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|years_active = 2003–present
|years_active = 2003–present
|instrument = [[MPC]]
|instrument = [[MPC]]
|associated_acts = [[Donnie Darko]], [[Lil Kim]], [[Keith Murray]], [[Mystikal]]
|associated_acts = [[Donnie Darko]], [[Lil Kim]], [[Keith Murray]], [[Mystikal]], [[Wee Bee Foolish]]
|label = Never So Deep Records
|label = Never So Deep Records
|website = {{URL|http://www.NSDDigital.com}}
|website = {{URL|http://www.NSDDigital.com}}
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===Production===
===Production===
* ???? - '''DJ Bless Presents - Suicide Kingz, Vol. I'''
* ???? - U.N.T. - Kingz Of Tha Ville
* 1998 - Wee Bee Foolish - Tiger Boogs
* 1998 - Wee Bee Foolish - Tiger Boogs
* 2001 - Wee Bee Foolish - This Kid
* 2001 - Wee Bee Foolish - This Kid
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* 2011 - '''Black Sunday - Mask Of The Demon'''
* 2011 - '''Black Sunday - Mask Of The Demon'''
* 2011 - '''DJ Bless - A Co-Dependents Playlist'''</BR>
* 2011 - '''DJ Bless - A Co-Dependents Playlist'''</BR>
<small>bold states entire album</small>
<small>Bold indicates entire album</small>


==Discography==
==Discography==
=== Albums ===
=== Albums ===
*''A Perfect Murder (R.I.A.M.)''
{{tracklist
*''August Underground''
| headline = [[A Perfect Murder (R.I.A.M.)]]
*''Mask of the Demon''
| title1 = Intro
*''A Co-Dependents Playlist''
| title2 = Boondoc Saints, Part 2 feat Hue Hef & Jim Snooka

| title3 = A Perfect Murder feat Hue Hef, Darko & Jim Snooka
===Collaboration Albums===
| title4 = Keyz Of Death feat Darko & Jim Snooka
===With Donnie Darko===
| title5 = Law & Order feat Hue Hef, Darko & Jim Snooka
*''Black Sunday''
| title6 = 11:14 feat Darko & Jim Snooka
*''Emotional Disorder''
| title7 = Skit
*''The Green Album''
| title8 = 24 Barz Of Death feat Jim Snooka

