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Episode 353: THE CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY “The ‘Club Yacht Rock' Mixshow” On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the crew is joined by @TheCapts to discuss their new radio show on @SiriusXM's Yacht Rock channel (1:07). They dive into why they chose Yacht Rock, citing its unique vibe and @Questlove's take on it as “the best sitting down dancing music” (10:05), and introduce a star-studded guest DJ lineup including @DJAngieVee, @DJExcel, @Fashen, @DJGoldfingerNYC, @Monalisa7872, @DJJazzyJeff, @MyFavoriteDJ @IAmMarkRonson, @DJRobLV, @DJRizNYC, @MrSonnyJames, @StevenHartkaMusic, and @ZTrip (13:50). They break down their top Yacht Rock tracks (19:40)and discuss the evolution from Season 1 to Season 2 of their show (31:01).. The episode also features a candid discussion on the relevance of DJ agencies today (1:07:20), the emergence of “Detroit-style” LA (1:15:10) and exclusive membership clubs (1:24:50). This episode is sponsored by @SoundCollectiveNYC, an industry-leading music school, musical space and community located in downtown Manhattan for aspiring DJ's, Producers, Musicians and more. Take private Ableton lessons, practice DJ routines, experiment with different audio equipment and reserve studio spaces for just the day, maybe a week or sign up for their monthly membership. Check www.soundcollective.com for more info and try their Online Classes free for a month by entering the code “ROAD”. If you're in the New York area, visit them at 28 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 and tell them the Road Podcast sent you!! Try Beatsource for free: https://btsrc.dj/4jCkT1p Join DJcity for only $10: https://bit.ly/3EeCjAX

Now known as Bad Meaning Good, the iconic turntablist formerly known as DJ Excel is the next guest to join this very special episode of Hip Hop Cymru Wales. We sat down with the five time DMC finalist to discuss over three decades of experience and iconic-battles, including the DMC Championships and Vestax, as well as inventing the Twiddle Scratch/Crab scratch, and more! Credits: Miaer "Bad Meaning Good (fka DJ Excel)" Lloyd, Alfy "DJ Demo" Rossi, Richard "DJ Q-bert" Quitevis, John "Cutmaster Swift" Swift and Morgan Khan. Produced by: Dale Lewis and Luke Bailey for Fly Fidelity Media Art direction: Lloyd Bailey Special thanks to Friendly Rich (The Tom Green Show)and DW Smith About: From the producers of Fly Fidelity comes a candid and celebratory history of Welsh Hip Hop—featuring long-form, neglected and under-documented tales from Wales. Hosted by Luke Bailey, Hip Hop Cymru Wales dives into the notable and nuanced evolution of Welsh hip hop history and its impact, exploring the intimate road map to an incredible and powerful culture, that's still enduring and changing lives today. A live exhibition coming Summer 2023 at the National Museum Cardiff in partnership with Avant Cymru supported by Heritage Lottery Fund Wales and Great Western Railway

Greetings lover bunnies! Hope you are doing just fine during these uncertain times. I am trying to make the best of it all. Music heals the soul, mind and body. Here is an eclectic all vinyl live set from DJ EXCEL from the Skratch Makaniks crew. No tracklisting available. @djexcel on twitter and instagram. www.djexcel.com and go download his app for more mixes and to find him djing live at a party near you. He is worldwide. Follow me on instagram @1indienation or twitter.com/rachael Donate to my venmo @rachaeldepp if you are feeling nice and want to support the show. Or you can visit my amazon wishlist located on my twitter and instagram bio linktrees. Thank you for listening and subscribing. I love you all so much. You mean the world to me. You are all I've got. :*) I am here for you. If you want to submit a track or mix email me. 1indienation at gmail dot com. Love Always, Rachael Depp xoxo

In this episode @djdrewpierce, and @fuseamania sit down with the one and only, @DJExcel. They talk about, his come up, and his move from Phili to LA. They discuss him being a traveling dj, and his wants with his career moving forward. we discuss one of his residencies on the LA area Bungalow. They talk about his newest adventure, his clothing brand ALL-TiME HIGH, and a little of the process of how that came to be. We had a great time talking with him, and there's a lot of nuggets in this episode! Please Rate, and Review on iTunes, and if you watch on youtube, make sure you "Like", Comment, and Subscribe to the channel! Thanks to all of the DAFS Punks who tune in and comment weekly!

