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I’ve been chipping away at some new merch designs on my Fourthwall page. Please come over and take a look; feedback is also helpful.

It’s a work in progress, but so far you can find fresh new designs in the following collections: Team Brisk, The Brisk Selection, Next Generation Records, Blatant Beats, and Stimulant Records.

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Presenting Mashup Mike as we travel to Maui, Hawaii! As Mike works his magic behind the turntables, you can anticipate a multi-genre experience that seamlessly blends various musical genres. Continue reading to learn more.

Where are you from and where are you living now?

I grew up all over California, from San Diego to Sonoma County and everywhere in between. I also spent 4 years travelling the world while in the US Navy on board the USS Enterprise. But, in 2010, I escaped the Wine Country paradise for Maui, Hawaii..

What’s your equipment list?

My streaming studio is:
DJM-S7 Mixer
RANE 12 Turntables
MSI Gaming PC for my streaming computer
MSI Gaming Laptop for my DJ laptop and backup/IRL streaming computer

Mobile Gigs:
DDJ-1000 SRT
Miscellaneous speakers, subs, and lights.

Where did your musical journey begin?

I started as a student attempting to learn piano, clarinet, and accordion. All 3 of my teachers fired me and put me on the soundboard. That is where I flourished as a travelling sound engineer.

What made you decide to take up DJing?

That is a crazy story. I followed a couple of local DJs on Facebook, and when we made the switch to Twitch, I became a moderator. After some time, another DJ sent me some mashups, and I was hooked. From there I learnt how to DJ and blend via a mouse and keyboard, and that is where the addiction started. From there I have learnt from the best, watching them on Twitch. Over the years I have upped my game and moved from an SB3 to a controller to turntables, and who knows where from here!

When did you start streaming on Twitch?

My first stream was on February 12, 2021, mixing, blending, and beat matching with a mouse. Since then, my streams have grown as I grow as a DJ. Taking what I learn from the Twitch greats and developing my own style from that.

Is there anything you really hope to accomplish in your life, whether it be related to music or not?

I just want to be as good of a person as my cat thinks I am. Other than that, I just want to keep growing as a DJ. Near-term goals are to make Partner on Twitch and get a couple of gigs outside of Hawaii.

Who are some of your favourite streamers? Why?

That is a loaded question, but I would have to say DJBrisk, DJYaYYY, DJMagicMike01, DJIcyIce, and so many more, not only for their unsurpassed talent but also for the community they have developed.

What is your favourite genre to play? Why?

Ouch! If I was pressed to pick one, it would have to be Mashups. I am a very open genre DJ and enjoy playing everything from Rock to Pop, Hip-Hop to Country, Breaks to House and everything in between. I have even been known to play a Progressive Polka song or two.

What are some of the most memorable events you’ve participated in or streamed?

My very first DJ competition taught me a lot. I didn’t place but was told I dropped the best set out of everyone, and the eventual winner was actually pre-selected to win. My most memorable stream to date was probably the memorial stream we did for one of my moderators. Let’s just say the love and community support were beyond comparison!!!!

What does Team Brisk mean to you?

The community support, the camaraderie, and most importantly, the chance to learn from so many incredible DJs.

What’s your favourite thing about DJing on Twitch?

Being able to connect with so many people around the world. And to reconnect with people that I have crossed paths with so many years ago and never even knew it. One of my moderators and I met over 20 years ago when I towed their boat back to the dock at the lake, and it wasn’t until Twitch and talking about my days at the lake when we realised we met way back when.

What is a challenge you’ve faced as a DJ/streamer?

Being able to grow my channel. I am not a self-promoter and actually really suck at marketing. Our growth has been purely organic, and we have grown to such an amazing community. I am faced with the same challenges as an IRL DJ. That growth has been through organic connections and word of mouth and continues to grow.

Do you have any special projects, streams or events you would like to tell us about?

We are currently kicking off our Push for Partner and hope to make Partner by Thanksgiving this year. We continue to grow and continue to increase our numbers almost every stream but are still just slightly shy of what we need.

Is there anyone you’d like to shout out and/or thank?

I would like to first shout out my wife for her support in this journey. God for his blessings and grace. My moderators for their never-ending dedication to the stream. And all of the incredible DJs for their teaching, support, and nuggets of wisdom they share without even knowing it.

