DJ Scientific

Friday, November 19, 2010

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DJ Scientific (Mark Branch)

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Marc Branch works at NASA as an aerospace engineer testing instruments used on outer-space telescopes. When he's off the clock, Branch is one of the most sought after hip-hop DJs around the country. Leading a double life as "DJ Scientific" he hopes to attract young hip-hop fans to math and science. Produced by Jocelyn Gonzales.

Music Playlist

Chemical Calisthenics

Artist: Blackalicious

Album: Blazing Arrow

Label: MCA

Purchase: Amazon
Intro

Artist: N.A.S.A

Album: The Spirit of Apollo

Label: Anti

Purchase: Amazon
It's Wonderful to Be a Nerd

Artist: Kaada

Album: MECD (import)
Music Score-Geek Dreams

Artist: Rikki

Album: Geek Rhythms

Label: RLPK Records

Purchase: Amazon
Motivational Speaker

Artist: Cut Chemist

Album: The Audience's Listening

Label: Warner Bros

Purchase: Amazon
Ego Trippin' (Original 12 Version)

Artist: Ultramagnetic MC's

Album: Critical Beatdown

Label: Roadrunner Records

Purchase: Amazon
Solstice

Artist: DJ Scientific

Album: No Recording Available
Vibe

Artist: DJ Scientific

Album: No Recording Available

Guests:

Mark Branch

Produced by:

Jocelyn Gonzales

Comments [1]

Dave from Hartford, CT

Thank you for a thorough & informative story on the life & times of DJ Scientific. The world needs people like him and we need to hear stories about people like him. He represents the much-needed aesthetic of "Edutainment", a term coined by one of our peers & mentors, KRS One.

Thanks again for covering intelligence & maturity within Hiphop Culture. It does exist, even though it isn't covered enough in the news. You guys were ON POINT w/ this story. Peace...

DopeDave
The Temple of Hiphop
Hartford, CT

Nov. 23 2010 04:18 PM

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