Podcasts about DJ Qbert

Follow Cookie Online: https://otrstudios.com/founder https://www.facebook.com/cookiejmarenco https://bluecoastmusic.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bluecoastrecords If you've ever traveled all the way around the world in order to meet your neighbor, or learned a valuable life lesson by taking the long route, then this is the story for you. Over the past 4 decades, hidden away in the hills of my tiny hometown in Belmont, California lies OTR Studio. It's a full functioning ultra-high-definition recording studio that rivals any in the world. At the studio, Gold Record Selling Artists, Grammy Winning Musicians and Academy Award film companies come to work with one of the rare gurus of sound. It took me 20 years of living in New York to realize I had a world class haven at OTR Studio to record in my own home town. Some people play instruments, like how I play the cello and trombone, some find new ways to invent instruments like DJ Qbert and his turntables and some rare talents, create and play the studio itself. Cookie Marenco makes her vintage mixing board and her stacks of sound signal processing modules into her personalized instruments. Her sensitivity to sound, experience in mixing and ability to pull and produce the best performances out of many artists is akin to a concert pianist feeling the touch of the keys to bring the most precise and dynamically beautiful music into real life. There's a reason many music legends such as saxophonist Charlie Parker's drummer Max Roach, the pianists Brad Mehldau, Jon Jang, the late great Chick Corea and major companies like Lucas Films and Sony all come to Cookie to fine tune their recordings. I came to record the podcast interview and we ended up creating an entire album. It is my honor to learn and share in real time, the evolution of audio in the highest possible fidelity, with Cookie Marenco. If you enjoy today's episode, don't forget to hit the subscribe and like buttons, connect with us on IG, TiKTok and your favorite platforms to stream audio and video. We also have a Patreon page links in description, where you can subscribe to and support and receive exclusive content and merch including the album of chill out music we created at Cookie's studio called “Sweet Sleep Meditations”. You won't regret it. Welcome back to #UpgradeMe. It's a podcast about the never ending self improvement journey, ideas and life hacks to help you level up and the people who make it happen! Hosted by Dana Leong, a 2x Grammy Winning Musician, a US Music Ambassador and a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader. Support #UpgradeMe: https://www.patreon.com/UpgradeMePod⁠ Join our communities online at: https://www.Instagram.com/UpgradeMePod https://www.TikTok.com/@UpgradeMePod https://www.Facebook.com/UpgradeMePod https://www.Youtube.com/@UpgradeMePod⁠ ⁠https://www.soundcloud.com/UpgradeMePod⁠ ⁠https://x.com/PodUpgrade⁠ ⁠https://www.Linkedin.com/in/DanaLeong Subscribe to Upgrade Me: https://bit.ly/upgradeytsub Upgrade Me is sponsored by https://www.TEKTONIKmusic.org (Harmony Heals)

Natif de la Bay Area, DJ Shortkut, de son vrai nom Jonathan Cruz, est issu d'une famille philippine. Cette origine a son importance, car dans les années 80, la jeunesse de la diaspora philippine se passionne pour les discomobiles et les sound systems qui s'affrontent pour avoir la meilleure sono et la meilleure sélection musicale.C'est en découvrant cet univers qu'il décide de devenir DJ en 1987, influencé par des stars locales comme DJ Apolo, avec qui il rejoint ensuite le groupe Invisibl Scratch Piklz, aux côtés de DJ Q-Bert et Mixmaster Mike.Ce groupe a révolutionné le monde du deejaying, devenant le premier "band" de DJs où chaque artiste joue de son propre instrument. En 1993, inspiré par les X-Men de New York, Shortkut se lance dans les compétitions et devient un adversaire redoutable. À cette même période, il intègre le collectif de Los Angeles les  Beat Junkies.Mais ne cantonnez Shortkut  pas aux compétitions et à la scratch music ! Puisqu'il est avant tout un DJ exceptionnel, avec une culture musicale impressionnante, allant de la house au reggae, en passant par le RnB. Ses talents en font l'un des DJs les plus en tournée à travers le monde.Cet été, il a malheureusement subi un grave accident dont il se remet progressivement.Aujourd'hui, nous souhaitons lui rendre hommage, d'autant plus que son anniversaire a lieu cette semaine. Le grand Shortkut est à l'honneur sur SL1200, en exclüsivité sur Grünt Radio !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Very few people have attained the level of innovation in their craft as DJ Qbert. The saying “If You Build It, They Will Come” was written about guys like him. Years before rising to global fame, he had already been discovering and perfecting a huge number of turntable routines and tricks that would become standardized scratches, staple sounds in hip-hop, pop culture caricatures in TV/Film/Video games, a focus within numerous music and sound production schools and the absolute metric of talent at the famed Disco Mix Club aka the DMC International DJ Competition. Qbert has bravely and pridefully straddled the line between commercial successes as visible as TV commercials for Apple and his own deep dirty break beat cuts such as ‘Galactic Butthair', pioneering scratch music film scores for psychedelic animated movies such as ‘Wavetwisters' and founding his own Qbert Skratch University. There is no way to ever be fully prepared for the freestyle music and comedy extravaganza that is the master DJ Qbert, and I'm honored to say we tried today on #UpgradeMe. https://www.DJqbert.com https://www.youtube.com/@thudrumble TEKTONIK Music Workout Diary by Dana Leong #TKwork A free workout journal curated by Grammy Musician & Wellness Enthusiast Dana Leong - Tag @TEKTONIKmusic #TKwork, Share, Tweet, DO IT! bit.ly/TKWORK Welcome back to Upgrade Me. It's a podcast about the never ending self improvement journey, ideas and life hacks to help you level up and the people who make it happen! Hosted by Dana Leong, a 2x Grammy Winning Musician, a US Musical Ambassador and a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader. Support #UpgradeMe: https://www.patreon.com/UpgradeMePod Join our communities online at: https://www.Instagram.com/UpgradeMePod https://www.TikTok.com/@UpgradeMePod https://www.Facebook.com/UpgradeMePod https://www.youtube.com/@UpgradeMePod https://www.soundcloud.com/UpgradeMePod https://x.com/PodUpgrade https://www.linkedin.com/in/DanaLeong Subscribe to Upgrade Me: https://bit.ly/upgradeytsub #UpgradeMe is sponsored by https://www.TEKTONIKmusic.org (Harmony Heals) #DJQbert #dmc #DMCworldchamps #DJ #HipHop #WaveTwisters #ThudRumble #MixMasterMikeOFFICIAL #d-styles530 #88rising #TheOFFICIALDMCUSA #invisiblskratchpiklz #grammy #danaleong #motivation #comedy #DJcityTV #Fuse #reorena884 #boilerroom #Diplo #djsararyusei #IMOKDILLA #DJKhaledOfficial #dubspot #vestax2650 #NativeInstruments

