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I'm Not A Professional DJ, But I'VE ALWAYS LOVED MUSIC & MIXING :-) My Style Incorporates A Kinetic Blend Of Heavy Bass & Funky Beat Matching, Mashup, and Harmonic Mixing Techniques. It is unorthodox but effective. It is not the mix as much as the BEATS I enjoy the most. I'll Often Play All Kinds Of Breaks & Bass, Electro, Funk & Various Styles Of House Music (Funky, Disco, Bass, Tech, Electro, and Old Skool). I'll take on all musical genres just for the sheer FUN of Fucking Wit Da Beats. My only goals are to rock the RHYTHM, bring the BEATS, make you DANCE and have FUN doing it. What's your style? Musical Influences: Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, Melle Mel, The Treacherous 3, Cold Crush Brothers, The Fearless Four, Awesome Foursome, Jonzun Crew, Grandmixer DXT, DJ Kool Herc, Kool DJ Red Alert, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Run-DMC & Jam Master Jay, Newcleus, Whodini, Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, Ice-T, Ice Cube, NWA, Eric B. & Rakim, Paris, Jungle Brothers, Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Jurassic 5, LLCool J, Marley Marl, Davy DMX, DJ Chuck Chillout, Busy Bee Starski, Lovebug Starski, Just-Ice, Krs-One & BDP, Black Eyed Peas, Missy Elliot, Timbaland, Ludacris, Pitbull, Fatman Scoop, Stereo MC's, Rollins Band, Suicidal Tendencies, Infectious Grooves, Hed P.E., Coldcut, 1000 Hobo DJs (Mr. Dibbs), Corrosion Of Conformity, Nine Inch Nails, Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Steve Miller Band, Led Zeppelin, KC & The Sunshine Band, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Fishbone, Jane's Addiction, Primus, Rage Against the Machine, Linkin Park, Buckethead, Consolidated, Renegade Soundwave, Herbie Hancock, Bootsy Collins, George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic, DJ Shadow, Z-Trip, Cut Chemist, DJ Icey, DJ Hero, DJ Fixx, Huda Hudia, Curtis B, Wes Smith, DJ Deekline, DJ Cam, Simply Jeff, DJ Krush, DJ Food, Freestylers, Scratch Perverts, X-Ecutioners, Stanton Warriors, Chemical Brothers, Propellerheads, Bassbin Twins, Beat Assassins, Simon Harris, Todd Terry, Beatslappaz, Mafia Kiss, Lady Waks, Martin Flex, Mooqee, DJ Yoda, Krafty Kuts, Cut La Roc, Fatboy Slim, Mad Doctor X, A.Skillz, Featurecast, Funkanomics, C2C, A-Trak, DJ Craze, DJ Revolution, Mix Master Mike & Q-Bert. Not 2 forget... James Brown & The J.B.'s, Arthur Baker, Meat Beat Manifesto, Planet Patrol, Jazzy Jay & T La Rock, Mantronix and Afrika Bambaataa & the Soulsonic Force. Tools & Equipment: Pioneer DDJ-SX2 DJ Controller for Serato DJ (4 Channel Stand Alone Mixer), 2 x Gemini CDJ-700 Professional CD/MP3 Players, 2 x Numark TTX-1 Direct Drive USB Turntables, HP ENVY x360 Convertible Laptop w/Bang & Olufsen Audio, Serato DJ Pro Software for Windows 10, Virtual DJ Pro 8 Software (controller mapped), Mixed In Key 8, Platinum Note 3.0 & Mashup 2.0 I Love MUSIC!!! the Beats, the Sound, the Rhythm... but mostly the BEATS! I listen, mix, mash, download, upload and share music with others. Always looking 4 that unique sound & perfect beat. Occasionally, I create something special. Hope U enjoy my Mixes. Please Listen & Enjoy !!! :-)
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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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Whats going on people! Its your Gremlinradio resident dj, Dj Alusive! Heres some mixsets for free download. I like to play most genre. So, feel free to check them all out. Also check back from time to time for new mixsets. Thank you for the support, yours truly, Dj Alusive. BTW you can go to my soundcloud page and check out my originals. Thank u
