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Saturday, July 30, 2011

@OriginalDJTaz @PastorTroyDSGB @TheRealDJJelly on stage at V103 Car and Bike Show (via @MakellBird)



The video starts off backstage at the V103 Car and Bike show in Atlanta, GA. Pastor Troy is performing. Then, DJ Taz (alongside DJ Jelly of Big Oomp Records) takes the 1s and 2s and performs "Bass Hero" and "That's Right".

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Thursday, September 2, 2010

Makell Bird rips Mr. Collipark (@RealCollipark) a new asshole!


DJ Taz, DJ Kizzy Rock, JuneDawg (June Dog), Ying Yang Twins, and Soulja Boy MADE Mr. Collipark (aka DJ Smurf aka Michael Crooms) the man he is today. Without them he would be a NOBODY and a TOTAL failure. This dude was originally from Florida but he couldn't cut it there. So, he moves to ATL and RIDES THE WAVE that people like Kizzy Rock and DJ Taz CREATED in the bass music scene in ATL. If it wasn't for THEM being on that "Girls" single he would've NEVER blown up. Then Ying Yang Twins and Soulja Boy SUSTAINED his career.

When you attempt to be a cutthroat business man, sometimes people like me will come out the woodwork and speak their mind against you. Looks like all the BAD business practices MICHAEL performed have come back to bite him in the ass cause (as you can see) he's been TRYING to put out The Vistoso Bosses (aka The Dorito Brothers) for YEARS and ppl just are NOT feeling them like that. #TheEnd

I submit Exhibit A:


and Exhibit B:


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Thursday, August 5, 2010

@OriginalDJTaz, @DJKermitTheFrog, @BeatMasterATL and Haze in the studio working on a track for @VIPJMac




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Monday, July 19, 2010

Makell Bird's Maktown TV eps w/ DJ Taz and DJ Kizzy Rock FEATURED on TheFreakBeat.com c/o @Zone3 !!!



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Shout out to @Zone3 for the feature!


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Friday, July 9, 2010

Maktown Radio 8 featured on P.M.T. and several other sites!



Less than 24 hours after it's release, Makell Bird Presents Maktown Radio 8 has been featured on several sites including...

PhreshMusicTalk.com | ThatCrack.com | ThisIs50.com | HoodHollywood.com | EastCoastFinest | MaxAlbums.com | Full-Albums.net | Free-Albums.net | MP3Albums.us | 1Albums.com | Full-MP3-Albums.com




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Tuesday, June 8, 2010

J-Mac (@VIPJMac) FEATURED on Hood Affairs TV


J-mac Video Premiere Party from HOOD AFFAIRS ONDEMAND on Vimeo.

Hood Affairs gets up with atlanta's own "J-MAC" for his video release party. At the Havana Club, J-mac performed a couple of songs & premiered his new video for the song "Lemme See". J-Mac gives hood affairs an interview and lets everyone know exactly what to expect from J-Mac in the future.

Hood Affairs caught up with J-Mac at his release party for the music video for his song "Lemme See". Here, J-Mac speaks on working with DJ Kermit and Shawn Blount (collectively known as BK Productions). You can also catch quick glimpses of DJ Taz.

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Saturday, February 20, 2010

Thursday, January 14, 2010

NEW HEAT: DJ Taz - Fine As You


DJ Taz - Fine As You by makellbird

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Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Maktown TV eps 012/013 - The Lonnie Mac Interview gets FEATURED on thatcrack.com!


Hip Hop Video from thatcrack.com

Hip Hop Video from thatcrack.com


Thursday, December 3, 2009

Maktown TV eps 016 - Top 10 Questions with DJ Taz

Maktown TV eps 016 - Top 10 Questions with DJ Taz from Makell Bird on Vimeo.



DJ Taz joins Makell Bird and Maktown TV in Las Vegas, NV to answer "The Maktown TV Top 10 Questions'

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Lonnie Mac appears courtesy of U-N-I Can Make It Happen Mgmt.
FOR BOOKING,HOSTING, BEATS, AND MORE INFO
CONTACT: UNIVERSAL at (202) 294-4355
http://myspace.com/unicanmakeithappen...

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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Maktown TV eps 015 - The DJ Taz Interview

Maktown TV eps 015 - The DJ Taz Interview from Makell Bird on Vimeo.



