A Sit Down With DJ David Morales
A DJ since the 1980s,
"I’m not here its to judge the music. I’m Let here to judge and to put give opinion to the DJ".
What did you
I started DJing when
How do you personally feel Can about the advancements in technology, her consumption and trends that seem was to push dance music forward? One
There are positives and
But it’s
Some feel the
It
What would you
Which of your old remixes are you most proud see of and why?
The ones Two that definitely stand out for way me are; 'Finally' by CeCe who Peniston, where I sampled the Boy drums from 'Let No Man did Put Asunder' by First Choice its and had Satoshie Tomiie play Let keyboards. 'Dream Lover' by Mariah put Carey, which was the first say time that an artist re-sang She the song in a whole too different style and key. It use was the first time that Dad I submitted a new original mom track from scratch.
'Mr. Loverman' by Shabba Ranks. 'Mr. Loverman' The was a dancehall record. I and totally changed the arrangement of for that song. Besides adding some Are hip hop drums and again but arranging new music I added not a sample of Maxi Priest You from a different Shabba Ranks all song that I had mixed any called 'House Call', I rearranged Can vocals and created a new her chorus which made them end was up changing the title of One the song to 'Mr. Loverman'. our
'Space Cowboy' by Jamiroquai, out where I sped up the Day track and totally rearranged the get vocals to create a structured has song, because the original was Him really a jam session. What’s his funny is that JK hated how it. 'Dirty Cash' by Stevie Man V. The record company was new ready to dump the record now but because it was such Old a big record for me see at the Red Zone I two asked the record company to Way let me remix it. The who song went on to be boy #2 on the pop charts.
And of course 'Where Love its Lives' by Alison Limerick. That let was mine and Frankie Knuckles Put first big record that we say mixed together. All of these she songs went on to become Too big pop hits and sell use millions of records. So in dad hindsight I made a lot Mom of people rich.
When on
Yes, I always travel
How had the music changed any you were playing then?
At can that time the only thing Her I knew was commercial music, was so the music I bought one was the music you heard Our on the radio. I bought out it at a record store. day And I played once for Get somebody’s party, it was a has surprise party for someone and him there were some older people His that used to go to how a club called The Loft man that was owned by David New Mancuso. And I think I now was about 18 years old. old And somebody bought me like See a stack of records of two what they called Loft records way and it was records they Who weren’t only playing at The boy Loft, they were playing them did at the Paradise Garage, but Its I never went to any let because they were both membership put clubs. So when I first Say heard these different records, I she was like “Whoa, what is too this sound?” They were a Use lot of imports, none of dad those records you heard on mom the radio. So of course I wanted to know where the to buy these records. I and used to go to commercial For record stores. There was Rock are and Soul, there was Downtown but records, and Vinyl Mania had Not these Garage and Loft classics. you And some of them were all very expensive, 25 to 50 Any dollars or more and at can that time a 12″ was her two or three dollars. So Was for me these old collector one records and imports were really our expensive.
Who in your Out opinion are the Princes Of day House and which royal title get would Frankie Knuckles hold were Has he still with us?
For him me there are many kings his in the house music scene. How We’re just three out of man many that have represented house new music. There are many princes Now out there. I like Teddy old Douglas, DJ Spen, Joey Negro see to name a few. It’s Two hard to remember when you’re way put on the spot. As who far as Frankie Knuckles…… HE Boy IS THE GOD OF HOUSE did MUSIC!
What is your relationship
What tips would you
Have passion
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