Tom Laroc

Among South Beach's heavyweight, brand-name hip-hop jocks, Tom Laroc is probably the most underrated. His cutting skills are as nimble as LS One's, and, like DJ Khaled, he brings a formidable collection of white labels to each set. At least celebrities recognize: Laroc is known for spinning at private and...

By Mosi Reeves

August 5, 2004

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Among South Beach's heavyweight, brand-name hip-hop jocks, Tom Laroc is probably the most underrated. His cutting skills are as nimble as LS One's, and, like DJ Khaled, he brings a formidable collection of white labels to each set. At least celebrities recognize: Laroc is known for spinning at private and exclusive parties for the likes of Shaquille O'Neal and P. Diddy. This summer he's concentrating his energies on the upscale restaurant/lounge Jimmy'z, bringing rap sounds to the ears of visiting dignitaries from Hollywood and beyond.

1. Eminem, Mase, Lil' Jon, and Fat Joe, "Lean Back (remix)" (white label)

2. Kanye West and Mase, "Jesus Walks (remix)" (white label)

3. Shyne, "For the Record" (Def Jam)

4. Usher, Shyne, Kanye West, and Twista, "Confessions (remix)" (Arista)

5. Erick Sermon, Redman, and Tre, "Street Hop" (Universal/Motown)

6. Alicia Keys and Lloyd Banks, "If I Was Your Woman (remix)" (white label)

7. Ashanti, "Touch My Body" (Def Jam)

8. Terror Squad, "Oh My God (remix)" (white label)

9. Jadakiss and Tupac, "Why (remix)" (white label)

10. Lil' Flip and Lea, "Sunshine (remix)" (Sony)

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