There are simply too many goddam people calling themselves a DJ. My basic feeling is that DJing, like masturbation, should be done discretely and with a healthy sense of embarrassment. When did this become something anyone could call themselves in public?
The DJ as a mythic figure would be written like this:
A girl whispers into my ear. I nod, never taking my eyes off the board in front of me. She is stunning, but it is the music that enslaves me. I feel the beat. I am the beat. The beat is me.
My head is tilted so that I can hear into one headphone. I have two head phones, but I only use the one. No one knows why. Somewhere deep within me, I know.
Before me crowd moves, expectantly. I ponder, ‘What should follow Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean?” MGMT, or the Roots?’ Only I can decide. I flick my wrist, flip a switch…3, 2, 1…contact. That’s right…take it. The crowd is circling. They want more. This is my plight; this is my purpose. I am DJ.
Gross, isn’t it? When did the DJ become such an icon, and how is it that so many people think that they can get away with this level of mystique?
Back in the day, being a DJ meant you were one of two things: One, you have an impressive music collection and can be hired to select tracks specific to the hiring venue or, Two, you have an impressive music collection and have a real talent for selecting various pieces of music which, when mixed together or played in sequence, produces something truly original.
The first is a hobby. The second is an art form. Most people confuse the two. Here’s what I see happening: There is one word ascribed to two entirely different crafts. The subsequent disconnect happens when people think that merely selecting the music deserves the same level of respect or acknowledgement as the true artist who is actually creating something new. Since the invention of the Mp3, anyone can have an easily accessible, impressive music collection. Now, everyone’s a DJ, because at its base, being a DJ just means publicly selecting music. So, because the first craft is easy to accomplish, the term is overly inclusive. The result: too many goddam DJs.
Being a DJ today is about two things: the name and the posture.
The DJ moniker has become a kind of acceptable title in our society. Inherent in the DJ moniker is an arrogance: People drop the term DJ like it’s a post-graduate accreditation. “I’m DJ so-and-so,” or, in a bio, “I am a screen-writer, an actor, and I also DJ.” If there were a school for DJing I’d be more okay with it but, then again, I have three friends who are, technically, ministers, based off an application they filled out online. Perhaps someday a person’s parents could brag about their son’s ambitions, as in, “Yes, Teddy is off at Yale working hard on his thesis for his DJ degree. He’s doing fine work in advanced scratching,” but I don’t think we’re there yet.
Once you have selected your appropriately kitsch or ironic DJ name you have only to assume the correct posture. First, stay focused. A DJ must appear to have the same concentration and consideration for his next track as a litigator thumbing through tomes of precedents before the big case. Next, by any means necessary, keep that head tilted. You can look up from time to time to acknowledge your various admirers but only if you maintain at least one headphone pressed to your ears at all times. Finally, dance. Just remember that your dancing must not pull away from your appearance of focus. Appropriate DJ dancing will have the “paddle-ball” effect, that of a ball constantly rubber-banding back to your DJ booth. (An exception to this can be made when throwing up to occasional mad-props to the audience, à la one hand in the air.)
Congratulations. You’re now a DJ, and a much radder human being for it. You can tell everyone because you’ve accomplished the two main criteria: choosing a terrific name and looking the part. And don’t worry about the talent or the art, that’s not why you’re doing it. Yours is the path of hype and gadgetry, and loads of affectations.
(A quick note about to audience: One out of five people I know currently claim the title DJ. Some are the artists. Most aren’t. Therefore, I am aware this might piss off at least 18% of my friends. I am willing to accept that. When I told her about the piece my dear friend, DJ Hotbox, said, “Yeah, I’m a total poser, but at least I look amazing in the dark.” I think that kind of acknowledgement is all I’m asking for.)
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DJ Hufflepuff is not amused.. But I am. Well done.
No way? Is there really a DJ Hufflepuff. Well, I suppose there is a DJ everything by this point. It’s like trying to come up with an original AOL screen name. Eventually all DJs will be something like DJ Jazzy48903
Few things:
1. The reason you wear only one headphone is so you can hear the music on the alternate turntable, the one that the crowd has not yet heard begin yet, to be sure that it is lined up correctly ( i.e. starting at the beginning, mixing and matching beats etc). If you had both headphones on, you may not be able to hear the end of the song that is currently playing, or be able to accurately match beats, etc.
