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DJ Heron releases new web series “House Of Heron” EP. 1 Ft. King Tetrus
DJ Heron AKA The “Peruvian Boom-Bap King” has dropped the first episode of House Of Heron. Every bi-weekly episode of the YouTube series (Produced by Gridlock Production House) will feature notable Miami spitters who visit Heron’s studio, draw random records while blindfolded which Heron then cooks up into a beat and the emcee writes and drops a verse to.
The inaugural episode features King Tetrus, whose latest LP Peace & Blessings (2023) debuted at #2 on the Global itunes Hip Hop Chart.
The resulting single from the episode “No More Games” is also now available via DSP’s such as Spotify.https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/houseofheron/no-more-games-feat-king-tetrus
Originally from Brooklyn, DJ Heron cut his teeth in the early days of DJ Culture in Miami. Over the decades he has worked with / DJ’d for artists including De La Soul, Mobb Deep, Smoke DZA, KRS-ONE, The Lox and many more. He has had a prolific year already including a full-length remix album of LoLife General Thirstin Howl The 3rd classic material entitled Thirstin On Heron. In addition his newest project Grupo HNE (pronounced Henny) is a Spanglish Boom-Bap powerhouse. HNE features Heron on production as well as DJ Exes as emcee and multi-instrumentalist Nando (percussion, keyboards, vocals).
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