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the money is all being made in the underground and anyone wanting to break off a cut, better have some serious protection and a bullet-proof vest. the appearance fees of house and trance style dj's and even hip-hop dj's are nothing compared to the cash whookid is clocking and they are some serious thugs who are not to be messed with running the show. it is a messy equation and hip-hop is the only genre making money. |
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I am EXTREMELY impressed with what he has done with himself though, he built a mini-empire, and all by himself...what he has done with himself and his companies is amazing, and I will respect and support him forever for that reason |
Some are just trying-hard to be rappers. Just a few had the skills.
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the numbers are 7 fig's monthly from underground nationwide distribution and it is ALL CASH. |
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sounds scary |
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already in the works. i will get at you. i want to put all the djs in one place. |
Post pics of your setup!
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What is the big fascination with oakenfold? not impressed at all. i have seen him 3 or 4 times live, twice he played dat tapes and pretended to dj. weak. i would never book him. darren was talking about getting him for January in vegas. i told him to get tiesto. i am not sure the adult community will even like any of them. i have had to gravely hack and slash my underground style to rock an adult crowd. i had to make my shit so commercial just to be accepted by adult.
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it really comes down to marketing. half if not more of the big name djs have sold out and dont even put out mixes that they do themselves. their labels mix them, or they mix them in pro tools. i hate sterile studio mixes. thats why i only release "live" club mixes. its the same with marketing pop stars. ashley simpson sucks an ass, but her father is a master marketer along with the label and they kill. they target and massacre their target demograhic. an artist can suck an ass as long as they have a great marketing team and producers to honey up the tracks. |
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btw my favorite label is om records and they gave us the rights to use their songs on our flash tour at http://XPays.com
our apparel line http://XThreadz.com also sponsored a 5 date tour with john howard, miguel migs, soulstice etc with Om. Good people- they'll never make any money though... edit- music on the xthreadz flash tour is also om |
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On to the topic, it would be interesting to see what you come up with. |
i volunteer to be a judge and am impartial
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i am biased against anything more than turntables, a mixer, and a microphone though...
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the prequal is. 2 turntables. mixer. (ecler two channel) fuck vestax mic plates. thats it. |
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the edm club world and hip hop club world are 500% different about what goes down and how it goes down you can't compare a climb to success for a hip hop dj and a edm dj...you just can't do it...and i know xpays knows the hip hop dj world inside and out...just like we know the edm dj world inside and out |
what genre of music would the competition be? I am not sure I wanna do battle shit in front of a crowd again, i love doing in my house and on cd's, but I enjoy edm and can get into being more of myself if I was doing what I love on the decks
and as far as a dj competition with edm styles? i would not trust it...cause I have this wierd feeling that someone get up there and play sandstorm and some other cheesy trance tracks and get more votes and win cause the audience and judges recognize songs over style |
i think if there were some sort of competition, one of the rules should state that contestants had to use current playlist tracks composed of new music...cause anyone can get up on stage and play sandstorm and move mindless masses...know what I mean?
