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DJ Skribble, born Scott Ialacci, is an American DJ, producer, and television personality. He gained fame in the 1990s and early 2000s through his work on MTV, where he was a regular DJ on shows such as "MTV Jams" and "The Grind." DJ Skribble is known for his dynamic mixing skills and has released several successful mix albums. He has also worked with various artists in the music industry, contributing to tracks and performing at high-profile events. Beyond his television and music work, DJ Skribble continues to tour and perform at clubs and music festivals.Michelle Barone and Ashleigh McPherson sit down with DJ Skribble as he shares his journey from DJing beginnings to MTV fame. Hear behind-the-scenes stories, insights on DJ culture, and advice for aspiring DJs. Learn about his work with top artists and the future of music. Don't miss this chance to hear from the legendary DJ Skribble.

Will Messi play tonight against the Red Bulls?New York fans are excited to see him in person plus a concert. DMC will be performing as part of a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop. There will also be performances from Hip-Hop legends Vin Rock and DJ Kay Gee of Naughty by Nature as well as DJ Skribble and DJ Scratch.

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DJ SKRIBBLE TALKS MTV, YO MTV RAPS, PUBLIC ENEMY, YBT, TYRESE, HOT 97, FILM, HOUSE MUSIC, REMIXES & MORE. THE DJ PODCAST VINYL ESQUIRE INTERVIEWS DJ SKRIBBLE. AVAILABLE NOW! DOWNLOAD THE APP OR LOG ON TO WWW.VINYLESQUIRE.COM @VINYLESQUIRE @THEORIGINALRIP @DJSKRIBBLE

Tracklist 01 – General Midi – The Westerner 02 – Andrew Friendly feat. Fast Eddie – It’s The Weekend! (Breaks Dub) 03 – Aquasky vs. Masterblaster – Take It To The Floor 04 – Krafty Kuts feat. Tim Deluxe – Bass Phenomenon 05 – Fort Knox Five – Funk 4 Peace (Deekline & Ed Solo Remix) 06 – Dopamine – Hold You 07 – DJ Deekline and Ed Solo – Handz Up! (Stanton Warriors Remix) 08 – Freq Nasty feat. Kovas – Brooklyn To Brixton (Freestylers Raw As Fuck Remix) 09 – Groove Armada – Superstylin’ (Skool Of Thought Breaks Mix) 10 – Green Velvet – La La Land (Poxy Music vs. Kid Kenobi Remix) 11 – Hi Grade – The Jug 12 – Hi Grade – Brockout 13 – Tsunami One + BT – Hip Hop Phenomenon 14 – Plump DJs – Rocket Soul 15 – Mr. Reds vs. DJ Skribble – Everybody Come On [Can U Feel It] (Stanton Warriors Remix) 16 – Zero – Emit / Collect (Rennie Pilgrem Agatha Stomp) 17 – Freestylers – Punks 18 – 2 Bad Mice – Bombscare 19 – Evil Nine feat. Aesop Rock – Crooked 20 – Deekline, Nu Breed, Ransom & Phil K – Bushpig (Dub) 21 – DJ Laz – Red Alert 22 – Plump DJs – Get Kinky 23 – Jammin – Go DJ (Remix) 24 – Jammin – Go DJ 25 – Wesley Jay & Shimano – Baddest DJ 26 – DJ Icey – 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 27 – Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought – When I Was A Yout 28 – Manu Chao – King Of The Bongo (Breaks Mix) 29 – Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought – Babylon Breaks 30 – Afrika Bambaataa – Funky Heroes (Krafty Kuts Zulu Funk Remix) 31 – Detroit Grand Pu Bahs – Sandwiches (Krafty Kuts Remix) 32 – Freestylers feat. Million Dan – Boom Blast (Deekline & Wizard Remix)

In 2010 I was attending the DJ Times Expo in Atlantic City. DJ Skribble from MTV fame was at the conference and sat down with me for a great interview. The guy has done so much to break barriers for DJs and is one of the original "Rock Star DJs!" This may be over a decade old but there are some very relevant points made  in this interview that still resonate today. 