Join us as we kick it with DJ Excel as he gives us some insight on the craft of DJ-ing and the industry. We also recap the LOX and Dipset Verzuz battle. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/watpodcast/support

Zouk VS Gouyad LE nouveau mix de l'été 2021 par DJ Gunsmith Insta : www.instagram.com/dj_gunsmith/

Greetings summer love bunnies! Hope you are enjoying this summer heat! I know I am not. I am ready for fall and winter. My favorite seasons of the year. I need to move to a cooler climate. I don't know how much longer I can take this sweltering heat. Anyways! I hope you enjoy this HIP HOP mix by DJ Excel from PHILLY to LA. Skatch Makaniks Crew.  No Tracklisting. Gritty, Grimey Hip Hop for you! Please follow me on instagram @1indienation Twitter.com/rachael Venmo - @rachaeldepp Donate to your fave podcaster :) xo Love you mucho,  Rachael Depp xo

It's Good Friday for Flavor Friends and Jasmine from The Urban Oyster is doing her holiday fried fish platter. She drops off a plate for the friends even though it sold out asap. This episode is full of flavor. Impulse, Jason Bass and Donte Johnson pick up from where they left off in the culture. We hope you enjoyed episode 12 which was our first interview and video podcast with DJ Excel in LA. For episode 13, we are back on the podcast format in Revival Hotel with Topside announcing it's reopening April 15th. No dress code required but style is always a must. AirMax weekend at Revival was amazing and Tashia of The Sneaker Exhibit created one of the best post COVID experiences yet while celebrating women in the sneaker culture from around the region. Donte flexes his DC pride with Nike Foamposites over Air Force One's. Feel free to leave a comment about this one. In other news, Taco Bell hot sauce is being sold for some crazy amount, NFT's are doing the same - we have no idea what's real and fake anymore, but we definitely feel the need to get in the game and create our own Night Brunch NFT sauce art. You copping?We also find out that we all have heavy nerd energy. Of course we have to talk about Lil' Nas X and the evil airmax's.  He proves trolling does pay off. Also prepare yourself for an Impulse you've never seen before - en fuego. Nike sent him a pair of sold out Carpet Company SB Dunk's. So you know we had to ask to only question that will either get your sneakers taken or allow you to get home the same way you left.......”What size of those?” LMAO.In food news, Half Smoke opened up their Baltimore location and we got a chance to check it out before they opened. Someone finds shrimp tails in their Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal box - eww yo! Bud Light Seltzer releases a pizza flavor. In music, they announced a new director of music for the Oscar's. This episode is flavorful af.  BTW, next episode will have a special guest, but you have to listen to find out. Make sure you subscribe, share and follow.@thenightbrunch @djimpulse @jasoncbass @do.joh @revivalbaltimore 

Ayooo! This one has all the umami. Episode 12 of the Flavor Friends podcast is something different. This is our first interview and it with the foremost dopest and close friend to brand DJ Excel. Jason Bass and DJ Impulse to talk style, food, travel and more of what you've never heard before from Excel. Of course we talk music, but we go deeper than a Ichiran Ramen bowl with Excel. Here all about the things that influence him, his most recent project in a new brand called 'All-Time High', and what he eats while traveling the world. Check out the video podcast of this episode on Youtube.Leave a comment, share, and hit the subscribe button.Make sure you follow:Excel @djexcelImpulse @djimpulseJason Bass @jasoncbassGet the 7 course brand experience at www.thenightbrunch.com

Episode 165: “DJ SPINBAD TRIBUTE” feat. DJ A.Vee + Excel + Revolution On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas pay tribute to the late great @DJSpinbad who recently passed, and speak with his close friends @DJAveeNYC, @DJExcel, and @DJRevolution. They talk about the impact and influence of Spinbad’s legendary “Rock The Casbah 80’s Megamix Vol. 1” (2:30) and breakdown his process working on a 4-Track Cassette Recorder (8:19). Excel speaks on the money DJ’s were making with mixtapes in the mid-90s (17:02) and Spinbad’s to the commercial radio market in NYC with Z100 and 105.1 with @BigTiggerShow (25:30). The crew speak on the New York Radio Wars that ultimately lead to a heated beef with @Hot97’s very own @FunkFlex (29:07). Revolution remembers battling Spinbad on his album tracks “Head 2 Head” and “the Re-Match” (38:32). The fellas highlight the friendship and working relationship between #DJSpinBad and comedian @RussellPeters as well as Russell’s respect for the DJ community (55:30). Finally DJ Avee, Excel, and Revolution speak on their fondest memories of DJ SpinBad (1:01:06). The crew end the episode with Spinbad’s “Cold Cutz Deejays: Hip-Hop vs. Rap (Megamix)” (1:20:08).  To listen to DJ Spinbad's mixtapes see the link below https://www.mixcloud.com/djspinbad/

