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baiodeejay was born in Milan in 1970; grew artistically between dark music and anglo-saxon psychedelia, finds his musical identification in the panorama techno and trance tied to the Detroit scene of the 90's (Damon Wild, Mix Master Morris, Ritchie Hawtin, Orlando Voorn, Jeff Mills, Tim Xavier etc). In the 2000s the his love for the new electronics and a growing interest in house music artistically they will direct him toward the minimal - house and electro mainly linked to Berlin's German scene; musical style influenced by artists like Kraftuerk, Pink Floyd, Brian Eno etc. Matured in the Milan underground scene; today is the owner of an independent record label, called Habitat Recordings L.T.D, founded in the late '90s as well as DJ of some milanese and european clubs where also performs with his crew. His deep sound and heavily contaminated, characterized by speeds close to 127 BPM, becomes his trademark born from a continuous research of sounds never always discounted the balance between electronics and music clubs. instagram.com/baiodeejay.music
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TLSC (The Lounge Soul Cafe) https://tlscradio.com. Tune in 24/7. The Essential Show is on at 7pm (CST) / 8pm (EST). https://linktr.ee/njcorreia
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Craig AKA Wilson Frisk hails from Bradford, Yorkshire in the north of England. Like many other Dj's Wilson started his musical journey collecting music as a young teenager doing compilations for his friends. In 1994 Wilson started a music fanzine called 'Jackyard Backoff' with his late friend Chris Stephenson which covered the music scene in the north of England. Around 1995 Wilson became involved with a very successful club night called 'Spice' which was his first stint at Dj'ing playing Broken Beat, Acid Jazz, Hip Hop, Soul and jazz. Although Wilson had listened and collected plenty of House music, he didnt become a full on House Dj til around 1998. Since then Wilson has firmly established himself in the House music scene holding down residencies in Bradford, Leeds and Huddersfield and been involved with infamous club nights such as Back2Funky, Uno House, Our House, Afro Coalition, Way2Funky, Wallop, GYGO and The House Of Phunk. Currently Wilson is one of the Boombox Stereo residents who play at the mighty BeatHearder Festival and part of the 4Playdjs Collective who play at the Solfest Festival in Cumbria. Recently Wilson has also turned his hand to production and is one half Of The Krate Diggaz along with Rich T who are signed to Disco Filter Records and Black Rain Records, with current releases on Traxsource.com .. Wilson is known for his smooth mixing style, taking you on a musical journey dipping in and out of all genres of House music but keeping it in his Soulful, Funky style that he renowned for! You can now catch Wilson on PCR (Peoples city radio) peoplescityradio.co.uk/ every other Wednsday night 6 til 8pm UK with his show 'HouseBound' which has been firmly running for 4 years now, playing all things House, with regular guests.....Keep The Faith!
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TECHNIC 1210s pioneer xdj 1000s x2 pioneer djm 750....numark 400 ndx x 2 cdjs
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more about me/ mehr über mich --> https://soundcloud.com/kay-t-2 Serato & Technics
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Bedroom deejay extraordinaire from Durban, South Africa. I share my message of love through music
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I started my DJ work in 1983...I love Funky, House, soulful, Tech House, Techno, NU Disco, jackin House, Funky House, Disco 70' S e 80' S and Italo Dance................................ My Links: https://www.facebook.com/nocco.renato https://www.mixcloud.com/noccorenato/ https://soundcloud.com/renato-nocco https://soundcloud.com/renato-nocco-1 https://soundcloud.com/renato-nocco-2 please press the "LIKE" button above or leave a comment to show the DJ your support, Also feel free to share it with friends. Thank You ! Renato Nocco
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House Is Life and i am addicted Been collecting music for 36 years and very proud of my vinyl collection from the 80's/90's. In my opinion the 80's was the best time for music and left me inspired by the great musicians and artists who left a legacy behind and music is still influenced by those heroes. Not afraid to experiment with sounds and always searching the globe for something a little different, and if recent releases don't cater for my needs, then there is always the archives. My Listening Genre's - House, Soulful House, Deep House, Afro House, Jazz House, Latin House, Tribal House, Lounge, Nu-Jazz, Soul, RNB, D&B, Garage, 2 Step. Music has always been my pastime and enjoyed the occasional gigs and live sets, but never really took my passion to the next level. Life is kinda hectic and faded out of the scene for a considerable time but now back to basics doing what i enjoy, pretty serious about my music and hope that i can spread some joy along the way...love peace and prosperity to all. I think music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music. Peace Love N Respect Kaleem.
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My name is DLj. I love house music and have been playing since the age of 16 yrs old.1 of my greatest inspirations was the Late Great Ken Collier! Late night in the club Ken intro's the latest Hot! Tunes! specialty is Soulful House & Deep House Vocals! I appreciate each and everyone that listens to my Mixes! I do I really do! Your comments helps me to develop my craft. At the age of 50 I try to stay current with what"s happening now! I like the old school sound, but there is so many outstanding artists and producers out here to be heard and I think that all of the new up to date house has So Many memories of the old school sound of house how could you not investigate into the new? So therefore I like to stay current as far as my sound! Thanks again for listening Yaw House Up Heads DOWN! Peace DLj!
