I have 8 years of DJ experience. I have followed the trance scene intently since 1999 and started out DJing on the advice of a good friend - Junior Puente, as my then vast music collection lay redundant. I started out with the usual Technics SL1210 Mk3 and a Dateq XTC mixer. I have a huge collection of music CDs, it was then that I decided to go digital and that is where I am now. My style is mostly trance and I usually utilize harmonic mixing. With my somewhat knowledge of music production, my mixes are fully mastered too.
Trance.
Paul van Dyk, Oliver Lieb, BT, Ayla, Paul Oakenfold, Sven Väth, DJ Taucher, Cosmic Baby, Robert Miles, Sasha, Push, Dance 2 Trance, The Thrillseekers, Humate, Jam & Spoon and DJ Junior.
The transitions from "Brazil" to "Flash" and "Loops & Tings" are way off. I realize it sounds sloppy but I really didn't wanna go back and correct the mistakes... (Laziness for the most part, lol)
If I can remember correctly, freestyle was the very first electronic dance music genre I got hooked on throughout my early childhood up to my pre-teen years.
So here's my take on freestyle.
Enjoy.
Crazy good speed garage mix.
Mostly dub tracks.
Classic old-school sound.
The first track warms things up as an instrumental, then the dub tracks commence. Full of distorted vocal samples and gun shots. The intensity builds and when “The Chant” hits, it then all kicks off big time.
Enjoy!
As a South Florida native, it was natural that Florida breaks was etched in my memory forever.
Here's a tribute mix to that lovely old-school Florida sound.