DJ Excel comes in hard for his curtain call with America's Podcaster, Kurt Caceres, to talk about the best clubs in the most popular and most obscure cities all over the world. From Sacramento to Ibiza to Singapore. But he says the king of all club and party cities on the planet is still Las Vegas. People come from all over the world to the mecca of the music and dance floor party capital of the universe. He shares his experiences jet setting from night to night, stage to stage, crowd to crowd. With a career where catching a few hours of sleep on an airplane is crucial and starting his set at 4am is the norm, no other profession on the planet can relate to his lifestyle. What does it take to make it as a world wide DJ? How do you move crowds from venue to venue each night? A pulsating rhythmic dance and trance of music, passion and love of the game. He never strays off the path of integrity to his true self. His true art form. The heart beat of the needle to vinyl. XX Please Follow and Subscribe to the Podcast.  Email anytime to podcast@provenanceroom.com X https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRF42UoBNLo9DXv5BYQQCqg X https://www.instagram.com/kurt_caceres/ X https://www.instagram.com/wyna.podcast/ X https://www.instagram.com/provenance_room/ X https://www.provenanceroom.com/wyna-podcast

DJ Excel spins once again with America's Podcaster, Kurt Caceres, to continue their discussion on the lives of artists and entertainers. It's a lifetime of hustle. The day you get complacent, is the day you start to lose your career. It's a constant grind, always changing, dynamic and never monotonous. But maybe that's why artists are who they are. Maybe that's why they are attracted to the uncertainty of the creative process, because it's never guaranteed. They can't sit still in one place, they always have to be creating, striving for more knowledge and life experiences. They also talk about what separates A-List celebrities from the rest and what it means to adapt as an artist during a year like 2020. Those who are unable to adjust their process, incapable of changing their focus, will disappear into the oblivion, forever. It is survival of the fittest, and those strong enough to reinvent themselves or even start over, are the ones who will come out unscathed on the other side of this apocalyptic mess. XX Please Follow and Subscribe to the Podcast.  Email anytime to podcast@provenanceroom.com X https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRF42UoBNLo9DXv5BYQQCqg X https://www.instagram.com/kurt_caceres/ X https://www.instagram.com/wyna.podcast/ X https://www.instagram.com/provenance_room/ X https://www.provenanceroom.com/wyna-podcast  

America's Podcaster, Kurt Caceres, sits with an artist who has performed in the most exclusive clubs, with the biggest celebrities, in cities and countries all over the world. His name is DJ Excel. He has opened for U2, Imagine Dragons, Sting and Katy Perry. Was an official DJ for Grand Prix with Steve Aoki and performed with Nas, Gil-Scott Heron, Ghostface, Gangstarr, Busta Rhymes, The Roots and Musiq Soulchild. His new Album drops in October of 2020 and he is giving everyone a sneak preview of all his new songs exclusively on "What's Your Name Again?", the podcast. It's titled "Out the Mud" and refers to the lotus in the mud that symbolizes the hardships and difficulties of life, or a challenging time we have faced or are facing. As with the stem growing toward the surface, we also grow through our experiences, through our difficulties, learning lessons along the way, removing obstacles, and overcoming our adversities. XX Please Follow and Subscribe to the Podcast.  Email anytime to podcast@provenanceroom.com X https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRF42UoBNLo9DXv5BYQQCqg X https://www.instagram.com/kurt_caceres/ X https://www.instagram.com/wyna.podcast/ X https://www.instagram.com/provenance_room/ X https://www.provenanceroom.com/wyna-podcast

We're joined this month by the legend, DJ Excel of the Skratch Makaniks crew. He's now based in LA but comes from a long line of insanely talented Philly DJs. Tonight we'll be mixing up some of our favorite oldies joints, everything from Motown and Soul, to Doo Wop, to even some Rockabilly sprinkled in! DJExcel.com

We're joined this month by the legend, DJ Excel of the Skratch Makaniks crew. He's now based in LA but comes from a long line of insanely talented Philly DJs. Tonight we'll be mixing up some of our favorite oldies joints, everything from Motown and Soul, to Doo Wop, to even some Rockabilly sprinkled in! DJExcel.com

We're joined this month by the legend, DJ Excel of the Skratch Makaniks crew. He's now based in LA but comes from a long line of insanely talented Philly DJs. Tonight we'll be mixing up some of our favorite oldies joints, everything from Motown and Soul, to Doo Wop, to even some Rockabilly sprinkled in! DJExcel.com

