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Dee Nasty, born Daniel Bigeault in 1960, is a French DJ, record producer, and rapper. He is best known for producing "Panam City Rappin" in 1984, France's first hip hop record, and for being one of Radio Nova's original DJs.
"Panam City Rappin," released in 1984 by Dee Nasty, is France's first hip hop record. The title references Paris, which is nicknamed "Panam."
Dee Nasty earned international recognition at the DMC World DJ Championships by 1987. He was DMC Champion of France from 1986 to 1988 and became European DMC Champion in 1990.
Dee Nasty is one of Radio Nova's original DJs. The station gave him a broadcast platform that helped bring hip hop to French listeners in the early years of the genre's presence in France.
Dee Nasty released "Panam City Rappin" in 1984, "Scienz of Life" in 1999, "Nastyness" in 2001, and "Underground Forever" in 2004. He has also appeared as a featured artist on releases by IAM, Manu le Malin, Triptik, and AMS Crew.
Dee Nasty began his DJing career in 1981, two years after first discovering hip hop in 1979. By 1985 he had built a strong reputation in hip hop promotion and production in France.