Give us your links!

Twitch: Twitch.tv/MashupMike808
Instagram: Mashup_Mike

We are heading to Brisbane, Australia, to have a chat with local legend Johnny Rico! Immerse yourself in the creative process of one of Australia’s best producers with his distinctive sound that is firmly entrenched in Progressive House, Melodic House & Techno, a wealth of solo productions, and a brand-new record label. Read on, folks! 

Where are you from and where are you living now?

I’m originally from Sydney, now relocated to Brisbane.

How did you come up with your DJ name?

I used to work in the film industry. Some movies included Star Wars Episode 3, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Mission Impossible 2, and a few others. The first film I worked on was with the guys from Tippet Studios who did the VFX on Starship Troopers. The lead actor was called Johnny Rico in the film, and apparently I look just like him. So the first day I walked on set, everyone said, ‘OMG, it’s Johnny Rico’ and the name has stuck ever since. 

What’s your equipment list?

2 x Pioneer CDJ 3000s
Allen and Heath Xone 96 mixer
Technics 1200s turntables
Sony RX100 III camera
Elgato Cam Link 4K capture card
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 soundcard
Macbook Pro M3 laptop
Sennheiser HD25 headphones

Where did your musical journey begin?

When I first purchased my Technics 1200s in 2001, I began performing in Sydney’s pubs and clubs.

What made you decide to take up DJing?

I was exposed to house music since the late 1980s, participated in the Sydney party scene in the early 1990s, and then made the decision to purchase some decks.

What are some of your interests/hobbies/passions outside of streaming/DJing?

I spend a lot of time producing music, and I recently launched my own label, Naked Force. In my free time, I enjoy playing video games.

When did you start streaming on Twitch?

My streaming journey began in October 2021.

Is there anything you really hope to accomplish in your life, whether it be related to music or not?

I’ve reached the top 10 in Melodic House & Techno thus far, but my goal is to have a number one hit on Beatport.

Who are some of your favourite streamers? Why?

JilloBird – so supportive with a huge heart
Mila Pietrak – another supportive streamer who plays 8 hours plus
Zoltak – just a legend with similar tastes in music
Brisk – for starting an amazing team!

What is your favourite genre to play? Why?

Progressive House, Melodic House & Techno. I love chord progressions, uplifting melodies that stick in your subconscious

What are some of the most memorable events you’ve participated in or streamed?

Being a part of the Ken Jones charity event was a true pleasure, as it was for such a worthwhile cause.

What does Team Brisk mean to you?

Being part of a supportive community where we all have a common goal of sharing our passion of music.

What’s your favourite thing about DJing on Twitch?

Definitely the community, it’s amazing the people you meet from all around the world who appreciate your music.

What is a challenge you’ve faced as a DJ/streamer?

Probably time zones, a lot of my viewers are from the States so as I’m finishing my set, they are waking up. Oh and the crap NBN we have here in Australia, internet can just drop out with no warning.

Do you have any special projects, streams or events you would like to tell us about?

Every time I finish a new track, I always premiere it on Twitch. I love playing a newly produced track to the Twitch family.

Is there anyone you’d like to shout out and/or thank?

Special shout out to Liquid Bongo who convinced me to stream on Twitch, was a very memorable first kitchen stream to say the least.

Give us your links!

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4Y66RIGGoW4rpeUlyLPdsn
https://www.instagram.com/johnnyricoofficial/
https://www.twitch.tv/dj_johnny_rico
https://www.beatport.com/artist/johnny-rico/485532
https://www.nakedforcerecords.com/

Representing Florida, US, we bring you DJ Slique! With a unique sound that is deeply rooted in Breaks, Freestyle, Latin House, Drum & Bass, and other genres, you can anticipate intense sets that are expertly mixed and scratched! Read on to find out more.

Where are you from and where are you living now?

Although I was born in East Texas, my family migrated when I was five years old. My family relocated to several American locations before settling in Orlando, Florida, when I was thirteen years old.

How did you come up with your DJ name?

I had to come up with something because, after years of house parties, I was beginning to move into the club scene after DJing for around three years without using a DJ name. I gave the name Slick a lot of thought because I really wanted it to be a name that, if someone uttered it, I would definitely hear and respond to. My mother has called me this nickname since I was born, so I decided to take it and run with it! Slique is the spelling I chose!