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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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One of the most influential DJs of the Florida dance scene has returned for another bout in the ever so evolving scene we call dance. This DJ is no stranger to those who have been around for the madness he stirred up on the legendary nights at his former homes: “The Abyss” & “The Club@Firestone” in Orlando, FL! In a city once known as the Euro Epicenter for dance music, D-Xtreme was right in the middle of it. D-Xtreme was introduced to the Electronica sound by Orlando pioneer DJ Kimball Collins in 1987. He began playing several small venues until he ran into guy walking around saying he was going to open a club. That guy happened to be Unknown World’s own Najib Elmasri. He was offered a residency at the new dance club called “The Abyss”. Playing 3 times a week next to his partner DJ Stylus, the madness began. In 1992 “The Abyss” became one of Florida’s premiere spots for banging underground dance music. The nights ran into each other every week and a star was quickly shining. As his popularity grew, D-X began to develop such a big following that it led him to a residency at one of the biggest and prominent spots in Florida club scene, “The Club@Firestone”. As a resident at “The Club”, he made it become the place to go and hear overseas DJs & artists for the first time in the states. He was able to showcase his talents alongside some of the biggest DJs not only of that time but now as well. During that time “The Club” was voted the best Club in the USA by Rolling Stones Magazine and Mixmag. Flying around the world was nothing for DX as he traveled heavily to support his new found popularity. During all this D-Xtreme ran Vinyl Frontier for three years and made it Orlando's #1 record store for hot underground dance music. With countless nights of pure pleasure, this DJ brought the Club to a frenzy every Saturday night for 4 years until the city stepped in and shut the party down by changing the drinking and club hours. The club survived but the night went away. When all was said and done the impact was left and the night has been called legendary ever since. That was then. This is now. What is he doing now? In 2008, D-Xtreme partnered up with Trance legend George Acosta to form Grooveman Recordings, a label focused on all genres of quality dance music. During the same time period he also joined forces with music partner Nology and dove deep into the production side of things to further develop this talented artist’s skills. Currently he is working on multiple remixes for several top artists including George Acosta, Keoki, Nocera, DJ Wag, Deetrix & more, adding more as each day passes. It is only a matter of time before you will see the results from such a hard working individual. Adding to the madness, he’s also an A&R rep for (d.)pulse recordings, a label & distribution company that deals with Sony, Universal Music, Cargo Records, IDC and many more majors and distributors. In the same period in 2008, through the channels of Grooveman, he became the Music & Media Managing Partner at Unknown World Entertainment Group. His fresh blood in the company has helped push it into areas the company has never gone before. He feels he has found a home and plans on building on the foundation that is already there. In addition to all those things he is currently set to hit the road and inject his energetic sets to the masses. Look for several dates with George Acosta, Edgar V & Bill Hamel on an Unknown World sponsored tour. This Mini-Tour will start in the state of Florida, work its way through all the major clubs there and branch out to other cities in the US. As you can see this DJ/Producer/Label Owner/A&R Rep/Managing Partner is moving in all directions and headed the right way in order to re-establish himself as a truly special artist. Stay tuned…you won’t want to miss a beat! http://www.djdxtreme.com http://www.facebook.com/dxtreme http://www.myspace.com/djdxtreme http://www.twitter.com/djdxtreme http://www.unknownworld.com http://www.soundcloud.com/djdxtreme
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From the (305) Miami grew up in the 80 if you know the Miami sound you know what i use to listen to, grew up break dancing, i was 15 when i hit the club scene The Edge in Fort Lauderdale Fl. that's when i discover the Rave scene, that was it, there was no turning back i was hooked on the Music ,Love all music and if it has a break beat to it even more check out my radio station...if you go to my FB page i announce what days i'm playing and @ what time (link below)for more breakbeats check out>>>AtomicBreaksNation@groups.facebook.com Hit me up at djmarsiano01@gmail.com djmarsiano069@yahoo.com http://www.facebook.com/Marsiano.Funkeenutz djmarsiano01.podomatic.com http://djmarsiano.blogspot.com/
