Welcome to Get Dirty Productions!

Party Arty" & "D-Flow"	First introduced on Show & AG's "Goodfellas" LP, The Ghetto Dwellaz (Party Arty and D Flow) blessed the track "Got The Flava" alongside AG, Method Man and Wali World. Party Arty (aka Mr. Mudd) also appeared on the hooks for "Check it Out" and "Neighbahood Sickness", while D Flow (the Dirty Don) dropped a verse on "Add On". They have continued to stay busy by appearing on "Q & A" (Show & AG's "Full Scale EP"), "Da Graveyard" (Big L), "The Club" (Tony Touch), "Straight Dirt" (Mykill Miers) and "Themes, Schemes & Dreams" (DITC). In 1998, they released their first official single "Get Dirty" b/w "Who's The Dirtiest" . Both tracks featured AG on vocals and Show on production. They made three appearances on the Japan-only DITC album "All Luv" on the tracks, "Feel The Beat", "Make It Official" and "Style Is Ill". The Ghetto Dwellaz also contributed heavily to AG's solo album, "The Dirty Version" in 1999, including the first single, "Rude Awakening". In 2000, Party Arty also appeared on the original version of Big L's "Holdin' It Down"; while D Flow dropped the hook on the DITC track "Weekend Nights" also known as the "Spit (Remix)". This past year has been a busy one for the Ghetto Dwellas. Aside from appearing on OC's "Get It Dirty", they released the single "God Made Dirt" b/w "Flip Shit". Party Arty also dropped vocals on the Wildlife EP on the tracks, "Bad Reputation" and "Hold It Down", as well as the Square One track "Square Biz (Remix)" and the Ice Water joint "Baby Drawz". Most recently however, they have appeared on the AG singles "Get It Dusty" and "Back Street Rules."
"Peshi"	Jamel Kennedy also known as "Peshi" was born in Queens New York on April 2, 1977. At the age of six, he moved to Harlem New York on 148th Street between Amsterdam Ave. and Broadway, also known as "Cocaine City". After spending part of his childhood in Harlem, Peshi relocated to the Bronx where he met Party Arty and D-Flow. Peshi was always around and in the mix of all neighborhood hip hop functions, yet had a problem staying focused with his writing but always kept trying. Now that he is a fully developed "Get Dirty" recording artist, he is ready to take on the world. Peshi has a very hardcore flambouyant style which he expresses with alot of emotion. For a person that has been in and out of prison, overcame the death of his brother and how sad his mother is and give you a complete visual of these things takes strehgth and alot of talent. He makes you feel like you've been where hes been and grew up how he grew up. Peshi definitely has a story to tell and he demands that the world listen.
"Dirty Lungs"	He brings everyday life situations to the table on tracks (quoted by A.G. (D.I.T.C., G.D.) from beef, drugs, guns etc. Background and Overview Norman I. Cundiff Jr. a.k.a. Dirty Lungz was born November 4th, 1972 in Bronx River projects (the heart and soul of hip-hop) which has also played its part of being home to greats such as Afrikka Bambatta (hip-hop pioneer) and Jesse West who was on the track with Biggie Smalls, Puff Daddy and Supercat's "Dolly My baby" and is currently tearing dudes down in Fight Club under Dirty Apple Slim. So not just alone was I raised under a roof where moms had me at 15 (R.I.P.). Grandma held down numerous grands, Uncles were pimps, hustlers & gang members. I was able to find musical guidance early from Zulu nation members, local D.J.'s who threw jams behind the center and friends. Inspired by KRS One, The Jungle brothers, graffiti artist Grim and Bio. Lungs took a path that was in my blood since early: getting money from packing bags, hitting games, robbin tokens, crack, dope, weed, credit card scams, gambling spots, O.T. spots name it, Dirty Lungz was with it. I've also seen the greater views of life from a positive perspective. Thanks to a true best friend (Mark A. Ford a.k.a. Chuck)> Easily I've been to 9 states on coast guard travelling teams (basketball) and him also having hired for a trucking company. Advice experiences I have been advised by the likes of: redman, MOP, Dipset, O.C., My flesh and blood Party Arty, Troy Reed and brothers I show my hunger for Nelson Mandela & Larry Davis. Press and Publicity Notingly this is my 2nd mixtape Volume 1 unit was successful putting out that as a independent artist 4300 copies in my borough the Bronx alone is golden (good).
"Hoof"	Robert Cundiff a.k.a. Hoof a.k.a. Buttnaked or bumpy was born in the bronx on May 4th, 1977 in Soundview projects. Faled by a house fire, him and his family was forced to move to little italy in 1983 where he learned to survive through prejudice and gang rivalry again failed by fire moved to Forest Houses where he was introduced to hip-hop (jams/rap battles) then moved to 169th and Washington Ave./Webster). The oldest boy of 9 brothers and 4 sisters. He pretty much had to fend for himself and his siblings, learning from the streets. Inspired by the influence that music has on people (the power of speech). he felt if he could be heard, his story would be felt. Hoof, an abstract versatile rapper who taqlks about his struggle to adapt to the life of the streets spending time in prison and the experiences he has learned from has made him speak from the heart hold no punches type of rapper who strives to stand out and be different. His message is simply learn from your mistakes and move on. Performance Experience Hoof has performed on the same stage as rap icons such as Dougie Fresh, The Lox, Nore, fat Joe and A.G. He has done opening acts for the Lost Boys "Lifestyles of the rich and Famous" tour. Press and Publicity Hoof a.k.a. Buttnaked co-wrote very superstitious for Dougie Fresh along with Christopher Howard for the 6th Man Soundtrack.
"Dramacide"	Introducing Get Dirty Productions newest young addition to the Get Dirty movement, Dramacide, aka DC Da Treble Child Unequivocally one of the most talented 17 year old lyricist/songwriting sensation on the hip-hop entertainment scene, DC, delivers a refreshing, non-violent, anti-drug, no gun play urban rap of hope for this generations millennium youth. DC blends bold, street rhythms with a lyrical content that until now has been a rare find in among his peers. Mentored by the Fearless Leader of Get Dirty Productions, D Flow, DC keeps it real by brilliantly crafting lyrics that are drug & violent free, soon to be college bound DC blends his style into a marketable semi-neo soul to a hip hop sound, touched with a sprinkle of, jazz and blues which distinguishes him from many other talented individuals in his age bracket.