What’s your equipment list?

Right now, I have a Pioneer S11 mixer, two Technic 1200 50th Anniversary turntables, and Ortofon VNL cartridges and needles.

Where did your musical journey begin?

My interest in learning how to DJ began after I actually relocated to Florida, even though I’ve always had a good ear for music. In the late 1980s, equipment was hard to come by. in particular when you are only fifteen years old.

What made you decide to take up DJing?

Scratching!!! LOL, I was quickly hooked on Miami Bass music as soon as I heard it when I moved to Florida in 1985!

What are some of your interests/hobbies/passions outside of streaming/DJing?

BMX. From the time I was eleven until I was approximately twenty-five, I raced. At the ages of ten and eleven, my nephew won multiple national and international championships.

When did you start streaming on Twitch?

July 2022 was when I began my streaming journey.

Is there anything you really hope to accomplish in your life, whether it be related to music or not?

Please get in touch with me if you would want to teach me how to play the electric guitar. Haha!

Who are some of your favourite streamers? Why?

Someone from the Brisk team? It’s incredible to witness DJs who can motivate a DJ like myself; everyone I’ve watched has such a unique talent.

What is your favourite genre to play? Why?

Bass, Breaks, Freestyle! There is a certain energy that takes me away for a while when listening to it.

What are some of the most memorable events you’ve participated in or streamed?

‘I Love Freestyle Fridays’ has to be the winner thus far. It was Friday night that I met so many amazing folks from all over the world. Over the past year and a half, I have made so many friends on Twitch that I get to look forward to seeing them every week and catching up over music.

What does Team Brisk mean to you?

It entails being a member of a close-knit group of outstanding DJs and people in general. Although the world is a wild place, having friends all across the world is amazing.

What’s your favourite thing about DJing on Twitch?

Being free to express myself without receiving criticism or advice about DJing from promoters, club owners, program directors, or guests.

What is a challenge you’ve faced as a DJ/streamer?

Mostly getting my stream optimised. The easy part is all the DJing!

Do you have any special projects, streams or events you would like to tell us about?

Yes, I do, and my schedule is as follows:

Sunday:
‘Spundaze Sundays’, 8pm-10pm EST, Genre: Florida Breaks

Monday:
‘Breaks for Breakfast’, 7 a.m.–10 a.m. EST, Genre: 1990’s Florida Breaks 

Tuesday:
‘The Boom Boom Room with DJ Slique & Friends, 4pm-10pm EST, Genres: House, Drum & Bass, Bass, Techno, Breaks

Wednesday:
‘Breaks for Breakfast’, 7 a.m.–10 a.m. EST, Genre: 1990’s Florida Breaks

Thursday:
‘Freestyle Addicts’ Thursday Night Raid Train, 9pm-10pm EST, Genres: 1980’s & 1990’s Latin Freestyle

Friday:
Breaks for Breakfast, 7 a.m.–10 a.m. EST, Genre: 1990’s Florida Breaks
‘I Love Freestyle Fridays’ , 8pm-1am EST, Genres: Latin House, Freestyle, Miami Bass

I also have a project just out, and it’s named ‘Dj Slique: The Album’. It’s a compilation of music productions I have put together over the past couple of years alongside MCs, R&B vocalists, and DJs from all over Orlando, Florida. You can check it out on my website here: www.djslique.com.

I would also like to mention that I have been the senior engineer and mixer for the past 22 years now at the industry’s #1 DJ Audio/Video Record Pool at Promo Only. website: www.promoonly.com

Is there anyone you’d like to shout out and/or thank?

Yes! I would like to first off thank God; that’s the man with the master plan! The lovely Chiqa at Riza Marketing for sponsoring my weekly streams: www.rizamarketing.com 

Pete & Jim over at Promo Only Inc. and the entire Promo Only team. Yo Chuck Fresh!! Much love to my entire family. I love you Mom! All my Twitch family!! Team Brisk!!!