1/ LY AND SERSOUL. Nadie se queda para siempre. 2/ ZEIDAH. Desde siempre. Prod. Khaibeat. 3/ RA. Me voy. feat LIO. 4/ LA BARIG. Losing U. feat DJ ROSVIL. 5/ ÉBANO & LOUIS AMOEBA. Joven Jugador. 6/ HOKE. Chorbo real. 7/ DUKU. Amiri. feat SALVIA. 8/ MONOSHAO. Manifiesto. 9/ MEZKLA DOHNAIRE. Bela Lugosi. 10/ J. PARKER. En el 41 Pt 1. 11/ L’ORANGE. The everyday illusion. 12/ JUSOUL. Kiss the sky. 13/ MIX MASTER MIKE. Billie Klubb. 14/ DR. OCTAGON. Bear witness. feat DJ Q BERT. 15/ SAINT JAMES. Ohysplease. 16/ YETBABY. Subway Sleep. 17/ GOLDEN SAMPLERS. Forgive Him. 18/ BIZARRE. Count on me.19/ KOTA THE FRIEND. Yuma.Escuchar audio

Originaire de San Francisco et de son vrai nom Dan Nakamura, Dan The Automator plonge très jeune dans l'univers artistique. À l'âge de trois ans, sa mère l'inscrit dans une école de musique où il apprend à jouer du violon. En grandissant, Dan développe une passion pour la pop et la funk qu'il explore de manière rigoureuse. C'est après avoir été happé par le groupe RUN DMC qu'il découvre le monde du rap.Au lycée, Dan devient DJ et perfectionne son art du diggin'. Passionné par les instruments électroniques, il se met à collectionner frénétiquement des boîtes à rythmes et des claviers. Il établit ensuite le Studio Glue Factory dans la cave de ses parents, un endroit où DJ Shadow enregistre son premier disque. Dan y perfectionne ses compétences de beatmaker et d'ingénieur du son.Ces compétences finissent par être reconnues par un public plus large grâce au projet Dr Octagon, où Dan, accompagné du rappeur Kool Keith et de DJ Qbert, repoussent les limites du rap. C'est alors que Dan The Automator devient une référence avant de devenir une superstar mondiale en tant que producteur du projet Gorillaz.En résumé, Dan The Automator est un geek consciencieux et iconoclaste qui a su fusionner ses obsessions avec sa créativité. SLurg et Bachir vous proposent de parcourir son univers lors d'un mix SL1200 exclusif pour Grünt.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

DJ QBert is one of the most influential DJs of all time and masters of scratching. As a member of Invisibl Skratch Piklz along with DJs like Mix Master Mike, Apollo, Shortkut, and others, he helped pioneer the movement of turntablism. Growing up in San Francisco, QBert gained worldwide renown by battling in competitions like the ITF and DMC. He was part of the album Dr. Octagon with Kool Keith and Dan the Automator, and has released music and scratch records through labels like Dirt Style and Skratchy Seal. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QKQ1f5v6Ck4 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historyofthebay/support

The final podcast in our series dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Hip Hop provides the views of leading DJs and how equipment advanced as well as the growth of the mobile DJ and DJ battling. Check out this episode with DJ Qbert, Dave Lopez, DJ Imperial JayCee (may he rest in peace), DJ Aladdin and DJ Sir Jinx. Join us and our very special guest musician, curator of culture, and frontman of the Lyrical Groove, Kendrick Dial.

Flash hade förfinat sin revolutionerande konst i mitten av 70-talet. Allt som han en gång drömde om att bli som graffitimålare eller breakdansare hade han nu blivit som DJ. En större-än-livet-självt figur som drev danspubliken till extas. Full av självförtroende lämnade Flash discoscenen, och koncentrerade sig istället på att hålla ställningarna i södra Bronx. Men ett element saknades. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Grandmaster Flash behövde någon som kunde hålla igång publiken medan han dekonstruerade populärmusiken vid stålhjulen. På både det artistiska och personliga planet stod han nu inför sina största utmaningar. Den andra och sista delen med Grandmaster Flash är sagan om hiphopens födelse. Medverkar gör också Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Grand Wizzard Theodore, Melle Mel, Raheim, Sugarhill Gang, Bill Curtis i Fatback Band, DJ Qbert med flera.

Episode 285: SHORTKUT On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome the Bay Area's finest @ShortKut. ShortKut sets the record straight on how many DJ crews he's in, including @thebeatjunkies @ispiklz @triplethreatdjs (00:34) and explains the renegade “Sound System Crews” that shaped the Bay Area's DJ culture (7:45). He talks being friends with legends like @DJQbert and @MixMasterMike (13:01), reflects on his early 2000s @Gap commercial with Rob Swift (@Brolicarm) and @ShanSossamon (23:02) and speaks on his favorite foreign cities to DJ in (31:01). The fellas debate when DJs started getting excluded from Hip Hop records (45:30) and Shortcut talks about falling in love with his girlfriend @Lokanalynn through DJ'ing (57:20). Finally, the crew discuss “biting” or stealing mixes (1:17:01).