Episode 38: DJ SKRIBBLE The iconic DJ Skribble joins the R.O.A.D. Podcast this week. With Jaime Da Great out of town, DJ Eddie McDonald comes through in a guest host capacity. Right away the fellas get Skribble's thoughts on the beef going on between 2 New York legends; Kid Capri and Funk Master Flex. Skribble explains the difference between the 2 DJ's style wise, who he relates to personally as a DJ, and who he thinks would win in a battle. Crooked brings up Skribble's days as a rapper in a group known as the Young Black Teenagers, the controversy that came with the name, and how they constantly had to prove themselves as MC's. Neva recalls Skribble as being one of the first DJ to spin hip hop and house music at a high level. Skribble speaks on his early residencies in Vegas, and well as doing some of the early legendary pool parties. Skribble also talks of his days with MTV, his role with "Yo MTV Raps" coming up under Ed Lover and Dr. Dre, and also bringing the brand back as a hip hop show.

Episode 29: VICE The legendary DJ Vice joins the R.O.A.D. podcast and starts off by telling the crew of his first DJ battle at age 19 in New York, in which he placed 2nd to DJ Skribble. Going back, Vice tells his story of growing up in LA, how he started DJing at age 10, and also how he grew up listening to Power 106 and ultimately put himself in position to be an on-air mixer for the station. Vice goes on to talk of his relationship with DJ AM, and how AM introduced him to the Hollywood nightlife scene. Vice breaks down how radio DJ's were not getting booked in Hollywood clubs, and the struggles he faced in order to break into that scene. Vice tells the crew how much radio meant, at the time in the late 90s and early 2000s, to artists in order for them to get their music out. And because of that, he was able to build relationships with artists. Vice tells how he got started in Vegas, and how DJ OB-1 and DJ Five took him under their wing, and also his first residency at Body English. Now well established, Vice talks about how he started CRSVR, his boutique shoe store, with locations in Santa Barbara and Las Vegas. Vice goes on to talk about his production, his continued love for DJ culture, and how he continues to find ways to reinvent himself.

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The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview DJ Skribble of Project Dad on Discovery Life.  Project Dad is Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment's new television series which follows three celebrity dads as they step out of the spotlight and into the role of “mom” for a few days at a time. The series premiered on Discovery Life on November 1 at 7:00 p.m. The three dads of Season 1 are Days of Our Lives star Daniel Cosgrove, comedian Donnell Rawlings (Chappelle's Show) and famed disc jockey DJ Skribble (MTV's TRL).

Dean returns from Al Udeid Air Force Base overseas to share his New Years Eve adventures with DJ Skribble & the band, DIRTY WORD and how brother's don't get attacked by dogs for recreation. He reminisces on protocol he learned back during the Def Comedy Jam era, performing at outdoor shows as well as what he's learned from touring the Middle East, and the woes of traveling on the road. Collect your air miles, know your worth & have a Nappy Yew Hear! We in the FuthaMuckin' Building, son!!