2. There ARE DJ schools, all over the world.
3. You were a Radio DJ. During the period in which you were DJ’ing on the radio I heard you tell many people about your endeavors as a DJ and invite them to listen to your show.
4. Perhaps the reason you dislike “music” DJ’s is because you have appalling taste in music and no one wants to listen to what you have to play.
5. I really enjoyed your radio show while it lasted. Except the music parts that you selected. Thank goodness that you were assisted by that Baby- I mean, Babies.
On second thought- I retract item number 4 from the above commentary. Please strike this from the record and insert the following language into the record:
4. Perhaps the reason you dislike “music” DJ’s is because all of the music you listen to which was created after 1965 is horrifically appalling.
1. I still think the one headphone thing looks silly and pompous and overdone, but I’ll accept there is some theoretical advantage to it.
2. Can’t wait to apply
3. I was a DJ only in the sense that it’s what you’re supposed to call someone hosting a radio show. I don’t believe I ever called myself a DJ. If I did, please slap me. And it was a talk show, anyhow.
4. My musical taste IS appalling. And I would never try to pick music for a crowd outside of my car.
5.Agreed. Though I left 95% of all musical choices up to said Babies so please refer to him for all further Blackspot-music questions.
In reply to your retraction: “All” of the music is too strong. Let’s say that I lean towards some pretty awful music, and shy away from some music that a lot of people think is pretty great. But everyone likes the Beatles, so let’s all hug.
Meanwhile, yes, I am speaking of music DJs like at a club. Radio DJs are a whole different breed and I have no immediate qualms with their type.
you gotta be kiddin me!
lol.
just become a dj and get it over with…
It’s not exactly the act of DJing I don’t like, at least as far as picking the right songs for the right moment. It’s all the pomp that comes from it.
I think it would be way more sincere if DJ names were generated like the AOL screen names in the days of yore, when all the good stuff was taken. So instead of picking the coolest name you can think of, you get stuck with DJ RockYoPants135739.
I have to stick up for the writer here and say that I HATE DJs. You are not alone.. and I think you were too kind. DJs are to real musicians what monkeys are to humans.. we can all bananas but at the end of the day there are limitations that we don’t share.. sure girls think monkeys are cute.. but there’s a little more to art than throwing shit around and calling yourself an artist. Djs will say, “I blend style together and play stuff most people haven’t ever heard.. whereas musicians DON’T say, “I blend music history with my soul and play stuff that really NEVER has been heard”. Musicians play, DJs press “play”. I found this page by searching “anti dj sentiment..” didn’t find anything but more fucking DJ’s then I type “hate djs” and here we are. Cheers to everyone.. if you’re offended.. suck on it till you like it better. If you’re a real artist who happens to be within the Djing “artform”, well, you know you’re real and it doesn’t matter what some self-righteous douche on the internet says. For the “record”, I can “spin” it this way too, “turn the tables” if you will (I actually do know one DJ who is an artist by the way… so it’s not generalization talking here, just observations of vastly prominent generalities):
I love Dj’s. They are so skilled it’s not even funny. I would say that they are under appreciated and exploited by bars.. they need to be paid way more for the dedication they put in.. I mean.. they modulate frequency oscillators.. they merge tracks…. they make sure stuff lines up with the respective BPMs (even if they occasionally forget about what key or mode it’s in).. they even add extra rhythm by scratching.. extra depth with effects.. I mean.. it’s simply amazing they could put so many years in to learn everything about their music craft. I’ve decided to become a DJ.. I know it’ll take a lot of hard work.. but I’m just inspired by their artistic struggle and want to join in the fight.
Happy spinnin’ riffin’ or whatever you do or don’t,
Edrihan
I suppose what I appreciate the most is all the hard work you put in to finding the (apparently) one article (mine) out there about a real DJ skepticism.
Maybe we should both just thank Google.
Meanwhile, I’ve decided to take on a challenge. I think I’ll get a bit of the scratching software, put the kettle on, and see if I can create the next greatest pop single based solely on some editing software and a raging case of moxy.
Only problem…I’m gonna need a DJ name, guys.
