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DJ'ing

41 posts
  1. CK·1404Dâm Funk Explains The Funk, Digging, Good Music Karma03.25.2009 · Respect to On Point for dropping an interview with Stones Throw artist Dâm Funk as he elaborates on his philosophy behind exposing his DJ set playlists,
  2. CK·1378Disko Dave's Geico Commercial03.16.2009 · Crate Kings favorite Disko Dave speaks with his hands to provide a some interpretive scratches and show us how a prime time commercial should be done.
  3. CK·1371Live DJ Q-Bert Belgium Showcase Footage03.12.2009 · It's just one of those days when a little older Q-Bert is required.  Grab a snack, sit back, and enjoy the live scratching madness.
  4. CK·1304Diddy Clarifies His Criticism of DJ's02.06.2009 · I know that we've given Diddy too much airtime the past couple of days, but this one couldn't be avoided.  Diddy clarifies his previous comments
  5. CK·1298Diddy Bashes DJ's and Hip Hop's Risk Taking Ability02.02.2009 · Diddy attacks DJ's, formulaic artists, and Hip-Hop in general for not taking risks, sounding the same, and refusing to break records. 
  6. CK·1025Is Whoo Kid Really A DJ?10.06.2008 · While saddling up for another Monday morning grind, I ran across footage of Whoo Kid's guest appearance on The Round Table.  Not surprising he begins by
  7. CK·1024Reel To Reel Mixing + Scratching10.04.2008 · Another reminder of amazing ingenuity and uncanny ability of DJ's and producers to make something out of nothing.  Circa 1991 videotape of a performance
  8. CK·1015DJ Ruthless Ramsey's Tape Deck Scratching10.03.2008 · DJ Ruthless Ramsey takes his love for cassettes to the next level.  Forget pause tape recordings... here he demonstrates how to scratch, blend, and mix
  9. CK·1011DJ Nu-Mark's Bathroom Sink Turntablism10.02.2008 · Take a trip inside DJ Nu-Mark's hotel bathroom for a little "mixing."  If you thought his collection of bent music toys was out there, just
  10. CK·1007Are DJ's Becoming Teamsters???10.02.2008 · For years there's been much talk of DJ's somehow banding together, unionizing, and leveraging their power of influence in clubs, radio, and other media.