I have always found it compelling to mix differents art forms together. In the past, I combined my passions for dance and music by djing for breaking jams, producing breaks with the Merakey Collective, breaking in the music videos of my rap group RapPack, doing TEDx Talks with the Floor Lords crew, interviewing dancers like Ab for the Souls of Hip Hop podcast, or combining breaking with beatbox and djing under BeatRockz. Looking forward, I would love to explore how to incorporate more social dance aspects or visual art aspects with breaking. I don't have a clear vision yet and am still working on many other projects, so it will likely take a while for me to get around to this.

🌎 Hi everyone, I am DJ Razor Cut. Originally from Switzerland, where I was in Ghost Rockz Crew, then moved to Boston (USA), where I was put down with FloorLords Crew, and now I live in Orlando, Florida (not too far from @Richie 'Abstrak' Soto ) 👟 I started breaking in 2000, then picked up DJing in 2003. Eventually, I focused more on spinning on the decks than on the floor, but I always continued to dance and still practice from time to time. 🎵 I am always digging for new music that touches my soul. Lately, I've really enjoyed dancing to Funky Destination - The Inside Man (Soopasoul Remix). I am part of a producer collective called Merakey. We make breaks for b-boys and b-girls, so please feel free to check out our releases. We also make mixtapes for your practice sessions :) 🎯 I joined Foundational Methodz because Ab and I talked about building communities on Skool. Recently, I launched a community in Skool to teach beatboxing together with two friends, Zede and Denis. Hence, I wanted to learn from Ab's experience and contribute my knowledge. 🙌🏽 Mainly, I want to support Ab and this community, so please don't hesitate to reach out. I love discussing anything music-related and geek out about breaking or hip hop culture in general. Also, please check out the episode where Abstrak was on our Souls of Hip Hop podcast