Just play what you like, if youre good enough and have got good tunes, people will dance. If you have to play this type of shit just to get people moving then dont bother. Either Move House or maybe DJ online.
Well for your thorough answer then, I have always been the type of person to show people something they have never heard, whether that be a remix, a brand new song that came out 2 days ago or and old song that no one has ever heard of. Some gem remixes of some classics would kill it around here and give me the opportunity to slowly transition into some standard house music if i get them dancing and after a few drinks they wont even realize where i have taken them on the journey. People around where i live dont like EDM aka "techno" as they call it because its just that "Techno". Completely biased but if opened correctly and after plenty of typical bar/party songs and of course drinks, they wont even notice that they are bobbing there head at the song i played on the jukebox 2 weeks ago that they skipped because it was just "too repetitive".
Just play what you like, if youre good enough and have got good tunes, people will dance. If you have to play this type of shit just to get people moving then dont bother. Either Move House or maybe DJ online.
Yes, don't subscribe to the ghetto-funk blog. Neither don't listen to the Young Punx podcasts and the Friday shows they do over at http://player.idealclubworldradio.com like just now.
Just play what you like, if youre good enough and have got good tunes, people will dance. If you have to play this type of shit just to get people moving then dont bother. Either Move House or maybe DJ online.
Well for your thorough answer then, I have always been the type of person to show people something they have never heard, whether that be a remix, a brand new song that came out 2 days ago or and old song that no one has ever heard of. Some gem remixes of some classics would kill it around here and give me the opportunity to slowly transition into some standard house music if i get them dancing and after a few drinks they wont even realize where i have taken them on the journey. People around where i live dont like EDM aka "techno" as they call it because its just that "Techno". Completely biased but if opened correctly and after plenty of typical bar/party songs and of course drinks, they wont even notice that they are bobbing there head at the song i played on the jukebox 2 weeks ago that they skipped because it was just "too repetitive".
Just play what you like, if youre good enough and have got good tunes, people will dance. If you have to play this type of shit just to get people moving then dont bother. Either Move House or maybe DJ online.
Yes, don't subscribe to the ghetto-funk blog. Neither don't listen to the Young Punx podcasts and the Friday shows they do over at http://player.idealclubworldradio.com like just now.
i have a electro-house 80s mix, but a lot of these tracks are hard to come by, Good remixes of DM can be found on the box sets, Dirty South, Josh Patrick, Tocadisco, im trying remember is it was Dr Kuchoo, but he has dope remixes too. Its going to take some digging, Ive been collecting that the 80s remix since the Electroclash days.
This tune has been reworked countless times but Ben Liebrand gets it right for me. Yeke Yeke was an 80's tune originally too although this is the 90's hardfloor mix, a classic in itself.
Because i want to twist it up. There a problem with that?
yes. the problem is that there's a fine line between playing a nice blend of remixes and classics and playing a pathetic set of annoying remixes of classics.
Well for your thorough answer then, I have always been the type of person to show people something they have never heard, whether that be a remix, a brand new song that came out 2 days ago or and old song that no one has ever heard of. Some gem remixes of some classics would kill it around here and give me the opportunity to slowly transition into some standard house music if i get them dancing and after a few drinks they wont even realize where i have taken them on the journey. People around where i live dont like EDM aka "techno" as they call it because its just that "Techno". Completely biased but if opened correctly and after plenty of typical bar/party songs and of course drinks, they wont even notice that they are bobbing there head at the song i played on the jukebox 2 weeks ago that they skipped because it was just "too repetitive".
Cooool. Curious to see how that turns out, keep me updated
Well for your thorough answer then, I have always been the type of person to show people something they have never heard, whether that be a remix, a brand new song that came out 2 days ago or and old song that no one has ever heard of. Some gem remixes of some classics would kill it around here and give me the opportunity to slowly transition into some standard house music if i get them dancing and after a few drinks they wont even realize where i have taken them on the journey. People around where i live dont like EDM aka "techno" as they call it because its just that "Techno". Completely biased but if opened correctly and after plenty of typical bar/party songs and of course drinks, they wont even notice that they are bobbing there head at the song i played on the jukebox 2 weeks ago that they skipped because it was just "too repetitive".
