It is a genuinely rare find to discover a DJ that can blend his cuts in well with his melodies to make something beautiful, but with DJ Tiger Fist it's all in a days work. He readily meshes old school favorites with unique and compelling cuts and scratches making you yearn for more head nodding entertainment. Formerly known as DJ Luke, Tiger Fist of Bilawn Records can renew your sense of the modern DJ on the 1200s. He remaqins fresh and consistent despite his basis on cliched break beats. He brings forth his newest work with a sense of pride that his 3 song EP.

On the headline track,Return 2000, he makes clear he isn't going anywhere. Using old school legend and visionary, Rakim, as a backdrop to his work Tiger Fist mixes in "And I'mma tear shit up", throughout his piece. Using a combination of fast and slow scratching Tiger Fist makes this track a harmonious work that compells you to ask for more from the mixmaster. Onto the flipside of the 12 we find Dr. Scratchologist MD to satisfy our hunger. Using insanely fast scratches and cuts, he blinds us with his speed. Popping and cutting in old school lines such as "Thats a record" into select parts make it even more intriguing. Find even more strength to quash our eternal hunger for more beats, Tiger finds space for another joint on the already bountiful piece of plastic. From the comception of the track to its death you are embroiled with hypnotic and dreamy samples. In the slicing technique, he utilizes the latest styles and scratching or should I say slicing techniques to exemplify his artistry. Poercing through age-old barriers with lightening fast skills, Tiger proves he has the stuff to make it big in the business. The only question that remains is, can he prove us all wrong and follow through?