DJ Taz joins Makell Bird and Maktown TV in Las Vegas, NV for an exclusive interview and to introduce Lonnie Mac.

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Makell Bird appears c/o A.D. Entertainment
For booking, sponsoring, advertising call 702-577-3603

Lonnie Mac appears courtesy of U-N-I Can Make It Happen Mgmt.
FOR BOOKING,HOSTING, BEATS, AND MORE INFO
CONTACT: UNIVERSAL at (202) 294-4355
http://myspace.com/unicanmakeithappenentertainment

http://www.myspace.com/lonniemack100stacks
http://twitter.com/LMac100Stacks
http://www.last.fm/music/Lonnie+Mac
http://www.imeem.com/lonniemack


Thursday, November 26, 2009

Maktown TV eps 014 - Top 10 Questions with Lonnie Mac

Maktown TV eps 014 - Top 10 Questions with Lonnie Mac from Makell Bird on Vimeo.

Lonnie Mac (Aphilliates/Embassy/Sony/Asylum) joins Makell Bird at Palace Station in Las Vegas, NV to answer the Maktown TV Top 10 Questions.

Host: Makell Bird
Cameraman: DJ Taz

Lonnie Mac appears courtesy of U-N-I Can Make It Happen Mgmt.
FOR BOOKING,HOSTING, BEATS, AND MORE INFO
CONTACT: UNIVERSAL at (202) 294-4355
http://myspace.com/unicanmakeithappenentertainment

http://www.myspace.com/lonniemack100stacks
http://twitter.com/LMac100Stacks
http://www.last.fm/music/Lonnie+Mac
http://www.imeem.com/lonniemack

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Monday, September 14, 2009

Maktown TV eps 010 - The J-Mac Interview

Maktown TV eps 010 - The J-Mac Interview from Makell Bird on Vimeo.


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Makell Bird interviews J-Mac at Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, NV on 9/13/2009.

Here, J-Mac speaks on Las Vegas women vs. Atlanta women, Atlanta artists' unity, getting cornered by 3 white groupies, haters turned fans, and who he's currently working with.

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myspace.com/vipjmac
facebook.com/jamal3388

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

DJ Taz and Raheem the Dream together promoting their Sept. 5th show at Backwoods!



See them both live on the night of Saturday, Sept. 5, 2009 @

Backwoods Bar & Grill
2220 Jodeco Road
Mcdonough, GA 30253
678-432-4676

For more info visit
myspace.com/djkermitthefrog
myspace.com/originaldjtaz | twitter.com/originaldjtaz
Want to book DJ Taz for your next event? Call 678-698-6351

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

A very short bio (reminder)

My bio:
age 12 - (1994) fell in love with Hip-Hop

age 14 - (1996) started freestyling/writing

age 18 - (2000) got into the music business, writing, rapping, and producing for myself and others on an underground level

age 19 - (2001) My first commercial credit: Creative Direction and production for DJ Taz' album "It's On" (dist. by Select-O-Hits)

age 19 to age 23 - 2001 - feb. 8, 2004 - continue recording underground projects with underground artists

age 23 - feb 8, 2004 - summer 2007 - I move to Vegas to start a new life and take a 3 year break from music

age 26 - summer 2007 - I start making music again and reunite with DJ Taz through myspace. Due to lack of support from DJs on my previous efforts, I decide to become a mixtape DJ myself. From that point on, I made a mixtape almost every month.

age 27 - summer 2008 - I get a digital distribution deal for my independent label. I also become a social networking guru in order to promote my products.

and here we are ;)




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Monday, June 22, 2009

Makell Bird mentioned in DJ Taz' interview with BRE Mag!

My whole thing is about basically letting the world know about the people who helped start the music movement in the South. — DJ Taz

If we’re always about who’s getting credit or who’s taking the blame, we’ll never achieve our goals or accomplishments in life. — H. Rael, Manager


The original DJ Taz revives the down south music movement
by Tanisha Williams

Tino McIntosh’s swift moves on the football field at Atlanta’s Fulton High school earned him his nickname “Taz”, but it was his skills in the studio that earned him the title DJ Taz, along with legions of fans from the Dirty South who boogied down to his booty-shaking, top-charting hits of the ‘90s. DJ Taz holds the bragging rights to such hits as “That’s Right,” featuring Ms Nekka and Raheem the Dream (1997) and “Girls” with DJ Smurf, Kizzy Rock and June Dog. He produced “Nasty Dancer” and “Donkey Kong” for Kilo, before putting the Midas touch on his very own debut album Worldwide, which soared up the charts in 1997.