Episode 284: A-TRAK On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome World Champion Turntablist, record label executive, 1/2 of @DuckSauceNYC, and DJ/Producer @ATrak.  A-Trak talks about being a child prodigy winning the DMC World Championship (@DMCDJChamps) at 15 years old (5:10), speaks on the discipline it takes to win a title with only 2 years of DJ experience (14:20), and opens up about his big brother relationships with @Dave1, @DJQbert, @Crazeroni and the late, great #RocRaida (28:01).  He explains why he started @FoolsGoldRecs (32:30), reflects on his viral debate with @Roctakon on the plight of the “working DJ” (41:55) and explains how he became #KanyeWest's DJ (49:40). A-Trak speaks on how his album @Mr_Camron came about (1:19:49) and talks about how he makes no money off his triple-platinum remix of the @YeahYeahYeahs' ‘Heads Will Roll' (1:31:00). Finally, he states his frustration with the current DJ climate (1:40:01) and addresses past backlash he received for replacing #DJAM (@DJAMLives) in his collaboration project with @TravisBarker for #TRV$DJAM (1:51:01).

We had the opportunity to speak with one of the most humblest Professional DJs on The Planet. DJ Qbert has revolutionized the art of Scratching in so many ways. It was an honor speaking with him and hearing his story. Thanks For being apart of our show Brother!!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2djs/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2djs/support

The combination of growing up in an environment heavily influenced by Hip-Hop culture, it was only a matter of time before Rey was exposed to the turntablist and b-boy side of things. The "DJ" in Hip-Hop always went hand in hand with the "MC '' or "B-Boys" at all the scenes whether underground or mainstream in scenes throughout New York City. But it was the actual art and technical skills behind DJing that locked in his interest and passion for it. Absorbing all the information possible from attending DJ Battles, being behind the DJ booth at nightclubs, and watching performances from the best to do it such as DJ Q-Bert, MixMaster Mike, Roc Raida, Jazzy Jeff, DJ Scratch, and DJ Kid Capri, all that was left was to get behind the two turntables and a mixer. The rest was history.' From hours of practice in the good ol' bedroom to DJing in the hottest spots in New York City and New Jersey, the potential in this "career" was endless. Fast forward years of DJing events, and radio. networking, and showcasing his talent, Rey has built a name for himself as a DJ and an MC in the tri-state. In addition, he's become the vice president of one of the most sought-after Latin & Caribbean events companies in NYC. While being one of the main talents of the company, he brings his insight to the company and manages other DJs and MCs within the company.  The journey still continues as he is a student of the game and new opportunities arise day to day. It's all a matter of learning, growing, adapting and paying it forward. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2djs/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2djs/support

Flash hade förfinat sin revolutionerande konst i mitten av 70-talet. Allt som han en gång drömde om att bli som graffitimålare eller breakdansare hade han nu blivit som DJ. En större-än-livet-självt figur som drev danspubliken till extas. Full av självförtroende lämnade Flash discoscenen, och koncentrerade sig istället på att hålla ställningarna i södra Bronx. Men ett element saknades. Grandmaster Flash behövde någon som kunde hålla igång publiken medan han dekonstruerade populärmusiken vid stålhjulen. På både det artistiska och personliga planet stod han nu inför sina största utmaningar. Den andra och sista delen med Grandmaster Flash är sagan om hiphopens födelse. Medverkar gör också Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Grand Wizzard Theodore, Melle Mel, Raheim, Sugarhill Gang, Bill Curtis i Fatback Band, DJ Qbert med flera.

Originaire de San José et de son vrai nom Dave Cuasito, Dj D-Styles découvre le hip-hop à travers la dance au milieu des années 80 et en tant que danseur il se passionne pour les titres avec des boites à rythmes et s'est en écoutant Marley Marl qu'il découvre le scratch et là c'est la révolution dans sa tête.  L'homme va également être influencé par des stars local comme Peanut Butter Wolf qui va être une source d'inspiration. Sur la Bay Area il fait aussi la connaissance de Dj Qbert, Mixmaster Mike et Appolo qui vont devenir les invisbl scratch piklz, groupe que D-Styles va intégrer tout comme le collectif de Los Angeles les Beat Junkies. Comme beaucoup de dj's de sa génération D-Styles va faire des battles mais il va très vite se rendre compte qu'il est un dj de studio et dans la deuxième moitié des années 90 il va se recentrer pour créer son propre style et sa propre musique. Dj D-Styles devient alors la référence ultime en terme de scratch et en 2023 l'homme reste productif créatif et inégalé. Le Dj préféré de ton dj préféré est à l'honneur cette semaine sur SL1200 en exclusivité sur Grunt RadioHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

Mike continues to recall memories from living in San Francisco in 1995. Topics discussed include: 8th and Geary apartment, Kodik Joe, Clifton Carter, working at Think Skateboards, The Dirty Dildo, High Speed Productions, Conqr, RJD2, George Washington High School, Cram, regional handstyles, Club Deco, DJ Qbert, Invisibl Skratch Piklz, scratching in stereo, latex gloves, lying to cops, Psycho City, 4th of July, Fame Whore, Coliseum Yard, TDK crew, Dream, Meut, Friday nights on KUNM, Krash, painting on LSD, Susan Farrell, ArtCrimes (graffiti.org), nonsense words as tag names, symmetrical pieces, using brick walls as a grid, increased focus from cannabis use, consistent straight bars versus tapering curves, creating new styles, 20th and Illinois wall, Twist, Reminisce, KR, Sope and Felon, Front Street wall, Lords crew, Rules of Going Over, trippy Goth girl, The Blue Danube, Shoot a Tagger fliers, Tie's murder, Amarjit and Narangkar, Sikhs, Sam Flores, painting trucks on Christmas night, refinishing and painting my 1965 Pontiac Tempest.

