One of the most diligent underground DJs from the ranks of Detroit's finest, whose bodacious style has bubbled up from the underground to become highly in demand by the house scene's tastemakers, Detroit's Filthiest f.k.a. DJ Nasty is one of ghettotech's pioneers who released on DJ Godfather’s Databass Records in the late '90s.After finding a whole new generation of fans when Disclosure sampled his 2002 hit "Pass Out" on their single "Bang That", the super prolific producer is currently releasing on MOVELTRAXX, Defected Records & own imprint Motor City Electro Company.The producer first began his career as Digitek twenty years ago, having moved with his parents from Baghdad to Detroit during the Iraq/Iran war, before shifting through a number of different aliases such as 313 Bass Mechanics.
Latest Releases
Gok Wan Presents Isolation Nation, Vol. 2
Gok Wan, Gabrielle, Jack Back, The Shapeshifters, Teni Tinks, Dennis Ferrer, Vintage Culture, Elise LeGrow, Pete Heller's Big Love, Heller & Farley Project, Dimitri From Paris, Fiorious, CeCe Peniston, Low Steppa, Roberto Surace, Junior Jack, Glory, Jocelyn Brown, OFFAIAH, MD X-Spress, Copyright, Song Williamson, John 'Julius' Knight, DJ Romain, Danny Krivit, Seamus Haji, Kathy Brown, Honey Dijon, Hadiya George, Harris & Hurr, Alaia & Gallo, Dames Brown, Detroit's Filthiest, Amina Ya Heard, Shuya Okino, Navasha Daya, Sorley, Eric Kupper, Chanelle, Ann Nesby, Kevin Haden, 4Th Measure Men, Fire Island, Love Nelson
EPM20
Regis, The Advent, Zein Ferreira, Robert Hood, Bryan Chapman, Paul Mac, Rico & Sonny, Ben Long, Oliver Way, Arno Vancolen, Itchy Ear, Carl Finlow, Ben Sims, Detroit's Filthiest, Francesco Terranova, W. Jeremy, Jon Dixon, Eddie Fowlkes, James Ruskin, Mark Broom, Luis Martinez (US), DJ 3000, Modulator, Freddie Fresh
Hybrid Hooks
EPM20 EP 2