Filthy Dirty Productions
Filthy Dirty Production redefines the music industry with our fresh take on classic hip-hop sounds. Our passion is driven by the legendary albums, artists, and producers who have shaped the culture. Whether you crave West Coast grooves, Southern vibes, or East Coast rhythms, we’ve got you covered.
Founded around 2000 by talented producers Jon Knuck, Ty Dirty, and Joe Peezy, Filthy Dirty quickly gained recognition for their hit beat CDs, like "The Boogieman." These creations rank among the finest music to come from our region. In the heart of West Virginia, Filthy Dirty has become a name that resonates within the hip-hop community.
We've proudly collaborated with artists such as Breadmann from Orlando, FL, and Logan County's own Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. At Filthy Dirty Records, we’re eager to partner with some of the hottest names in the R&B and hip-hop scene, bringing our unique sound to new heights. Join us on this exciting journey!
bio
**Name:** Joe William Anthony II
**Alias:** Joe Peezy, Pastor Peez, Big Peez, William J Holla
**Birthdate:** October 25, 1982
**Hometown:** Dobra Camp
**Marital Status:** Married
**Talents:**
- Writer
- Junior Producer
- Music Creator
- Idea Generator
- Truth Teller
- Spiritual Connector
- Marketing
- Sales
- A&R
- Hustler
**Name:** Tyrone Gerald Anthony II
**Alias:** Ty Dogg, Dirt, Ty Dirty One Time, TD
**Birthdate:** May 17, 1984
**Hometown:** Dobra Camp
**Marital Status:** Married
**Talents:**
-Super producer
- Engineer
- Creating incredible music
- Transforming ideas into reality
- Telling the truth
- Spotting fakeness from afar
- Hustler
D-CAMP
ROOTS RUN DEEP, DNA and Blood
y Dirty and Joe Peezy grew up in a small community in the northern part of Logan County, West Virginia. This area, commonly known as "the other side of the mountain" or "LA" (Logan Area), is marked by poverty, drug issues, and a dwindling population—now down to just a few thousand—due to the decline of the coal mines. The phrase "get it out of the mud" became a literal reality for the two cousins as they navigated a challenging environment filled with violence, shootings, and a pervasive drug culture.
Many know Dobra Camp as "the land of the free," but due to its unique location, police are scarcely present. This has made it a place where anything goes, and problems often get buried—both figuratively and literally.
Three cousins began making music in the early 2000s to cope with their struggles. They honed their craft and used their voices to raise awareness about the issues facing the Black community. D-Camp is a family of artists, with its core members being Ty Dirty, Joe Peezy, Jon Knuckle, Sip, Big Land, Deesky Weesky, Twin, and T.