His career began at 240 Atlanta Street in apartment C-3 at the age of 10. “My mom brought me a white Casio keyboard" shares Taz. Music was a family affair then. Taz’s father, Lonnie McIntosh, was a member of Shalom Gospel Singers and would often take young Taz to rehearsals. “One day I told my uncle I’m doing music and my uncle would say either you’re composing or you’re producing,” Taz laughs. “I thought composing was too big of a word, so, I decided I would be a producer.” While other kids were outside, Taz stayed in his room learning different forms of scratching and mixing and honing his craft. “I moved in with my father when I was 15 and that’s when I met my best friend/partner DJ Swift, who now works with eccentric hip-hop duo Outkast. “We would practice like 12 hours a day. We would listen to Jazzy Jeff, Bob Cat and Cash Money and try to emulate their styles.” Taz soon built a following from spinning at local house parties, until a stint deejaying at a popular nightclub called Silver Fox would lead to his big break.

“I met a major rap artist from Atlanta named Kilo,” Taz relates. “He was one of the pioneers of music in the South.” Kilo liked Taz’s beats and asked him to join him on tour. Traveling city to city, Taz enjoyed the perks of less hours, more money and his newfound fame. “On the road, you’re on the stage 20 or 30 minutes and get some big money. We were like the Five Heartbeats of the rap world.”

Kilo soon recruited his newly discovered talent to produce tracks for him and promptly went from selling 50,000 albums to 300,000 with Taz onboard. Taz’s goal of being the Dr. Dre of the South was slowly materializing, but he never saw himself in the spotlight. “I really didn’t want to be an artist, but when the opportunity came, I took it.”

That opportunity came in the form of producer/writer Jerry Flowers, who had worked with crooners Keith Sweat, Joe and the group Silk. After Flowers heard the track “That’s Right,” DJ Taz the artist was born. His debut album Worldwide on Priority/EMI sold 500,000 its first time out. And with the help of his then manager, Jarvis “King J” Raheem, the Russell Simmons of the South, DJ Taz was on his way to a burgeoning career as the recording artist.

Kilo and DJ Taz reunited and signed with Interscope, and the hits just kept on coming with cuts like “Lost Ya’ll Mind” and “Bottom From the Top” for Kilo, and a sophomore album, Overcome the World, and a follow-up release, It’s On for Taz.

Fast forward to today and Taz’s newly released compilation Overlooked and Underrated on his own independent label Big Taz Productions. The first single, “Sexy Girl,” had radio stations’ hot lines fired up. With the support of his manager and co-producer, H. Rael, Taz says he is reaching back and giving an open door to artists who might not have received the shine they deserve. The compilation album gives them that shot. Overlooked and Underrated features an all-star roster of rising artists from the South: Cosmo, Lonnie Mac, Gangster Grizzle, Anjel/KingSnake (RIP), PooCoo with special guest Shawty Low, BlackMell, Player Reggie, Sweet Pea and DJ Taz’s son Lil Taz.


“My whole thing is about basically letting the world know about the people who helped start the music movement in the South,” explains Taz. Fame has always had its benefits, but, for DJ Taz, fortune has always been the name of the game. “When you get that fame, people think that you have changed. It’s not that you have changed, it’s your situation,” Taz shares. “People around you start to change because they are used to seeing you one way.”


Remembering doing a big show once with Outkast, Freak Nasty, Drew Down and Run DMC, he recalls being so excited about Run DMC performing that he totally forgot that he too was at the event as an artist. He slipped out into the crowd to watch the show, but, before he knew it, he was bum-rushed by some over-zealous fans. “I mean, me being successful as an artist? I just never expected it. I dreamed of being a major DJ. But, I never imagined things would jump off like they did.”


Still in demand as one of the South’s hottest DJs a top producer, Taz, who’s worked with most of the talent from the South from DJ Toomp to Shawty Red, Mr. Collipark to MC Shy, A-Town Players to Makell Bird, and the list goes on and on for his behind the scenes direction and development, says he’s happy to be a conduit for the talent he sees. Having been a vital part of the development of the music of the South during its heyday, Taz continues to direct, discover and produce the new crop and shed light on the South’s often overlooked and underrated.
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