This week our guest has a reputation that proceeds him. We learn about training for the DMC championships, Turntable TV, Kool Keith, and creating Wave Twisters. The first ever audio soundtrack to be formed into a animated film. From Dr.Octagon to Next Cosmos we get a chance to learn about DJ Qbert's career, work ethic, and his love for giving back. Check him out www.djqbert.com http://instagram.com/djqbert Then hit us with the follow https://linktr.ee/jamesgearlds

Episode 238: CLEVELAND TERRY On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome the "Bar Mitzvah King" and famed DJ Youtuber @ClevelandTerry_. Cleveland discusses the negative comments he received on a recent video with @DJQbert (6:11). He talks about partnering up @DJParisPaul to create their own successful events company @CheckOne2Ent (25:45). Cleveland opens up about converting to Judaism (45:10) and how his events company started small but now works 500 bar mitzvahs a year and staffs 80+ employees (56:20). He admits to being overextended and struggling to delegate early with his company (1:15:12) and breaks down how @Mojaxx helped him connect to the right DJ equipment companies to expand his Youtube channel (1:20:45). Finally, Cleveland addresses a video he made countering the Road podcast's “views” on Twitch DJs (1:40:40).

DJ Kid Ginseng sat down for an in-depth interview with Joe Kelley Radio in between his stellar concert. Kid Ginseng is also joined by DJ 704 and producer/musician Randy Funke (King For A Day, Grapes of Vaudvillian Fantasy). Born in the Bahamas, 25% French American citizen, Kid Ginseng has been mixing and scratching since 1997. Known for proper electro, he produces tracks, and runs the critically acclaimed Kraftjerkz label played by DJs such as I-F, Helena Hauff, Danny Daze, Nina Kraviz, Solvent etc. He has had releases on Lost Soul Enterprises, Basement Floor, Hip Hop Slam, and La La Land. He is also touring turntablist for legendary funk group, Tom Tom Club touring in such places as North America, Japan, UK, and Western Europe.. His name has shared the credits with DJ Qbert, Shortkut, and DJ Quest on multiple compilations released by Bay Area label, Hip Hop Slam. He has also collaborated multiple times with Detroit's technobass pioneer, DJ Di'jital. In 1999 he produced an electrofunk megamix cassette distributed by Turntablelab and the famous Fat Beats nyc. _____________ Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Prince featured the "Upper Room with Joe Kelley and Gi Dussault" on his official website www.npgmusicclub.com. This is the first radio show to have ever received that honor. "Joe Kelley Radio" has been on the radio airwaves since 1982. Joe Kelley and Gi Dussault co-host the show and are well-respected in the music business as creative air personalities and supporters of independent musicians . Our web site is located at www.joekelleyradio.com . The show broadcasts 24 hours/ 7 days a week here, and also, live locally, in Fairfield, CT on WVOF 88.5 FM , on Mondays from 6pm-8pm EST. The show features creative music in funk, R&B, jazz, blues, rock, hip-hop, latin, and gospel. In addition, Joe Kelley has interviewed renowned musicians such as Victor Wooten, Sheila E. , Foley, Robin Duhe, Jef Lee Johnson, Jellybean Johnson, Monte Moir, Rhonda Smith, Bernie Worrell, Cyndi Lauper, Michael Bland, Larry Graham, Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth, Steve Smith, St. Paul Peterson, JD Blair, Tori Ruffin, Kat Dyson, Eric Person, actor Jeff Daniels, Junior Giscombe, John Scofield, EC Scott, John Blackwell, Mystic Bowie, and many others. Finally, "Joe Kelley Radio" hosts an in-house concert series.

The author of this chapter is James W. Perkinson, a spoken word poet and adjunct professor of things spiritual in an urban college. He describes himself in the chapter as a “repentant Euro-colonizer” who unlearned some of his privilege as a “white male North American and an unwitting beneficiary of the entire history of colonial relations between my ancestors and the Philippine Islands since 1898…” So, you may be asking just what is it that James W. Perkinson is doing in exploring Filipino Babaylanism? And that's actually a specific question that he answers, while also confessing that he knows his contribution is minor. And as a participant in a shared dialogue on spirituality, babaylanism, for James, is a question about an entire way of life, not just spirituality. He then goes on to talk about DJ Qbert's, a Filipino-American DJ Qbert emerged in the early 1990's as hip-hop's premier turntablist on the forefront of the sonic improvisation known as “scratching”, and compare his scratching to something more cosmic and spiritual akin to shamanic journeying via indigenous plants, because DJs like Qbert regularly reflect that they “see” far beyond what they can produce. And to the degree babaylanism can be grasped as an upwelling of animate energy, Qbert's scratching also brings an upwelling of vital memory, channeling ancestral wisdom, combining a kapwa sensibility within his turntables and synthesizers. End music by Dayana Capulong. (C) Dayana Capulong, 2022 _______________________________________________________________________ Time Stamps: 1. Grounding Prayer & Opening @ 1:04 2. "90 second DECOLONIZING" Heart Check-in @ 3:10 3. BROWN GIRL CLIFF NOTES / Chapter Overview @ 10:40 4. Vocabulary Words @ 21:04 5. Quotes @ 31:57 6. Closing Prayer @ 48:11

The legendary DJ Q-Bert takes us inside the making and meaning of his psychedelic 'Origins (Wave Twisters 0)' and each of the album's 18 songs. Dive deep into the studio process and the Wave Twisters characters via this fascinating track-by-track breakdown!

