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Getting the taste for DJ'ing during high school 1995, Graham soon became the regular DJ at his school's underage discos, starting out on simple, home stereo equipment. Fresh out of VCE, in 1998 he attended RMIT and completed Certificate IV in Sound Production, honing his skills in the studio’s equipment. Meanwhile on the DJ front, Graham soon became the regular DJ at the local Bluelight underage dance parties, a gig he performed at on and off over an 8 year period. Over the past 10 or so years, Graham has worked at countless venues as a mobile DJ for birthday parties of all ages, engagements, school dances, Christmas parties, house parties and many other events. From May-December 2007, Graham was bringing the house down every Saturday night @ Bridie O'Reilly's Chapel Street, fitting in perfectly between sets of the cover band, Element. Graham’s preferred styles of music to play are House & Electro, but feels right at home playing anything from Top 40, RnB classics, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, and he also has a soft spot for a bit of Rock (having played the drums since the age of 4!) Graham’s corporate client list has included: Kmart National Office – Xmas parties Coles Cranbourne – Xmas Party Vic Beach Volleyball - I Love Frankston & St. Kilda Festivals Bridie O’Reilly’s Chapel Street – Saturday night residency ‘07 Phillip Island Auto Racing Club – End of year presentation dinner Cranbourne Secondary College – End of year formal/dance Haileybury College Keysborough – End of year dances Cranbourne Girl guides – Xmas Party Narre Warren Police – Berwick/Narre Warren Bluelight discos Narre Warren CFA – Presentation Dinners Pioneer CDJ1000MKIII x 2 Pioneer DJM-800 Mixes recorded live onto PC using Adobe Audition 3.0 Behringer Truth B2030A Studio Monitors (turned up to 11!!) Some of my favourite DJs & artists include Peewee Ferris, Soleman, Dirty South, John Course, Grant Smillie, Sgt Slick, Bingo Players, Afrojack, Carl Cox, Crookers, Deadmau5, David Guetta, Girl Talk, Fedde Le Grand... shall I go on?!
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This monster of a DJ appears once again to embrace the good life. A massive set from none other than Dj QvD. Combining two completely different mixing styles, this deejay lays 8 and 16 bars down to give crowds a huge demonstration of what it is all about on thetop of his game. Truly representing everything ‘’La Dolce Vita’’ can and will have at future events.
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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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DJ Danny F has been A DJ since 1986 I knew I wanted to hit the turntables after checking out another DJ doing my Middle School 8th grade dance. I had a neighbor who was a DJ and he taught me the basics of how to beat mix once I learned how to beat mix good I would make mixtapes every week and give them to classmates from school. At the time I fell in love with NY Freestyle,House, Techno, & Industrial music. Thru the years I would listen to late night radio with DJs spinning live from the New York City Clubs with DJs like Glenn Friscia, Roman Ricardo, Frankie Bones, Johnny Vicious, & Armand Van Helden and record their sets on tape. On the weekends I would go to the record stores to find the tunes that they played that night. As I got older I would learn more about different styles of music and incorporate them in my sets. Whether it's old school, Hip Hop, Latin, Disco, or Dance music I learned how to play each genre. But if asked what music I enjoy playing the most I would tell them Electronic Dance music. I like to take people through a journey with my DJ mixes from building up energy to playing dark tracks through out my mix. I feel as a DJ you should make your sets interesting to listen to and not just play what everyone else is playing. I play tracks that represents my style and sound. I learned this from listening and following Frankie Bones, Johnny Vicious, Armand Van Helden just to name of few. Well this is all what I will write for now about myself (To be continue...lol) Just listen to my sets and I hope you will enjoy...DJ Danny F ;
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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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I've played all over and have been part of every music movement since 1979 I may be the big 50 now but i can show the youngguns a think or two. Done some national Radio too. My head's in a time warp i still think like i was 20 as far as music goes, always on the money with the latest mix of any particular commercial house track. .............................IT'S ALL ABOUT THE SMOOTH TRANSITIONS. But don't trap me to genre i deliberately play the latest tunes that i like .....that's it !!
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DJ Valiku aka Efrem Valentin is a Master DJ from Constanta Romania born February 1980 His discovery for music came to him at 11 years old when his mother bought him his first Walkman and it was then his journey for music began. Now, after 20 years this passion has grown into a love affair of rhythms and vibes that will take you to places you’ll love to come back to. His variety and style of music is unsurpassed by few. His Presence is known across Europe, Germany and the US, from the looks of it, it isn’t stopping anytime soon.His sense for music has put him on a path of producing his own tracks and within a year has more than 30,000 fans with this list increasing as he goes!!! DJ Valiku's experience is one of great compilations that create a sense of Life, Love and Passion. This trip to your destination will be complimented by rhythms that’ll ride your Mind, Body and Soul To book DJ Valiku you can reach him below. All inquiries will be subject to time slots and availability: Europe: email: vefrem@yahoo.com Mr.Efrem Valentin USA: email:DKDJBooking@aol.com Mr.Andre Mobile:+1 413.250.2111http://dj.beatport.com/efrem-valentin
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My toys ;) Denon DNS 3700 This cd player is the best i've used, very easy to use... I don't really understand why all the dj's only use pioneer...With them i feel the same sensation like the vinyls, and that had no prices.... Vestax PDX-D3 The most expensives turntables in 1997...but i don't regret my choice...In 2012 they are working like the first day... But...to be honest, since i've buy my denon dns, i don't use them anymore...Maybe in the future, if i'll come one day to traktor or serato. Pioneer DJM300 My old mixer...12 years old....little, simple, efficient...and no expensive.... RPDJ 1210... One of the best heaphone (for me ;))...10 years without any problems... Very strong bass...maybe a little too much... In the future.....The project.... Traktor S4 I need to follow the dj "evolution"...That what i'll buy in the next step...
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