ILLFONICS

DISCOGRAPHY.



2010:

"See Thru" - Che'Nelle - Feel Good

"Day Dreamer" - Gorilla Zoe - King Kong

2009:

"Enter Galactic" - Kid Cudi - Man On The Moon: The End Of Day

"We Don't Even Know" - Pill - 4075: The Refill

"Na Na NaNa Na Na" - Jim Jones - Pray IV Reign

"Rocker" - Mickey Factz - Fight Night 4

"Turn This Thang Around" - Young Dro - Black Boy, White Boy



2008:

"Come And Party With Me" - LL Cool J - Exit 13

"American Girl" - LL Cool J - Exit 13

"My Life's The Shit" - Clipse - Clipse Presents Re-Up Gang



WHO WE'VE WORKED WITH.



-Jim Jones



-LL Cool J



-Mickey Factz



-Fat Joe



-Jackie Chain



-Young Dro



-Sheek Louch



-Rell



-Jaiden



-Lil Eddie



-EMB



-LOOT



-Daytona



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ILLFONICS has recently licensed and composed music for the following:



-Rob And Big (Season's 2 & 3)



-Entourage (Season 5)



-Everybody Hates Chris (Season 3)



-NBA 07 (60 tracks for Sony PS3 Videogame - WATCH HIGH RES VIDEO HERE)



-Bomb It (International Graffitti Documentary)



-Freedom Files (Opening Theme for PBS Series)



-Dancelife (JLo Produced MTV Series)



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Fake Bio:

Jed Cappelli and Matt Friedman were born in the Bronx in the late 70's. The pair first met in September of 1982 at the Bronx Mensa Charter School For Immensely Gifted Children (BMCSFIGC). The two bright young boys instantly bonded over their love of music, video arcades and the Fairlight CMI (the worlds first digital audio sampling system), which the school's music department had on loan from Yoko Ono.



At age 7 they began collaborating on hip-hop beats, using audio samples from their favorite atari games and cereal commercials ("show em you're a tiger. shshshow em you're a tiger."). The duo showed great promise up until November of 1985 when Cappelli was kicked out of BMCSFIGC for creating a complex computer virus that temporarily disabled the school's computer network.



Three years passed without contact before they met again at the 1988 FIDE Junior Chess Championship held in Monte Carlo. Reconnected, they returned to the states and decided to get back to their musical roots. At the age of 12, using money they had earned selling Penthouse magazine subscriptions, they were able to design and build their first recording studio, dubbed The Romper Room. Constantly upgraded throughout the years, the duo still works out of this facility today.



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