| title9 = Verbal Warning feat Hue Hef, Darko & Jim Snooka
===With Agency 1.9.9.4.===
| title10 = Tha Bricks feat Darko
*''Real Life Isn't As The Movies''
| title11 = Blowin' Up Tha Spot feat Jim Snooka
*''Dayz of Our Lives''
| title12 = Reality T.V. feat Jim Snooka
| title13 = Tracks 13-18 Instrumentals For The Album
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[August Underground]]
| title1 = The Pact
| title2 = August Underground
| title3 = Hazballah
| title4 = Cannibal Ferox
| title5 = Blood Thrist
| title6 = Mordum feat Darko
| title7 = 4 Cornered Room
| title8 = Prisoner Of War
| title9 = Chaos feat Darko
| title10 = Wasted Years feat Darko
| title11 = Dead Poet Society
| title12 = Sneak Preview To Beats Inspired By A Bitch
| title13 = Requiem For A Dream
| title14 = Winter Music feat Darko
| title15 = Loser, Part 3
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[Mask Of The Demon]]
| title1 = As The Beat Cries
| title2 = Money Guns & Bitches feat Skolla & Rev. Fang Gory
| title3 = Black Terrorist feat Rev. Fang Gory
| title4 = Black Supremacy feat Jim Snooka
| title5 = Beats Inspired By A Bitch, Part 2
| title6 = Death Merchants feat Virtuoso & Skolla
| title7 = Faces
| title8 = City Lights feat Virtuoso
| title9 = Mind Right feat Jakk Frost
| title10 = Black Tar Heroin feat Jim Snooka
| title11 = Back To Life
| title12 = The Art Of Letting Go
| title13 = Loser, Part 8
| title14 = Land Of The Free
| title15 = Sacrifice feat Claas, McNastee & Rev. Fang Gory
| title16 = Black Nazi feat Rev. Fang Gory</br>
<small>All Songs Feature DJ Bless aka Sutter Kain & Donnie Darko</small>
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[A Co-Dependents Playlist]]
| title1 = Loser, Part 1 feat Darko
| title2 = Loser, Part 2 feat John Dog, Darko & Swan The Truth
| title3 = Loser, Part 3
| title4 = Loser, Part 4 feat Insane Poetry
| title5 = Loser, Part 5 feat Darko
| title6 = Loser, Part 6 feat McNastee feat Darko
| title7 = Loser, Part 7 feat Darko
| title8 = Loser, Part 8 feat Darko
| title9 = Loser, Part 9 feat Darko
| title10 = Dear, Ms. Murphy, Part 2
| title11 = Band Of Brothers
| title12 = Denial
| title13 = L.O.V.E. (Lifes Obsessive Violent Emotions)
| title14 = Where I Belong feat Darko
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[Black Sunday (With Donnie Darko)]]
| title1 = The Making Of...
| title2 = Cannibal Holocaust
| title3 = Lord Of The Flies feat Young Vadah & Swan The Truth
| title4 = Death Valley feat Young Vadah
| title5 = In The Mouth Of Madness
| title6 = Slaughter House
| title7 = Kain Made Me Do It
| title8 = Spit On Your Grave feat Swan The Truth
| title9 = Outta My Mind
| title10 = I Just Can't Move On
| title11 = Loser
| title12 = Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance (Loser, Part 2) feat Swan The Truth
| title13 = Black Sunday
| title14 = Disciples Of Death feat Young Vadah
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[Emotional Disorder (With Donnie Darko)]]
| title1 = The Darko Effect
| title2 = Black Game, Part 2
| title3 = Life
| title4 = Bipolar
| title5 = Trust Issues
| title6 = Dear, Ms. Murphy
| title7 = The Art Of Letting Go, Part 2
| title8 = Siobhan My Love
| title9 = Loser, Part 9 Intro
| title10 = Loser, Part 9 (The Final Chapter)
| title11 = U.F.O. Transmission
| title12 = Trust Issues (Buck Oner Remix)
| title13 = Loser, Part 9 (The Final Chapter) [Buck Oner Remix]
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[The Green Album (With Donnie Darko)]]
| title1 = Green Album
| title2 = It's That Real
| title3 = Quiet Storm
| title4 = Click Clack
| title5 = Game Over
| title6 = Till The End</br>
<small>All Tracks Produced By Sticky Green Beats</small>
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[Real Life Isn't As The Movies (With Agency 1.9.9.4.)]]
| title1 = Taste Of Hell
| title2 = Murder One feat Cobra Kai & Father Death
| title3 = Misery feat Hue Hef & Darko
| title4 = In The Mouth Of Madness feat Hue Hef & Darko
| title5 = Devil's Bastard feat Darko
| title6 = Cobra Kai feat Cobra Kai
| title7 = Real Life Isn't As Dope As The Movies
| title8 = On The Grind
| title9 = Hot Wit This feat Darko
| title10 = First Time
| title11 = Lessons Of The Struggle feat Darko
| title12 = Everyday Bullshit feat Eternal, Lus D. & Quam
| title13 = The Prayer feat Darko
| title14 = Life, Part 3 feat Darko
| title15 = Bonus Tracks feat Darko, Oxygen & Knowledge
}}
{{tracklist
| headline = [[Dayz Of Our Lives (With Agency 1.9.9.4.)]]
| title1 = In The Heart Of Man
| title2 = Army Of 360 Beats
| title3 = Death Wish
| title4 = Disciples Of Kain feat I.M.P.
| title5 = Reindeer Games feat Ya-Ya
| title6 = What It Sounds Like feat Timberly K. Simmons
| title7 = Unknown feat Hue Hef
| title8 = Vengeance feat I.M.P.
| title9 = Dayz Of Our Livez
| title10 = Soul Searcher
| title11 = Promise Land
| title12 = Cherie
| title13 = Smile For Me
| title14 = Miss Thing
| title15 = Life, Part 1
| title16 = Many Wayz
| title17 = Life, Part 2
| title18 = So Alone feat Timberly K. Simmons
| title19 = The Prayer feat T.O. & Timberly K. Simmons
| title20 = One False Move feat Darko
| title21 = The Grunge feat Darko
| title22 = Past Present Death
| title23 = Everyday Struggle
}}


=== Never So Deep Mixtapes ===
=== Never So Deep Mixtapes ===
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* Jim Snooka - Who Killed Kenny
* Jim Snooka - Who Killed Kenny
* Naymez - Floetic Justice, Vol. 1
* Naymez - Floetic Justice, Vol. 1