The 17th edition of the Podcast Playlist is without a doubt one of the best mixes you'll hear all year from one of the most talented DJs in the game today: EXCEL. For over 20 years the Philadelphia native has been in top demand showcasing his impeccable scratch skills and ability to read a crowd along with playing the perfect song at the perfect time. Now based out of Los Angeles, Excel's rich stock has kept him in high demand amongst tastemakers and corporate clients like Nike, Google, Youtube, HBO and Playboy and he holds down residencies in Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Iowa City and Atlantic City. Check the next level mix and download all your favorite tracks from the mix at HeavyHits.com Thank you EX!

Greetings Love bunnies! Winter is among us! Yay! Where is my cuddle bunny?! ;) I dropped my mic. In the closet so I think I might need to get a new one. I noticed it sounded it a bit off on playback. My bad. It is old and now poor thing is on its last limb. So if you think it's your headphones acting up it's prolly just my mic. Here is a funk, dance and oldskool mix by DJ Excel. Philly, LA. Djexcel.com @djexcel on instagram and twitter. There is no tracklisting! If you would like to venmo me a gift for my birthday that would be awesome! @rachaeldepp or even just subscribing to the show or letting someone you know ... know about it. Share the wealth! Download the app in the app store. Merry Christmas bunnies! I love you all so dearly. Hope the holidays are truly magical to each and every one of you. xo Keep the dream alive. Everyday is a Celebration. Love Always, Rachael Depp

On this episode… my batteries run out. Before that I discuss the current domestic market place for DJs. Why I think clubs are paying less and clubs are closing around the country. I answer a question sent in by a DJ a few weeks ago. I answer a text message from DJ Excel. Then my batteries run out. Enjoy! This podcast is sponsored by www.clubkillers.com for the next 30 days, get 50% a new subscription with the discount code: MYFAVORITEDJ Support the podcast by becoming a Club Killer today! Be sure to check out my new Amazon influencer store front. All of the things I use to make this podcast are there along with what I carry in my DJ bag and general products that I like for my everyday life. This is a new way to support the podcast, check it out! https://www.amazon.com/shop/myfavoritedj My "Truth in The Booth" and "My Favorite DJ" T-shirt collaboration with Evrydy Co. is now live. https://www.evrydyco.com Please rate the podcast! I want to become the highest rated DJ Podcast on iTunes. www.JustOneLink.net/djkonflikt (You should get Just One Link) SUBSCRIBE!!! Send me your questions: MyFavoritePodcast@gmail.com Instagram://user?username=MyFavoriteDJ (Opens Instagram) Venmo: MyFavoriteDJ Cash App: $MyFavoriteDJ Bitcoin address: 34K1kE4h2cz9zm669hHCAgiRibUzS3ek6d

This week we have DJ Excel! Now based in Los Angeles, Excel came back home to Philadelpha to sit with us and talk about the past, present, and future of DJing. Excel talks about his early days and his ascension into Philly's world of party rockin. He talks about his move to LA and the obstacles that needed to be overcome to make it in a new city. We also talk a lot of shit as usual! From Excel's Bio: Drawing upon the rich musical heritage of his Philadelphia upbringing and a cultivated influence from the numerous DJ pioneers that Philly birthed into the culture, it’s no surprise that the self taught DJ, who began his journey at age 11, has been a dance floor powerhouse in nightclubs around the world for 20 years. Now based out of Los Angeles, Excel‘s rich stock has kept him in high demand amongst tastemakers and corporate clients like Nike, Google, Cisco, Youtube, HBO and Playboy, in addition to regular appearances spanning every nightlife market between the coasts, including residencies in Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Iowa City and Atlantic City. In his downtime, he produces with Baltimore’s DJ Impulse under the moniker ALFA PAARE. With 6 EP releases and numerous remixes for artists like, Dev, Yuna, Leon Bridges, & Silk City under their belt, they quickly have earned themselves regular placement in some of the most respected DJ sets around the Globe. Now based out of Los Angeles, Excel‘s rich stock has kept him in high demand amongst tastemakers and corporate clients like Nike, Google, Cisco, Youtube, HBO and Playboy, in addition to regular appearances spanning every nightlife market between the coasts, including residencies in Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Iowa City and Atlantic City. In his downtime, he produces with Baltimore’s DJ Impulse under the moniker ALFA PAARE. With 6 EP releases and numerous remixes for artists like, Dev, Yuna, Leon Bridges, & Silk City under their belt, they quickly have earned themselves regular placement in some of the most respected DJ sets around the Globe.