Any suggestions?
well I posted an article on facebook about this and here’s my response that I already wrote last night.
quote:
You Couldn’t Do it, SO You shouldn’t Bash it,
Édrihan Émmanuel Lévèsque: ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah
“Here’s an example of what we went through — we had Greg MacPherson doing an early show and an amazing local party band playing later and we had 80 people in the room,” says Sparrow. “It was pouring rain outside and across the street, there’s 200 people waiting in line to get into The Billiard Club. “So, not only were they not interested in (these amazing bands), they’d rather wait in the pouring rain. I sent over some of our staff to the lineup with free passes to (Lyve), and no one would take them.”
clearly people want to be pissed on while not listening to music.. and tyler.. I could DJ.. and I’m going to, so that I really can back up what I say. I’m buying a bunch o’ DJ gear.. and I’ll learn what the fuck it is other than pressing pl…ay. Then.. I’ll get paid 1000 bucks because I’m young and I “look cool”.. and I’ll “supply the beat”…. “oh edrihan you’re ignorant there’s more to it than that… ” we’ll see. If I can learn to play classical piano I think I can get to the bottom of this.See More
“I know, it’s like they’ve taken the hardships of actually learning an instrument and have created something even better. Now, they can make beautiful music with the click of a few buttons instead of using crazy, overrated things like say, talent.”
..hard work, dedication.. getting spit on in the rain trying to busk for mr noodles..
“And now there’s something called “Dubstep”. They’ve taken the classic 4/4 beat and added “Whomping” sounds to make it more appealing to the kind of people who think “Jersey Shore” has something to offer the world.”
these people pay 25 bucks per time, and like miguel posted there’s real music wafting just down the street in most cases… it’s a sad mcdonald’s ridden world we live in
“I don’t understand how people ended up like this. Back in the day, live music was the thing to see, not some 19-year-old kid with a sideways baseball hat touching buttons.”
funnily enough it could be me.. and maybe it will be.. you’ll see DJ REAL MUSIC hit the scene oh yeah I’ll sample Beethoven and Bach and Tupac… wait.. I’m onto something TuBach and NWAntonio Vivaldi.. it’s endless.. wait.. that stuff is music.. let me think.. I’ll sample justin bieber.. but loop it more.. and I will have my paycheque at last (people think I’m kidding..but I think this is my new scientific project for real) watch me finally make it as a “musician” at last
“Haha, I like this. It really is true, the only way to “make it” as a musician is to make the shittiest sounds you can humanly produce.”
straight up all I have to do is take emotion, philosophy, honesty, history and hard work out of it and I’m a winner. Mark my words.. I will release a hit album.. I may have to just set my recorder up and record a diabetic coma and then loop… it with some compressor and flange and then hire a chick to sing “hump it up” in one note which I then (didn’t see this next trick coming) vocode (verb?) to two notes AND THEN sample some james brown but instead of letting it variate, just play the first line over and over. This is a great artistic brainstorm.. thanks everyone.. especially DJs
“YES! Great idea, this will be the next big thing aside saying the word “word”.”
word.. I thought me and Andrew figured out our plan with emo-rock to proceed our jazz albums but I think I’ll have to call him up with this new proposal. I think Ed Stelmach could get behind this.. it’s hip with the kids
oh shit I forgot I’m not a black lesbian cripple they won’t fund me
“hey man. I know you have your strong opinions but relax. while i would agree on many accounts, especially today with the new technology and for the fact that most djs dont even buy records anymore. AND i do question the popular genres these… days. there is still something cool about a good dj. a dj is NOT a band. although many more producers performing there music with more live elements (adding live instumentaion, midi controllers etc.) a dj is someone that has collected music (preferably records) and pieces it together seemlessly in accordance to the mood of the party. people like them because they dont demand attention like a band, and if they are good, they will take you on a musical journey that might pursued some dancing. as far as the production side, yes there is alot of crap just like any other style of music but there is also alot of great stuff too. many producers are also developing live shows as apposed to just cutting their latest track……i dont know. seems like a lot of judgement with perhaps little knowledge
im kinda just referencing electronic/produced music rather than just djs but CHECK OUT JEREMY ELLIS or MR. SCRUFFf. MATHEW JOHNSON or MATHEEW HERBERT. BOARDS OF CANADA. J DILLA.
have good holiday man!”
