DJ Signify

DJ Signify's first album Sleep No More, featuring collaborations with Sage Francis and Buck 65, was described as "hip-hop at its darkest and most chilling"^[1] and earned him accolades as a "master beatsmith."^[2] His second album Of Cities was similarly described as "dense, bleak instrumental hip-hop," reminiscent of Burial's Untrue and Tricky's Maxinquaye.^[3]

Albums

• Sleep No More (Lex Records, 2004)
• Of Cities (Bully Records, 2009)

Singles

• Untitled (2003) with Grandmaster Caz
• Winter’s Going (2004)
• Unclean Vol. 1 (2004)
• No One Leaves (2005) with Six Vicious
• Nobody's Smiling (2007) with Blockhead

Mixtapes

• Signifyin’ Breaks (1996)
• Mixed Messages (2000)
• Teach The Children Vol. 1 (2004)

Contributions

• Buck 65 - Square (2002)
• Clouddead - "And All You Can Do Is Laugh (2)" from Clouddead (2001)
• Sage Francis - "The Strange Famous Mullet Remover" "Smoke and Mirrors" from Personal Journals (2002)
• Sage Francis - "Kiddie Litter" from Sickly Business (2004)
• Blockhead - "Coloring Book" "Duke of Hazzard" "Put Down Your Dream Journal and Dance" "Trailer Love" from Uncle Tony's Coloring Book (2007)
• Isaiah Toothtaker - "Jumping Off" "Signifying" "R.I.P. Zeek" "What's Really Good?" from Murs 3:16 Presents (2008)
• Blockhead - "It's Raining Clouds" "Hell Camp" "Farewell Spaceman" from The Music Scene (2009)

Compilation appearances

• "Propaganda" "Meditations" "Interlude" with DJ Mayonnaise on Music for the Advancement of Hip Hop (1999)
• "I Dream (Tranquility)" with Lulu Mushi on Ropeladder 12 (2000)
• "Buk Out" "Motion Study" on Lunch Money Singles (2004)