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. In this episode we welcome Nova27 label boss John Spinosa with a wicked tech house / house mix recorded live at TBA Williamsburg New York. Enjoy! John Spinosa is one of Long Island's most accomplished DJs. But his talents have not been confined to New York: this DJ virtuoso has spun everywhere from the ADE Festival in Amsterdam to Miami's infamous Downtown mega club, Nocturnal, and has rocked crowds of thousands with his creative and diverse sets. John picked up his first set of turntables at the age of 16, and has been addicted to DJing ever since. A true enthusiast of sound, he studies all styles of music and keeps up on the latest tunes you haven't heard of yet in order to maintain his key ingredient: versatility. Spinosa has also spun for a wide range of artists including Underpressure, Wayne Williams, and DJ Skribble, and is a favorite with high-end clients like Victoria's Secret, Guess and David Barton Gym.Collaborating with “La Razon” of Colombian group Underpressure with the alias “Plain & Simple”, John produced a track for Pete “Drago” Sell of “The Ultimate Fighter 4”. He also has releases under his tech side project alias “Domitus”, and the collaboration monikers “Portal” & “Seven Cat Blue”. You can find his work on labels such as Black Hole Recordings [UK], LW Recordings [UK], Southside Recordings [Sweden], Undergroovy Productions [France], Slanted Black Records [USA], Nothing But [UK], Royal Advisor Records [USA], and his own label, Nova27 Records [New York, USA]. Subscribe to John Spinosa's podcast via iTunes where he has been found on numerous occasions floating in the top 100 downloaded worldwide! For more on John Spinosa make sure to check out hisFacebook page at www.facebook.com/johnspinosaSoundcloud at www.soundcloud.com/johnspinosaBeatport at www.beatport.com/artist/john-spinosa/156218Podcast at www.spinosa.podomatic.comTraxsource at www.traxsource.com/artist/135582/john-spinosaAlso search John Spinosa via amazon.com and junodownload.comRemember to email us with any comments or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via facebook at www. facebook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentor 

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. In this episode we welcome Nova27 label boss John Spinosa with a wicked tech house / house mix recorded live at TBA Williamsburg New York. Enjoy!  John Spinosa is one of Long Island’s most accomplished DJs. But his talents have not been confined to New York: this DJ virtuoso has spun everywhere from the ADE Festival in Amsterdam to Miami’s infamous Downtown mega club, Nocturnal, and has rocked crowds of thousands with his creative and diverse sets. John picked up his first set of turntables at the age of 16, and has been addicted to DJing ever since. A true enthusiast of sound, he studies all styles of music and keeps up on the latest tunes you haven’t heard of yet in order to maintain his key ingredient: versatility. Spinosa has also spun for a wide range of artists including Underpressure, Wayne Williams, and DJ Skribble, and is a favorite with high-end clients like Victoria’s Secret, Guess and David Barton Gym. Collaborating with “La Razon” of Colombian group Underpressure with the alias “Plain & Simple”, John produced a track for Pete “Drago” Sell of “The Ultimate Fighter 4”. He also has releases under his tech side project alias “Domitus”, and the collaboration monikers “Portal” & “Seven Cat Blue”. You can find his work on labels such as Black Hole Recordings [UK], LW Recordings [UK], Southside Recordings [Sweden], Undergroovy Productions [France], Slanted Black Records [USA], Nothing But [UK], Royal Advisor Records [USA], and his own label, Nova27 Records [New York, USA]. Subscribe to John Spinosa’s podcast via iTunes where he has been found on numerous occasions floating in the top 100 downloaded worldwide!   For more on John Spinosa make sure to check out his Facebook page at www.facebook.com/johnspinosa Soundcloud at www.soundcloud.com/johnspinosa Beatport at www.beatport.com/artist/john-spinosa/156218 Podcast at www.spinosa.podomatic.com Traxsource at www.traxsource.com/artist/135582/john-spinosa Also search John Spinosa via amazon.com and junodownload.com Remember to email us with any comments or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via facebook at www. facebook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentor  

