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I don't mix at a club an I don't have a radio show I just love music... www.facebook.com/jnastycash
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Hi I am Danny, I have come in to mixing and producing a bit later in life but have always loved music and have a very ecleptic taste depending on mood and social situation. I start my love of dance at 14 sneeking of to Donny warehouse and Howden then when I reached age The Afterdark at Morley but as the music got Harder I got fluffier and was a big Basic's fan and end my clubbing at the bedrooms leeds and Loco's. Thus my love of House and most forms of it I like a dance and can't bounce any more so now I am a bedroom DJ of 3 years in April
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Far too many to mention!! but K Klass,Shades of Rythmn back in the day. Always wanted to be Carl Cox back in the Helterskelter and Dreamscape days of clubing . Love Vandalism remixes they sure know how to remix a tune. Favorite tune recently has to be Axwell- I Found You - Now thats oldskool Piano! Best Tune Ever Has to Be "Last Rythmn - Last Rythmn" , What a tune to end the night.Love the classics Ce Ce Rogers is a legend what a voice ! you can't beat the classics.Recent influences are people such as Pete Tong. Funkerman. Fedde Le Grand. Bob Sinclair. Axwell. Steve Angello. Eric Prydz. Bart B More. Laidback Luke. Dirty South. Deadmau5. Sebastian Ingrosso. Dave Spoon. Chris Lake. John Dahlback. Mark Knight. Funkergenda. Thomas Gold. Sharam. Out Of Office. Ian Carey. Tv Rock. Noir. Buy Now. Mylo. Bingo Players. Sharam. Mark Mendes. Steve Mac. Funkergenda. Sander Van Doorn. Paul Harris. Oliver Twist. Daft Punk. and so on !!!!
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Born as a son of a DJ, what options did I have.....Hahahaha...:-))) I was influenced by music my whole life and I always try to give back something in my Mixes! Trying to tell a short story in every Mix....maybe you can find it, when you listen closely! AND....I would really love to hear, where you listen to my Mixes...just write me a message..:-)) Check me out on Facebook for more news: https://www.facebook.com/rogermillerdj
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DREAMR | ElectroHouse DJ You can now subscribe to Dreamr's Mixes on ITUNES! Being a classically trained musician, and proficient at several instruments, Dreamr understands musical meter and scale. Being able to phrase mixes correctly, and move the tone of the mix up and down, is essential to holding a listener's attention. Dreamr utilizes several mixing styles as he burns through his crates. Fast cuts, blends, chops, loops, and effecting are staples to his shows. As are using musical key to effect the crowds mood. Mixing with Traktor 2 Pro and a Native Instruments S4 controller, Dreamr is no stranger to technology. In fact he was a top ranking Ruby developer before music completely took over his life. He brings that deep technical knowledge to his performances, and never fails to impress the crowd. Dreamr has long been a huge fan of Electro House and Disco. While his roots were in more traditional rock and roll, when it comes to dancing, these styles just can't be beat. His tastes include French Electro, Dutch House, Fidget House, Complextro, and Funky House. Facebook | Official Website | Soundcloud Current Mixes January 2012 Hot Electro Mix #1
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2 technics SL 1100 most amazing turntable that man has ever made/// 2 Denon DN-S3700 Digital turntable media player and controller/// Pioneer DJM-800-4Channel High-end Digital Mixer/// Toshiba laptop /// Fostex CR-500 CD-R/RW Master Recorder///....And my sound gear is all QSC KW Series rocks like hell!!//// and last my rack which holds...-1 Aphex Aural Exciter/// 1 DBX 231s Dual 31-band graphic EQ //// 1 Rack Conditioner//// 1 Furman m-8 Power conditioner https://www.facebook.com/mike.straccialano
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Electro Breaks / Hip-Hop / Deep House / Techno Club MixesBiographyI originally come from the North East of England (Durham), but moved down to Plymouth in 2006. During the early 90's I got into the Northern rave scene and stayed there for a good five years (1991-96). During this period a number of my close friends ended up becoming relatively successful Rave DJs. Being surrounded by this obviously had an effect on me and I ended up getting involved. We ended up starting off our own rave club. Club Hysteria (Spennymoor). I’ve been mixing on and off ever since. Currently I am using Traktor Pro 2 with Traktor Kontrol S4. All of my music is MP3 based. I no longer use vinyl or CDJs as their bulk is a pain in the ass to lug around. With having two kids and a wife rules out having a studio room anyway. The S4 is perfect for my needs. I am currently heavily into Breaks / Electro House / Deep House. I still have fun with oldSkool sets from time to time.
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The below write up pretty much sums up how deeply I love music......and how I always have for as far back as I can remember. This part of me will never change.....not ever. ~ You don’t have to be a musician to be in love with music. It plays a significant part in shaping all of our personalities and identities, even toddlers react to music first before anything else. A life without music would be terribly boring and quite hard to fathom. Below is a list of reasons why music is indispensable and probably just as important as breathing. ~ 1. Music kicks in every time words fail. Haven’t we all told our special someone how we feel through a song 2. It’s your only constant companion while traveling. Plug in your ear phones and disconnect with the commotion around 3. Music binds us even in diversity. You may not understand a language and yet the song moves you deeply 4. On several occasions a song becomes synonymous to a loved one. It often defines all the emotions you’ve ever shared. 5. Music is also an instant mood lifter. You have a happy list, a sad list, a drinking list. 6. It’s in fact hard to fathom any celebration now days without factoring in the music for it. Birthdays, Christmas, Weddings, etc.... 7. It doesn’t matter if you can sing or not, but no one can stop you from singing when you want to 8. Music is the key to creativity. Most people working in a creative environment believe good music is crucial. It’s both evocative and a great stimulant says science. 9. Studies also suggest that music in the near future will have the ability to heal Parkinson’s and speech disorders. 10. Science says that music has the power to affect your brain and even change the way it works! 11. Most importantly music is very spiritual. It taps into that certain part of people that sometimes really need to be awakened. ~ Music can change the world because it can change people.
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