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Chop Up: Exclusive Q+A with Cutty Ranks Words by Jesse Serwer Before he was Cutty Ranks, the deejay, Philip Thomas was a butcher at a meat shop. Knowing that makes it a lot easier to call up a guy best known for the lines “Limb by limb we ah go cut dem down/send fi deh hacksaw, take out deh tongue” and the infamous catchphrase “Six million ways to diechoose one.” If you know what I’m talking about you probably recall that back in the early and mid 1990s, Cutty Ranks was once one of dancehall’s sharpest lyrical swordsmen. Nsa Junior Officer Career Cryptologic Programmer. The Focused Leader By Daniel Goleman Pdf File. Even those who don’t may know his voice, as his intimidating, distinctive delivery made him a favorite among and especially jungle DJs, who, as DJ Ayres in this space, sampled his voice so much that it basically became their genre’s third element. Unless you somehow caught his 2006 single with Toronto rapper Kobra Khan, it’s probably been a while since you’ve heard Cutty’s name, though. Surprisingly, the deejay was not as elusive as one might figure and, with a little help from our, we tracked him down a few weeks back, as he was just about to the finishing touches on an upcoming album he plans to call Full Blast.
LargeUp: It’s been a few years since we have heard some music from you Cutty Ranks: Well, I have a new album coming out real soon. The name of it is Full Blast and I produce all of it. Probably one or two other producers who I did tracks for, I will take those tracks to put with what I have. But the whole album owned by me. LU: Are you making rugged dancehall in the vein that you were known for in the ’90s, or is it something different? What can you tell us about it?
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