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 | Last Night a DJ Saved My Life Maneesh the Twister has been a prominent staple to the San Francisco dub scene since the quick rise of the three little letters that have since revolutionized the club scene. Pioneering events such as the long-running Dub Mission and Surya Dub, and voted Best Club DJ by The SF Bay Guardian, it’s no wonder that he is not only admired and respected by his peers but also by his audiences. Mixing all forms of dub like dub reggae, dubstep, breakbeat, drum'n'bass, dancehall, and global beats, Maneesh shows his versatility to appeal to all genres and cultures.More |  | Last Night A DJ Saved My Life A San Francisco staple since 1991, DJ Taj embodies the melting pot of true electronic dance music. Incorporating everything from dub-step to house into his mixes, this multi-faceted DJ shows his talent and universal acceptance towards music of all sorts. With a long-running residency at 1015 Folsom coupled with international residencies in places such as Vietnam and Greece, it’s no wonder how well-cultured and diverse his melodies are. Swinging by the SF station office on a sunny San Francisco day, DJ Taj shares his journey, thoughts, and most importantly, a true love for the electronic scene.More |  | Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Based out of Chicago and now a San Francisco staple, Andrew Phelan has been blazing his way through the tech and underground scene. Launching Prismatic Tracks in 2005, there has been nothing but success for this young DJ who puts on various original local events to raise awareness and fun for old and new DJs alike. Articulate and humble, Andrew shares with SF station his journey to DJ world and how he has manages to stay fresh and innovative.More |  | Last Night, A DJ Saved My Life While some DJs remain entranced in their art during their DJ sets, Phillie Ocean is a DJ whom entrances the crowd with his bubbly personality and party music. A brilliant mash-up DJ who has the uncanny ability of giving a fresh-faced take on old school sounds, Phillie O has progressed into a staple at the famous Look Out Weekend and 80s dance party Barracuda at 111 Minna. Spotted by SF Station at his residency at Double Dutch a day before New Year’s Eve, Phillie O is a clear demonstration of a DJ who never fails to bring the beats, dance moves, and most of all, a universally appealing party, no matter the day or night.More |  | Last Night a DJ Saved My Life The chief of the very successful Dirtybird Records, Claude VonStroke has been blazing his way through the techno funk club scene. Whether it is recognizing new and talented DJs, making DVDs interviewing legendary ones, or mixing his own innovative beats, originality and determination shines across his work. Releasing Fabric 46 and his 2nd artist album later this year, there seems like nothing but more success awaiting this DJ.More |  | Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Born and raised San Francisco DJ Vin Sol spins beats and rocks dance floors with his creative and innovative approach to party music. Sampling hooks and remixing beats from Lil’ Wayne to Yelle, it’s no wonder this DJ has worked with the biggest names in the industry. His originality shines through his music, and most importantly, it’s easy to see why Vin Sol remains fun and playful in his profession, which radiates onto the crowds and dance floors. Playing everywhere from New York and LA, he remains true to his roots and continues to give the city of San Francisco something to be proud of in the party music scene.More |  | Last Night a DJ Saved My Life A founding father of the famous Rock It Science Laboratories, DJ Eric Sharp is a name spoken often in the Bay Area DJ scene. Spending years perfecting the art of dance music and contributing so much to the San Francisco dance music community, it’s no wonder he has such a loyal following. Whether it is fueling the fire in our dance shoes or putting on the latest underground party, the hustle and bustle of his daily life shines through when one experiences his latest event or music.More |  | Last Night a DJ Saved My Life Born and raised in the Bay Area, DJ Chicken Skratch embodies the fundamentals of respect and originality in the hip hop scene. Drawing influences from early 90s hip hop and pioneering San Francisco DJs like Q-Bert and Apollo, this DJ mixes the old with the new to create sounds and beats to get your feet movin’ on the dance floor. Spinning everything from hip hop, 80s, reggae/dancehall, neo-soul, funk, electro-clash, and everything in-between, you won’t have to request this DJ to play your song. But most importantly, this man demonstrates what being a DJ is ultimately about.More |  | Last Night a DJ Saved My Life Burning Man only comes once a year, but many are still left yearning for the sounds of the burner scene to free their dancing spirits. To the rescue is Syd Gris, who has become the Bay Area staple to those wanting to find an escape from everyday stresses and tribulations. A positive and uplifting DJ at heart, it is clear to see why he has gained the longevity and respect many DJs strive for. Sampling the sounds of electro, breaks and tech funk, his original beats and mixes demonstrate his willingness to take risks to get people together to get down and dance.More |  | Last Night a DJ Saved my Life DJ Zita is a funktress goddess whom has played in places from the Philippines to New York City, and most currently residing in San Francisco. Her classic jams teem with influences from her idols so one can hear how her roots of old school beats blast through the speakers. Spinning all vinyl, this girl DJ rocks it all night long with seamless transitions from funk to R/B to 80s. Having shared the stage with everyone from Mark Farina to Lyrics Born, her eclectic sound and innovative personal style reflect her many talents and abilities. With two monthly residencies at 330 Ritch and Lazslo, it's no wonder San Francisco has embraced this DJ withMore |
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