Tony Touch

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When Action Bronson first arrived on the scene, nobody knew what to do. The Queens red beard carried foodie references and an uncanny cadence to Ghostface Killah, coupled with bars and bars for days. Bronsolino arrived just in the nick of time when hip-hop needed a new sound and new aesthetic to push the culture further...

Tony Touch recently released his 100th mixtape so it only makes sense that he'd have an impressive record collection to draw samples and inspiration from. In this episode of Fuse's ongoing "Crate Diggers" series—which previously explored the late J Dilla's vinyl collection—Toca talks his pre-fame career working at a bank as a customer service representative, the difficulty of having your

DJ Tony Touch will drop his new album Piece Maker 3: Return of the 50 MCs tomorrow, July 9, featuring a plethora of MCs from Eminem, M.O.P.,Too $hort Bun B, Twista, D-Block, Black Thought, Slaughterhouse, Busta Rhymes, Raekwon and more. There is also some big time producers who got to work on the album such ass Erick Sermon, Just Blaze, RZA and Statik Selektah...

Tony Touch has dropped some legendary mixtapes over his two-decade-plus career. After his three-part 50 MC’s series during the late '90s and Piece Maker I and II that dropped in 2000 and 2004, respectfully, the mega DJ, producer and occasional rhymer has worked with some pretty major artists...

Hard hitting, aggressive, in your face, this track is all of that and more. With an all-star line up, we have Tony Touch featuring Raekwon, JD Era, Ghostface Killah and Rza for "Unorthodox." This is a cut off Tony's The Piece Maker 3... Return of the 50 MCs, which is in stores July 9t...

R.I.P. to one of the greatest DJs...