'Alone' on Big World Records. Their next release was 'Favourite Breaks' on 101 Records in 1991. Later that year they followed up with 'Eternity' then 'Sea Of MC's' in 1992, both released on Anxious Records. A few of these singles featured on their only album 'Ride The Break' released on Interscope Records in 1993.


JC-001 Profile:
Real name: Jonathan Chandra Pandy.

Once the fastest rapper in the world, JC-001 boasts a fearsome, animated rap delivery. His maniacal rants adorn a mixed Hip-Hop / Ragga backing, with samples lifted from classic Jamaican fare, Dave And Ansell Collins’ ‘Double Barrel’ on the ‘Cupid’ track for example. Born of part Indian / Catholic parentage, he first listened to Ragga rhymes on David Rodigan’s Roots Rockers radio programme, but he bought into rap with the advent of Electro in the early 80's.

He began performing at Blues parties and carnivals then his first record ‘I Dis Therefore I Am’ emerged, built on the Ethiopians’ ‘The Whip’, before collaborating again with DJ D-Zire for ‘Bad Place To Get Hit’. JC-001 later collaborated with the Beatmasters on their 1991 comeback single, ‘Boulevard Of Broken Dreams’.

Though his press image is one of devilish intensity and spite, his lyrics trace strong anti-racism sentiments.


DJ D-Zire profile:
Real name: Darren Galea

He went on to become part of Jamiroquai between 1993 - 2000, mainly on tour with them but also appearing on a few tracks in the earlier Jamiroquai albums.

Later on in 2002 he was in Spacemonkeyz and after a successful Gorillaz remix Spacemonkeyz were asked to remix the whole Gorillaz debut album in dub style. This became the 'Laika Come Home' remix album in 2002.