you have good points and backed up.. that makes me respect what you say and I’ll totally look into some guys ALSO I realized I forgot to mention one DJ that I respect.. it’s Weezil (Eric) he’s off the hook.. you talk about DJs/electronic ar…tists implementing live aspects to their shows as something to bring them to the next level. I argue.. yes, that brings them to the next level.. so why not just do that instead. Also.. you claim Djs demand/require/expect less attention than bands but I’ve never seen this to be true. Maybe if I’m doing some hard rockin’ stuff with Mike and mike we want some attnetion cause it’s rock ‘n roll but I can also play some atmospheric jazz and just be quite and invisible. I guess that’s a difference too, I can control what I’m playing FULLY not just what record or song.. but what song, with what feel, what extra notes, what instruments. As for me chillin out because i’m not relaxed, you’re right on another count: I should chill out. My mind and soul is running loud at 190 BPM and I’m an asshole because I really care about stuff.. anyways.. great conversation especially the part I wouldn’t have thought of (why Djs maybe have some worth) and continue the battle.. I guess here’s the point.
DJs get paid way too goddamn much.. and bars want bands to play for shit all.. it pisses us musicians off because we actually did put equal to more work into it. Cheers.
“Go ben! Edrihan just because you don’t make loads of cash playing music doesn’t mean it isn’t possible , what your neglecting is the fact that the majority of the public prefers the music with feel aimed at the crowdl, it’s not always about… the skill, it’s about the presentation.and final out come, for example, who do you think makes more money, dimmu borgir or Nickleback??? Thats damn obvious, but your playing for the crowd, if you follow what will bring you fans, then you make money, of 30 out of a hundred people love you music , there is still 70 people with dffent taste and pockets full of cash, and with dj’s think of all the women who love to dance , the majority of girls i o know love dancing , your next argument is you can dance to blues or jaZz or what ever, but it’s 2010 not exactly the time for blues to flourish, anybody can do anything, but with everything you can be good or bad , so show appreciation for what people do, despite the fact Its not what you like, talent is talent when the bias is dropped ”
I haven’t responded to this yet.. and this guy is a former bandmate of mine.. he’s really good at guitar and composition.. so.. any other thoughts? I know that I’m wrong and ignorant and overzealous but that’s the way I like it
There’s nothing wrong with being wrong and ignorant and overzealous and very, very public about it. I do it all the time. The trick is to at least sound good. Yay rhetoric!
wait.. are you implying I sound bad? Well fuckin’ rights then that’s my goal. If everyone agrees with me or thinks I’m cool then I’m a moron
Nope, no implication here. I try to only imply four things at most in a day and I spent all of mine this morning trying to get my wife to understand that Christmas is about giving, sure, but about giving really cool toys to the grownup men in the house (me) who really deserve them.
Well im glad i saw this article. Im a music producer. And i hate how people call me a Dj. Since djs are getting over populated all the people are getting mixed up between producers and djs, and that makes me mad. I live in chicago and there is so many fake djs its not even funny. Sorry for my spelling im polish.
The Polish have nothing to apologize for on this site.
Meanwhile, I totally dig producing. Check out one of my latest posts, Pop Song Challenge. I’m going to try to go from Zero-Record Producer in very little time. Unfortunately, I think DJ is sort of a step in between producer, even if it’s just a mid-way formality, so I did have to acquire and register a new DJ name.
why do you guys care if people are having fun?
the producers and musicians in this thread depend on dj’s and blogs to get their music out there.
have a drink and get laid. it’s not worth giving a shit.
Mike,
Exactly the right attitude! I still think a lot of DJs are kind of bullshitty but, yes, to each his own. Just as soon as work permits, I’m getting that drink/laid.
Love the post. I love the overdramatized wording of picking a song and pressing play.
Appreciated Douchebag,
For my next act, I will give up on my bitterness and, like some anthropologist living among the natives, will dawn my own DJ moniker and let the beats ride.
“Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome DJ SIR (Shh, I’m Reading).
I care when people have fun if they are raping and killing innocents. That’s pretty extreme but an example of me judging how valid peoples’ pursuit of fun is. I judge fun when I walk by KFC and see a 400 pound man eating a bucket of “chicken”. I question the validity of “art” when it isn’t art. The fun is still there. Whether you rape kids, eat McDonalds, or listen to Britney Spears for fun I actually don’t care; I beleive people can do what they want, until you fuck with my ability to do what I want. The only point however, is DON’T FUCKING CALL IT ART. DJ’s are not musicians. Some are, but they are Dj and musician (hybrid).
