DJ Cheapshot

DJ Cheapshot (born Colton Fisher, March 5, 1977) is the DJ of the hip hop ensemble Styles of Beyond, Get Busy Committee, and Fort Minor. He is also associated with the Demigodz and the Get Busy Committee, as well as being the founder of SpyTech Records, which is located in Reseda, California, and the Cheapshot's bar, which is located in Long Beach, California. Cheapshot currently resides in Burbank, California.

Production

Cheapshot has also provided production for several other groups, aside from S.O.B., some of which are listed below.

• Linkin Park
• Beastie Boys
• Nappy Roots
• Lexicon
• 4-Zone
• L.A. Ment
• Apathy
• Celph Titled
• Ras Kass
• Mykill Miers
• Louis Logik
• Vishiss
• Kurious
• Jizzm
• Breez Evahflowin'
• Sev Statik
• Portable Payback
• New Kids on the Block

Production appearances

• L.A. Gang Unit (2008) - On December 17, 2007, in was revealed that Cheapshot and Vin Skully had been signed to complete the entire score for the upcoming A&E original series L.A. Gang Unit.

• Burn Notice
• Punk'd
• America's Next Top Model
• The Real World
• Newlyweds
• The White Rapper Show
• Dirt
• Prison Break
• Transformers
• Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
• The Corruptor
• Bewitched
• Red Line
• Crank
• Horrible Bosses^[1]

Space Invadas

Space Invadas is a joke group Cheapshot made with his friend DJ Jester in college when they were bored. Unlike in most of his Styles of Beyond material, which is mostly production, Cheapshot provides vocals for some of his own tracks (including Trades of the Tools, which is a parody of the Fort Minor Militia track Tools of the Trade, which incidentally, he provides parody vocals for also).

Solo Tracks

• OH NO
• Trades of the Tools
• Duck, Duck, Goose (Remix)
• Simon Says (Cheapshot Remix)^[2]

Solo Releases

Cheapshot also has released several solo CDs, Vinyls, and Mixtapes, which are listed below, along with several digital releases Cheapshot has released on the Styles Of Beyond fan-site, SOBCentral.

Mixtapes:

• Fort Minor: Sampler Mixtape (2005)
• DJ Cheapshot Presents... Mega Dudical (2007)
• DJ Cheapshot & DJ Marshall Barnes: Party Mouth! (2007)
• True Love & False Idols Presents: Jazzercidal Tendencies (2008)
• Club Footed (2009)
• True Love & False Idols Presents: Jazzercidal Tendencies Part 2 (2011)^[3]

Other (Vinyl):

• Cheapshot's Sucka' Breaks: Beat (Downs), Cuts & Nosebleeds (1998)

SOBCentral releases:

• Here We Come (Remix)^[4]

• Murderer (Remix)^[5]

• Alcohol^[6]

Other (MP3):

• Cheapshot Anthem^[7]

Touring

Cheapshot has also done several solo tours, aside from his Styles of Beyond tours, including a Mixtape Tour for his Party Mouth! CD, which he released with DJ Marshall Barnes, who is also headlining the tour with him.

"Cheapshot's" The Bar

In February, 2007, Cheapshot, along with his brother Jordan Fisher, opened a bar, called Cheapshot's. It was a life-long dream of the both of them to open a bar, and after several years of successful investment by Jordan, they both purchased a 2,200-square-foot (200 m²) building. After renovating it, they opened it for a test-run in May 2007. It was a success, and is now officially open. The bar has an exclusive collection of signature drinks, including the Ryu Shot, which is a reference to Cheapshot's fellow band-mate, Ryu Maginn, and a Cheapshot Mojito, named after Cheapshot himself.

External links

• Styles of Beyond official site
• DJ Cheapshot free mix CDs on SoundCloud

References

1. ^ Film Music Reporter - Horrible Bosses Soundtrack Information.
2. ^ DJ Cheapshot - Simon Says (Cheapshot Remix) - Free Download
3. ^ TLFI-LA.com - download Jazzercidal Tendencies Part 2 by DJ Cheapshot.
4. ^ DJ Cheapshot - Here We Come (Remix) - Cheapshot releases remix of Razor Tag track on SOBCentral
5. ^ DJ Cheapshot - Murderer (Remix) - Cheapshot releases remix of Razor Tag track on SOBCentral
6. ^ DJ Cheapshot - Alcohol - Cheapshot releases beat on SOBCentral
7. ^ DJ Cheapshot - Cheapshot Anthem - Streaming MP3

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