And especially Dj Brisk for catching one of my streams and welcoming me to this awesome community of DJs. I would love to hear from all of you 🙂

Give us your links!

www.djslique.com
www.twitch.tv/djslique
www.facebook.com/djslique
www.instagram.com/djslique

I appreciate that that many of you will have already engaged in some debate as to the pros and cons on the new DJ category that is incoming on Twitch. But, as a team owner with more DJs than not, I have some grave concerns as to how this will impact us all. I for one, do not wish to become a corporate jukebox DJ who has to select my playlist from a selection of ‘industry approved’ music in order to not receive DMCA strikes and remain on the platform. I would prefer the selection of music, artistes and labels I support to be based on my choices, and not those of others. After all, our choices of music are what goes a long way to making us all unique as DJs and artistes.

I recently broke down my income to my viewers over the past 5 years and many were shocked. I’ve been recieving 50% of the majority of my subs, less 5% to the U.S government, less 34% to the Australian government, which leaves me with 11% minus running costs each month. So, I’ve been working 70-90 hours every month on streaming activities for just 11% of which I have to pay my bills with. I recently moved to a 60/40 income split, and I’m awaiting my first pay cheque from Twitch to see how that looks, but even then, that’s just 21% to me when all has been taken away. I am unsure as to how this will look when further ‘licensing’ revenue is removed, it may mean that it is no longer viable, I simply don’t know. I believe that Twitch should swallow the licensing fee, not the streamers. It should already be factored into the large cut that they already take. Without knowing what the proposed licensing rate is, I don’t even know if this is beneficial anymore. I will pursue it regardless, but the future is uncertain.

I agree that artistes and labels should be remunerated for their work, that’s not the question. But this ‘solution’, could potentially cripple many people, including me. I welcome your thoughts.

Here’s the word from Dan Clancy, Twitch CEO:

“Today we’re announcing a dedicated program that will enable DJs to stream the vast majority of popular music in a new DJ Category. This is made possible by a first-of-its-kind partnership with hundreds of companies, including all of the major labels–Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Sony Music and a large number of independent labels and other rights holders represented by Merlin. We’re proud to be the first major service to provide a safe, long-term home for DJs to livestream, and we are excited to now be able to promote and support these creators as they build communities on our service and beyond.

DJs have a special place on Twitch. Since early 2020, the number of DJs streaming on our service has more than quadrupled, and tens of thousands have been able to build and monetize communities of music fans here. Simply put, the Twitch community loves DJs, and we believe we are the best service in the world to help these creators reach their full potential.

But DJs have historically faced serious challenges on the internet. DJs often leverage pre-recorded music from other artists as a critical part of their creative expression and livestreaming those DJ performances over the internet therefore requires clearing applicable rights. With the new DJ Program, DJs will be able to continue to grow and engage with the communities they have built on Twitch within a framework that makes it easier to compensate musicians.
One of our core values as a company is that we support creators of all types. When DJs use music created by others, it’s important that any revenue generated on Twitch also be shared with those musicians. This is something many DJs have told us they agree with, but until now there has been no easy way to do so. To cover the cost of the music used in DJ live-streams, we will set aside a portion of earnings generated by DJ channels to be paid to musicians via music companies that represent them. These costs will vary based on how a channel monetizes. For most streamers, Twitch will be splitting these costs 50/50 with the streamer, although initially Twitch will absorb more of the cost. Twitch is covering the costs for DJs who aren’t yet monetizing. Non monetizing streamers will not be financially impacted.

It’s crucial that DJs understand the status quo on Twitch was not sustainable, and any viable future for the community required we find a solution. We’ve worked with music partners over the past few years to develop this program. Without it, those who stream DJ content on Twitch without the necessary rights do so at the risk of receiving DMCA notifications and copyright penalties which could restrict their ability to stream on Twitch.
To help existing Twitch DJs adjust to this new program, Twitch will be offering a 1 year subsidy to help cover the difference in revenue that will be paid out to music companies and their musicians. The amount of the subsidy will gradually reduce over time as the service grows.

This program is only applicable to those who live-stream as DJs, and does not apply to other uses of music. DJs will need to opt-in to a new agreement that will apply to all streaming on their channel. For those who only stream DJ content part-time, we recommend creating a second standalone channel dedicated to DJ live-streaming.

We are announcing this now to give DJs a heads up about what is coming. When we launch later this summer, DJs will be able to opt-in to the program without any immediate impact to their revenue. A few weeks later, we’ll be celebrating the launch of a DJ Category. We strongly encourage DJs to read through the specifics of the program on this page, so you know what to expect moving forward.

