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Hi there... I'm relatively new to mixing ...been doing it for four months now. I've just enrolled for a course in college (EEEK) which starts in July ...looking forward to it. I'm uploading some mixes to get some constructive criticism and ideas from other Dj's on here . Kind thanks .. Donna-Louise x
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Remix Requests/Bookings - djalexg82@gmail.com The wild & dynamic sound of DJ/Producer Alex Grigolia began officially in 1998 when he first took his decks out into the music-scene in New Jersey, where he was originally from. With the wild response to his ability to turn music into an all-out experience that moves the mind, body & soul – he took his enthusiasm & energy to New York where the support for his signature-style continued to grow. Securing residencies and playing incredible venues like Roxy, Discotheque, Exit and more – the people truly responded to Alex’s innovative & signature style and connected with his creative ideas, vibrant sounds and precision skill as a DJ and his reputation grew strongly within the electronic-scene. Taking a break in 2002 that would last more than a full decade, Alex re-emerged and burst back onto the circuit as ALUKAA after relocating to Florida in 2013. Combining his life-experience with a whole new approach and set of ideas – ALUKAA quickly made a solid impact through his imaginative and professional mixes of all-things electro, including Techno, House, Tech, Deep House, Tribal, Minimal, Progressive and Experimental sounds. With his sound & skills fully-refined, and his level of execution in production now rivaling the very best in the industry – ALUKAA re-established Alex as one of the most prominent forms of highly-reliable entertainment in electronic-music.
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Started Djing way back in 1991, 15th Birthday. Started buying vinyl in 1989, first tune I ever brought, Stevie V - Dirty Cash. Over the years I've played at some big events, One Nation, Garage Nation, Jungle Fever, Sun City, Garage Fever to name a few, plus a shed load of illegal raves up and down the country. I like most genres and buy most genres even though my main love is oldskool hardcore. My set up includes 2 x Technics MK11 2 x Pioneer CDJ800 MK11 and a Denon MC6000 (Hardly Used) Peace and love to all
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- The Mandalorian, "This is the way." - I am here to add listeners to your work, time, and creativity because we all have the "one love" of music. - My previous blogs are listed on my comments page here and @: - https://medium.com/a-sy-study - Follow me @: - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100004368315110 - Twitter - https://twitter.com/sytimez - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sytimez/ *** - - Follow me here if you have that "One Love" thing for #MUSIC#ART#....I'm your dealer: - https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/z3v5v0
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John Derlagen is the driving force behind DJ DENDRITE. In the early'80 he was a well known DJ at sevelral drive-in shows. In that time it was disco on the dancefloor. Until the late '90s he was spinning the records. Due to other related work and birth of his son Damian,he had to change his priority's. His passion for music never died,and because his wife Petra, the power behind this great dj,he started an complete new sound. From disco to high techno/trance sounds. the spirit of his set. is to make a trip to go uplifting.He is Resident dj at several party,s like his one the VIP-TRIP reach at the star ,and also at Catacombe ,and all the party,s from Boudoir Bizarre ,he impresses with his techno sets. Deephouse /Club/Techno/Techhouse/ Progressive/Trance/Techtrance enz..
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Dutch. Grew up in a house of music, never did a day go by where no records / cds / mp3s were played. There was always some rhythm. Driven by these wavelengths I felt in need of making my own and mixing from others. Where my own made music is chillout / ambient, I like to mess around with club and trance to mix. Always looking for new equipment and songs to play with. I hope you like my contributions here on house-mixes.com. My current tour of Europe as an expat; - Netherlands (native) - Portugal (Lisbon) - Denmark (Copenhagen / Bornholm) - Bulgaria (Sofia) - Czech Republic (Brno) - Netherlands (Hoogeveen) - Bulgaria (Sofia again) - Greece (Athens) - Bulgaria (Plovdiv) and back to the Netherlands!! Hmmm... Nope. Poland currently, Krakow to be precise. Enjoy my mixes!!
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G R O O V E R ™ I’ve played alongside the likes of DJ EZ, Timmy Magic (The Dreem Team) Ramsey & Fen + many more. I've been lucky enough to have played clubs & Radio stations all over London & The South. including clubs like, The Wag Club, Bagleys Film Studios, The Rocket, Powerhouse, Capital Club, Hanover Grand & 100s more night clubs, pubs & wine bars + Function fm 95.4,The award winning Freek fm 101.8 & freekfmlive.com + guest shows on phatbeats & realfmuk. In '99 I secured a residency at the famous Electric Ballroom in Camden town every Saturday night for 4 years. More recently I’ve played Club Labrynth at The Garage & Club Colosseum, Stush at Hidden Nightclub, Ratpacks 25th at Coronet, Reminisce at The Garage, Scala Nightclub Kings Cross, RS Lounge, House of Wolf, Basing House, Volks Club in Brighton & the Tonic music festival in Portsmouth. I DJ on Technics 1200s & CDJs, I still love the art of DJ'ing with Real vinyl & Technics SL1200 - the Old Skool way ! grooveraka@gmail.com
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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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Music has been at the centre of my life for as long as I can remember and im confident to say its shaped who I am today. From a very young age I was very much into Syththesized music , especially Jean Michelle Jarre (one of my all time heroes). Along side this I loved early electro house and Detroit techno so naturally , was blown away with the late 80’s acid house explosion and even more so by the early 90’s Rave explosion, and this is where my passion really set in. I first went on a pair of decks at the tender age of 9 years old (1991), and around this time got 1xdeck for Christmas, now….clearly you don’t have to be a dj to understand that this is useless for mixing, but, for beatmatching, this was the best thing you could imagine! Id beatmatch vinyls to tapes,or anything that was playing in the house,and by the time I got my 2nd deck and mixer at 12years old, the learning curve of beatmatching was already mastered! Now, musically , im predominantly Hardcore, always have been, from early breakbeat hardcore right through to todays sounds. Ive loved the evolution of the sound and have the same passion for the sound as I did 20 years ago. Trance was a major influence for me in the 90’s too , especially Paul Oakenfold/Sasha/Digweed to name a few….their ability to seamlessly blend tracks together over the course of an hour or so and leave me feeling like id been on a musical journey really inspired me and applied this same technique to everything I mixed. Today, I concentrate mainly on Uk Hardcore and Hard dance, which while im “here” must mention how impressed and inspiring I find hard dance at the mo , from the techy minimal sounds right through to the tough hardstyle sounds of Europe, I feel this scene has got a lot to offer and has something for everyone. Im loving the Hard dance scene as a whole at the moment, whether it be Breakbeats/Kickdrums/trancey/ravey/techy/fast/slow…..the scene in my eyes is as diverse as its ever been, whatever others may think! Music is a way of life!
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