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Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2008 4:27 pm**

UFO over easy wrote:I'm a chap but I'm quite effeminate.

Yes, real men don't skank, they mince.

Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2008 4:29 pm**

yea i know this girl from germany named "dj penelope" ... i met her when i went to play over there in october.... shes plays quite a bit in germany.... ....

bless..

Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2008 4:34 pm**

Ikonika of hyperdub infamy

Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2008 6:19 pm**

optimum wrote:Ikonika of hyperdub infamy

might as well jump on this thread...

i will be doing some stuff all over the country this year so look out for some dates

Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2008 7:01 pm**

Haha, this thread is a blast from the past...

Posted: **Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:31 pm**

Hi, I'm porpoise from Leipzig/ Germany. Been playing Dubstep for about 4 years now, DJd for both Kode9 and Mala recently. Unfortunately I haven't got any mixes up at the mo, but will let you know when I do...

Posted: **Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:13 pm**

hehe, oops. Didn't know this threa existed until just now.... three cheers for searching your own name!

Pandai'a holdin' down the fort on the double-ex piloted dubstep here in Boston

The lady bassophiles, we're around. Someone mentioned they thought girls were intimidated by decks and that's why there aren't as many female DJs? I don't think it's the decks that are intimidating.

A DJ girlfriend I know once told me she just felt like it was a male's world behind the decks. I think it's people believing that that keeps tricking XX's into thinking they don't belong there.

Personally I don't think it belongs to men or women, or any person in particular- I think it belongs to the brave and the passionate.

Posted: **Tue Jan 29, 2008 10:58 pm**

Pandaia wrote:Personally I don't think it belongs to men or women, or any person in particular- I think it belongs to the brave and the passionate.

word. well put

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 8:26 am**

PolitankZ wrote:
Pandaia wrote:Personally I don't think it belongs to men or women, or any person in particular- I think it belongs to the brave and the passionate.
word. well put

+1 fo sho!

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 8:49 am**

I've been told many times that I DJ (and throw/fish/caber toss) ''like a girl'', so maybe I'm 50% there.

Joking aside, you've got to give it up to any female DJs out there because there's probably twice as much pressure on them not to be shit when they get in front of a crowd of monomaniacal men who listen to Rinse FM 365 hours a day.

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 8:50 am**

Corpsey wrote:I've been told many times that I DJ (and throw/fish/caber toss) ''like a girl'', so maybe I'm 50% there.

Joking aside, you've got to give it up to any female DJs out there because there's probably twice as much pressure on them not to be shit when they get in front of a crowd of monomaniacal men who listen to Rinse FM 365 hours a day.

back in the day when i was first gettin' in the game, there would always be this circle of guys around the decks waiting for me to fuck up. my little joke was that i never did.

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 8:55 am**

Was there a biscuit in the middle?

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:00 am**

Kebab from Dub Phaze Crew - Budapest - Hungary

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:21 am**

ikonika is very decent waz lucky enuff to host a set for her down sub devision

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 6:15 pm**

Corpsey wrote:I've been told many times that I DJ (and throw/fish/caber toss) ''like a girl'', so maybe I'm 50% there.

Joking aside, you've got to give it up to any female DJs out there because there's probably twice as much pressure on them not to be shit when they get in front of a crowd of monomaniacal men who listen to Rinse FM 365 hours a day.

werd, corpsey- i certainly feel the pressure not to be shit... fortunately I thrive under pressure

Ain't so bad anyway, I think every DJ (yeap even the boys) should at least try not to be shit, don't you think?

haha! how exactly DOES a girl DJ though anyway?

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 6:17 pm**

Nothing wong with female DJ's

Infact, i find it amazing.. they draw for some of the tunes i wudn't expect to hear in the mix.

And it compliments their set perfectly.

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:33 pm**

Walking in high heels is more difficult than beatmatching.

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:41 pm**

Little Boh Peep wrote:Walking in high heels is more difficult than beatmatching.

Yeah, right.

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:01 pm**

yeh I know what u mean about this place being a boys club.
Sometimes this forum can get really macho and sexist towards women..

maybe its the Hip-Hop influence in Dubstep I dont know

Posted: **Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:08 pm**

Little Boh Peep wrote:Walking in high heels is more difficult than beatmatching.

true dat. it's comfortable shoes all the way for me.

and in response to western synthetics: i don't think it's hip hop that is the influence, i think it's the patriarchal system in general that affects everything.

granted, most of the dubsteppers i have run into have been fairly cool, but it's a system all of us are socialized into, and unless we really take a look at our actions and how we were socialized to think...then we will keep finding the same issues over and over again no matter where we go.

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