Edward Sizzerhand

Edward Sizzerhand, also known as steady Fingaz, is an American DJ and record producer.

Biography

Edward Sizzerhand was born in New York City Brooklyn district as the son of an American father and a German mother. Together with his family he moved to Munich in early childhood, where he started at the age of about 13 years with the DJ'ing. During this time he had his Technics 1210 turntable. Inspired and influenced by the DMC World Champ Sizzerhand was 1990/91 DJ David. His first appearance at a competition had Edward Sizzerhand at Süddeutsche DJ Championship in 1997, where he won the first place from the start. 1999 took place in Munich, the annual ITF German Championships excretion in scratching and Beatjuggeln place, in which he finished third behind DJ Hype from Berlin and Molematic.

In 1996, the former DJ Backspin editor Edward Sizzerhand then met Rasul Allah and Iman Shahidi. He joins the two, you will DJ and established with them, now regarded as legendary hip-hop group Square One. It was followed by numerous publications, as well as an extended tour in Europe, Japan and North America. In 2002, however, a split within the group and the associated resolution, which was caused by internal squabbles and financial differences followed, as Edward Sizzerhand in an interview. A year later he acts on the album with The Day of Truth ( 2003) Rapper One'N'onE. All tracks were mixed and mastered by him.

In 2005 he was at the Ingolstadt DJ school as a visiting lecturer teaching in the field of mixing.

After steady Fingaz brought out various mixtapes for, among others, Marlboro, Phlatline Records and Showdown Records until the late 1990s, he founded in 1999 his own tape label called OnTheMix Records, on which well-known among other DJs such as DJ M-Tech and Rob Reece of the Needle Addicts and spill & Sir Cut their mixtapes published. He also took over with his label and the sales of other mixtapes.

Sizzerhand has to this day with various artists such as Diggin ' In The Crates ' AG and Party Arty, Patrice and Fiva MC & DJ Radrum and some other worked. In 2006 he published on his Kickz Mixtape Club Soul, which he is not only a special request, but in addition also won an extraordinary bet as friend good soul music, in which you had not given him credit for mixing live drums with MPC drums.

Discography

Albums

  • 2001 Square One - Walk of Life ( Showdown Records)
  • 2002 Square One - Walk of Life 1 ( Japan Import) ( MicLife Records)

Singles

Mixtapes

As a DJ

Guest appearances as a producer

  • 2002 What you do not see ( Fiva Mc & DJ Radrum: mirror writing - Buback soundtrack)
  • 2002 What you do not see ( Fiva Mc & DJ Radrum: mirror writing Instrumental - Buback soundtrack)
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