=== Never So Deep Singles ===
* A Co-Dependents Playlist
- Where I Belong</br>
* A Perfect Murder (R.I.A.M.)
- Blowin' Up Tha Spot</br>
* Ancient Alienz Ep
- Brutality</br>
* As Death Takes Place
- Fuck You Pay Me</br>
- Hold On (We've Come Too Far)</br>
- I Made It</br>
- Trails Of Blood</br>
* Devil May Cry</br>
- New Jersey Drive</br>
- Summertime Madness</br>
* Dreaming Up Nightmares While The World Sleeps
- 2012</br>
- Bang Out</br>
- Hold Up</br>
- Slanted</br>
* Emotional Disorder
- Loser, Part 9</br>
- Trust Issues</br>
- U.F.O. Transmission</br>
* Mask Of The Demon</br>
- Beats Inspired By A Bitch, Part 2 (Death Note)
- Black Tar Heroin</br>
- Black Nazi</br>
- Death Merchants</br>
- Mind Right (Panic Disorder)</br>
- Money Guns & Bitches</br>
- The Art Of Letting Go</br>
* Rubber Band Ready
- Don't Be Mad</br>
- Flyboy Boogie</br>
- Gotta Love It</br>
- Let The Streets Tell It</br>
- Let The Streets Tell It II</br>
* Tha Carolina Spokesman
- Carolina Heat</br>
- Cloud 9</br>
- Southern Man</br>
* The Anxiety Theory
- Loser, Part 7</br>
- Vintage</br>
* The Gospels Of Reverend Wallace
- Hammertime</br>
- Hostel</br>
- Kill 'Em All</br>
- Miss Gonja</br>
- That's My Word</br>
- Total Control</br>
* The Snuff Reels
- Bullet For My Valentine</br>
- Trails Of Blood</br>
* Other Singles
- Backstage Madness</br>
- Bred To Kill</br>
- Domino Shockwave</br>
- Faceless</br>
- Heavy Metal Mics</br>
- Help</br>
- I'm Ok (Xanax Dreams Klonopin Nightmares)</br>
- I Should Run For Mayor</br>
- iShawty</br>
- Natural Born Spitters</br>
- No Peace Talk</br>
- Nothing Is Easy</br>
- Shotgun Memories</br>
- Show Stopper</br>
- Source</br>
- Southside Story</br>
- T-Dot</br>
- The Definition Of Getting Killed</br>
- The Devil's Bastard</br>
- The Essence</br>
- The Wire</br>
- Traitor</br>
- Winter Music, Part 4</br>
- Y'all Ain't Kill Me Yet</br>


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 04:17, 27 April 2012

DJ Bless aka Sutter Kain
File:DJBlessakaSutterKain.jpg
Background information
Birth nameRobert Evans
Also known asDJ Bless, Sutter Kain, The King Of Ghetto Metal & The King Of White Of People,
OriginSouth Jamaica, Queens, United States
GenresEast Coast Rap, Black supremacy , Ghetto Metal, Hip-Hop
Occupation(s)Musician, hip hop producer, director, CEO
InstrumentMPC
Years active2003–present
LabelsNever So Deep Records
Websitewww.nsddigital.com

Robert Evans (born), better known by his stage name DJ Bless aka Sutter Kain is American rapper/producer/director from South Jamaica, Queens New York. His production goes from traditional east coast based hip-hop to a style he refers to as “ghetto metal.”

Early life

Born Robert Evans, DJ Bless grew up in Rochdale Village, a housing development in South Jamaica, Queens. With the introduction of crack cocaine into the already gang ridden community, options were very limited for younger members of the area. DJ Bless pursued music and his initial goal was to become a battle DJ.[1] DJ Bless eventually left New York City and moved with his parents to the Carolinas where the multi-platinum producer used this time to refine his skills.

Career

During his senior year of high school, Bless began to record music at a frenetic pace. DJ Bless devised a plan and put it into action to gain a distribution deal. Within a year, DJ Bless landed his first recording/distribution deal with MCA Records. Never So Deep Record’s music venture with MCA was caught in a turbulent era for the major label. In 2003 Jay Boburg resigned from his position as the president of MCA and shortly afterwards MCA Records folded and then was absorbed into Geffen Records. With that, Never So Deep Records was absorbed by Geffen Records. Unfortunately, Geffen Records wasn’t the best fit for Never So Deep Records. DJ Bless parted ways with the label. DJ Bless took immediate control of Never So Deep Records and continued to move forward with his own record company, while the majority of the artists and labels affiliated with MCA floundered. DJ Bless restructure his business approach, he also replaced his entire team and he took control over all aspects of Never So Deep Records including music/video production, marketing, promotions, and distribution. Realizing that technology could play a major role in positioning his company, Never So Deep Records took advantage of online distribution and social networking.