This week we have DJ Excel! Now based in Los Angeles, Excel came back home to Philadelpha to sit with us and talk about the past, present, and future of DJing. Excel talks about his early days and his ascension into Philly's world of party rockin. He talks about his move to LA and the obstacles that needed to be overcome to make it in a new city. We also talk a lot of shit as usual! From Excel's Bio: Drawing upon the rich musical heritage of his Philadelphia upbringing and a cultivated influence from the numerous DJ pioneers that Philly birthed into the culture, it's no surprise that the self taught DJ, who began his journey at age 11, has been a dance floor powerhouse in nightclubs around the world for 20 years. Now based out of Los Angeles, Excel‘s rich stock has kept him in high demand amongst tastemakers and corporate clients like Nike, Google, Cisco, Youtube, HBO and Playboy, in addition to regular appearances spanning every nightlife market between the coasts, including residencies in Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Iowa City and Atlantic City. In his downtime, he produces with Baltimore's DJ Impulse under the moniker ALFA PAARE. With 6 EP releases and numerous remixes for artists like, Dev, Yuna, Leon Bridges, & Silk City under their belt, they quickly have earned themselves regular placement in some of the most respected DJ sets around the Globe. Now based out of Los Angeles, Excel‘s rich stock has kept him in high demand amongst tastemakers and corporate clients like Nike, Google, Cisco, Youtube, HBO and Playboy, in addition to regular appearances spanning every nightlife market between the coasts, including residencies in Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Iowa City and Atlantic City. In his downtime, he produces with Baltimore's DJ Impulse under the moniker ALFA PAARE. With 6 EP releases and numerous remixes for artists like, Dev, Yuna, Leon Bridges, & Silk City under their belt, they quickly have earned themselves regular placement in some of the most respected DJ sets around the Globe.

This week we have DJ Excel! Now based in Los Angeles, Excel came back home to Philadelpha to sit with us and talk about the past, present, and future of DJing. Excel talks about his early days and his ascension into Philly's world of party rockin. He talks about his move to LA and the obstacles that needed to be overcome to make it in a new city. We also talk a lot of shit as usual! From Excel's Bio: Drawing upon the rich musical heritage of his Philadelphia upbringing and a cultivated influence from the numerous DJ pioneers that Philly birthed into the culture, it’s no surprise that the self taught DJ, who began his journey at age 11, has been a dance floor powerhouse in nightclubs around the world for 20 years. Now based out of Los Angeles, Excel‘s rich stock has kept him in high demand amongst tastemakers and corporate clients like Nike, Google, Cisco, Youtube, HBO and Playboy, in addition to regular appearances spanning every nightlife market between the coasts, including residencies in Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Iowa City and Atlantic City. In his downtime, he produces with Baltimore’s DJ Impulse under the moniker ALFA PAARE. With 6 EP releases and numerous remixes for artists like, Dev, Yuna, Leon Bridges, & Silk City under their belt, they quickly have earned themselves regular placement in some of the most respected DJ sets around the Globe. Now based out of Los Angeles, Excel‘s rich stock has kept him in high demand amongst tastemakers and corporate clients like Nike, Google, Cisco, Youtube, HBO and Playboy, in addition to regular appearances spanning every nightlife market between the coasts, including residencies in Las Vegas, Miami, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Iowa City and Atlantic City. In his downtime, he produces with Baltimore’s DJ Impulse under the moniker ALFA PAARE. With 6 EP releases and numerous remixes for artists like, Dev, Yuna, Leon Bridges, & Silk City under their belt, they quickly have earned themselves regular placement in some of the most respected DJ sets around the Globe.

Summer Greetings Love Bunnies!!!!! Hope this June Gloom is not getting to you! Episode 110 is a house music mix by DJ Excel /Philly, LA and DJ Impulse /Baltimore, LA. There is no tracklisting for this mix. Find DJ EXCEL on Instagram @djexcel iPhone app DJ Excel Twitter @djexcel http://djexcel.com/ Find DJ Impulse on Instagram @djimpulse https://www.facebook.com/Dj-Impulse-7802924621/   Download the 1indienation iPhone app and subscribe to the podcast in apple podcasts app! Download the android app in amazon app store. DONATE  DONATE DONATE DONATE DONATE DONATE Help me get new gear for the 1indienation podcast!!!! paypal.me/RachaelBeauty or Venmo  @rachaeldepp Anything helps! Love you!!!! xoxo Rachael Depp muah!