My friend who came up with my band name (not advertised anywhere) also came up with my DJ name the other night. It is DJ JuanaBe. We are actually going to start a DJ/rap project in our home town (edmonton) because we WANT TO GET PAID. That’s the reason for djing. Also.. once I’m a successful DJ maybe people will take me seriously when I say, compared to real music, it ain’t shit.
Anyways, I’m glad to see that people get passionate about this topic yet remain chilled out.. it’s great, that’s what it’s all about.
Remember kids, you can like the Backstreet Boys. I totally dig that, but it’s still not the same as Bach no matter how much MDMA, McDonalds and Jagermeister you’re on.
Cheers!
Yeah, I’m all about having fun as long as it doesn’t set off my sense of bullshittery.
I am a DJ. I understand your point. A lot of DJ’s are total losers who have money to buy equipment and a music selection. They do not know what the F*@$ they are doing. I feel I am different due to the fact I know how to mix, and I don’t boast. Ok, big deal. I’m a DJ. I make some money and I’m good at mixing. I hate DJ’s that run around trying to be the coolest thing on earth. But don’t have DJ’s, because there are DJ’s like me just trying to earn some side cash and do some mixing.
Did you mean “don’t hate DJs”? DJing is fine, it’s the facade I can’t stand.
Anybody can be a DJ nowadays all you need is a little extra money and a lap top. The art form of it itself has gone the way of the doe doe bird. DJ’s are just basically people who wish they could make their own music but they can’t so they settle for imposing there taste on others. DJ’s nowadays do not take requests because they do not respect anybody elses taste in music just their own. They are basically just nerds who could not get laid in high school so they are looking for a niche to get them some tail. They are not real artists and for the most part completly replaceable. In another 10 years we will not even need them anymore ( not that we ever did)
I wouldn’t go so far as to say they didn’t get laid in highschool. Most people who want to get laid in highschool find a way.
i would love the see the ages of the posters.
it’s pretty obvious that a lot of the commentary is posturing like you’re better than a guy or girl that plays music for people at a venue.
think about it. what would your wedding/bar/party be without a dj? pretty crappy i would think. maybe you get a cover band instead? i dunno. i think some (not all) of you are just pissed off that you aren’t the center of attention when you walk in a club / bar / whatever. dj’s are the easiest hater target!
i made my living djing at a major venue for years and i will tell you i got a lot of shit from dudes trying to show off for girls. it’s pretty much how it is everywhere you go.
you shouldn’t rant about stuff you know nothing about. djing put food in my mouth for years and i had a lot of fun doing it.
what’s wrong with that? it’s lame to make a living?
some of you guys need to get out of their dorm room and stop being such an entitled baby about this.
if you don’t like dj’s, then don’t go where they play.
there goes your social life right down the shitter lol
I had to completely discount everything you said for using the word, “haters.”
And, really? What would my wedding/bar/party be without a dj? Fucking usual is what.
Look, a big club, of course it’s going to have a DJ. I’m not saying DJing isn’t a good thing to have, just that there’s a goddam lot of shitty ones out there taking on this facade of art, style and authority where none is deserved.
These DJs I’m talking about, this isn’t them working their asses off, making a living. This is their side, side-gig. But shit, even for those who are super into it, there’s so much goddam facade sometimes.
I mean, camon’, the troubled artist DJ?
Here’s a word: dilettante.
have fun dissing shit everyone else doesn’t have a problem with just do be different.
Would the internet be any fun without dilettante writers like me posing shitty criticism as though it were art? Blogs need assholes.
But I still stand by my basic “many DJs are bullshit” premise.
I just want to say im an actual Musician, and yes, all these things people talk about are true, many DJs are fakes, who lets face it, go in for the money and girls which is truly what you end up getting. Now, why they SHOULNT be called musicians is just the reason that theyr just releaving and mixing the music. Without much musical knowledge, its impossible for the DJ to know what mode a song is in, or if a pitch goes right with another song while still getting the BPM just because it would require some form of a perfect pitch, and i doubt theres even a percentage close to 2% of a DJ with perfect pitch. People are just angry because what it takes for a musician to master theyr craft and earn some ammount of money, it just takes about 1000$ for a ”DJ” to get a set up and earn more than enough for their bills. Hopefully one day this whole things gets cleared up, because lets all face the truth that as good as some DJs are, its not fair others gain much more money than ACTUAL musicians who spend theyr life time practicing and end up with a passion thats not paid for.
