JERMS graffiti pieces (Video)
JERMS aka DJ JS-1 with a rundown of the pieces he did in 2016…
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Zulu King Cholly Rock on the difference between what the early DJ’s from Brooklyn/Queens was playing and early Hip Hop culture (Video)
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Doze, Mr. Freeze and Crazy Legs breaking down the history of the b-boys…
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..going down tonite. If you don’t know, now you know..
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“I’d look at various DJs of that time era, and they were either doing things too slow, or the way that they were transitioning, I found them to be bumpy. It wasn’t smooth. It wasn’t clean. Eventually I figured out that in order to control the audio source, the vinyl, a lot of these DJs were using the tonearm. I was strongly advised to do it that way. But what was going on inside my head was, “How am I going to control this drum solo and make it seamless?”
My first love was the vinyl. My father was a collector of records. He was into jazz. My mother and father broke up, and when I became a teenager, my second love was electronic items. I would open up the stereo in the living room, my sisters’ hairdryer, the iron, the washing machine, and […]
Read More “I’d look at various DJs of that time era, and they were either doing things too slow, or the way that they were transitioning, I found them to be bumpy. It wasn’t smooth. It wasn’t clean. Eventually I figured out that in order to control the audio source, the vinyl, a lot of these DJs were using the tonearm. I was strongly advised to do it that way. But what was going on inside my head was, “How am I going to control this drum solo and make it seamless?”