La Mélodie du Bonheur, c'est un podcast consacré à l'actualité musicale. Toutes les deux semaines, un album passe dans le viseur de l'équipe. Et de temps à autre, on vous propose en plus un hors-actu choisi par un membre de l'équipe ! L'album de la semaine : Cette semaine, Flavien, Loïc, Michaël et Wazoo vous parlent de Sick!, album d'Earl Sweatshirt sorti le 14 janvier 2022. Ils sont rejoints par Sylvain pour le quiz et les recommandations. Les recommandations : • Flavien : OlliOlli World, jeu vidéo développé par Roll7• Loïc : Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By, album de Lovage• Michaël : Indices, six essais, essais écrits par Zadie Smith• Sylvain : Julie (en 12 chapitres), film réalisé par Joachim Trier• Wazoo : Riven, la suite de Myst, jeu vidéo développé par Cyan Worlds Tracklist : • Générique de début : Michel Polnareff – Une simple mélodie ; Star Academy – La Musique• Album de la semaine : Earl Sweatshirt - East ; Earl Sweatshirt - Old Friends ; Earl Sweatshirt - Sick! ; Earl Sweatshirt - Lye• Quiz : Vince Staples - New earlsweatshirt (Interlude) ; Aminé - Pressure in My Palms (feat. Vince Staples & slowthai) ; Rejjie Snow - Egyptian Luvr (feat. Aminé) ; Clairo - Hello? (feat. Rejjie Snow) ; Charli XCX - February 2017 (feat. Clairo & Yaeji) ; Danny Brown - Float On (feat. Charli XCX) ; Your Old Droog - Grandma Hips (feat. Danny Brown) ; Mach-Hommy - Nothin' But Net (feat. Your Old Droog) ; Westside Gunn - King City (feat. Mach-Hommy & DJ Q-Bert) ; Benny the Butcher - Fifty One (feat. Westside Gunn) ; Boldy James & The Alchemist - Brickmile to Montana (feat. Benny the Butcher) ; Quelle Chris - PRX (feat. Alchemist & Guilty Simpson) ; Roc Marciano - Cut the Check (feat. Blu & Quelle Chris) ; Billy Woods - Body of Work (feat. Masai Bey & Roc Marciano) ; Navy Blue - Poderoso (feat. Billy Woods) ; Earl Sweatshirt - The Mint (feat. Navy Blue)• Morceau de fin : Oklou - Fall (A. G. Cook Remix)• Générique de fin : Pet Shop Boys – Hit Music ; ABBA – Thank You for the Music ; Ulver – Like Music ; Kraftwerk – Musique Non Stop ; Serge Gainsbourg – Ballade de Melody Nelson Retrouver le podcast : XSilence | Facebook | Twitter | Apple Podcasts | Podcloud

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

The 1st episode of the 2nd season. Slightly new format, with some new editions of "unusual knowledge", "trivia" & a philosophical question session closer. Of course, Sophie's Choices are still on the menu. On this episode of DOD45 Tai & Adrienne chat with scratcher, dj, turntablist phenom DJ Qbert. They discuss Qbert's involvement on Dr. Octagon, Wave Twisters, Qbert's first album, Bruce Lee, Alyssa Milano, electric cars, working a job for your dad, extraterrestrial experiences and much more. Sophie's Choice questions from this episode include: Van Halen or Van Damme? Breakin' or Beat Street? Kool Keith or Kool Herc? Jazzy Jay or Jazzy Jeff? Grand Master Flash or Grand Wizard Theodore? Bruce Lee or Chuck Norris? DJ Shorkut or Cut Chemist? P-Funk or Thelonious Monk? Rob Swift or Ken Swift? Tai's shirt in this episode: Mr. Dibbs Prints of the Qbert alien octopus are available here Pertinent links from the episode: DJ Qbert official website: https://www.thudrumble.com Scratch 2001 documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8aMMpoSUSQ Qbert on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/qbert Become an ArtByTai collector at https://artbytai.com/ Theme music by Nalei from her debut album "13" - https://open.spotify.com/album/0BUFr5M7SR7AgBP4eH1BUx?si=4pH9ottnQDGuL-CISl53IA --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

Flash hade förfinat sin revolutionerande konst i mitten av 70-talet. Allt som han en gång drömde om att bli som graffitimålare eller breakdansare hade han nu blivit som DJ. En större-än-livet-självt figur som drev danspubliken till extas. Full av självförtroende lämnade Flash discoscenen, och koncentrerade sig istället på att hålla ställningarna i södra Bronx. Men ett element saknades. Grandmaster Flash behövde någon som kunde hålla igång publiken medan han dekonstruerade populärmusiken vid stålhjulen. På både det artistiska och personliga planet stod han nu inför sina största utmaningar. Den andra och sista delen med Grandmaster Flash är sagan om hiphopens födelse. Medverkar gör också Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, Grand Wizzard Theodore, Melle Mel, Raheim, Sugarhill Gang, Bill Curtis i Fatback Band, DJ Qbert med flera.

Join Greg & David on In the Cue Podcast - Education on Entertainment, Equipment & software Reviews with company rep interviews, Guest DJ interviews, and much more!! The Live Podcast kicks off tonight at 10PM EST and tonight Tonight with our guest, the one and only DJ Qbert!!! Brought you by the RequestNow App, Senate DJs, ProX, Peavy, Inno Fader, Reloop and powered by Pod Decks

Hey there and welcome back to a very exciting episode of EGGS! Today's special guest is world-renowned turntablist and DJ, Q-Bert.Q-Bert, not to be confused with the jumpy orange fellow, is widely acknowledged as one of the most innovative turntablists in the world. The San Francisco-born DJ has pioneered several highly complex scratching techniques (including the infamous crab scratch), with a heavy emphasis on rapid, percussive movements as well as conceptual usage of spoken word samples. In addition to proper albums and mixtapes, he's released countless DJ battle tool records and instructional videos, as well as launching an online DJ school.Q-Bert is without a doubt an innovator and OG in the space, and to be honest, there are simply too many accolades to list them all here, so let's just get on with it, shall we? Please join us in welcoming to the show, the incredible, the talented, Q-Bert. Our Guest:DJ-Qbert AKA Richard Quitevis https://www.thudrumble.comhttps://djqbert.comhttps://www.instagram.com/djqberthttps://www.facebook.com/skratchdjqbertCredits:Hosted by Michael Smith and Ryan RoghaarProduced by Michael SmithTheme music: "Perfect Day" by OPMThe Carton:https://medium.com/the-carton-by-eggsThe Eggs Podcast Spotify playlist:bit.ly/eggstunesThe Plugs:The Showeggscast.com@eggshow on twitter and instagramOn iTunes: itun.es/i6dX3pCOn Stitcher: bit.ly/eggs_on_stitcherAlso available on Google Play Music!Mike "DJ Ontic" shows and infodjontic.com@djontic on twitterRyan Roghaarhttp://ryanroghaar.com 

