Hailing from Detroit, Waajeed’s productions through the years have been known as both inventive and genre-defying. Waajeed first gained prominence in 1991 when he formed Slum Village with T3, Baatin & J Dilla. Later he created Bling 47, a label inspired by Motown and Underground Resistance. In 2002, in search of a wider audience he formed Platinum Pied Pipers, whose two albums on Ubiquity Records were hailed globally as musical treasures. In more recent years, Waajeed has been focused on his more dancefloor-oriented imprint Dirt Tech Rack and has collaborated with Mad Mike Banks, Theo Parrish, Amp Fiddler and more. Waajeed