Cutlass came of creative age – quite literally, as he started DJing at the age of 12 – in New York City's vibrant '80s dance culture. He moved into production, working with Cover Girls and TKA, before joining forces with Funkmaster Flex and later releasing his own all-star debut album Politics and Bullshit (listen below) in 1997.
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