Rob Swift, born Robert Aguilar on May 14, 1972, is an established figure in the turntablist and hip-hop scenes, known for his innovative DJ skills and contributions to the advancement of turntablism as an art form. A native of Jackson Heights, Queens, NYC, Swift emerged from the bustling New York City hip-hop scene in the 1990s and gained prominence as a member of the influential DJ crew, The X-Ecutioners. Throughout his career, Swift has been praised for his blend of technical prowess and musicality, seamlessly weaving together complex scratches, beats, and samples to create auditory experiences that both honor and challenge the traditions of hip-hop.

As a solo artist, Rob Swift has produced a significant body of work, with recent releases such as "For Heads That Break," highlighting his dedication to the core elements of DJing and beat-making. His project "The Cure" and its accompanying instrumentals showcase his capacity to traverse and unify genres, exhibiting his narrative approach to DJing wherein each track contributes to a larger musical story. Not limited to personal projects, his collaborative release "Da Odd Couple" underscores his ability to work in tandem with other artists to generate dynamic and awe-inspiring turntable compositions. Rob Swift's contributions to mixtapes and radio, like the "Scion Radio 17 Host EP: Rob Swift - Sketches Of The Architect," affirm his status as a respected educator and ambassador of DJ culture, dedicated to inspiring the next generation with his craft's history and potential.

Genres

Scratch

Turntablism

Latest Release

Halls Of Karma

Rob Swift

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released May 14, 2021