Headsnack is a multifaceted producer, composer, lyricist, and DJ specializing in hip-hop and electronic music. Based in metro New York, he champions artists who challenge conventional boundaries by blending various genres. His production style reflects a deep appreciation for music across the spectrum, incorporating elements of hip-hop, rock, funk, jazz, and electronica, influenced by everything from classical to country.

As a lyricist, Headsnack emphasizes the importance of using artistic expression to educate listeners, evident in his satirical writing approach. His recent work addresses contemporary issues such as internet privacy, consumerism, and factory farming, showcasing his belief that no topic is off-limits. His lyrics often feature double entendres and clever punchlines, prompting listeners to reflect on the complexities of technology and public policy while encouraging a lighthearted perspective on life.

Headsnack's music has been featured in various media outlets, including The Independent Film Channel, Akai, Guitar Center, DJ Lord of Public Enemy, Eventide Audio, Graffiti Verite, Kaiju Big Battle, American Music Supply, Lickwood Labs Adult Films, and Slamjamz Records. Notably, super-producer Just Blaze selected his work for inclusion in the nationally-released compilation albums Fresh Cuts: Volumes 3 and 10. His music is accessible on platforms such as Spotify, iTunes, SoundCloud, YouTube, iStandardProducers, ReverbNation, and Rhapsody.

He has performed as an opening act for prominent artists, including Public Enemy, DJ/producer Prince Paul (De La Soul, Stetsasonic, Handsome Boy Modeling School), Mixmaster Mike (Beastie Boys), Dilated Peoples, Blackalicious, and The Sound of Urchin, alongside many esteemed groups from the NYC underground scene. Additionally, he was a featured artist in American Music Supply's "Catch a Break" series, sponsored by Adam Audio and Moog Music, and is highlighted on Eventide Audio's website.

Under the alias Phon-X, Headsnack was a founding member of the influential underground hip-hop group Regenerated Headpiece (RHP). From 2001 to 2009, RHP released three critically acclaimed full-length albums and performed over 100 shows. Their innovative sound earned international recognition, resulting in reviews and interviews in five languages. The group caught the attention of author Robert Lanham, who included them in his 2002 bestseller, The Hipster Handbook, as one of the “Newer Bands Kicking Some Ass This Decade,” alongside notable acts like EL-P, The White Stripes, and Ryan Adams. RHP also collaborated with Chuck D of Public Enemy on two tracks and received praise from Robert Christgau, the self-proclaimed “Dean of American Rock Critics,” in his 2009 consumer guide.

After transitioning from RHP to pursue solo projects, Headsnack created viral YouTube videos that amassed over 100,000 views. He has gained experience as a party DJ, spinning a diverse range of genres, including hip-hop, house, funk, rock, pop, R&B, and soul, with past DJ residencies in Manhattan and Williamsburg, Brooklyn. His extensive knowledge of recording technology, keyboards, live sound, and DJ equipment stems from several years as the manager of Hi-Tech training for the world’s largest music retailer.

Headsnack draws production inspiration from influential figures such as DJ Premier, Rick Rubin, Q-Tip, Beck, Zero 7, the Alchemist, and Dan the Automator. He is open to interview requests and actively seeks opportunities to license his music. For inquiries, please contact mikefoam@headsnack.com.