Adaptability To Low And High Action Sounds As A Scratcher
The action within the sound you choose to manipulate directly impacts whether you as a DJ are operating in or out of your comfort zone of scratching
The Show Must Go On, Even In The Cold
The best advice I can give a DJ that wants to integrate scratching (and other techniques that require precision hand movements) in their set but is forced to do so in single digit temperature like I did this weekend in Montana is:
Three Types Of DJ Transitions That Don’t Include Mixing
If you think mixing is “THE” optimal way to navigate through your music while you’re DJing for people, you’re thinking…
The Imitation Trap
As DJs we all have access to the same popular songs. So how can we avoid emulating each other and…
Sixth Annual Civil War: Brolic Army Battle for Supremacy
DJ battles have been a critical part of DJ culture dating back to the formative years of Hip Hop’s creation….
Five Tips For Commanding The Attention Of Your Audience As A DJ
Although your audience isn’t inside the DJ booth with you selecting the music you play and the order in which…
Execution Trumps Technique
Execution trumps technique. I’ve always felt that. In a quest to help my Brolic Army students understand how to articulate
Remembering Roc Raida On The 13th Anniversary Of His Death
I recall getting up on stage and hearing Drew tell Clark Kent “watch my boy Rob!” As I looked into the audience of DJs competing for the same exact..
4 Of The Worst Creativity Killers
Facebook User: The MAJOR difference between transforms and flares is that flares start with the fader open, so you get 3…
DJ With Style – Brolic Army BACK-TO-SCHOOL Apparel Is Here!
Summer is almost over! Ready to go back-to-school shopping? Head over to the Brolic Army DJ School shop and checkout…