Dibiase, born Donell McGary on October 30, 1976, is an American alternative hip-hop producer hailing from Watts, Los Angeles, California. A prominent figure in LA's beat scene, he is renowned for his distinctive, gritty lo-fi sound, primarily utilizing Roland's SP-303 and SP-404 samplers. Dibiase's music seamlessly blends elements of jazz, soul, broken beat, footwork, and 8-bit video game music, reflecting influences from artists like Jay Dee, RZA, and Herbie Hancock. His debut album, "Machines Hate Me," released in 2010, received critical acclaim, solidifying his reputation as an innovative producer. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dibiase_%28music_producer%29?utm_source=openai))