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Muslim. servant of Allah, ever in need of His mercy. Philly MC. boxing devotee. Ralph Lauren and sneaker addict. gun zealot. the rap Karl Pilkington.

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Paul C (September 20th, 1964 – July 17th, 1989) ... #DrumGod #PaulCLives •your favorite producer’s favorite producer• in mid-July of 1989, 24-year-old Queens, New York producer Paul C. McKasty was murdered (by someone he knew) at the one story home he shared with his brother and mother. he was 24 years old. worked on Critical Beatdown and the Mikey D & the LA Posse record..having just engineered Biz Markie’s soon-to-be mega-hit “Just a Friend” and Queen Latifah’s “Ladies First”, in addition to engineering and producing Eric B. & Rakim’s third album” Let The Rhythm Hit ’Em”, Paul sat on the precipice of hip-hop super-producer status at the time of his death. according to an interview with engineer, producer, and frequent collaborator CJ Moore, when Paul died, the world lost “a man who was going to input some of the baddest shit that was ever heard on this planet, because he was that serious.” whatever the motive, the person or people responsible for Paul’s death were never brought to justice. despite having his murder featured on America’s Most Wanted and the subsequent arrest of suspect Derrick “Little Shine” Blair in February of 1990, no convictions were made and McKasty’s case remains open today. adding to the situation’s cruel finality, the beloved 1212 Studio located at 92–32 Union Hall St. in Jamaica, Queens – where Paul made the bulk of his music while he was alive–was ravaged by a fire six years after his murder, further obscuring his place in hip-hop history. his legacy and impact grows for those closest to him. on August 26th, 2015, Nick Hook collaborator Recloose shared a photo of Large Professor sitting with Paul’s SP-1200 for the first time in many years. you can see Large Pro lost in thought, staring at his teacher’s favorite piece of gear, a melancholy look on his face–perhaps pondering what might have been if Paul were around today. Paul C. FOREVER. “he was a white guy in a street black genre and he was that dude - the best.” -Large Professor “I didn’t know what to do with the anger, I never experienced something like that.” -Pharoahe Monch “my man Paul C, he got the bass pumpin.’” –Ced Gee

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