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Published: March 11, 2019, 1:41 p.m.

b'Unknown to many, except for a few in the rap industry\\u2019s inner circle Pure Dynamite got a taste of the spotlight when he collaborated with DJ Mark The 45 King on a demo called \\u201cScratch of Fury\\u201d in late 1986, which became a local hit in the New York/ New Jersey area and prompted The Awesome Two, Special K, and Teddy Ted to play it on a weekly radio show in New York on 105.9 WNWK.\\n\\nDuring the summer of 1987 Dynamite soon recorded a second demo\\u201dUntouchable\\u201d. Soon the demo came to the attention of Kool DJ Red Alert, who played it on his then Saturday night rap show on 98.7 KISS FM in New York City.\\n\\nFast forward to 2004 Pure Dynamite is behind the boards producing two songs for Pace Won on his album, TELEPATHY. The songs he produced for Pace \\u201cYou Ain\\u2019t Really Down\\u201d and \\u201cLove Me Baby\\u201d instantly landed the album in THE SOURCE magazine as one of the top underground rap albums of 2004.\\n\\nIn 2006 as CEO of Times Square Entertainment, Pure Dynamite inked his first record deal with the New Jersey-based record label Gossip Records. Now in 2013 his latest CD PORNO CIRCUS is scheduled to drop later this year on his label imprint TIMES SQUARE. A concept album with 11 songs that he wrote, produced and mixed himself. His current single and video \\u201cLapdance With You\\u201d(featuring Michael K. Success and LA) is at 58,614 views on youtube. His controversial next single \\u201cBisexuality\\u201d (featuring Quinsessa) is a future club banger as well. Dynamite\\u2019s musical influences are Soul, Jazz, Disco, and the Old School pioneers who started Hip-Hop. \\u201cI wanted to put a few tracks together\\u201d, Dynamite says. \\u201cGive the fans something different than what they\\u2019ve been\\nhearing these days\\u201d.'