DJ Excel and DJ Impulse thankfully recorded this funky and very fun set that they played inside Commonwealth in Las Vegas. The party is curated by DJ Crykit and it is called “Crykit’s Playhouse” it happens the second Thursday of every month. Thank you guys for recording and letting me put it out there! www.JustOneLink.net/djkonflikt (You should get Just One Link) Be sure to check out my new Amazon influencer store front. All of the things I use to make this podcast are there along with what I carry in my DJ bag and general products that I like for my everyday life. This is a new way to support the podcast, check it out! https://www.amazon.com/shop/myfavoritedj SUBSCRIBE!!! Send me your questions: MyFavoritePodcast@gmail.com Follow!!!! -----> Instagram://user?username=Excelagram Follow!!!! -----> Instagram://user?username=DJImpulse Follow!!!! -----> Instagram://user?username=CrykitsPlayhouse SUBSCRIBE!!! Send me your questions: MyFavoritePodcast@gmail.com Venmo: MyFavoriteDJ Cash App: $MyFavoriteDJ Bitcoin address: 34K1kE4h2cz9zm669hHCAgiRibUzS3ek6d

Episode 66: DJ EXCEL & DJ IMPULSE Philadelphia native DJ Excel and Baltimore native DJ Impulse join the fellas this week to discuss the CES 2019 Trade Show in Las Vegas and the difference between spinning clubs vs corporate gigs. Excel shares a recent experience playing R.Kelly in the club and everyone chimes in on a discussion regarding compromising their personal politics for a pay check. Impulse speaks about Baltimore Club and DC Go-Go. With the word “Culture Vulture” being thrown around in the media recently, everyone tries to define what a “Culture Vulture” actually is.

Greetings Sexy Bunnies!!!! Happy Fall! I am loving this weather. Time for cuddling and everything pumpkin! :) Episode 104 is 1 of 3 disco mixes by DJ EXCEL // LA/Philly. You can download his app DJ Excel in the iTunes store to find out tour dates and listen to other mixes by him. Also check out his website DJEXCEL.com for more info. There is no tracklisting for this show. If you would like to submit a track or mix please send me the mp3 or wav to 1indienation at gmail dot com. I will take it into consideration. Follow me on instagram @1indienation Follow me on Twitter @rachael Like me on Facebook.com/1indienation Love you xo Thanks for tuning into my show! Rachael Depp

World traveling Dj Excel stops by the show to talk about his 20-year career compared to "soundcloud djs", why he prefers club djing and of course he joins us for a round of real or spam!

The LA based DJ Excel started in Philly as part of The Skratch Makaniks Crew and learning under the tutelage of DJ royalty like Jazzy Jeff and Rich Medina. Since then, he’s become one of the most in-demand traveling DJs, playing in every nightlife market in the US, including overseas in Europe and Japan.  He produces house music with Baltimore’s DJ Impulse under the moniker ALFA PAARE. In this interview, Excel describes mentorship in DJing, the sacrifice of leaving a market at the top and starting over to establish yourself elsewhere, and the importance of choosing a good DJ moniker. You can follow DJ Excel on Instagram at @excelagram and catch up with him at DJExcel.com . You can also download the DJ Excel app on the iTunes store. --- Opening Set is a podcast about DJing and nightlife culture hosted by King Most and produced by Jon Reyes. You can follow them on Instagram at @openingset and e-mail any questions/feedback at openingsetpodcast@gmail.com. The show is produced with love from the Bay Area. Yee.

Discussing the problems with playing the same set/music/strings of songs as well as some reasons why it may sometimes be necessary. The question inbox gets emptied out and a TBT Mix by DJ Excel! Be sure to check out my new Amazon influencer store front. All of the things I use to make this podcast are there along with what I carry in my DJ bag and general products that I like for my everyday life. This is a new way to support the podcast, check it out! https://www.amazon.com/shop/myfavoritedj Instagram://user?username=MyFavoriteDJ (Opens Instagram) Twitter://user?user_id=65716605 (Opens Twitter) www.Facebook.com/MyFavoriteDJ Subscribe! Please rate the podcast! I want to become the highest rated DJ Podcast on iTunes. Send your questions to MyFavoritePodcast@gmail.com Venmo: MyFavoriteDJ Cash App: $MyFavoriteDJ Bitcoin address: 34K1kE4h2cz9zm669hHCAgiRibUzS3ek6d

