Prefuse 73

Prefuse 73, the primary moniker of Guillermo Scott Herren, is a pioneering producer known for his innovative approach to hip-hop production. With albums like Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives and One Word Extinguisher, he was a prominent artist on the Warp label for a decade before moving on to work with smaller labels such as Temporary Residence and Lex, showcasing his unique blend of beats and manipulated voices in collaborations with artists like MF Doom and Trish Keenan of Broadcast.

Herren's musical journey began in his youth when he learned to play multiple instruments before discovering his passion for sampling and producing music. His debut under the alias Delarosa in 1997 set the stage for a successful career that saw him release acclaimed albums and EPs, collaborating with a diverse range of artists. His more recent works, like Rivington Não Rio and Sacrifices, demonstrate his continued evolution and experimentation with sound, cementing his status as a versatile and influential figure in the music industry.