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DOUBLE C - BRAZIL Dj a quase 30 anos Double C é reconhecido por sua técnica e habilidade com os toca-discos. Já foi 5 colocado do DMC Brasil, produziu os discos Dj Constructions e Beats & Breaks além de remixes para gravadoras como Universal e Sony Music. Eclético, sempre apresenta em seus sets a mistura de hiphop, house music com clássicos. Tem como referencias musicais nomes como The Jacksons Five, SalSoul Orchestra, KC & The SunShine Band, Loleatta Hollaway, Jorge Ben, O-Jays, James Brown, The Gap Band, Ten City, Krtis Blow, Tim Maia, Michael Jackson, Dj Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, Inner City, Masters At Work, Incognito, Brand New Heavies entre outras. Abriu shows de grandes nomes da música como Public Enemy, DMX, Naughty By Nature, Banda Black Rio, Xis - Black Na Cena Festival - SP, Ja Rule - Sao Paulo e Sao Luis do Maranhao, Madonna - Morumbi - SP, Maria Rita - Boteco Bohemia - Sao Paulo e Curitiba, Wiz Khalifa - SP. Em rádio, participou de programas como Zero Point Zero (Nova Fm Record) Rota 91 (Educadora FM), e também nas rádios Transamérica, Energia 97 FM. Em breve Tour por Ibiza 2014 discotecou no club KM5, no Bar Alegria e também participou do programa Deep Fusion na Ibiza Global Radio. Amante da boa música, Double C tem um podcast chamado Expirience onde apresenta sets que passam por vários estilos músicais em todas as suas vertentes. Atualmente é Dj da Rádio Energia 97 Fm ( Energia na Veia ), residente da festa Black Deluxe, se apresenta por todo Brasil tocando HipHop, House Music, Classics, Oldschool e também tem Projeto Live 4Dexx com Alex Hunt, com 4 toca-discos, montagens ao vivo misturando anos 80, 90, 2000 e atualizades.
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From the Studio to Your Dance Floor…Talent and experience combine to form a powerful production duo! Hailing from New Jersey, The Scene Kings have pumped out an array of incomparable dance remixes, gaining notoriety among music industry pros from coast to coast. The combined talents of veteran producer Dennis Ciallela and John Feelgood deliver the "big room" goods, with a signature sound that features a unique blend of disco-house, electro, tribal, and dirty Dutch. Ciallela, a 2007 IDMA-nominated producer, and Feelgood, a featured performer at numerous Garden State venues, have over 20 years of production credits to their name. Since combining their talents in 2008, renowned remixers and nationally-syndicated DJs have taken notice, adding The Scene Kings catalog to their repertoires. While producing over 100 tracks in 2010 alone, The Scene Kings have quickly become an internet fan favorite. The duo has gained huge popularity among prominent mix DJs for their ground-up productions and "mash-up" style mixes, highlighted by dope-menacing synth lines and trancy vibes. They are a consistently one of the top-selling remix artists on DJ websites, and their smash hit, "Don't Stop Movin'", featuring vocalist Andrea Carnell, was a #1 best seller. TSK's diverse body of work, including remixes of Madonna, Janet Jackson, Shakira, and Whitney Houston, are available across all of the major on-line retail outlets. With support from the top DJs in the world, The Scene Kings look to branch out even further in 2011. Hard at work on their next club banger, TSK is expanding its sound to appeal to an even wider audience, and will continue to be on the forefront of modern dance music in the years to come http://www.TheSceneKings.Com
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Going on almost 2 years now, I made the HUGE move from vinyl to CD's. I purchased my first set of CD's (Pioneer CDJ-400's) and I've been in love ever since. I use Serato Scratch Live so I'm just really loving the versatility the decks and software give me to create amazing sets. Mated up to a Kaoss Mixer, I just have a lot of extra room to expand my sound. Moving up to the Pioneer DJM-400 soon, so I'm really excited about the next of mixing this will take me to. Headphones, I have a pair of Sony MDR-700's...love my cans. :) Just purchased a pair of Novation Dicers...OMG, SSL users, must have in your arsenal. I have a lot of music I carry with me to a gig...even if a gig is all electronic, I still pack everything with me just in case. I tend to surprise the folks I spin for...always keepin' it fresh and up in the air. Born in 1976, Yoshi's love for music began at an early age. With a respect for all genres of music, his palate began to expand in the 80's as he fed on oldies, rock, pop, disco and hip hop. By the 90's hip hop was his sound but his love for house and trance grew. By 2000, a DJ was born. Today Yoshi can be found touring the Hartford area at different venues and also out of state as well. He continues to spread his sound, his brand and his willingness to teach people about music. Sander Kleinenberg has to be one of my biggest influences as a DJ. I was lucky enough to witness one of his shows back in April 2006. I loved every minute of it. And at the end of the show I was able to shake hands and tell him how just bad ass he was on the decks. His musical progression has shaped me into the DJ I am today. Though he doesn’t know me