Ill Al Skratch has been played on NTS over 10 times, featured on 12 episodes and was first played on 1 October 2013.

Ill Al Skratch were a Brooklyn, New York-based hip hop duo consisting of rapper, Big Ill, and rapper/DJ, Al Skratch. During their short lived career as a duo, they released two albums — 1994's Creep Wit' Me and 1997's Keep It Movin. They were mainstream for a short amount of time in the mid 90s.

The duo's first appearance on record was their smash hit 1994 single named "Where My Homiez? (Come Around My Way)." The song became an unexpected mainstream hit & BET video staple in the early summer of 1994, & unexpectedly charted on both Billboard & Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks. The single was so big that Mercury Records rushed to shoot a follow up video & single to capitalize on the success. Ill Al Skratch soon released a follow-up single named "I'll Take Her." in August. This song featured R&B musician Brian McKnight and was a runaway hit in the summer of 1994 reaching #62 on the Billboard Hot 100. Soon after releasing their first two hit singles, they released Creep Wit' Me to critical acclaim. It managed to reach the Billboard 200 and spawned a third single, "Chill With That."

Ill Al Skratch collaborated with various artists including Michael Jackson, Gina Thompson and Shaquille O'Neal from 1995 to 1996. Their works also appeared on the soundtracks of movies including New Jersey Drive and Panther. In 1997, they released Keep It Movin', an album that received little commercial success and critical attention. They have not recorded any music since their 1997 album, but their songs have appeared on compilations including 1998's Hip Hop with R&B Flava.

In 2012, Ill Al Skratch began releasing new music as B.U.C. (Brooklyn/Uptown Connection).