so.....I do this internet radio

[Monomer]

shit, it's thursday again!


1 hour!

[WiSounds]

I have to be on site to unlock the house at 7am, can't tune tonight I'm afraid.

[sine143]

I'll be tuning in haha

[Monomer]

vista and stickam both suck...

next broadcast will be from club FT on sunday, with WI the_nyhylist, serax and chris da-man


next thursday will be a bbq, starting hopefully on thursday and hopefully featuring a couple members from the DTM www.detroittechnomilitia.com

[Monomer]

Broadcasting live from clubFT (featuring Wi sounds) TONIGHT!


10pm EST


BE THERE!

[Monomer]

DTM are coming out. BBQ, Techno and beer: what could be better on a Thursday?

their mixes can be found on www.detroittechnomilitia.com -while your on the site, take a look around -they showcase a lot of history!




DJ Psycho (Dezi Magby) has been repping the streets for the last 25 years of his life, dedicating himself to the art of not only rocking the crowd, but making a mix that is as complex as his interests. Mike Banks (UR) himself said, after seeing him for the first time, “Look at him! Just look at him! He truly doesn’t give a fuck! Records don’t make him. He makes THEM do what he wants them to do!” He’s been referenced as being “the split difference between The Wizard and The Tazmanian Devil”.His live mixes cross boundaries and genres effortlessly, and his mixes on CD go beyond simply beatmatching records – they tell stories. Being a DJ is not so much how he makes a living as it is how he lives. At this stage in the game, he still practices 3-5 hours daily with no breaks.

Psycho took to the turntables after watching Grandmaster Flash on MTV in 1981. He had already been taking up guitar, piano and percussion, so the musical aspect was already there. He also had uncles in Detroit and Pontiac who introduced him to the game, and by 1983, their training paid off when he started DJing junior high and high school dances. He had co-founded a band the same year, Your’z Truly, playing guitar on stage and various instruments in the studio. In 1987, he met Kevin Klida (DJ Max Jerome), who ended up helping him secure his very first club gig at The Mikatam in Genesee, MI. After that first taste of notoriety, he started smashing everything in sight, touring alongside Digital Underground, Ice Cube and Naughty By Nature, getting his own mix show on local radio station WWCK-105 fm, and procuring the Midwest DMC finals championships 3 years running.

Since then, it’s been a rollercoaster ride, with no breaks in his popularity and respect amongst his peers. He’s thrown parties in the Flint area as part of the SPICE crew between ’91 and ’97. As part of Rev. Right Time (’97-’03), he’s been written up in High Times Magazine, appeared on the Jenny Jones show and shared stages with Parliament-Funkadelic, The Time, Roger and Zapp, Fishbone, WAR, Hed P.E., Coal Chamber and Drowning Pool. As a solo DJ, he’s bumped mixers with DJ Clue, Green Lantern, Skribble, Boy George, Gianni, Michael Myers, and Mix Master Mike, as well as Michigan luminaries such as Punisher, MD!, Billebob, Scan 7, and countless others. He’s also a supporter of low-power FM, helping launch RADIO FREE FLINT in 1999. Psyc is currently a member of Funkilinium, a 6-piece R&B/funk outfit that has been nominated twice for Best Funk Band at the Detroit Music Awards. Early this past year, Vert Clothing chose him as a spokesmodel for their new line of street gear and co-sponsored his “Dissident” club tour for the summer of 2006.

Influenced by a wide range of artists (starting with Prince, George Clinton, Nile Rodgers of Chic, Thomas Dolby, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Aerosmith and The Beatles) and DJs (Flash, Jazzy Jeff, Premier, Jeff Mills, Jam Master Jay, Carl Cox), his goal is to bridge the gap between what all of these people have meant to him and the future of music, whether it is manning the turntables, making tracks or stepping on stage with his band. 25 more years? It could happen……
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Neil V.

Born in Detroit, influenced by Detroit. With almost 10 years of working his ass off in Detroit, Neil has just relocated himself to New York City. Neil V has emerged as one of the top upcoming talent to rise from the city that started it all.

With precise tight mixing along with his quick technical skills has given him the opportunity to perform at clubs and events from the East Coast to the West in cities like New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New Orleans just to name a few. Neil’s track selection has shaken dance floors though out the night ranging from hard techno, Detroit techno, tech-house, acid techno, electro and even some deep house!

Neil has played along side with some of the biggest techno acts from around the globe. He has shared the bill with artist such as Adam Beyer, Marco Carola, Robert Hood, Adam Jay, Mike Dearborn and many more…

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Show start at 5PM EST.

[Monomer]

Few hours!

[WiSounds]

What rig are you using there at the bbq?

[Monomer]

What rig are you using there at the bbq?

1200's

two T39s and an omnitop.


I'd show off the THTs, but the neighbors already bitch

[Monomer]

I'm taking a break from the radio.

This weeks will be my last show for a few months. I have some new stuff (including a working dvs) in the works. Should be a good show!


www.motorcityjam.com or www.stickam.com/motorcityjam

11PM EST, see you then!

[Monomer]

I had an emergency last week, had to drive out to Ohio.


I'm far to busy lately to keep doing this.


This Thursday at 11pm. I have a lot of new material, the show will be fresh!

[Monomer]

Looking good for tonight.