Pt 29. - A Bronx Tale - NEW!
Pt 28. - Big Truck Blends - NEW!
Pt 27. - Blend Kings of NY, featuring DJ Dayvoe
and DJ Radio Raheem
Pt 26. - R.I.P to the Competition
Pt 25. - Fall Flavas=
Pt 24. - Illegal Blends, Part 2
Pt 23. - Illegal Blends, Part 1
Pt. 22 - On My Bronx Blend Shit
Chef G. Garvin Road Show Old Skool Mix
Pt. 21 - Birthday Blends
Awake the Dead: All-Star Tribute
Pt. 19 / Bashment Blends: Reggae/Hip Hop
TalkOfOrlando.com Mixtape CD Vol. 2
Pt. 18 / The Stimulus Package
Pt. 17 / Born to Blend-Ready To Die Remixes
Pt. 16 / Change the Game
Pt. 15 / The Bronx Invasion
Pt. 14 / The Takeover
Pt. 13 / Blend Madness The 13th
Pt. 12 / The Gamma Edition=
Pt. 11 / Absolut Madness
Pt. 10 / Blending for Dummies
Pt. 9 / American Gangster Blends
Pt. 8
Pt. 7
Pt. 6
Jamaican parents, DJ K-Swyft (a.k.a. The Bronx Blend King) was born in Brooklyn, New York on August 7, 1975 as Kemuel Johnson and received his first set of turntables at age 8. Born into a family of music lovers and musicians, it was inevitable for K-Swyft to dive into the art that he once considered a hobby. He was influenced by his older brothers (Rich and Negus) who were also DJs…. in addition to early New York hip-hop DJs such as Brucie B, DJ Red Alert, Mr. Magic, and Chuck Chillout. Upon moving from Brooklyn to the Bronx, K-Swyft started to perfect his craft with the help of neighborhood DJs in the BX such as DJ Solo and DJ Paul Smooth while growing up. He also looked up to DJs such as The Bounce Master DJ Doo Wop, DJ Ron G, DJ Dirty Harry, Action Pac, New Jersey’s DJ Juice, and DJ Funk Master Flex (just to name a few). K-Swyft is a child of the 1980’s and had the privilege to witness the birth 