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. In this episode we welcome Nova27 label boss John Spinosa with a wicked tech house / house mix recorded live at TBA Williamsburg New York. Enjoy!  John Spinosa is one of Long Island’s most accomplished DJs. But his talents have not been confined to New York: this DJ virtuoso has spun everywhere from the ADE Festival in Amsterdam to Miami’s infamous Downtown mega club, Nocturnal, and has rocked crowds of thousands with his creative and diverse sets. John picked up his first set of turntables at the age of 16, and has been addicted to DJing ever since. A true enthusiast of sound, he studies all styles of music and keeps up on the latest tunes you haven’t heard of yet in order to maintain his key ingredient: versatility. Spinosa has also spun for a wide range of artists including Underpressure, Wayne Williams, and DJ Skribble, and is a favorite with high-end clients like Victoria’s Secret, Guess and David Barton Gym. Collaborating with “La Razon” of Colombian group Underpressure with the alias “Plain & Simple”, John produced a track for Pete “Drago” Sell of “The Ultimate Fighter 4”. He also has releases under his tech side project alias “Domitus”, and the collaboration monikers “Portal” & “Seven Cat Blue”. You can find his work on labels such as Black Hole Recordings [UK], LW Recordings [UK], Southside Recordings [Sweden], Undergroovy Productions [France], Slanted Black Records [USA], Nothing But [UK], Royal Advisor Records [USA], and his own label, Nova27 Records [New York, USA]. Subscribe to John Spinosa’s podcast via iTunes where he has been found on numerous occasions floating in the top 100 downloaded worldwide!   For more on John Spinosa make sure to check out his Facebook page at www.facebook.com/johnspinosa Soundcloud at www.soundcloud.com/johnspinosa Beatport at www.beatport.com/artist/john-spinosa/156218 Podcast at www.spinosa.podomatic.com Traxsource at www.traxsource.com/artist/135582/john-spinosa Also search John Spinosa via amazon.com and junodownload.com Remember to email us with any comments or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via facebook at www. facebook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentor  

New York City Boy continues the theme of hot sex on the dance floor established in the previous version of this four-piece series. Having already completed all four of these, one of the issues that I encountered was the grandiosity of many of the songs.  Often times, the DJs piled on for seemingly no reason at all.  Back in the day, when we working up a sweat on the dance floor, size was all the rage.  In hindsight, I can honestly say several of these songs require some taming. Whether it is was Thunderpuss' remix of New York City Boy or DJ Skribble and Anthony Acid's I'm Not in Love, they seriously needed some chastening from their original 14-minute grind.  With a keen eye, I took a scalpel and carefully re-edited these monsters, keeping the original feel intact while eliminating redundant and unnecessary waste.  You'll see even more of this in the fourth volume.  Folks, there is no need to worry, your beloved memories won't be lost as a result of these minor edits. Next week, I've got the official Party Favorz Pride 2014 on tap followed by either the final two sets in this series or the 2014 catch-up featuring the hottest EDM so far this year.  Whether I can finish the latter on time will make that determination.  Either way, they'll both be served up by the end of this month.  I've also got a brand new funkydiscohouseshit set scheduled for early July.  You can pretty much expect to have all your summer dance floor fantasies fulfilled! I'll be back next week say Thursday-ish but no later than Friday with your official 2014 Pride edition, which is guaranteed to please.  Until then …ENJOY! Album : New York City Boy | Epic Circuit Anthems Genre : Circuit, House Year : 2014 Total Time : 01:54:55 1. Kim English - Everyday (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix) 2. Tony Moran feat. Martha Wash - Keep Your Body Working (Bassmonkeys Club Mix) 3. Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy (The Thunderpuss 2000 Club Mix) 4. Debby Holiday - Dive (Chris Cox Club Anthem) 5. Abigail - Let The Joy Rise (Thunderpuss 2000 Club Mix) 6. Mariah Carey - We Belong Together (Peter Rauhofer Reconstruction Club Mix) 7. Kristine W - The Wonder Of It All (Offer Nissim Mix) 8. Jessica Folker - To Be Able To Love (Jonathan Peters Club Mix) 9. Olive - I'm Not In Love (DJ Skribble & Anthony Acid Trance Club Mix) 10. Kylie Minogue - Can't Get You Out Of My Head (Mike Rizzo Remix) 11. Deborah Cox - It's Over Now (Hex Hector Mixshow) 12. Barry Harris feat. Pepper Mashay - Dive In The Pool (Club Mix) 13. Amber - Sexual (Li Da Di) (Thunderpuss 2000 Club Mix) 14. Pussycat Dolls - When I Grow Up (Ralphi Rosario Club Vox Mix) 15. Tweet feat. Missy Elliot - Oops! (Oh My) (Liquid 360 Club Anthem) 16. Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix)

