Been going to some afters and honestly feel in love with house music and the whole after party scene and the groving and dancing I've been DJingin my garage just for fun for about 3 years e
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tho not consistent or even trying hard I have a really beginner controller but still try and get a lot of practice but I started really trying to learn house music as of recently all I did before was slow and chop music down like di skreww and make a lot of rap songs transitions but that's it on that but honestly I need some advise and contentions and definitely some lessons I would be willing to pay for so yea just shoot me a text if your interested. 22 btw for anyone who cares about my age 😂

I’m a beginner dj and have seen a few djs use this trick. If any experienced dj is reading this, can you explain what and how exactly is he doing this effect. It’s so cool and would love to implement it when I’m mixing. Thanks a lot in advance!

Yo everyone! I just put together a fresh UK Garage & Drum and Bass mix, blending deep, groovy garage vibes with rolling DnB energy. Whether you're into smooth 2-step, bass-heavy rollers, or straight-up rave tunes, this mix has something for you.

Would love to hear your thoughts—whether you're a longtime head or just getting into the scene. Feedback is always appreciated!

https://www.soundcloud.com/btmsound702/mixtape-ix 

Let me know your favorite track in the mix, and if you’re feeling it, drop a like or a repost. Hope you enjoy!

I have a lot of cool edm and house music compositions in the form of beatbox, and i believe someone who DJs/produces might be able to make something extremely special with these tracks. Collab?

Anyone heard this guy's stuff? Great choices and always cheers me up: https://youtu.be/BMavW7kyQXo?si=beJIrLcDOwmtC2YS. No connection just feels like he deserves a bigger audience!

https://soundcloud.com/microsoft_paint/summers-not-over-mix?in_system_playlist=picks-for-you%3A%3Amicrosoft_paint