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JB Thomas AKA DJ Sharted is a DJ/Producer living an bangin it out in S.Florida. Originally from Buffalo NY, he loved the great people & food but not the weather or the narrowing music scene at the time. JB dove deep into the breaks scene upon his arrival in S. Florida in the early mid 90's at underground venues & nightclubs like The Edge/Chili Pepper/Revolution, 3299, CroBar, Clevelander, Nikki Beach, Club Boca, Respectable Street, Safari, etc. Breaks top his list of music genres, however JB has been known to follow Electro, Trance, Freestyle, & even some Melbourne Bounce or select house tracks. Influences include DJ's, producers & performance artists such as: Simply Jeff, Stanton Warriors, Baby Anne, Icee, Merlyn, Sharaz, Deekline, Colombo, DJ Fixx, Huda Hudia, Santana, Rick West, Tony Faline, Infected Mushroom, 1200 Mics, Scratch-D, Agent K, Bella, Mike Nice, Skazi, Meat Katie, Lee Coombs, DJ-X, John Digweed, Busta, C-Tron, DjChronic, Curtis B, Rabbit in the Moon, Spacemen/Trip Theory, R-Fresh, AK1200, Roni Size, Kris Parker, William Draton, Rakim, Jimi, Trevor McGreggor, & many more. Dj Sharted's crews include The Monkey Tennis Group, The Grand Slam Crew & 1200 Hustle (Florida Chapter), Allied Artists. He also provides the magic behind the Facebook group Gourmet Beats, & is the driving force behind the Monkey Tennis Groups premiere online interactive music events the FOF series. As a Graphic Artist, you will see a good number of JBThomas DigitalDesign's creations scattered throughout cover art, logos & flyers etc in world of Breaks, Bass &((BOOM)). www.facebook.com/JBTDD Keep up with DJ Sharted on Facebook, fan pages include www.facebook.com/DjSharted & Get Funk'd! www.facebook.com/GettFunkDD where he & partner in crime DJ Chronic (Get Funk'd Brotherz) collaborate on some dirty funky ass beats. Stay tuned...
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I just enjoy playing and mixing music from all of the incredible producers on the planet. Hope you enjoy
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Abuncha stuff connected together with wires. Sometimes I got something, sometimes I got different stuff. Sometimes I gotta pair of headphone hanging from a shower stall plugged into the mic on my laptop.
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bought my 1st set of decks in 92 ... Sound Lab belt drives ... good huh? lol but i, and others learnt how to mix on them and were better for having done so as other DJ's, who only ever played on technics couldn't play on anything else lol i love oldskool ... 92 is probz my fav year though i love to play 93/96 funky house Though i much prefer playing on the 1210's, i have embraced technology and will happily play on any media (CD's, USB's, Midi Controller or even just stand-alone VDJ) you can catch me playing online on alternate Sunday's on OSKP Radio from 4-5pm (UK time) www.oskp-radio.com you can also see videos of my shows on my FB page here https://www.facebook.com/tonydjtstanding main FB profile https://www.facebook.com/DJTonyStanding My youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/DJTonyStanding?feature=plcp
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RELEASES: THE RMX SERIES OF KARINA NISTAL AND SAND B - LIKE IN PARADISE REISSUES 2019 https://www.traxsource.com/title/1121029/like-in-paradise-ep MAIN GENRES: Soul, Funk, R&B, Hip-Hop. In on my way when I'm listening a track or a set by the Man who gave the start of movement we call House Music: Frankie Knuckles, I have learned from him the respect for music beyond the genres, He makes last for ever in my heart and in my mind. I tribute to Larry Levan and his New York Garage style. I have a great devotion for Mr David Morales and his DEFMIX.Satoshi Tomiie, Hector Romero, Quentin Harris. I love MAW records (Kenny and Vega), Blaze and last yearsI interested to Kerri Chandler, Dennis Ferrer, Joey Negro, Ron Trent, Carl Craig, Seth Troxler more some Detroit old school djs.... The new african wave Osunlade,Black Coffee, Ndinga Gaba...The vocals of Robert Owens, Byron Stiyngly, Marc Evans, Jocelyn Brown, Loleatta Holloway, Linda "India" Caballero, Stephanie Mills, Nicky Richards, Tony Momrelle, Josh Milan..... I got a label called WHISTLE MUSIC dedicated to House Music God Father Frankie Always. Thank you all to give me inspiration GEARS: TRAKTOR PRO and USB CONTROLLER formy sets. I use CU BASE for production
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DJ, Producer. I love almost all kinds of House Music, some kinds of Techno, Breakbeat & Breaks, Jungle & Drum'n'Bass. And also I love Old School! :-Dhttp://www.myspace.com/jenyamelnikoff https://twitter.com/#!/jenyamelnikoff http://www.facebook.com/jenya.melnikoff.9 http://vk.com/jenyamelnikoff https://soundcloud.com/desperateguys