New York City Boy continues the theme of hot sex on the dance floor established in the previous version of this four-piece series. Having already completed all four of these, one of the issues that I encountered was the grandiosity of many of the songs.  Often times, the DJs piled on for seemingly no reason at all.  Back in the day, when we working up a sweat on the dance floor, size was all the rage.  In hindsight, I can honestly say several of these songs require some taming. Whether it is was Thunderpuss' remix of New York City Boy or DJ Skribble and Anthony Acid's I'm Not in Love, they seriously needed some chastening from their original 14-minute grind.  With a keen eye, I took a scalpel and carefully re-edited these monsters, keeping the original feel intact while eliminating redundant and unnecessary waste.  You'll see even more of this in the fourth volume.  Folks, there is no need to worry, your beloved memories won't be lost as a result of these minor edits. Next week, I've got the official Party Favorz Pride 2014 on tap followed by either the final two sets in this series or the 2014 catch-up featuring the hottest EDM so far this year.  Whether I can finish the latter on time will make that determination.  Either way, they'll both be served up by the end of this month.  I've also got a brand new funkydiscohouseshit set scheduled for early July.  You can pretty much expect to have all your summer dance floor fantasies fulfilled! I'll be back next week say Thursday-ish but no later than Friday with your official 2014 Pride edition, which is guaranteed to please.  Until then …ENJOY! Album : New York City Boy | Epic Circuit Anthems Genre : Circuit, House Year : 2014 Total Time : 01:54:55 1. Kim English - Everyday (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix) 2. Tony Moran feat. Martha Wash - Keep Your Body Working (Bassmonkeys Club Mix) 3. Pet Shop Boys - New York City Boy (The Thunderpuss 2000 Club Mix) 4. Debby Holiday - Dive (Chris Cox Club Anthem) 5. Abigail - Let The Joy Rise (Thunderpuss 2000 Club Mix) 6. Mariah Carey - We Belong Together (Peter Rauhofer Reconstruction Club Mix) 7. Kristine W - The Wonder Of It All (Offer Nissim Mix) 8. Jessica Folker - To Be Able To Love (Jonathan Peters Club Mix) 9. Olive - I'm Not In Love (DJ Skribble & Anthony Acid Trance Club Mix) 10. Kylie Minogue - Can't Get You Out Of My Head (Mike Rizzo Remix) 11. Deborah Cox - It's Over Now (Hex Hector Mixshow) 12. Barry Harris feat. Pepper Mashay - Dive In The Pool (Club Mix) 13. Amber - Sexual (Li Da Di) (Thunderpuss 2000 Club Mix) 14. Pussycat Dolls - When I Grow Up (Ralphi Rosario Club Vox Mix) 15. Tweet feat. Missy Elliot - Oops! (Oh My) (Liquid 360 Club Anthem) 16. Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix)

