zacharia36...
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 No other DJ in the world will ever be a member of the three most innovative and influential DJ crews to ever exist. As a member of the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, Beat Junkies and Triple Threat DJs, Shortkut's contributions to the DJ world greatly assisted in building this culture into the multi-million dollar industry it is today. His years of musical experience and unparalleled presence in the national and international circuits exemplifies his passion and dedication to a culture he helped create. In 2007, Shortkut celebrated 20 years as a DJ, producer, DJ equipment designer, and battle champion. Shortkut claimed numerous titles, notably the 1994 and 1998 US/West Coast DMC Championships. He has also been featured in prized national and international publications including Rolling Stone, URB, DJ Times, Scratch, and VIBE. He was honored with the Grand Wizard Theodore Lifetime Achievement Award in Germany for his contributions to the development of scratching in 2004. :: DJ TA-SHI::  DJ Ta-shi is highly recognized as one of the pioneers of Japanese DJ culture. Starting in 1987, he purchased his first pair of turntables and spun at clubs and roller rinks all over his hometown, Okinawa. In 1992, Ta-shi left for Tokyo to be more involved in the scene, and subsequently won the DMC Japan DJ Championships and competed in the World Finals in London. Ta-shi tours extensively in Asia, opening for world reknown artists like Dr. Dre, Common, Yung Joc, Snoop Dogg, Gangstarr, Biz Markie, Pete Rock and CL Smooth, De La Soul, 2 Live Crew, Cheryl Lynn and James Brown, who gave him a standing ovation at the end of his set. He currently DJs for MISIA, one of the top R & B singers in Japan, performing for crowds of over 30,000 nightly using 6 turntables in his solo sets. Ta-shi balances his pop appeal with MISIA and his true-to-roots residences in Tokyoís clubs with teaching youth at the DJ Academy. For over 20 years, DJ Ta-shi has brought his versatile style that pleases crowds of all types, incorporating his turntablist roots throughout Asia and the US. When Ta-shi spins, he creates a party vibe that leaves the crowd happy and wanting more.  Yes thats right, Rane is once again giving some love back to its local community. In partnership with Resident Media and the War Room, Rane presents a FREE demo of the latest Scratch Live and Video SL software. We will have the entire Rane Dj support crew in the house to answer all of your intermediate to advanced questions on how to maximize the DJ'ing software you know and love. We will also have the world famous Shortkut ( Invisibl Skratch Piklz, Beat Junkies and Triple Threat DJs) there to put our products through the paces for you. And yes, we're giving away a new SL-3 as well as loads of swag. When - Friday June 26th 7pm-9pm Where - The War Room Who - All Ages Why - We got love for ya! Come early to get your raffle tickets for the prizes and enjoy some food and drink. The demo gets started at 7pm and we will cover some of the fundamentals behind the new 1.9.0 version of Scratch Live. It has a decent amount of new features that will help you expand your performance into the "truly epic". Been curious about Video SL? We'll have Shortkut there to show you what the possibilities are and how this can help you increase your demand ....... and paycheck ;) Be sure to get there early. The demo is FREE and runs from 7pm-9pm. Stay and hang out after the demo for a night of music featuring Shortkut, Tashi (Japan) and more.
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rozzent
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whats up Zacharia, I haven't seen you in the mix for while. Its been a few years. I think the last place I saw you at was Contour back in like 2004 or 2003 but I know you have still been doing your thing. I will have to try to get out to this. Whats up with Graylife? Is that still the team or what? Holla
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Posted: 5/27/2009 6:20:34 PM
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zacharia36...
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Hey man! Ya.. still doing my thing. Just working for Rane now which is keeping me really busy. Graylife as an organized group isn't really around anymore. Everyone that was involved are still homies tho. Djing is more of a side gig for me these days. Still love it but don't enjoy the hustle. Got a full time job that pays the bills. Looks like things are busy on your end. Hope to see you at this event. Tell any of your boys that use Serato Scratch LIVE about it please! Peace:)
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Posted: 5/29/2009 11:27:43 AM
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