Philadelphia's DJ Cash Money took the hip hop world by storm by winning the New Music Seminar Dj Championship in New York, the DMC American Mixing Championship in LA, and the DMC World Supremacy DJ Championship in London throughout the late eighties, since winning all three championships, Cash now judges DJ contests worldwide. His unique style and raw innovation on the turntables brought DJ Cash Money Billboard charting singles such as Ugly People Be Quiet, Find An Ugly Woman, and Where's the Party At? and an international tour of more than 20 countries and over 50 cities in the U.S. By the early nineties Cash had joined platinum-selling R&B act PM Dawn, remixed and produced the group's gold selling single, Ways of the Wind, on Island Records, and toured over 100 U.S. cities and most of Europe. In 1998 Cash was inducted into the DMC-Technics Hall of Fame with the title "The World's Greatest DJ." Today, Cash has been mixing and releasing underground tapes including the WKIS-FM and old school need to Learn'O - Plot II, both of which have sold-out, re-released, sold-out, and re-released. Demand has brought Cash to independently release old school need to Learn'O - Plot II, performed in the same vein as his underground mixed tapes. Plot II is a 28-track compilation CD featuring Cash's distictive mixing style with the music of other hip hop originators like Big Daddy Kane, Run DMC, Public Enemy and Eric B & Rakim. Cash has produced Wild Hot by Busta Rhymes and Q-tip for the Rhyme and Reason soundtrack. Cash has appeared on The Tonight Show (w/ Jay), the Arsenio Hall Show, Soul Train, The Lou Rawls Parade of Stars, MTV/Europe, MTV/US, Vibe, Much Music/Canada, BET, Zoo TV/Europe, Rolling Stone, Billboard, GQ, The Variety, Source, Blaze, DMC, Dj Times, XXL, Urb, Mixmag, to name a few...