Talking to DJ Excel from Philadelphia now living in Los Angeles about moving to follow his dream of being a DJ on the national stage. A lot of good content for people thinking about moving their home base to follow their dreams. Be sure to check out my new Amazon influencer store front. All of the things I use to make this podcast are there along with what I carry in my DJ bag and general products that I like for my everyday life. This is a new way to support the podcast, check it out! https://www.amazon.com/shop/myfavoritedj Follow Excel on Instagram: Instagram://user?username=Excelagram Instagram://user?username=MyFavoriteDJ (Opens Instagram) Twitter://user?user_id=65716605 (Opens Twitter) www.Facebook.com/MyFavoriteDJ SUBSCRIBE!! Please rate the podcast! I want to become the highest rated DJ Podcast on iTunes. Send me your questions: MyFavoritePodcast@Gmail.com Venmo: MyFavoriteDJ Cash App: $MyFavoriteDJ Bitcoin address: 34K1kE4h2cz9zm669hHCAgiRibUzS3ek6d

It’s popular to think technology has made DJing easy. DJ Excel says it’s harder than ever. "When I started, you only had to do a portion of what I have to do now. You didn't have to worry about branding. You didn't have to worry about social media. You didn't have to worry about anything else other than making sure you had the records, making sure you were at the club on time.” Excel lets us know how he manages it all, shares a couple mistakes he’s made along the way, and explains why not having a safety net has kept him at his best. If you liked this episode, check out our interview with Vikter Duplaix: https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/vikter-duplaix-teaches-you-how-to-be-fearless-baby EDM.com Track of the Week: https://soundcloud.com/hip-hop/donnie-parker-tattoo-ladi-ft-roach-gigz

This week, we invite to the show the resident DJ of “Wet” Night Club at the Mount Airy Casino in the Poconos, DJ Excel. All parties involved (aside from Cherry) […]

DJ Excel reppin' Philly hooks you up with an eclectic taste. Club Killers Radio Episode #161 - DJ EXCEL Club Killers Radio is a 100% free high energy mix series featuring up & coming DJ talent from every major city in the USA & the world. Every mix is at least 60 minutes long & is filled with the best in cutting edge club anthems to keep your adrenaline pumping during those workouts or long drives. Club Killers Radio is hosted by one of the USA's most listened to DJs, Alex Dreamz. Who can be heard across the country on 102.7 KIIS FM in Los Angeles, iHeartRadio, & Sirius XM Ch. 11. We appreciate all your 5 star ratings & review. We read each & every single post. For more info please contact info@clubkillers.com.

Greetings Bunnies! March is here! Spring is almost upon us! Thank god. My fave time of year. In LA this winter we had so much rain this season, it will be nice to have our bright, sunny days back! This episode of the 1ndienation podcast features a classic reggae mix from DJ EXCEL / Philly, LA. You can get more info and mixes on his website http://djexcel.com Follow him on Twitter @djexcel Follow him on instagram @excelagram I am not sure if he has snapchat! Ask him! ;) haha. Topics: Travel Ban, Immigration. Miitomo App, Nintendo Switch, Bodybuilding.com (rachdepp) Snapchat - Spectacles for sale. Download the 1indienation iPhone app! Follow me on Twitter - @Rachael Instagram @1indienation or Snapchat -Rachaeldepp Love you, xox Rachael  