there is a local dj here in town that is praised by the club goers as being the best dj in town....this dude is so fucking annoying to real club goers, cause he will take new songs and mash them up with sandstorm...he has a new sandstorm mash up every week...it is amazing...to the mindless club masses he is the shit, cause mindless club masses never want to let go of that one moment when they first heard or danced to a top 40 song |
sorry for posting so much, i have a cold and took some cold medicine with ephedrin in it and am going at 2x normal speed
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D-Money's Players Ball DJ's through the years
DJ Sasha DJ Kid Capri DJ Airek DJ Jam (Snoops DJ and mix cd DJ) DJ Evan (current resident DJ, DJ'd more then a handful of Players Balls) DJ Invisible (Xzibit's DJ) DJ Fuse (original Digital Underground DJ) DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill & House Of Pain DJ) DJ Green Lantern (Eminem's DJ and mix tape top seller) I'm leaving off a few DJ's, but these were the top Players Ball DJ's I can remember off hand. |
yeah, i posted the same thing before reading your post
the edm club world and hip hop club world are 500% different about what goes down and how it goes down the main reason for me posting this is because i overheard some things from people who i didnt know that were talking some BS that they heard from people who i didn't think would talk BS. evan is old school too. he was right there in the beginning with the whole underground line of clothes and dj slipmats, etc, before he brought his djing to the public. i still have the slipmats and actually use them in clubs where the floors are shaky because they are thicker and absorb more of the shock. since we were the first to bring djs and the culture into the conventions and such, back when i wasn't even a good dj, i got to see how the industry came up into the dj thing to date. now, about every other booth at internext has a dj. R.O.B. from vegas was the second as far as i know. i forget who brought him, if someone knows fill me in, the booth was right by xpays in 2001 jan i believe right after the show turned from ia2000 to internext. nowadays, people have figured out that you can use the whole "dj" thing to market yourself and a program. i'm just basically guaging the industries talent level. i want to see more of it. i also want to see the talent level. i am a competitor and am very aggressive at everything i do. some like it some don't. thread took a turn without me knowing. just to clarify why i started it, ther it is. i want to create a sub culture within a culture. i will do that. you're all a part of it now. |
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i'd really like to see you get tiesto. oakie is overrated and overpaid. ;) you have gotten good talent through the years and even let me spin before i was even a good dj, (i was ok at best at the time). i dont think the adult people are gonna vibe on him. i have had to butcher my style to be accepted by the webmasters. they love commercial shit. even paul van dyk or armand van helden would be better. also, if you want a reggae dj between the bands for players ball, get Dj Supa Mario, he is sd based and i think you actualy introduced him to me. actually D brpught sasha before i came into the picture. shadow lounge |
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you already know I am 100% a part of whatever you want to do i am already planning something for internext 2005 hollywood....I am hoping to get it to players ball status, but with edm instead of hip hop...and no d-money, not gunna steal your idea :) LOL...just gunna do a rave style thing.... i hope we can pull it off, it would be phat to have a players ball and a rave style event as the two main parties at internext! |
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but I personally love people like dj dan, donald glaude, etc....i really wanna bring Evil Nine to a party at internext..that would be off the hook...they are blowing up right now huge |
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Oh yeah, left him out of the DJ line up. He did Vegas in 1999. He's not that good, but has a big colletion of records. I've helped turn Evan into a reggae DJ, he has a great feel for mixing between the dancehall and singers with a nice hip hip reggae mix here and there. Evan's played the Reggae party when we had Third World in florida and plays lot's of reggae during the Players Ball, Buju, Shabba, Beenie, Capleton... Just had to give some props to my DJ, he works for free, I can at least compliment him when I can. |
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http://www.airek.com/final_cd.jpg theres nothing really to pull off. we need a little unity and some structure within the dj community here. its just healthy. like a little union of deckmasters. i have a site in the works for us already, should be done asap. i'll release the name and site within a week probably. it looks decent, but i sent the guy back to make changes. looked a little cheesy. |
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k, talk to me, i have something big in the works, we should try and consolidate. i wouldn't mind having you as a partner at all. |
<-- dj / mc / producer.
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and overall big pimp :winkwink: |
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yeah, we have those in l.a. too. if you play that shit the drunk, e-d out sheep will follow. the rel club heads can tell real djs. theres just a level of energy that you can get in a room that you cna cut with a knife. those idiots that have 20 records and do the same tunes every day cant hang. dont sweat it. this will be put together by us, so it will be on hit. |
I've been very impressed with the talent in the GFY pool.
I've already spoken with Airek and Yt and others imformally... But if anyone is interested in submitting a mix for FLASHCASH's Emerging DJ Mix Series Volume 2 (to be released at FL Internext)... Email me and I'll give you details. halcyon (AT) flashcash.com or halcyon (AT) cockybastard.com |
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Also http://www.naked-music.com/ |
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