In Ybor City, DJ Nu-Mark adds another page to the history of Crowbar’s Ol’ Dirty Sundays

Mark Ali Potsic arrived in most of our lives around 1998 when he and Cut Chemist lent their talents to the way-too-short, but still refreshing debut from Jurassic 5. Potsic — better known as DJ Nu-Mark – would do it again in 1999 and 2000 with a single ("Improvise") and an eventual J5 full-length (Quality Control) that cemented his place in hip-hop history.

On Sunday, DJ Nu-Mark (who has also worked with DJ Shadow and even the Lonely Island) was in Ybor City helping Ol' Dirty Sundays add another page to its own history book. Brian Mahar was there, and he has these photos to share. Have a look — and listen to a little from Nu-Mark — below.