Interview: Lee “Scratch” Perry On The House Of Strombo
Photo Courtesy of Vanessa Heins When I met Lee “Scratch” Perry about ten years ago, the man grabbed my hand and wouldn’t let go. Instantly I felt like I was […]
Category Archives: DJ Culture
The Motown Sound Tee
We are always looking for t-shirts and other assorted limited or unique merch to rock. Here in NYC, there are a million people wearing Jordans and Supreme, so even though […]
Souleance – Johnny
Oooh wee we are delighted with this new track “Johnny” off of Raw Funk #1, the very first episode of Souleance’s instrumentals and beats EP. For those not in the […]
FREE DOWNLOAD: NY Hustlers – Super Ranking
Rewinding back to the days of proper NYC dance music, this previously unreleased, exclusive track from NY Hustlers, made up of players from Greenwood Rhythm Coalition and Midnight Lab band […]
Big Ups With Keb Darge
Name, Location, What You Do: Keb Darge. DJ and compiler of underground fifties, sixties, and seventies club music. Influences: My biggest influence has to be Richard Searling at Wigan […]
Focus On: Diggers Apparel
Always on the look out for fresh gear, today we highlight not only a great indie clothing company, but one that is dedicated to the art of digging records. Founded […]
Big Ups With Kris Holmes
If you’re into the 45 game, then you probably have heard of Kris Holmes. The New Zealand native, who now resides in sunny California, has been touring for the better […]
On Not Selling Yourself Short As A DJ
This morning, I wanted to share some thoughts with the readers on not selling yourself short as a DJ. In other words, why you shouldn’t work for next to nothing […]
What Are You Cleaning Your Records With?
When I first started collecting records as a teen, one of my uncles gave me a vinyl cleaning brush. It had a spot on top where you put cleaning fluid […]
Get Your Hands of My Records Fool!
As a DJ, you encounter a lot of strange situations. A lot of them involve patrons of the establishment you work for. If it’s a big club, a lot of […]