Dan Clancy, Twitch CEO”

Here is the article in question: https://www.twitch.tv/dj-program

I’ve spent all day in between preparing music for tonight’s show and tearing myself apart in terms of possibly being able to afford to stream to you in a regular capacity anymore. I cut down my full time hours at my day job in order to stream as often as possible. The hope was that I could make up the difference by streaming. So far, I have been able to get by, but not without the help of my partner, who has bailed me out a few times here and there. I’m clearly not ‘cutting it’ every month in terms of financial independence, even with 30,000 followers. So, when you see those ‘busy’ and ‘lucrative’ streams, please understand the massive chunk of your money that goes to Twitch and various governments, before it gets anywhere near the streamers. People often see a ‘successful’ stream, but do not understand where all the income goes. They see 5/10/20/50 gifted subs and think streamers are living the dream. You have no idea how most of us really are not, we are just doing what we love, surviving, whilst giving the vast majority of our hard work and income to organisations who already take their fare share.

It truly breaks my heart to know that Twitch are prepared to potentially screw us DJs so hard, and, that a large number of us may not be able to afford to carry on. The fact is that Twitch should’ve had a licensing arrangement in place many years ago, but have continued to flaunt this obligation.

In the meantime, please drop me a follow at: kick.com/djbrisk – this may well be my last roll of the dice in terms of seeing you all regularly. You all know how excited I was for hitting my massive milestone of 30,000 followers on Twitch (I love you for it!). I am so truly grateful, and I will continue in my endeavours. If you enjoy my content, and I am forced to migrate platforms, I hope that you will come with me.

I may well split my schedule between Twitch and Kick. I don’t event know how it all looks just yet. I am really concerned about today’s announcement, not only for me but also for you and our community.

Let’s see what happens. I love you all regardless.

Hey everyone,

I’ve finally managed to come down from the high that was the 30,000 Twitch follower twelve-hour celebration from the weekend, and I wanted to extend a massive thank you to all of you for turning up and partying with me. What a blast it was. That was also my longest ever live set at nearly 13 hours, so I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.

A huge, huge thank you for your continued support. It’s been a long five years in the making, but the channel, community, and team are continuing to go from strength to strength, and I couldn’t be more proud of everyone involved. You are all legends!

There was incredible support from within the Twitch community too, and I’d like to extend my deepest respect to all of my fellow streamers who raided into the stream as follows (please be sure to follow everyone on the list if you’re not already);

Violit_tv // Valdudes // Vlouue // DJMagicMike // DJSlave1 // Databaes // MahetiRecords // DJCatchison // RayInTheCity // D1rtygrooves // Krystal_Ravegirl // DJGundam_ // Alora_Star_ // UndergroundRescueChannel // DJKandicore // OneMancBanned // Militiacell // DJHudaHudia // Thakaree // Sixmore333 // YourStonerMom // ZNoteDrums // KrystaPlaysSounds // FardoeStomper // TabzyRagu // Groooooooooooot // OssumOPossum98 // DJ_Evo_79

I would also like to extend a huge thank you to all of my moderators, most of whom have been with me on my streaming journey from the very beginning. I love you all; 

KenJones // CraigFudge // Kezzkez1 // LianneMurphy // EmzSmith //Lil_Dayz19 // KaroliinaOne //KevinDoo

Ok, we are back online this evening with my weekly Moist Mondays House show. Stop in and say hi if you can. See you all very soon! 

I’ve been working hard to reach 30,000 followers on Twitch, and I’m delighted to say that I’ve finally made it! Join me on Saturday 25th May 2024 for a 12-hour celebration party stream, where I’ll be mixing music from various genres all day.

Thank you so much for your continued support, it means the world to me!

The party starts at;

Tokyo, JP – 08:00 // Brisbane, AU – 09:00 – Amsterdam, NL – 01:00 // London, UK – 00:00 // New York, US – 19:00 // Los Angeles, US – 16:00

Note: USA crew, the times listed will be on Friday 24th May for your time zone.

The venue: twitch.tv/djbrisk

Soulr, a DJ and producer from Washington, USA, is this week’s featured team member. A fan of high-energy music in a variety of genres, including freeform, hardcore, and drum and bass. Continue reading to find out more!