personally, he’s my mentor and I want to strive to be like him musically. His classics like “My Lexicon” and pretty much anything from his earlier days are highly regarded as some of the best music in my collection today. I’ll pretty much still try and play one of the “This is…” mixes in any set that I do. Max Graham would be the only other DJ out there that I can personally say I admire above others. His contribution to the Progressive House scene and just innovative thinking keeps him as my other mentor for DJ’ing. Like Sander, Max evolves with the music scene and as a pupil, I too listen and watch as they continue to be the innovators. A few of my favorite artists also include: Deadmau5, Adam K, Axwell, Jesse Garcia, Kered & Kiraly, R.I.O., Roger Sanchez, Ultra Nate, Ralph Falcon, Madonna, Prince, Timbaland, Sia, Lykke Li, Fiona Apple, Kylie Minogue, Deborah Cox, A Tribe Called Quest, Switch, Rick James, Mary J. Blige, Will.I.Am
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Pioneer DJM 400 Mixer/ 1 XONE 62 2 Pioneer CDJ 1000-MK3 Pioneer HDJ 1000 Headphones Flash Light, Gum, Pen, Paper and enough music to start and finish any party. My dad had this huge collection of albums. He really loves his music. To this day he is still making mixed tapes with his buddies over Jack Daniels and Ginger; his tastes maturing over the years from old time rock n’ roll to disco to classic, modern, Latin funky jazz. I was easily influenced and began making my own mix tapes. After my introduction to classic rock n roll and heavy metal I entered high school and forced to listen to a whole new type of music, top 40 dance (Nu Shooz, Scitti Politi, Madonna et. al.) My first school dance is when I decided I wanted to do what that DJ was doing. In the summer after my freshman year I hooked up with two buddies to begin this new venture. We set out with 2 Technics, a Gemeni mixer, a Carver amp and two Panasonic RAMSA speakers w/12" woofers and 2" tweeters (Hey Mergatroid Let's Go ooo Go ooo) After a few summer parties for friends we were asked by the principal to DJ the school dances. We then expanded to other schools. However the music was starting to get a little stale; that’s when we decided to head to NYC and pick up the 12" they were playing on Hot 97 and the big clubs (TKA NOEL COVER GIRLS, songs like Diamond Girl, Break For Love, White Lines, Fascinated by Your Love, Good Life, Everybody). We wound up having a nice 3 year run; then we went our separate ways after graduation. My very first House CD was a K-Tel Compilation "HOUSE A FIRE". With such classics as Voodoo Ray, Notice Me, Back 2 Life. A CD I still have today. Who would of thought 18 years later I would still be going strong with a solid ear for Electronic Dance Music. Rollerblading on the the Ocean City Highway in Maryland on my way to work; through the southern city streets of Nashville (where I lived for 2 years after graduating college with a degree in Hotel Restaurant and Hospitality Management from Widener University just outside of Philly (mmm Pats and Genos cheese steaks...DOH); through the streets of Manhattan on beautiful weekend mornings (through all 4 seasons) - rolling through Central Park, down 5th Ave, through Times Square then down the West Side Highway; listening to Sasha and Digweed, Oakenfold, Van Dyk - as well as Essential Mixes and Moonshine Compilations et.al. My friends and family could never really quite understand why I made this music a part of my life. But for someone with a healthy imagination and loves to day dream and come up with new ideas, this was the right rhythm to enjoy those moments. After spending 6 years living in the great New York City Borough of Brooklyn developing my professional career in IT at a leading financial institution, I was relocated to Toronto, 2 years ago. I happen upon a scene like no other I ever experienced before. The amazing people I have met along the way both in the scene and out. This city is a great city. Hey I met my wife here!!! Introduced to the Guvernment and that’s where I reflected back to the days in high school. And with my wife's support and friends who are passionate music enthusiasts - who would provide the necessary criticism and tutelage - I found my way back to a hobby I once loved. And I am so glad I did. Instead of making mix tapes I am creating compilations on CDs that blend all styles and elements of house music in hopes of keeping those that I do it for (myself included) bouncing in their cars, wandering to work or just sitting at home with friends throwing fists in the air while sipping a 16 Yr Old Single Malt Scotch (Here’s to you Kenny Johnston - Sasha and Lawler Skybar '05). It's all in an effort to keep the heart beating and those HAPPY FEET moving. To everyone I have met along the way thank you for letting me into your worlds and thank you for letting me share mine. See you on the dance floor! (ROCK) Van Halen, Super Tramp, Led Zepplin, Depeche Mode, Iron Maiden, Greatful Dead, Judas Priest, Metallica (RAP) Bran Nubians, Tribe Called Quest, DAS EFX, Beastie Boys (EDM) Oakenfold, Kleinenberg, Howells, Nathan Barrato, Steve Lawler, Kaskade, Sasha Digweed, Ricky Ryan, Hernan Cattaneo, Dave Seaman, Nick Warren, Mark Farina and sooo many more.
