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Youngsta, Oneman, Ben UFO

soulkids wrote:Youngsta, Oneman, Ben UFO

A level above the rest.

joe nice. also benga, one man party type of presence behind the decks...

I love bassnectar as well . You should check him out at CAMP BISCO! Its going to be epic http://www.campbisco.net/ you can see alot of other great djs there as well. Its gonna be a party!! Heres the line up
Disco Biscuits
Cut Copy
Wiz Khalifa
Bassnectar
Pretty Lights
Death from Above 1979
MSTRKRFT
Ghostland Observatory
Yeasayer
Rusko
Lotus
Wolfgang Gartner
Skrillex
Neon Indian
Nero
Break Science w/ RJD2
Holy Ghost!
Lettuce
Easy Star All Stars
Beats Antique
DFA Tent
Damon Dash’s DD 172
Das Racist
Mad Decent Tropical Tent
12th Planet
Up Until Now Featuring David Murphy of STS9
Black Moth Super Rainbow
Treasure Fingers
The Hood Internet
Nadastrom
Emancipator
araabMUZIK
The Magician
Paper Diamond
Bluetech
Two Fresh
Tobacco
Savoy
Nickodemus
Opiuo
Papadosio
MartyParty
SBTRKT
Archnemesis
Pimps of Joytime
Tokimonsta
Mr. Lif
KRAZ
Auto Body
Harvard Bass
Run DMT
Munchi
Dillon Francis
Jillionaire
Indobox
Freekbass & Tobotius
Afrobeta
Keys N Krates
Sonic Spank
Zoogma
PEX Village


SOO SIIICCCKKK! be there or b [ ]

Joe Nice

Matty G and DJG are both phenomenal behind the decks. Watching Matty's all vinyl sets is truly a sight to behold. You can always bet that he will pull for some absolute classics. Last time I remember him pulling up Officer, The Legacy, Gangsta 4 Lyfe, Rufage, Hovercraft, and 50k watts. And his mixing is always flawless. Perfect cuts and blends. Mensah is also something else to watch. Nuff blends and double drops, and huggggge selection. As far as the 'harder' stuff goes, I would have to give it up for Shiverz. Man can mix and dance like nobodies business. HENCH! Youngsta still #1 though..

DJing is an art form just like producing. I don't understand why more people don't take it seriously. I spend a good 2-3 hours a day behind the decks, on top of the hours I put in writing tunes, and I wish others would do the same. You gotta build a set, and take your listeners on a journey. It's not at all about playing the biggest bangers one after another, or just dropping unreleased dubplates. I like to set a mood and expand from there. I will premeditate my mixes, but hardly ever stick exactly to them, because you have to be able to read the crowds reaction and adjust accordingly.


Some other badman DJs off the top of my head: Ruckspin, Beezy, Pinch, Mala, Jack Sparrow, N-type!! (duh), Distal, Ramadanman, L-vis 1990, DJ Crises (the vibez!), RSD!, Matt U, Icicle, Dieselboy (force to be reckoned with, manages to play tunes I hate throughout a set but mixes so well I could hardly give 2 fucks enough to stop dancing for a second)

Youngsta
Joe Nice
T!
Shiverz
Warren Knowles
Starkey
N-Type
Loops Haunt

Lost has so much swagger when he's mixing!

Oneman
Yunx
Joe Nice
T_!
Funtcase (Just for his maaaaaaaad energy)

Youngsta and Icicle. Icicle's on fire atm, the vibes always nuts.

Shy FX, without a doubt best set i've ever seen. Sooooooo much room to mash about when he dropped the real big ones, every tune was fucking huge and bare genres got played, mainly jungle.

Rewinds piss me off bad, Toddla T at Bloc was a fucking joker with rewinds, he's put on a good tune, rewind it before a drop and put on one of his shitty tunes. Had no idea what the crowd was like. Nothing worse than a dj with a pre planned set that doesn't change when the crowd don't want it

dj cal cutta wrote:

JensMadsen wrote:

dj cal cutta wrote:6Blocc, DJ Craze


I'm beginning to think that a majority of dubstep listeners pay attention to maybe about 5 DJ's...sad

Not like it's a new thing mate...

No arguments there, but it's 2011, dubstep's been around for several years now. You'd think there might be a few more DJ's to get some credit that weren't around in 2006, it's not like being around that long is a prerequisite to being a good dubstep dj(I'm sure plenty will disagree with that, but I stand by this, it doesn't take that many years to fine tune technical skills and immerse oneself in a musical culture to become a good selector).

I agree with you.

I also like to watch Lost... He has got a load of charisma

To watch, probably some of the more mainstream acts,

Rusko
Doorly
Borgore

All dripping with charisma, their passion is infectious

Ben UFO

Anyone seen Zomby live? Still devestated i missed him in Manchester at Jabez Clegg.

Actress is good is he not? shows some absolute talent from 3.50 onwards..

Apparently Zomby live is not such a performer

dj blend

hatcha. big mixer.

joe nice!!!!!!!!