Where are you from and where are you living now?

I am from California born and raised, and moved to Washington, USA last year. 

How did you come up with your DJ name?

I am a raver and dancer first and foremost, and as a dancer, I could always feel the energy I could give to fellow ravers just by dancing my soul out. That draw to empower others through dancing is a lot how I feel about DJing and producing music. The feeling of being a conduit of energy to ignite dance is my biggest joy in music, and I felt the best representation of that would be the sun. I want to be the soul energy that nourishes the dancefloor.

What’s your equipment list?

2 x Pioneer XDJ 750 MK2 
Pioneer DJM 750 MK2 mixer
V-Moda M200 AMC Headphones 

Where did your musical journey begin?

My musical journey started when I was going through a really rough time in my formative years and had a good friend who happen to produce trance and make Happy Hardcore mixes. I use to jam to those mixes and through them found my love of Hardcore! 

What made you decide to take up DJing?

Since first stepping into a rave I could feel a drive towards DJs and the self expressionism present in their craft. For years I would be as close as possible to see how they intricately layered beats together. So when I was 17 years old I worked to buy myself a numark mixdeck to start my voyage into DJing.

What are some of your interests/hobbies/passions outside of streaming/DJing?

My biggest passion is dance and for me I enjoy expressing myself through spinning Poi and Contact Sword, I also enjoy board games/ Magic The Gathering with good friends. I am also working on producing my own music.

When did you start streaming on Twitch?
 
I started streaming on Twitch in the first few months of 2020, during the peak of COVID. I already had a weekly stream on Hardcore.fm and was feeling like I wanted a switch-up, so once events stopped, I still had the itch to spin tunes with friends. Thus, my journey into Twitch began. 

Is there anything you really hope to accomplish in your life, whether it be related to music or not?

I have been dedicating the last few years to learning music production, and I would love to make music that can inflame dance floors. I also would love to move forward in my career within the 🥁 Drum Roll 🥁 Solar Industry (I was Soulr before I made this choice). 

Who are some of your favourite streamers? Why?

I really enjoy loads of the US based Hardcore streamers such as JimniCricket, Iankhardcore, Doughboy, Dummy, this list goes on and on. But I also really enjoy Kutski, DJBrisk, and Ravine anything to tingle those Hard Dance vibes 😉

What is your favourite genre to play? Why?

I love playing Freeform with specs of other genres mixed in. I adore how long Freeform songs can layer together; the painting of two songs to create a new rhythm is my favourite part of DJing! The mixes of acid riffs, hard-hitting basslines, and almost space-like energy have always resonated with the music I want to DJ!  

What are some of the most memorable events you’ve participated in or streamed?

I was enthralled to be part of the Brisk b2b S3rl stream train. It was super cool seeing each DJ bring their A game and being on the bill with so many friends from far and wide! As for live events, being able to play at Hardcore Summer Camp, NorthKore, and Summer Lovin 2 have to be my highlights. Something about camping and hard beats just hits all the boxes.

What does Team Brisk mean to you?

Team Brisk is a collective of like-minded streamers working together to connect the world through music. Being part of Team Brisk is an honour because I feel like I can contribute to a higher degree to the connection of music across the world. It is also surreal since the Hardcore music that introduced me to this genre was music by Brisk and Ham.

What’s your favourite thing about DJing on Twitch?

Just being able to meet new people and hang with friends from across the whole wide world.

What is a challenge you’ve faced as a DJ/streamer?

Being able to continuously get new music and staying motivated to stick to a strict weekly schedule. The grind makes it worth it 😉

Do you have any special projects, streams or events you would like to tell us about?

Thrust Tuesdays I play Freeform and other musical debauchery from 5-6pm PST. 

Also, I just released my remix of Saba – Sand as part of the Remix Everything compilation in support of Eurovision 2024. Grab your copy on BandCamp, all proceeds go to support the White Chapel Centre in Liverpool.

Link: https://remixeverything.bandcamp.com/album/united-by-remix-the-eurovision-2024-song-contest

Is there anyone you’d like to shout out and/or thank?

I would like to shout out Hardcore Junglists United for helping me be so inspired to continue pushing music over the years. 

Give us your links!

SoundCloud.com/djsoulr
Twitch.tv/djsoulr
Instagram.com/djsoulr