Greetings snow bunnies!!! How ya'll doing? If in California, you are doing pretty allright but you might be hella thirsty in this drought! Episode 76 is a live set mix recorded from Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. DJ Excel from Philly/LA is on the tables. It's a mixed genre set. Lots of unexpected goodies that just WERK. I get a chance to interview and cool out with the fly DJ Excel himself. ;) Stalk him on http://djexcel.com Instagram - @excelagram twitter - @djexcel http://soundcloud.com/excelsmc artist                                  name                                                                       -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                                                        -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Duke Dumont f. Jax Jones                I Got U (Original Mix)                                                     Tiger & Woods                           Don't Hesitate (feat. Em)                                                  Tiger & Woods                           Don't Hesitate (feat. Em)                                                  Patrice Rushen                          Haven't You Heard (Joey Negro Extended Disco Mix)                          Executive Suite (Charles Jackson)       Loving Me (Kon Edit)                                                       Homework                                Hudson Square                                                              Homework                                Hudson Square                                                              The Neighbourhood                       Sweater Weather                                                            Friendly Fires                          Hurting (Tensnake remix)                                                   Drake                                   Hold On, We're Going Home (TJR Refix)                                      Ben Pearce                              What I Might Do (Simion Remix)                                             N*E*R*D f. Nelly Furtado                Hot-N-Fun (Main)                                                           N*E*R*D f. Nelly Furtado                Hot-N-Fun (Main)                                                           N*E*R*D f. Nelly Furtado                Hot-N-Fun (Main)                                                           Kenna                                   Say Goodbye 2 Love (clean)                                                 Kenna                                   Say Goodbye 2 Love (clean)                                                 Goldfrapp                               Slide In (DFA Remix)                                                       Thievery Corporation f. David Byrne     The Heart's A Lonely Hunter                                                Radiohead                               Everything In Its Right Place (Afefe Iku Rmx)                              Flying Lotus                            Do the Astral Plane                                                        Mos Def                                 Ms. Fat Booty (Louis Futon Remix)                                          Michael Jackson                         Shake Your Body (Excel Do-Over Remix)                                      Disclosure                              Lividup                                                                    Daft Punk                               Get Lucky (feat. Pharrell Williams)                                        De La Soul                              Me Myself and I (Oblapos Mode)                                             De La Soul                              Me Myself and I (Oblapos Mode)                                             Wild Sugar                              Bring It Here (Brass Monkey Sample) (1981)                                 Wild Sugar                              Bring It Here (Brass Monkey Sample) (1981)                                 Beastie Boys                            Brass Monkey                                                               Grandmaster Flash & Mellie Mel          White Lines                                                                Liquid Liquid                           Cavern (White Lines Sample)                                                No Doubt                                Hella Good                                                                 New Radicals                            You Get What You Give                                                      Fitz & The Tantrums                     MoneyGrabber                                                               The Rolling Stones                      Honky Tonk Women (Mono)                                                    J.J. Jackson                            But It's Alright                                                           Capital Cities                          Safe & Sound                                                               Phoenix                                 Trying To Be Cool                                                          Kanye West                              Paranoid f. Mr. Hudson                                                     Janet Jackson                           The Pleasure Principle                                                     Cut Copy                                Far Away (Original Mix)                                                    Depeche Mode                            Just Can't Get Enough                                                      The Strikers                            Body Music (Francois Kevorkian & Larry Levan Remix) (Fifteenth Sample)     Drop Out Orchestra                      Run Away (Psycho Killer)                                                   Röyksopp f. Erlend Øye                  Remind Me                                                                  Jamiroquai                              Canned Heat (Album Version)                                                LCD Soundsystem                         Time To Get Away                                                           Prince                                  Sexy Dancer                                                                Vincent Montana Jr. f. Goody Goody      It Looks Like Love (DJ Butcher Edit)                                       Madison Avenue                          Don't Call Me Baby                                                         Tom Novy                                Your Body (Original)                                                       The Coasters                            Down in Mexico (POSSO Bootleg)                                             Paul Simon                              You Can Call Me Al (Flight Facilities Edit)                                Todd Terje                              Inspector Norse (Original Mix)                                             Robin Thicke f. T.I. & Pharrell         Blurred Lines                                                              Chromeo                                 Needy Girl (Lifelike Remix)                                                Stardust                                Music Sounds Better With You (Radio Edit)                                  Run D.M.C.                              It's Like That                                                             Debbie Deb                              Lookout Weekend Follow me on Twitter! http://twitter.com/rachael instagram - @1indienation Support the podcast and buy the 1 Indie Nation iPhone/iPad app for $1.99! :) Love you! xo Kisses for my bunnies!

Continuing with the festive spirit Of A Very Decent Christmas, this month's mix will make you feel some type of way for the holidays. We found this early present from DJ Excel, Scratch Makaniks turntablist and Alfa Paare producer. These 72 minutes of classic Xmas songs are put together tighter than Macy's gift wrap, complete with all the scratches and tricks, and even a drop from old St. Nick. Happy Holidays to everyone!

An awesome DJ in his own right and 1/2 of the production duo "Alfa Paare" (along with DJ Excel), DJ Impulse chops it up over coffee and donuts about coming up in Baltimore, crab cakes and tour buses covered with blunt leavens. www.DJImpulseOnline.com

DJ Zimmie on WTTN Oct 2013 pt2

DJ Zimmie on WTTN Oct 2013 pt1

Skratch Makaniks crew member DJ Excel drops the knowledge about coming up in Philly, relocating to LA, Playboy Bunnies and more.  www.DJExcel.com  

 Happy October! Enjoy the electro dance mix from DJ Excel, this was recorded live in DC at Stussy. Mario Cacciottolo runs an interactive photography website and is also a BBC journalist. His photography project is called Someone Once Told Me. Check out my photo for his website!http://www.someoneoncetoldme.com/gallery/10082009 http://twitter.com/mariosotm