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Jamalski was born in New York, the son of a Jazz drummer and an artist, and began his work in the entertainment industry at quite a young age. In the early 1980's Jamal started LVP, a handmade bead company, and was exposed to music and club culture at 16 years young.

It was soon after that Jamalski the performer emerged on the New York music scene.

In 1991, Jamalski appeared along side of KRS-One, as a member of Boogie Down Productions, on the album "Edutainment", on a track called "7 DJs" featuring KRS-One, Miss Melody, D-Nice, Harmony and others.

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He then went on to record and perform on "BDP: Live Worldwide Hardcore album" for Jive Records. Within a year, Jamalski had released his first solo single titled "Jump, Spread Out (Let's Do it in the Dancehall)" produced by Bobby Konders.

This project sold almost 200,000 copies, and rocketed Jamalski to the front of the crossover reggae/hip-hop audiences in New York.
By 1993, Jamalski was