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The music I Like. Mash Ups,Disco,70s, 80s and 90s,Trance, Hard House, R&B HI-NRG music. And More.
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https://www.facebook.com/YuliaGlz http://www.tranceelegance-media.com/ http://www.mixcloud.com/Yulia_Spa/ soundcloud.com/misstrancevocal-yulia http://generaliste-webradio.fr/ www.tranceelegancemedia.com
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[Visit my YouTube channel for up to date mixes, releases and vinyl shorts] https://www.youtube.com/c/DizkoFloor Dizko Floor started DJing at the age of 14 with the aid of digital DJ programs to learn how to blend and get the core skills you need to DJ. Progressing through the years Dizko Floor has a vast number of hours and experience DJing not with only digital computer equipment but with also controllers and cdjs. Her music genre is very versatile from Disco House to Funky House and one that she most loves today is Oldskool House. Louise AKA Dizko Floor has evolved into an all-around versatile DJ and has a passion for music as a whole.
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Hello, my name is Ricky and to be a DJ is my hobby since 2006. I was born in 1991 and was brought to this hobby through a friend. Nowadays I'm a professional Deejay in famous Austrian Clubs and my hobby turned into my job. I really like it!!! :D Club-Style of Music: 80s/90s/2000s, Charts, Rock Pop on private Parties, Clubbing also: House, RnB, Hip-Hop, EDM References: A-Danceclub Vienna (AUT): Resident DJ since 03/2014 A14 Bregenz (AUT): Resident DJ since 05/2014 Ausklang Vienna (AUT): private Parties, Clubbings Praterdome Vienna (AUT): Resident DJ Since 07/2014 Trummelhofbar Vienna (AUT) University Vienna (AUT): Clubbings in 2012 and 2013 X-Press 127 Vienna (AUT): private Parties Homepage: www.djrickey.at
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- Dehydr8ed represents a unique style of electronic music creation and manipulation. Jason Randall and I (Niko Benetos) met in 2011 here on House-mixes.com. Since then we have become very close friends. We are both focused on pushing the limits of music manipulation and mixing in different ways. I have been using Ableton Live for 9 years now. I Strip down tracks to samples, then arrange them with parts of others and my own synth, basslines percussion and effects to create a unique dance music experience. There are no limits as to what can be done. Most of my sets use about 20 channels and could take 50 to 100 hours to complete. Jason Randall is simply put the best DJ on the planet. He is using upto 6 decks along with samplers and effects units and although he is the King of dark pounding techno he can throw down in any style and make the most seasoned of DJs seem amateur. Don't waste your time reading this, just press play on the sets to see for yourself. I would Like to thank everybody for all the excellent comments and downloads. This is a great place to catch new artists and DJs and the music fans on this site are the best in the world. The comments and feedback I recieve here really drive me to put out the nastiest electronic dance music sets i possibly can. Thank you all!!
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A favorable aspiring underground artist from the farthest reaches of the USA. Juan is a DJ and producer who loves to create energetic sets and deep warm lush vibes. One thing is for certain is he doesn't care that much about the current scene in particular. He pretty much stands for him self and his fans. Juan has influences just like every other artist and for example oldschool PVD, Digweed and of course Askew to name a few. Juan enjoys life enough that he doesn't really rely on getting famous. Juan says "a small intimate personal following is enough for me."Juan is also a purist who loves quality and uses nothing else but turntables. More info coming soon. Follow:www.soundcloud.com/juan-paulino Follow:https://twitter.com/DJJuanPaulino Befriend: www.facebook.com/juanpaulino
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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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MixMeister mixing software (plus Mixed in Key and Platinum Notes). Just bought some CDJ400s and mixer, so hopefully going to be able to take my mixing out of the bedroom one day real soon ;)
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DJ TroubleDee ...Professionell Allround oldschool Mixing DJ My career as a DJ began when I had to step in as a substitute DJ in one of the hippest discos in the region in 1989, as the resident DJs had both canceled due to illness. For the first time I had to play in such a large location and so many people music and prove if I really have DJ talent and I might consider myself in this club a second time as a DJ and angeagiert, or if I will never be booked there as a DJ again. Of course, I took this opportunity as "My Chance" and gave it my best that evening and was able to actually convince the happy dancing party people and the management of the discotheque of my DJ talent. Although during my DJ gig in the mainroom of the discotheque * GOLDEN GATE * during the first 2 hours of excitement I had such shaky hands as never before in my life, that even the managing director was so amused that he grinned personally to me came to the DJ pulpit to bring me alcoholic drinks (Vodka Lemon), with the saying; "Here .. drink that calms your nerves and helps against stage fright" ...LOL So I got in the discotheque Golden-Gate so the solid commitment from there to be the 3rd Resident DJ. More and more frequently, as a DJ, I got the opportunity to make music for a whole party-night and to have the party guests dance to my whistle. In the meantime, I looked at a lot of the older experienced DJs asked a lot, practiced and improved is my MUSIC mixing with the turntables and thus learned more and more. In 1992, I hired as a DJ in the just opened discotheque WayUp. At first there was only one of the flexible replacement DJs since there were already 5 DJs in front of me. Anyway, the management of the discotheque WayUp seemed to have discovered in me great potential in terms of my talent as a DJ. Because more and more often I should now make music on the main days ... etc in short: .. within a 1/2 year I made it from the only 6th violin to the 1st violin of WayUp DJ herachie. Now as the resident DJ number 1 of this club, I now also had the biggest and full responsibility for this one. From now on, I will indicate with which music genres the club will have its success in the future. I can now formally impress the club with "my" DJ stamp by always having the right richer for the right genre and anticipating always the right MUSIC SELECTION in music shopping, which is absolutely crucial for the successful or unsuccessful future career of the discotheque is! This is the greatest trust and responsibility that a discotheque management entrusts to its No.1 resident DJ. Because as everyone knows .. runs in a discotheque constantly only bad music that does not appeal to the guests, then these guests go to another discotheque to dance and party. In addition, something like that speaks very quickly so that fewer and fewer guests come. And fewer and fewer guests means at the same time .... less and less revenue and revenue! No revenue ... means no money to pay for the staff! No revenue ... means: No money to make the necessary purchases. ERGO ... Wrong DJ selection made, as the DJ did not understand week after week to hold guests or by good mouth propaganda new guests in the club location to lure. The discotheque slip thereby unsustainable pay more and more in the red .. and must, ERGO: At some point give up and finally closing and declare bankruptcy. END of the disco So, the Nr1ResidentDJ bears full responsibility for the future of the club: WITH THE MUSIC OF THE DJ, STANDS OR FALLS A CLUB! Today, every resident DJ should be aware of this and not sell himself below value. Because today a lot of club DJs are exploited by the club owners with an outrageous tipping or free drinks as DJ-fee! Today's club operators take advantage of today's DJs absolutely and without shots, by hiring DJs who are making music all night long for 50-150 € just because those DJs are totally unaware of their responsibilities. more than 5 years i was the 1Resident DJ from Disco WayUp. also i was Resident DJ and booking event DJ in much more Clubs : *Octagon *Atlantis *TarmCenterWest *GoldenGate *Amnesia *Pacha *Indigo *Butan *Galaxy ..and other.... in the next year "2019" i have 30 years DJ Experience.
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My Radio Show is Every Saturday Afternoon Between 12 & 2pm UK Time on www.sunrisefm.co.uk I am a DJ from London I have been Djing for more than 30 years in the Clubs and pubs now for more than 30 years. I have been on my Pirate radio stations in London over the past 30 years Touchdown 94.1fm, Sunrise 88.75fm, Juice 94fm, Radio T.K.O. 102.4fm, WLIB Radio and On legal Radio Hype fm too. More information follow me on Twitter @djstevemunster for updates, Release and where I am DJing at the weekends.
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Technics SL1210s, Pioneer CDJ1000s, Ableton Live Top choonage, from quality old skool house thru the funkiest of funky house to the biggest of breaks. Only the creme de la creme gets in. Been DJing since 'back in the day' at all kinds of clubs and parties, from the sublime Talking Heads parties thru London's Milk Bar and Leisure Lounge to illegal raves in disused farm buildings to 70s Disco Funk at Carwash! Good times were had at Holborn's Villa Stefano with Steve Proctor's Better Days and the EC1 with Andy Weatherall's Sabres of Paradise thru Cafe de Paris and Sound along the way. many, many...
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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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i started djing at 16 after months of begging the parents for months to buy me some 1210s,which i still use today going strong.my passion in music has to be old school piano,retro and vocal funky house if you cant sing to it then its no good lol.in the early nineties i started going clubbing,and for me to this day was the best for music.when i first got my 1210s i had no intension of djing in clubs it was just a hobby for and for my own enjoyment.i was actually tricked by a fellow dj and good friend who was already djing in clubs,when he phoned me up one thurday night and said he was ill and needed me to help him out and play at a bar for him,to which i found out later it was actually a dj competition to which he entered me and to my surprise i won to which the prize was residency at bradfords biggest dance club which pulled 700 to 800 in every friday and saturday night,my first night djing in the club was christmas eve which was packed out and i was shitting it,it was a big difference mixing some tracks in the bedroom and then to bid audience but i absolutely loved it and was hooked,and so my djing career was born. within the first year things went from strength to strength playing in numerous clubs all over yorkshire and holding down residencys and playing alongside some of the biggest names in the country (alister whitehead,k klass,paul taylor just to name a few) i was more known as a dj for my old school sets and so i was made a resident for retro which took me to ibiza djing at eden and loved every minute. in the mid 2000s i began working with a fellow dj (adam g) at a place called bar me which was just a bar not a club,but in the first 6 months playing there the profits soared 700% and went from a free bar and having to pay in on the door,so we sat down and thought were on to a winner here and decided to brand our own night and event,and so worship was born. our brand of night went from strength to strength holding down rooms at space,gatecrasher,visage and ethios,garlands and many more,we even ended up with our own radio show on a friday night on dvm radio (dance vinyll masters). i think the reason our night worked so well was because we didnt brand it as one style of music it was straight across the board,if it was a classic then it got played. in 2008 we decided to pull the brand as we both wanted to persue over interests,i decided to take a break from djing as it got to a stage where i stopped enjoying it and felt more of a chore going to work instead of doing something i loved. so now im back,loving my music more then ever and back on the scene :-)
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