crew was started by members Alfie and Buckwheed, the latter of which met J-Swift while they were going to high school together. (Wascals' Greatest Hits, completely produced by J-Swift, was finally released by Delicious Vinyl in 2007.) In the mid-'90s, J-Swift lent his signature style to a string of remixes, including Prince's "Letitgo (Sherm Stick Edit)," Massive Attack's "Protection," and Urban Thermo Dynamics' "Manifest Destiny" (featuring a young Mos Def). J-Swift was the subject of the 2007 documentary film 1 More Hit. J-Swift recorded new tracks from 2005 through 2010, providing not only the beats but also the rhymes. Featuring soul-baring rap confessionals ("Off My Chest") and tales of perseverance through struggles ("Born To Win Despite Myself") — while still celebrating recreational drug use ("I'll Do Mine") — J-Swift's new project began with an alter ego Negro Kanevil. Personal life In 2006, J-Swift was arrested for possession of narcotics. In 2015, his permanent resident status was stripped and he was deported back to his birth country of Spain. Productions 1992 The Pharcyde - Bizarre Ride II the Pharcyde 1993 The Wascals - Greatest Hits 1994 Quinton - Quinton's Here – Tommy Boy Records 1) "Quinton's on the Way (A Jazzy Skit)" (production) 2) "Still Fiendin'" (production) 3) "Quinton's Here" (production) 4) "I'm Not an MC" (production) 5) "Quinton's Here" [instrumental] (production) 6) "Ill Friend" (production) 1994 Prince – "Letitgo" – Warner Bros. Records 6) Letitgo (Sherm Stick Edit) (production) 1995 Urban Thermo Dynamics - "Manifest Destiny (single)" - Payday/ffrr Records 3) "Manifest Destiny (J-Swift Edit)" (production) 1995 Massive Attack – "Protection" – Virgin Records 4) "Protection (J Swift Mix)" (production) 2000 The Pharcyde – Trust – Delicious Vinyl Records 1) "Trust (Remix)" (production) 2000 Buc Fifty - Bad Man – Battle Axe Records 2004 Buc Fifty - Serve The Devil, Praise The Lord - Battle Axe Records 4) "Gangster (Murderville)" (production) 7) "Manifest Destiny" (production) 2000 Various - Delicious Vinyl Presents... Prime Cuts Vol. 1 - Battle Axe Records 2) "The Black Pack - Used To Be My Lover" (production) References 1971 births Living people Musicians from Madrid Spanish emigrants to the United States Spanish hip hop musicians Spanish people of Cuban descent