Born in the Bahamas, 25% French American citizen has been mixing and scratching since 1997. Known for proper electro, he produces tracks, and runs the critically acclaimed Kraftjerkz label played by DJs such as I-F, Helena Hauff, Danny Daze, Nina Kraviz, Solvent etc. He has had releases on Lost Soul Enterprises, Basement Floor, Hip Hop Slam, and La La Land. He is also touring turntablist for legendary funk group, Tom Tom Club touring in such places as North America, Japan, UK, and Western Europe.. His name has shared the credits with DJ Qbert, Shortkut, and DJ Quest on multiple compilations released by Bay Area label, Hip Hop Slam. He has also collaborated multiple times with Detroit's technobass pioneer, DJ Di'jital. In 1999 he produced an electrofunk megamix cassette distributed by Turntablelab and the famous Fat Beats nyc. https://kraftjerkz.bandcamp.com/track/super-famikom-dijital-remix (https://kraftjerkz.bandcamp.com/track/super-famikom-dijital-remix) http://soundcloud.com/kraftjerkz (http://soundcloud.com/kraftjerkz) www.joekelleyradio.com Originally aired in 2003.

Episode 17 - May 2, 2021 - ReCap EDP445 & Predator Poachers - YouTube & YouTubers (Ryan ToysReview x Pro Jarret) - Marijuana Reform - Women runs over and Kills a Cop on the Long Island Expressway (Drink & Drive) - CDL & Truck Driving (Gas Shortages & Gas Tanker Driver Shortage) - Migrate Workers & Produce - Professional Fighter Kills Lover & Baby (Felix Verdejo x Keishla Rodriguez Ortiz) - @blackandmissingfdn - DJ Khaled (Khaled Khaled Album Review) - Hip-Hop News & Culture - Alternative & Pop Music - Radio, is it still needed?? Radio News - Lil Wayne & Bob Dylan Music Woes. DJ Envy & Floyd Money Mayweather - Disc Jockeys (Amorphus x Kaytranda x DJ Jazzy Jeff x DJ QBert x DJ Angelo UK) - Central Elementary School (Clewiston, FL) Teacher Paddles Student - Nas Crytopcurrency Scarface (DJ Khaled Sorry Not Sorry featuring Jay-Z x Nas) - Bob Marley & His Family Tree (Damian Marley & Skip Marley) - Beyonce - Childish Gambino x Ludwig Göransson - Frank Ocean - Giveon & Lucky Daye

What an amazing stream this was. Super melodic and mellow vibes from the get go. I decided to kick this off on quite a deep tip with some 4 Hero, Flytronix and Burial. While I was playing a Thunderball tune the legend DJ QBert popped into the chat and then hosted my stream over on his own twitch channel - then started scratching over my set, what a rush! I had no idea it was going on until I finished. Check my insta for the footage.From then it went funky. EZ Rollers, Peshay, Shy FX, LTJ, London Electricity, Klute and Danny Byrd amongst others. All the greats. Solid session fam, one to remember. 

DJ Qbert is a DJ with major accolades that include America's Best DJ 2010, DMC USA Champion 1991, DMC World Champion 1992 & 1993, and DMC DJ Hall of Fame. He has also been featured in video games including DJ Hero 2, and his music has been heard in Tony Hawk's Underground. He is arguably best known being a part of the collaboration Dr. Octagon with rapper Kool Keith and producer Dan the Automator. He's currently promoting the re-release of his album “GalaXXXian,” and his latest Wave Twisters release "Origins." 9 free tracks from "Origins" can be heard at http://djqbert.com and it can be pre-ordered on vinyl at http://thudrumble.com . Follow Qbert on Twitter & Instagram @DJQbert BATTLELINE PODCAST SHIRTS ARE AVAILABLE NOW! Just look under Battleline Tactical: http://tanto-apparel.myshopify.com/ Follow us: http://instagram.com/battlelinepodcast http://twitter.com/battlelinepod

Hello,Today we have something a bit different for you. TTSG goes a bit Melvyn Bragg with a history episode about Bay Area Filipino DJ culture. Our guest today is Oliver Wang, professor of sociology at Cal State Long Beach, one of the co-hosts of the Heat Rocks podcast, and the author of Legions of Boom, a fascinating book which tracks the history of Filipino immigrants into the Bay Area after the 1965 Hart-Celler Act — first into San Francisco and then out into suburbs like Daly City, Fremont, and Vallejo. If you’ve ever wondered why so many of the top DJs in the word are Filipino and want to know the creation story behind legends like DJ QBert and the Invizibl Scratch Piklz, this is well worth your time. We discuss the mobile DJ scene in the 90s, the class dynamics of post-1965 Filipino immigrants versus the manongs who came over in the early 20th century and settled in San Francisco, and how music and a party scene can create a sense of cohesion and true identity. Here’s some of the music these DJ crews created so you can play it as you listen along. Enjoy! Spintronix Imagine #8 X-Men vs the Invizibl Skratch Piklz set in 1996Generations: a 25 minute documentary about Spintronix and the mobile DJ scene. Get on the email list at goodbye.substack.com