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Startoff electro pop duo based out of Chicago - Krewella's based out of Chicago new fresh trippin' track"Alive" followed by catchy house tune "Wearing All Star" by Tradelove.  You'll enjoy the next 3 current pop electro dance tunes; "2012 (Get Your Hands Up)" and "Summer Of Love" (Michael Mind Project Remix) by 3 musicians group from Germany - Cascada. "I'm on a Roll" is Stefano's first single features hip hop group New Boyz and Rock Mafia. Grammy-winning house music DJ and producer David Morales release this new track features Polina sexy purry vocal on "Stay" - Mark Alston Extended Remix. Hayla's "I'm Free" tune was released earlier this year, but you'll love its head buzz spinnin' bassline. Katy Perry "Wide Awake" is everyone's favorite remixed by Jump Smokers and she is the only artist to spend over 52 consecutive weeks in the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100.  Next two new tracks is my top picks of the week; remember Lady Gaga - Just Dance remixed by Tony Arzadon, he did it again with DJ Skribble's new track "Cut the Lights". Reside in Miami is German trance DJ/producer Markus Schulz featuring beautiful dark angelic vocal Adina Butar with new track "Caught".  Followed last year's electro dance favorites, Laidback Luke Club Mix "Indestructible" by Swedish recording artist Robyn and Tony Pryde remix "Keep Up" - Electro-hip hop group from Los Angeles, California Hyper Crush.  Finished one funny catchy new tune "Let's Have A Kiki" original mix from an American band Scissor Sisters (band name come from a sexual position between two women also known as tribadism) - What is a “kiki”?...it means “to get overly excited catching up with your girlfriends” from Urban Dictionar and other say it’s a nickname for cocaine. Have a fun week!   1. Alive - Krewella    2. Wearing All Star (Original Mix) - Tradelove   3. 2012 (Get Your Hands Up) (Christopher S Remix) - Renc De La Monc & Slin Project   4. Summer Of Love (Michael Mind Project Remix) - Cascada   5. I'm on A Roll (Static Revenger Remix) - Stefano   6. Stay (Mark Alston Extended Remix) - David Morales & Polina   7. I'm Free (Dave Matthias Club Remix) - Hayla    8. Wide Awake (Jump Smokers Extended Mix) - Katy Perry    9. Cut the Lights (Tony Arzadon Remix) - DJ Skribble, Anthony Acid & Chris Reeder   10. Caught (Club Mix) - Markus Schulz feat. Adina Butar    11. Indestructible (Laidback Luke Club Mix) - Robyn   12. Keep Up (Tony Pryde remix) - Hyper Crush    13. Let's Have A Kiki - Scissor Sisters   http://djtoshityler.com/    

POW!!!! Yes we are back, and thank you for remaining patient with us!! We would like to first off thank all of you for staying on top of our podcasts, as well as your continued support for our podcasts and letting your friends know about the show!! Imagine all of today's hottest music mashed up for one incredible feast of music? Yes we did it again! Also brand new exclusive freestyle take-over from Campaign Music's @killadro210 & @swiffa We were able to get in touch with Skam Artists DJ "DJ Skribble" and his artist "Chris Reeder" where we are debuting the single "cut the lights" exclusively on Mashup Wreckaz Radio and for you jamming out to this podcast!!! Drop us a line via twitter: @mwreckazradio and let us know what kinda music are you looking to get mashed up? and we will take your request for our next episode. In the meantime, enjoy the new mashups, transitions, as this will be one wicked show, and a huge workout if your working out to the podcast. POW!!!! Follow us on twitter: @mwreckazradio, @thatdamntoucan, @djskribble, @chrisreeder @cmsc_ @skamartist website: www.podomatic.com/mashupwreckazradio www.helloswiffa.com www.jcfloresonline.com Stay tuned for our next podcast, and thank you again for subscribing to our podcast and your continued support for our show!!! Also for all dj's looking for new party breaks, intros, mashups, and transitions hit up our catalogue on www.crack4djs.net "the mashup wreckaz" POW!

Vinyl Life, DJ Skribble & DJ Slynkee on IndieFeed Dance

Stu educates you on the ways of the turntable masters with this mix of some of the finest scratchers on the planet! Kids, do not try this on yo' mama's record player - these are trained professionals. Tracklisting: The Ventures - Theme From Shaft Peanut Butter Wolf feat. DJ Design - Showtime At The Dump DJ Rhettmatic - 96 West Coast DMC Mix Master Mike - Billie Klubb Shugyosha Step - 23 Skidoo Gang Starr - DJ Premiere In Deep Concentration Coldcut - More Bits & Pieces (Live in Koln) Malcolm McLauren - Do You Like Scratchin' Heltah Skeltah featuring Starang Wondah & Doc Holiday - I Ain't Having That (Our 3 Cents Worth Remix) (Remix by DJ Skribble, DJ Slinke & DJ Finesse) Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Adventures Of Grandmaster Flash On The Wheels Of Steel Sugar Hill Gang - Sugar Hill Groove Run DMC - Walk This Way Paperboy - Ditty The Moonlighters - Funky Moon Meditation