Name: DJ Mojo
Home Page: http://www.myspace.com/dj_mojo, http://www.mojosdojo.com
Member Since: Nov 18, 2002
Rank: 407
Location: Southern California
Profile: I started DJing back in 1992 and was rewarded with a number of high profile gigs in the Los Angeles underground scene of the 90s. My first weekly gig was at What afterhours back in 1992.
I was also one of the weekly DJs at Insomniac,
and one of the original Resident DJs for FAMILY.
In addition to these, I was a featured guest at many one-off events, and a guest at other clubs around Los Angeles and was fortunate to also have played in San Francisco, San Diego, Denver, Dallas, and Washington D.C.
My style covers a broad spectrum of eclectica, including old school techno and acid house, breaks, funky house, techy house, trip hop and downtempo. I am also a big fan of drum n' bass.
I am currently working on a degree in Computer Science and now work in the I.T. field and am supporting a wonderful family.
I am also working on a Wii-based theremin application and maintain a blog to document development details and other cool music tech stuff I'm interested in.
Mojo's Dojo
Some of Mojo's mixes:
An Epic Old Skool Journey
Eclectic Shock
Bleeding The Breaks
Retrospective House Grooves
The following two mixes were my submissions into the 2008 Discogs Mix Tournament. Each placed second in their respective categories.
Chilling Spree
Deus Ex Machina
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The samples on "Pioneers of the Warped Groove" are as follows. The dialogue about "going for a ride" is from the David Lynch film Blue Velvet. The samples "Let us pray" and "In time, are from the movie The Exorcist. Also, the "Party People" sample is obviously from Planet Rock by the Soulsonic Force. This record is an all-time classic and was way ahead of its time. Trancey hardcore, the screaming gets a bit unnerving at times, but the rest of the track more than makes up for this.