This weeks Podcast is with a pioneer in the art of scratching and turntablism.. it’s almost impossible to put into words his contribution to Hip Hop and the art of DJing. From crew battles, multiple awards, brand endorsements, mixtapes, battle tools, albums, features and live tutorials online and on stage, DJ QBert is not only a living legend but an active contender in the world of Scratch DJing. This episode we’re talking his beginnings, his craft, the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, Dr Octagon, his wealth of content & output, PLUS we get an exclusive walk around his home and his 3 studios - showing us an AAA to all of the studio equipment he’s massed over the years. This is DJ Qberts podcast. BE A PART OF THE SCENE & SIGN UP TO OUR MAILING LIST AND RECEIVE EXCLUSIVE NEWS, PODCASTS, LIVE SHOWS AND LIMITED ADDITION KILLA KELA CONTENT FIRST https://mailchi.mp/7482095b6593/killa... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: https://play.acast.com/s/36212bdb-cce... All episodes are Transcribed here: https://killakelaofficial.blogspot.co... Watch the episode here.. Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast Killa Kela Weekly Livestream: Monday/Wednesday/Friday of every week. https://bandstream9.wixsite.com/killa... Killa Kela Monthly Live show - Special guests, live performances and profile pieces to a studio audience! : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela QBERT Instagram: @DJQBERT Twitter: @DJQBERT Facebook: Dj QBert

142 THE TURNING TABLES EPISODE Segment 1 - MofoHari Nas One Mic Intro Introductories Instrumental: Souls of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity (LP Instrumental) Segment 2 - Asante Asante - Diagonal Asante - She Gon Let Me Down Instrumentals: Milkbone - Keep It Real Michael Jackson - This Is It Michael Jackson - Rock With You Stevie Wonder - Superstition 45 King - Rooftop Segment 3 Part 1 - Fyvie Honeydrippers - Impeach The President James Brown - Funky Drummer Melvin Bliss - Synthetic Substitution The Winstons - Amen Brother Skull Snaps - It's A New Day Incredible Bongo Band - Apache Instrumentals: Big Daddy Kane - Set It Off Craig Mack - Flava In Ya Ear Segment 3 Part 2 Joe Tex - Papa Was Too Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Hihache Billy Squire - The Big Beat The Soul Searchers - Ashley's Roachclip Natural Elements - Turning Tables (Dedicated to DJs) Instrumentals: Rakim - I Know You Got Soul (Drums) Run DMC - Jam-Master Jay Mannie Fresh - Real Big Segment 4 Part 1 - Nya Thryce News Kool Moe Dee - Knowledge Is King Instrumental: Mobb Deep - Survival Of The Fittest Segment 4 Part 2 - Nya Thryce News Lauryn Hill - Everything Is Everything Instrumental: Wu-Tang Clan - Triumph Segment 4 Part 3 - Nya Thryce News Puff Daddy ft Biggie & Busta Rhymes - Victory Instrumentals: The Alchemist - The Essence Da Beatminerz - Strange Sensations J Dilla - Life Segment 5 - MofoHari/Classics/New Releases Heavy D & The Boyz - Somebody For Me Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message Rockwelz ft John Jigg$/Statik Selektah - Classy Dons DokBrass & DJ Ace the Cut Lieutenant - One Take Jeru The Damaja - Power L.E.O. - Wildstyles ft 40-40 Big Bob ft Chuck Burns - Pandemic Chuck Platinum - The Sermon Shabaam Sahdeeq/Nick Wiz - Thunderin Big D/Easy Mo Bee - Reach Out LEX ft Debonair P/Torchbaras - Lo Down MoDaze - Grapplin Hook Skyzoo - Eyes Wide Shut OUTRO Instrumentals: Wyze Intellect - Another World Heavy D & The Boyz - Now That We Found Love Nas - Nas Is Like Chrismorale - Zulema Salute to DJ Kool Herc, Jazzy Jeff, Cool V, Funkmaster Flex, Jam Master Jay, Dr Dre, Grand Wizzard Theodore, Tony Touch, DJ Kay Slay, DJ Qbert, DJ Screw, DJ Whoo Kid, Roc Raida, DJ Premier, Grandmaster Flash, DJ Red Alert, Jazzy Joyce, Flowers, Green Lantern, Mr Magic, Marley Marl, Ron G, Mister Cee, Brucie B, DJ Chuck Chillout, DJ Babu, Pete Rock, DJ Hollywood, Cash Money, Terminator X, Spinderella, Statik Selektah, DJ Johnny Juice and SO many more!

142 THE TURNING TABLES EPISODESegment 1 - MofoHariNas One Mic IntroIntroductoriesInstrumental:Souls of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity (LP Instrumental)Segment 2 - AsanteAsante - DiagonalAsante - She Gon Let Me DownInstrumentals:Milkbone - Keep It RealMichael Jackson - This Is ItMichael Jackson - Rock With YouStevie Wonder - Superstition45 King - RooftopSegment 3 Part 1 - FyvieHoneydrippers - Impeach The President James Brown - Funky DrummerMelvin Bliss - Synthetic SubstitutionThe Winstons - Amen BrotherSkull Snaps - It's A New DayIncredible Bongo Band - ApacheInstrumentals:Big Daddy Kane - Set It OffCraig Mack - Flava In Ya EarSegment 3 Part 2Joe Tex - Papa Was TooLafayette Afro Rock Band - HihacheBilly Squire - The Big BeatThe Soul Searchers - Ashley's RoachclipNatural Elements - Turning Tables (Dedicated to DJs)Instrumentals:Rakim - I Know You Got Soul (Drums)Run DMC - Jam-Master JayMannie Fresh - Real BigSegment 4 Part 1 - Nya Thryce News Kool Moe Dee - Knowledge Is KingInstrumental:Mobb Deep - Survival Of The FittestSegment 4 Part 2 - Nya Thryce NewsLauryn Hill - Everything Is EverythingInstrumental: Wu-Tang Clan - TriumphSegment 4 Part 3 - Nya Thryce NewsPuff Daddy ft Biggie & Busta Rhymes - VictoryInstrumentals:The Alchemist - The EssenceDa Beatminerz - Strange SensationsJ Dilla - LifeSegment 5 - MofoHari/Classics/New ReleasesHeavy D & The Boyz - Somebody For Me Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message Rockwelz ft John Jigg$/Statik Selektah - Classy Dons DokBrass & DJ Ace the Cut Lieutenant - One Take Jeru The Damaja - PowerL.E.O. - Wildstyles ft 40-40 Big Bob ft Chuck Burns - Pandemic Chuck Platinum - The Sermon Shabaam Sahdeeq/Nick Wiz - Thunderin Big D/Easy Mo Bee - Reach Out LEX ft Debonair P/Torchbaras - Lo Down MoDaze - Grapplin Hook Skyzoo - Eyes Wide Shut OUTROInstrumentals:Wyze Intellect - Another World Heavy D & The Boyz - Now That We Found LoveNas - Nas Is LikeChrismorale - ZulemaSalute to DJ Kool Herc, Jazzy Jeff, Cool V, Funkmaster Flex, Jam Master Jay, Dr Dre, Grand Wizzard Theodore, Tony Touch, DJ Kay Slay, DJ Qbert, DJ Screw, DJ Whoo Kid, Roc Raida, DJ Premier, Grandmaster Flash, DJ Red Alert, Jazzy Joyce, Flowers, Green Lantern, Mr Magic, Marley Marl, Ron G, Mister Cee, Brucie B, DJ Chuck Chillout, DJ Babu, Pete Rock, DJ Hollywood, Cash Money, Terminator X, Spinderella, Statik Selektah, DJ Johnny Juice and SO many more!