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I use two technies Sl-1200MK2s with a Rane mixer, a yamaha 225 keyboard and alsomake beats on albeton live 9
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Technics 1200 MK3- Ortofon Needles- Rane TTM 57SL Mixer- and Records because I do not play CD's. It varies from each booking and or party. (CURRENT SPONSORS) ETON Recordings (Paris, France) Unity Groove Productions (AZ.)- Rick Remixx - ELAN ; (PAST MANAGEMENT - SPONSORS) ; BO-TOWN Productions WHOOP ASS ENERGY DRINK JONES COLA NvIDIA (The 1ST Dj Sponsored by this Company) ; Sin City Clothing Vegas After 10 LFO ;Radio Orbital Grooves Radio ; Rock Star Energy Drink AGWA A wide range of sounds and genres influence me everyday.- - - Acid - - - Breaks - - - Electro - - - Gothic - - - Industrial - - - Progressive - - - Deep Progressive - - - Tribal - - - Tech - - - Techno - - - Hard House - - - NRG - - - Deep Trance - - - Hard Trance - - - Garage - - - New Age - - - Jazz - - - and the process of thinking and creating art. ---ARTIST--- EGYPTIAN LOVER - DAVE the DRUMMER - DDR - CHRIS LIBERATOR - AARON LIBERATOR - ANT - djgeraldine - RAKKIT - GUY MCGAFFER - THE GEEZER - PRODUCT 19 - LENNY DEE - JAMES KINETEC - NICK GRATER - TRIPHAZARD - FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY - FRONT 242 - SKINNY PUPPY - MINISTRY - NITZER EBB - BI-GOD 20 - NIN - V.A.C. - THRILL KILL KULT - KMFDM - WHITE ZOMBIE - ROB ZOMBIE - TOMKRAFT - :WUMPSCUT: - MISJAH - TERRORKRAFT - LEAETHER STRIP - SYNESTHESIA - FIELDS OF THE NEPHLIM - BURUFUNK - HERTZ - ADAM BEYER - ERIC SNEO - PREACH - CAVE - CHRIS LIEBING - MARCO V - DRUMCODE - ICEY - BABY ANNE - RPO - NOEL SANGER - NIK DENTON - BK - nick roland - NICK SENTIENCE - PAUL GLAZBY - PAUL MAC - UMEK - Cari Lekebusch - PHIL REYNOLDS - LISA LASHES - SEAL - Steve Blake - Andy Farley - ANNE SAVAGE - The Edison Factor - LEE RITNOUR - James Lawson - TOM REAL - TARA REYNOLDS - JOE SATRIANI - Nick Rafferty - RUSH - RAY LYNCH - CATAWAX - DOPAMINE - MEAT KATIE - PORNO BREAKS - ELITE FORCE - BOLZ BOLZ - JESSE VOORN - Dj RAGE - CIREZ D - CLUB DELUXE - KRAFTWERK - GARY NEWMAN - LAURIE ANDERSON - CLAUDE VON STROKE - MOSTON - JOHN DAHLBACK - BASS KLEPH - BUY NOW - GENERAL MIDI - DAMON G - ROBOTS NEED OIL - MILES DYSON - DAFT PUNK - DEADMAU5 - -----------------------AND MANY MORE----TO EVEN NAME.
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Brad Smith is one of the founding fathers of Electronic Dance Music in Florida since its very beginning. He is the owner of the underground label, Crescent Records. He has been DJing since 1992, playing over 1000 DJ gigs under the aliases Mr. Smith, Brad Smith, Sleven and Praying Mantis. Also, he has been producing his own music since 1992 and releasing tracks since 1996 with over 350 releases under his belt. In 1998, under the moniker Praying Mantis, Brad alongside with DJ Dread started the infamous Stateside collective crew. The outfit was a group of inspiring Drum N Bass artists whom helped pioneer the genre in Florida. In 2000, Brad created the moniker Mr Smith and his bootleg remixes under this name found world wide success for which he is still known to this day. Most memorable is his remix of Sabotage's "Return To Ibiza" which not only got air play from most of the world's top 100 DJ but also most the world's top 100 Radio stations. The track is still getting played across the globe on the radio 10 years after it's release. Brad created his moniker, Mantis, in 2003 producing many hits charting on both the Progressive and house charts on Beatport. In 2008, Brad adpoted the moniker, Sleven; and has used it to produce underground Tech House, Minimal and Techno. Brad has released tracks under the monikers Mr. Smith, Spit 'n' Blood, Sleven, Praying Mantis and Mantis.