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🔥 DJ Amanda: The Queen of Remix, The Architect of the Dancefloor Inferno 🔥 DJ Amanda isn’t just a pioneer — she’s a revolution in motion. Crowned the undisputed Queen of Remix, she’s been bending genres and blowing minds since the early days of mashup culture. Her sonic alchemy turns tracks into weapons of mass euphoria: each remix a masterstroke of rhythm, surprise, and pure dancefloor ecstasy. Her signature style? Electrifying blends that fuse hip-hop swagger, Latin heat, and house energy into unstoppable bangers. DJs across the globe treat her mashups like sacred scrolls — secret weapons that ignite their sets and send crowds into a frenzy. When Amanda’s edits drop, the room doesn’t just dance — it combusts. 🌍 From underground raves to global airwaves, Amanda’s mix shows are setting the world ablaze. Her firebrand sound can be heard scorching the frequencies of: Las Jefa La Mera Mera — where she reigns supreme with fierce femme energy The Hex Files — a sonic spellbook of dark grooves and hypnotic blends Cue The Beat Radio — the launchpad for her most explosive club-ready creations Magic407 — where her remixes shimmer with pop magic and bassline sorcery Grupo Planet — her interstellar broadcast of rhythm, rebellion, and remix royalty Whether she’s flipping classics into club anthems or conjuring new hybrids from the depths of her vault, DJ Amanda is the pulse of the remix generation. She doesn’t just play music — she rewrites the rules of the dancefloor. The empress of nocturnal ecstasy. Her sets are velvet thunder, weaving deep house with desert mystique. She doesn’t play music—she casts spells. I now live in Las Vegas and I'm available for Club Residency and bookings. email me at amadlonito2020@gmail.com Please subscribe to my other social media sites. Check out my "Queen Of Remix" mixshow on La Jefa La Mera Mera on Live365 Fridays and Saturdays at 4pm PST. and Sundays at 5pm PST. https://live365.com/station/La-Jefa-Jammin--Oldies-a53462 Check me out on www.magic407.nl for Who's Conjuring Up The Spells Wednesdays at 8pm PST YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/djamandaremix FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/amanda.madlonito https://www.facebook.com/DivaDJAmanda https://www.facebook.com/groups/djamandaremix/ SOUNDCLOUD:https://soundcloud.com/amanda-madlonito INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/djamandalv/ TWITTER:https://twitter.com/djamandalv MIXCLOUD:https://www.mixcloud.com/djamanda/ BOOKING INFO: amadlonito2020@gmail.com PLEASE FOLLOW, SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, COMMENT, DOWNLOAD, REPOST, RETWEET, SUGGEST & SHARE
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Always been in a relationship with Music and enjoy any involvement in listening to, making or mixing, and that has been the case as long as I can remember. I Dont claim to be the best mixer in the world but love the process and have been more than a little excited by the reaction of mates and acquaintances. I initially started loading them up on the net as I was being asked to copy the music and give out discs etc. <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> Just seemed much simpler this way. </span> As I said I have always loved music and have written tracks working with great local producers over the years <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> although I tend to just write lyrics these days </span> <span style="font-family: Calibri;">As far as Mixing goes I have a residency in my bedroom most weekends occasionally play in my kitchen and in talks about maybe getting my kit set up in my living room</span> Joking aside, it is very much a hobby but still take it reasonably seriously and always seem to be listening out to tunes that I feel will benefit my record collection. Anyway, please give my mixes a try and if you like them feel free to comment and/or download, thats what they are there for.
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