This episode we decided to release another flash back interview. This time, Its with Turntablist and producer, D-Qbert! We got a chance to sit down with Dj-Qbert a couple years ago at the Red Bull studios in Tokyo and had a great discussion! This interview only aired on the airwaves in Japan the but for the first time, we’re releasing the podcast edited version for you all to hear it. Check out our flashback interview with Dj Qbert and stay tuned for more. For more info on R2 RADIO, visit our website at r2radiojp.com For info on R2 RADIO host, visit the links below. Roromusic.com & RisaKumon.com

Here it comes, The Geneva Convention states no tear gas during warfare yet it is used on a daily basis on our own citizens, here comes the chemical warfare edition. Gower is in sac and im in Chico as we do the podcast through a stupid computer. Shits getting real people hope this podcast eases your troubles. Chemical war fare in the streets tonight... Thanks for listening, Artisit include: Wyclef Jean, Rise against, UK subs, The Wu tang clan, Dead Kenndys, Slayer, KRS one, The Jacka, Gogol Bordello, The Coasters, Deer Hunter, Dead Prez, DJ Q-Bert, Pete Seeger and many more.

I chat to the legendary DJ QBert on this weeks DJ special! We converse on many topics, including his origins, influences, his new material (Wave Twister Origins) and more! Check out the free tunes on Thudrumble.com! Enjoy!

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

DJ Qbert is widely considered to be one of the most influential DJs of all time. Qbert gained worldwide recognition for his ability to amaze audiences with his turntable skills and later pioneered performing as a turntable band. A former DMC World Champion, he has long been sought out by equipment companies to help develop innovative products for DJs. In 2009, Qbert launched the Qbert Skratch University, an online school and community for DJs which now proves to be extremely valuable in the era of Covid-19. In this episode we sit down with Qbert and talk tech & hip hop along with special guest rapper B.Bandz.

DJ Qbert is widely considered to be one of the most influential DJs of all time. Qbert gained worldwide recognition for his ability to amaze audiences with his turntable skills and later pioneered performing as a turntable band. A former DMC World Champion, he has long been sought out by equipment companies to help develop innovative products for DJs. In 2009, Qbert launched the Qbert Skratch University, an online school and community for DJs which now proves to be extremely valuable in the era of Covid-19. In this episode we sit down with Qbert and talk tech & hip hop along with special guest rapper B.Bandz.

DMC world champion DJ Q*Bert explains how he’d probably be doing bad things if he had not found the turntables. He's lost far more battles than he’s won, and learned a lesson from each one. He also explains that money is karma, and the importance of maintaining a hustler’s spirit, and how he only allows himself to play video games for 20 minutes. He also explains how COVID-19 has made this the best time to be a creative, and the story gets interesting when we talk about what happens at the end of your life. We also get to play a sneak peek of “Doom Box,” from Q*Berts upcoming release “WAVE TWISTERS ZERO: THE ORIGINS.” get more at Thudrumble.com. *things get a little explicit*

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

Dj Sho-T, born Vince Aguilar, grew up in Salinas California listening to a wide genre of music. Family played a huge role, in the music that Dj Sho-T grew up with. He listened to anything from traditional Mexican music, due to his parents and older relatives, to hard core Rap, through various younger relatives and friends. As a result of his musical up brining, at the age of 10, Dj Sho-T got his first set of turntables. He fell in love with the capability to manipulate the music he already loved, and turn it into his own. Soon discovering that he was a natural, Dj Sho-T began dj-ing house parties and school dances. His unique style has been influenced by many great Disc Jockeys and producers throughout the years. Artists like; Dj QBert, Z Trip, Dj AM, Mix Master Mike, Amplive, The Executioners, Dj Shadow, Tiesto and many others. Although Dj Sho-T has learned from many different djs, his style is what sets him apart. You can find various mixtapes that have been distributed throughout the United States. Dj Sho-T can be found at many private and public parties and clubs, earning his reputation as one of the best and hardest working disc jockey in the Central Coast.

Eliza May is a DJ and producer based in Los Angeles. Her sets are an explosive mix of R&B, Hip-Hop, EDM, and Pop music with elements of turntablism and scratching. She has managed to gain an international audience, playing shows all across the globe, from LA to NYC, and France to Russia – her homeland. Eliza's incredible DJing and production skills can be credited to her musical background as a classically trained pianist, as well as her mentors DJ Qbert and DJ I-Dee.www.themusictrust.cominstagram.com/djelizamayfacebook.com/DjElizaMayOfficial Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

I hope you're ready for today's episode of The Hip Hop Spot Podcast, we have DJ Q-Bert. A pioneer in the hip hop game. Listen, Learn and Apply it to your lives... Stay Dope my people...