Here here. Meanwhile, what’s your DJ name?
Wow, what a douchebag. Also, you don’t get out of being a douchebag by admitting that there are talented needles in the haystack. That’s true of everything, everywhere; I, for one, am the foremost in my field: rodgering the masthead. Does that mean I rodger better or with a greater sense of aesthetic veracity than those who rodger for the fun of it? No, douchebag, I don’t, and neither do you. And god save you if you think I’m going to listen to you play “born this way” again.
I haven’t been able to tell if, in this comment, I’m the douchebag, or if you’re agreeing with me. I’ll take the passion any way I can get it.
Huzzah!
Thomas Wood is actually DJ Tiesto.
You’ve all been punk’d
I actually did come up with some DJ name for some other piece I wrote which, at the time, I thought was very clever. At least it pleased me. Alas, it didn’t have such Latin flare.
This is the best article I have ever read!
I am willing to take down all amateur dj’s.
I think its time to start an organisation or a group that is globally renowned for its hatred of posers that think they’re dj’s.
I am willing to go to the extreme to eradicate these Dj’s.
If anyone is willing to join my wolfpack, contact me!
You should really read my articles about pornography. I just get this feeling you’d dig the vibe.
Rarghhhh! The bit about the headphones demonstrates you're either tongue-in-cheek, or simply ignorant of the DJ's job. If the former, well, I can appreciate the irritation at the posers who just do it out of a desire to fit the fashion image. If the latter, then please try harder in future to actually learn about something before you go criticising it. I've been doing this gig for about 18 years now, and believe me, fuck the whole fashion side of it. The love of the music is the only reason I do it, and the whole bullshit imageryand social play-acting that goes along with it is also the reason I've repeatedly walked out on jobs, because I can't stand the bullshit games. But I sure as shit know that if you're taking yourself seriously in your above post, that I don't do the same. That said, some of your other posts (politics especially) look interesting, and I'll bookmark you and see what you have to contribute in other walks of life.
I'm sorry, there is nothing artistic about a D.J. A "D.J." is no more than a button pusher, NOT a musician. Please!
A disc jockey – DJ – button pushers with an erection.
Newsreaders – good looking whores and whoremongers who can read.
TV Hosts – whoremongers with an erection; whores on heat; who can read and laugh.
Actors – fuckers who are make believe liars
Actresses – whoring make believe liars
Politicians – the cream of criminality, well-canned and unimpeachable
Male singers – noisy bastards with an erection
Female singers – noisy whores on heat
Man, it must be a 24/7 laugh-riot in your house!
I’ve been a full-time DJ for 21 years. I get hired to play gigs because there is a need for our services. Whoever you are and no matter what your occupation is, you are as expendable as the rest of us. Don’t knock another persons ability to make a living in the field that they choose because of your own insecurities. If this is truly Tiesto, I will prove that you don’t matter either. I will cut all of your songs from my playlist and not one person will miss it. Off to entertain the people that worked hard all week and are looking to let loose. That’s my job.
This is hilarious. I went looking on google for “I hate djs” because reading Computer Music magazine tends to draw up my ire for the class of people you’re ranting about. It’s kind of true in some cases that DJs are failed musician wannabes who resort to getting involved the only way they can. The same is true for executives in the film/tv business (actor/writer/director wannabes). What’s maybe the most irksome is that many of these people start off with all the posturing and it works well enough to get them money for extra gear, which leads them to play around with more creative mixing, which often leads to making such a mishmash of material that they feel it is their own creation instead of the derivative it really is. Then they start selling the derivatives under their moniker (“DJ DooshBagga G’s Latest Kool Release”) and before you know it, the “DJ” is suddenly a “producer.”
Some of them actually quite naturally find their way through all this in a very sincere manner and end up as actual musicians (though, they still seem to only know how to work from materials premade by others, which seems to be the core ethos of modern popular music). A love of music with an inability to become fluent with an instrument (or music theory, which I have a major problem with myself), leads to getting involved with music in some other fashion. Along comes the “democratization” of music production via technology and they find themselves able to craft things to their preference where they couldn’t before. I’m surely somewhere in that area (serious neurological issues in the way of music theory, but I definitely feel music very sincerely).
Blah blah blah. Yo, dis is DJ MC Prodoosa signin off, yo. Word.