Interview by: Martin Bauman Los Angeles, California native
DJ Nu-Mark is walking towards the sunlight these days. Six years after the disbanding of the critically-acclaimed group Jurassic 5, the deejay/producer is in the midst of releasing his debut solo album,
Broken Sunlight, following the release of 2004's
Blend Crafters and
Hands On. Nowadays, Nu-Mark experiments with children’s music toys, rewiring them and constructing full DJ sets around them. He has toured the world, remixed songs for Nas and Damian Marley, and even created songs for Saturday Night Live’s Lonely Island. The Come Up Show caught up with DJ Nu-Mark to discuss his latest album, reminisce on Jurassic 5, and talk about his toy set, among other things.
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If you've been sleeping since Jurassic 5 broke up, DJ Nu-Mark is here to remind you that he's still going strong. The deejay/producer behind such classics as "What's Golden" and "Freedom" is back with his latest single, "Lay Em Low Main". On the track, Uncle Nu lays down a horn-laced, head-nodding canvas for NY Oil to let loose on. For more from DJ Nu-Mark, make sure you check out "Tonight" and "Tropicalifornia". If you haven't already, give our interview with DJ Nu-Mark a read, in which we discuss his Broken Sunlight series, memories from J5, making music with toys, and much more. Stream and download "Lay Em Low Main" below. 
DJ Nu-Mark (formerly of Jurassic 5) just dropped the visuals to the funky "Tropicalifornia", featuring Quantic, off his Broken Sunlight series. This comes as the third set of visuals off the Broken Sunlight series, after 
DJ Nu-Mark of the legendary Jurassic 5 just dropped the visuals for "Tonight", off the second instalment of his Broken Sunlight series. Broken Sunlight is being released as a 10" series over seven months, the