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Hercules RMX, Vestax VCI-100SE, Akai MPD18, Ni Audio 2Dj, petite sono et light ... Pas grand chose à dire si ce n'est ma passion en pure amateur de la musique ! ; A 42 ans, j'ai eu l'occasion et le privilège de vivre les années 80's mais, j'aime tous les styles du classique au Hardcore !
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4 Technic 1200's,Vestax pmc05 Serato mixer,Rane Serato...Production Equipment...Laptop(8 gig ram) Fl Studio 9,Massive,Nexus 2,Trilian,Omnisphere,and a whole onslaught of other vst's. If it's out there...i got it!!! ; DJ Structure (Steve Dunn) started spinning in 1987 in Boston and has since moved south to Georgia. Structure started Foe Pound Productions in 1999 and was the 2001 Georgia State Breakbeat champion. Steve's Dirty Electrohouse,Trance,Hardhouse and Breakbeat sets have gained popularity over the years and allowed him to become a recognized name in the EDM scene.His first Breakbeat release "Eq Checka"gained the attention of the #1 Breakbeat female dj in the world,"Baby Anne" on her upcoming album "Babylicious" His music can be purchase on Beatport,ITunes,Amazon,Junodownload and all online retailers!!! DJ Structure has had the pleasure of opening up for DJ's and producers such as Tiesto, DJ Icey, Paul Oakenfold, and Armin Van Buuren and is looking forward to upcoming projects for "Grimey Grooves". He is also the owner of his own Digital Record Store(UFO DIGITAL) specializing in all genres of the electronic music!Music by Tiesto,Deadmau5,and Krafty Kuts,can be purchased from his store,as well as hard to find remixes and mashups!!! Links: ; ; www.structuredproductions.com ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; www.myspace.com/structure22 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; www.soundcloud.com/dj-structure ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; www.reverbnation.com/structure22 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; www.youtube.com/djstructure2012 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; www.esnips.com/djstructure22 ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; UFO DIGITAL ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; www.ufodigitalmp3store.com ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; www.myspace.com/ufodigitalmp3store ; ; All the big producers as well as the up and coming ones we haven't heard yet.all dj's that still run vinyl.everyone that considers music as their drug!!! and scratch dj's...keep it real,don't just push buttons!!!
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Serato Scratch Live------ Technic 1200's------ 2 SA1530z Mackie Speakers----- Behringer DJX-700 mixer----- Sony MDR-V700 DJ Headphones----- And a ton of FUNK It's a MYSTERY!!!! My name is Kevin aka DJ KELL-E. ; I live here in Alabama in the great United States. ; It all started ; back in the day with a set of belt driven turntables. ; What a terrible way to learn. ; I believe it was in 1997 I got my set of Technic 1200's, and ; I'm still mixing it up on the same tables. ; No cd mixing here, strictly vinyl baby. ;I've always been into breaks, but I like all sorts of electronic music. ; But I must say there's nothing better to get you CRUNK than a great breaks DJ at ; a party. I've been to alot of venues over the last 14 years and seen alot of great DJ's. I love to breakdance too, been throwin down all over. ; So if I see ya out, meet cha on tha dance floor... Peace out.. KELL-E Check me out on Myspace www.myspace.com/boarderxtreme720 Dj Icey, Doc Roc, Dj Magic Mike, Dynamix, Huda Hudia, Infiniti, Sharaz, Baby Anne, K5, Mike and Charlie, Malicous Mike, Dj Rose, Jimmy Rhodes, Kelly Reverb, Johnny Cage, Dj 43, Brad Smith, Krafty Kuts, Delerium, Dave London, Dj Fixx, Keith Mackenzie, Dj Mike B, Neutron, Dj Sandy, Trashy, Dj X, Tony Faline, Factor E, Ferry Corsten, Jackyl and Hyde, Uberzone, Rick West, Slyde, Wiley,
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