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Funky Drummer Macc is a well known name in the drumfunk scene with mad drum programming skills. Various releases on Paradox's Outsider Recordings, Counter Intelligence, Exegene and forthcoming bits on Breakin', Mindrush Recordings and 13 Music witness the man's talents. Besides being a producer, Macc also performs live Drumfunk across Europe as well. .

Tension, filth, technical, obnoxious, and in your face beats are ways one can best describe Macca’s cutting edge sound. Most of his releases have made it to the top of various charts across the globe which has led to immense respect from many of the industry’s key players. He continues to break new ground with every new release by experimenting with new sounds, textures, tones, and crossbreeding key elements from other musical genres and blending his own mix of undeniable electronic infused dirtiness. Because of his unique production and spot on DJ skills, Macca has gained hundreds of thousands of...

Maccabeez is a group formed and introduced by the Wu-Tang Clan affiliate Killah Priest. The group featured on Killah Priest's album View From Masada and its original members were Killah Priest, Daddy Rose and Salahudin however the latter two have been replaced by Timbo King and Hell Razah, both of which were originally Wu-Tang affiliates and have solo albums. .

Brenna MacCrimmon is a Canadian folk singer from Toronto, Ontario. She has been performing, studying and teaching Balkan and Turkish music since late 1980s. She speaks and sings perfect Turkish and is internationally acclaimed as a Turkish folk singer. Her interest in Turkish music started with a trip to a local library in Burlington, Ontario when she was still a teenager. She describes this incidence as; "I came across these Turkish albums, and I was really intrigued, there was just an emotional communication." While taking an ethnomusicology class at University of Toronto in the early 1980s, MacCrimmon sought out local...

The Macc Lads – the self proclaimed "rudest crudest lewdest drunkest band in Christendom" – formed in the late 1970s in Macclesfield, UK. Their career spanned the years 1981 to 1995 and they become notorious for their foul mouthed lyrics, political incorrectness, drinking, sexism and homophobia. They managed to offend a great many people and were repeatedly banned from venues and radio stations whilst retaining a die hard fan base. They are perhaps best described as the musical equivalent of the Viz comic, sharing many of the same themes. Song lyrics cover an array of subjects, including beer, sex, chips...