DJ Bless secured his first Record label deal with MCA /Universal in 2002 at the age of 18 years old. Since entering the music industry, DJ Bless has showcased his production skills with some of the music industry’s best producers such as; Kanye West, Scott Storch, Sean Combs, Swizz Beats, Sha Money, Rick Rubin, Havoc, R. Kelly and many more. He has also produced songs on LiL Kim’s Chart busting Album Labella Mafia (Atlantic Records 2003). In 2004/2005 DJ Bless signature production was heard around the world on several high profile remixes including, Mystikal’s “Pu**y Pop” (Jive Records), Dirt Bag Featuring Fiend “I’ll Leave You Dead” (Jive Records) and releases from both Keith Murray and the Outlaws. In 2005/2006 DJ Bless produced and mixed several songs on a Wendy Goldstein Project “That One Way” (Czarnok, Capital Records) and also placed music on EA Sports Fight Night 2005. DJ Bless is presently working on several major industry production projects including the musical score for the docudrama “Hoop Realities” (Key Stone Films/And1) a follow up to the award winning documentary “Hoop Dreams”. DJ Bless has also been commissioned to direct and score his first full feature film (”Insane”) to be released in the winter of 2009/2010. After producing 17 albums and 13 videos DJ Bless continues his trek towards elite status.

Style

DJ Bless’s style varies from traditional east coast hip-hop to the more menacing post-hardcore influenced styled called “ghetto metal.” Ghetto metal is also the vehicle for DJ Bless's alter ego, Sutter Kain.[2] Sutter Kain is the alter ego of DJ Bless. In contrast to DJ Bless, Sutter Kain's lyrical focus is taboo subjects such as torture, murder and gore. Unlike, the more mainstream production work of DJ Bless, Sutter Kain uses samples from post-hardcore, metalcore and mathcore bands.

Production

  • 1998 - Wee Bee Foolish - Tiger Boogs
  • 2001 - Wee Bee Foolish - This Kid
  • 2001 - Wee Bee Foolish - Watcha Need & Doin' It Up
  • 2002 - Infinity Tha Ghetto Child - Pain
  • 2003 - Lil Kim - Tha Beehive
  • 2003 - Wee Bee Foolish - Maximus
  • 2003 - DJ Bless Presents Suicide Kingz, Vol. 2
  • 2004 - Wee Bee Foolish - Puttin' In Work & What Is It
  • 2004 - Mystikal - Pussy Pop (Remix)
  • 2005 - Agency 1.9.9.4. - Dayz Of Our Lives
  • 2005 - Donnie Darko - The Darko Effect
  • 2006 - Agency 1.9.9.4. - Real Life Isn't As Dope As The Movies
  • 2006 - DJ Bless & Donnie Darko - Black Sunday
  • 2006 - DJ Bless aka Sutter Kain - August Underground
  • 2006 - Hue Hef - Tha Carolina Spokesman
  • 2007 - Wee Bee Foolish - Underdog
  • 2007 - Donnie Darko - Art Of The Devil
  • 2007 - Donnie Darko - Devil May Cry
  • 2007 - DJ Bless - A Perfect Murder (R.I.A.M.)
  • 2008 - J-Hon - How We Duz
  • 2008 - Insane Poetry & DJ Bless - Cyco: The Snuff Reels
  • 2009 - Jim Snooka - The Gospels Of Reverend Wallace
  • 2010 - Sabotawj & DJ Bless - Dreaming Up Nightmares While The World Sleeps
  • 2010 - Donnie Darko - As Death Takes Place
  • 2010 - Donnie Darko - The Anxiety Theory
  • 2010 - K-Ci & JoJo Come Clean (TV Series) - Theme Music
  • 2011 - Donnie Darko & DJ Bless - Emotional Disorder
  • 2011 - Black Sunday - Mask Of The Demon
  • 2011 - DJ Bless - A Co-Dependents Playlist

Bold indicates entire album

Discography

Albums

  • A Perfect Murder (R.I.A.M.)
  • August Underground
  • Mask of the Demon
  • A Co-Dependents Playlist

Collaboration Albums

With Donnie Darko

  • Black Sunday
  • Emotional Disorder
  • The Green Album

With Agency 1.9.9.4.

  • Real Life Isn't As The Movies
  • Dayz of Our Lives

Never So Deep Mixtapes

  • DJ Bless - Return Of The 12in
  • DJ Bless & Darko - Hellz Kitchen, Vol. 1
  • DJ Bless & Darko - Hellz Kitchen, Vol. 2
  • Hue Hef - Get That Paper man
  • Hue Hef - Midnight Barbeque
  • Hue Hef - Takin' Ova Tha Game
  • Hue Hef - The Streetz Is Mine
  • Hue Hef - The First 48
  • Hue Hef & Darko - Guilty By Association (CD & DVD)
  • Darko - How To Rap 101
  • Jim Snooka - Introducing Dirty Dickens
  • Jim Snooka - Who Killed Kenny
  • Naymez - Floetic Justice, Vol. 1

References

  1. ^ "About". Never So Deep Records. Retrieved 2012-01-16.
  2. ^ "DJ Bless aka Sutter Kain interview". YouTube. Retrieved 2012-01-16.
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