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J-Force, a small producer from Staten Island made his debut in 1993 with the record “Bullseye,” featuring samples from Black Moon and Special Ed. The single gained popularity both locally, being sold at Fat Beats Records and Beat Street, and overseas. J-Force’s connection with Marley Marl began when they met at Tapeville USA, where J-Force mentioned bringing Mike Tyson to Marley Marl’s show on WBLS. This encounter led to a lasting relationship. Despite not fitting the typical rapper image due to his long hair and rock background, J-Force learned valuable lessons from Marley Marl and collaborated with renowned artists on Future Flavas, including 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and KRS-One. After releasing two singles, J-Force transitioned to producing beats, participated in various projects, and collaborated with artists like Killa Sha and Jo Jo Pelligrino. He associated with the Canadian label Goodfelons, set to release the album “Welcome To Dopeland” featuring unreleased Paul C and Marley Marl records.