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DJ Eric Devlin got his start in 1984, when his father a known club DJ and roller skating rink operator began to teach him. Eric's family that was in the nightclub and roller skating business as well as in sound design in the late 70's and 80's in New York City and Long Island made it easy for Eric to develop his skills and begin his career. At the age of twelve his started to begin his record collection with Rap, enjoying Cutting and scratching records. Eric developed his skills by listening to local mixes on the radio, recording,listening and learning from his favorite DJ's.Later, in the mid 80's Eric moved to a different neighborhood, he began to start his collection of Freestyle dance. At age 16, he was setting up equipment in his driveway having the local kids come out to dance. Also during this time he began to teach his skill to many others. While DJing private parties Eric knew that he wanted to become a club DJ. Later in his late teens Eric started spinning house and began to spin in local bars and clubs only to find himself wanting to go bigger and better. After moving to Miami in his twenties Eric won chance at his dream to have a residency in a famous nightclub, for Eric that was only the beginning. Beginning to follow DJ's such as Junior Vasquez, David Knapp, Victor Calderone and many others, he changed his style to streamline himself to become a known DJ. DJ Eric Devlin says " what I love most about DJing is watching the people dance having a good time and would do this hobby for free just for the experience".Eric has remained in the back corners of the club scene for quite some time and is beginning to bring up his status as a DJ to get back into the game, as he says. Remixing and creating original productions, Eric is on his way again! So check out and download all of DJ Eric Devlin's mixes, FOLLOW him and leave comments. JOIN ERIC ON FACEBOOK I MISS THE GOOD OL'DAYS WHEN WE HAD TO REALLY MIX A RECORD! THERE ARE A LOT OF US OUT THERE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!!
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UCU HOUSE COMITTEE IS A DIVISON OF UCU ENTERTAINMENT/MISSION OF TALENTED, SKILLFUL DJ'S FROM ALL GENRES AND FACETS OF HOUSE MUSIC FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. UCU HOUSE COMITTEE ROOTS BEGAN ON THE SOUTHSIDE OF CHICAGO, HYDE PARK AREA,FROM THE MIND OF AL MACK. YEARS LATER AL MACK JOINED FORCES WITH HIGH SCHOOL MATES DJ BOP AND LATER AARON BLAQBYRD BRACKINS WHO AT THE TIME WAS JUS STARTING THEDINO106 / INTERNET RADIO. WHICH LATER GREW INTO A FAMILY OF 5 INTERNET STATIONS, UNDER THE PARENT COMPANY OF UCU ENTERTAINMENT. LOS ANGELES / TAMPA/ CHICAGO.
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I've been DJ'ing on and off since 1984. In those days I was predominantly listening to R&B and Hip Hop. My first contact with a wider world of music came from Busta Brooker's saturday night R&B show on radio Orwell and copies of Blues and Soul. Eventually I managed to convince my parents to allow me to fit a massive FM aerial to the roof of our house so I could pick up Capital and BBC Radio London, DJ's of note back then were Steve Allen, Robbie Vincent, Dave Pearce & Tim Westwood. At the age of 15 I was making frequent 140 mile round-trips to the import Hip Hop specialist Groove Records in Greek Street, Soho, London to buy the tunes that were impossible to get from Woolworths in a small seaside town in Essex. My first live gigs were midday sets at a holiday camp in Clacton-on-Sea. I'd managed to stike up a friendship with the middle-aged residents, based on my lending them loads of upfront tunes, in return they vouched for me on my DMC membership application and I started playing for them on a no-pay basis. These progressed into paid evening sets where I often had the dubious pleasure of playing "Holiday" by Madonna on request but also got to sneak in a disco classic or two like "Jingo" by Candido (Salsoul). I later hooked up with some other local DJ's, they had a record shop and their own 40k mobile rig. The highlights of this period were playing Chicago house & R&B at annual Karate conventions, we always had a superb crowd and would use a 6 deck, 3 mixer setup to fully exploit the talents of the three of us who could scratch, cut and mix. I played a few gigs for my college and took a break from it all when I went to University (I became a bit of a grunge fiend and to this day still appreciate rock & metal). In search of work I left Essex and moved to Swindon. My biggest mistake at the end of all that was selling my entire collection of 12"s & Lp's to a mate for £100 (about 500 in all, ranging from original pairs of Hashim "al naafiysh" right up to Double99 "ripgroove" - I know, utter madness). This was at a time when I needed the space in my house and thought that my DJ'ing days were over. I would probably never have played again if it were not for the group of friends which I shall refer to as da Swindon Massive. This group of funksters were true clubbers in my mind, up for music and able to go all night. The after parties followed and a few of the massive had decks; I had to have a go, for old times sakes you know. Before I knew it I was hooked again. I went out and bought what must be my 4th pair of decks and started to rebuild my vinyl collection... Shortly after I joined up with Simon Carson and together we formed KY in Feb 2001. We played both as residents and guests at various venues, including one of my old favorites Glasshouse in Blackfriars London for Juice. Having built up a reputation and achieved what I wanted to on a personal level my drive to continue playing clubs died off and I stopped completely around 2004. This time I kept all my kit and vinyl though ;) I now live in Bristol. I guess I can say - "Been there, done that, wore the needle out". If you like my mixes, please like my facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/djxan173 Lenny Fontana, MAW, Ann Nesby, Inaya Day. Shout out to Mike at http://www.spiritofhouse.com
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