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DJXKhanThursday 7pm live broadcast on gremlinradio.com. Solitary Confinement w/ DJXKhan on the web or on your smart phone through SHOUTcast. Search gremlinradio.com pick the quality of your stream and bang it. Gremlins shoutcast addresshttp://www.shoutcast.com/Internet-Radio/Gremlin%20RadioDJXXhan Welcome to Florida My first commercially available mix.http://mixes.beatport.com/#mix/2386 Support breakbeat artists 90% of the proceeds go to the label an artist. Brought up on hip hop.New to DJing. Old Skool EDM fan. I was a hard core raver in Tampa back in the 90's. My first exposure to EDM was back in Tampa Bay at a teen club in Brandon called OFF limits. . Tracks like James Brown is dead,dominator,out of space, and go speed racer. First time I heard it I was like wow this is incredible. I started hitting Tampa night clubs like the Krush in downtown Tampa where mostly hip hop and booty music was being played. But every so often they would throw in some EDM like let me be your fantasy,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, and planet soul. My love for EDM grew. I attended my first late night at a club in Tampa called Ozone. I was confused it was 4am Sunday morning what the hell am I and all these people doing partying at this hour. My cousin car was towed we left at about 5 and over all it was not a good experience. A few months later I met an exotic dancer and we become very close friends. She was a total raver. She use to come home Sunday morning in the best mood wide awake and offered to take me to a place called the Fantasy Ranch. Now I get it. I feel in love with the scene the vibe and the people. Never in my life had I felt so accepted. I attended the Fantasy Ranch almost every weekend after that except when there was a festival going on. The scene became my life. All week I would look forward to Saturday night. When I say the scene was my life I am not exaggerating. I became involved in illegal activities at these events. Many times during rave years i did want to start djing. I was just to involved in other aspects of the scene I just never got to it. In 2001 after many arrests, probation and house arrest I was finally forced into early retirement by HCSO and the FDLE. I ended up with a 10 year prison sentence. I came home in early 2009 with a large list of things I wanted to do with my life. Djing was one of them. I realize I my never play a big club or event. I don't care I look at it as a passion. Things were different when I came home. I went to the clubs I use to go to and they no longer played the music I partied to. It was a different scene bottle service,dress codes and hip hop dj's. I use to be able to go out every night of the week and have a choice of which clubs I wanted to attend that played my music. Now its hard to find a club that plays breaks at least one night a week. So now I don't go out unless its a planned event to see DJs that are in town. I learned a trade on my own while I was inside.
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ok where to start.... i grew up in east london england with uk garage. i started vocal garage and oldskool garage but soon developed into pretty much everything i dont see the point in limiting yourself in anything you do... my love these days is for electro but again play most styles... give me a beat and summmin to play them on and its mixle time.. i make my own music now on fl studio im ok but have a lot to learn anyone that can help by all means message me... I LOVE MUSIC.. its like a drug.. like a energy that communicates with our souls i cant explain wat it does to me but the feeling is emense better than MDMA ; ) lol i have a collection that i consider to be a djs wet dream some tracks i know are worth alot on there own...saying that i lost all my vinyl a few years back (long story) so its mp3 and traktor pro all the way for me these days. some say its lazy i say been there done that now its time to embrace the future of the industry like the pros do and go with the flow of things play for the crowd and not just myself... any requests for mixes and tracks dont hesitate to ask i have it all...realy i do....from drum and bass classics to oldskool house yes the classics stuff from the 80,s that gave birth to wat we shake our ta bum baz to today i will over time upload a mix from all genres in my collection to give you all an idea of wat im about.... the true fact is i have so much music that i dont even know wat ive got..... i find tunes everyday i think fuck me i didnt know i had that...lool... ok well thats it realy im shane 29 from east london bethnal green and again I FUCKING LOVE MUSIC BAYBEY....
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The one DJ that blends the newest House and Club Music with Classic House and Disco Remixes. It's a lesson in music appreciation. Good music has no experation date.
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Roy started listening to electronic music in the late 90s. At that time he was mainly into trance and brakes. Then one night he went to a show the State Palace Theater where he watched DJ John Kelly perform, thats when Roy found his passion for house music. In 1998 Roy landed his first residence at a club called The Balcony. Roy was known for hyping up the crowd all night long while improving his technical skills. After playing at The Balcony for about a year, he started looking for a bigger crowd. At that point Roy went to Florida and played with the production company Stimulas. After playing along side some of the most respected DJs in the world, Roy decided to bring his style of tribal music to his hometown of Slidell. Once he was back home, Roy helped start a production company named Statik. Thats where all the fun began. Throwing two to three shows a week, Roy was being heard of and respected through the entire south. You can catch him performing at many hot spots throughout Louisiana.
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