DJ-Sly-Sy

Da Freshmaka 10 years ago

I appreciate Ur comments like Dance Music 2 Make U Sweat vol.1 Beats 4 Freaks Mixtape thanks 4 clicking that DL button. Glad U enjoyed the music

djrlss 10 years ago

thanks for taking time to have a listen to my set xmas nye competition

muncher 10 years ago

Thank you for the nice comment on My 2014 2 Hour PopDanceHouse Mix

DJ Ciro 10 years ago

Thanks for stopping by to listen to The Dance Factory Act II. Enjoy the mix.

xBullieMad13x 10 years ago

thanks for the feedback on my timeless mix glad you liked it keep the music strong

Nigelblue 10 years ago

Thanks mate

JAYROCK 10 years ago

Thank you very much for the comments and support on Take A Ride Funky Thumping Beats

MIXPAT 10 years ago

hello thank you very much for your nice commentFunky House 65 appreciated

BeatPimp 10 years ago

Great profile mate Takes me right back I also started on soundlads on haha belt driven and then moved up to technics and cdjs a bit later on now am fully digital and not afraid to say so Traktor is my main platform with my Numark control thanks for the like on my mix

Woody147 10 years ago

thanks for the comment mate

Jalf 11 years ago

DJSLYSY... Thanks for the great comment... yes you are right in thinking there is a longer version... I did a similar mix but an hour long with twice as many tunes... Only after finishing it did I read the rule saying the mix could be no longer than 30mins... Frustrating but the original longer version will be on here soon... Thanks again

INA77 11 years ago

DJSlySythanks for your comment Really Appreciate

Bio

My passion for dance music kick started in 88 thanks to the new sounds that was House Music.
I am pleased to have been a part of the original rave scene and the heady weekend cruises to find illegal raves in obscure farms, fields and industrial buildings.
Not only that, but the great Sterns / Mansion House was right on my doorstep, there were some crazy nights, awesome DJ's, deep arse bass, and a lightly drippy ceiling (if you went, you know what I mean).
As a poor student, I cut my teeth mixing using Soundlab DLP3's before growing up into Technics, then Vestax PDX D3, which knocked the spots off the Techs, then Stanton STR8's.
These days the vinyl and decks stay in the loft as I ported over to using M-Audio Xponent and AVID Torq2.
So over the years, my musical styles have changed little, I still love Old School House, Hard/Hip House, Acid, Trance and a decent mashup.
Insight over, back to the music.

Brighton United Kingdom

Member since: 22 Apr 2011