#azizaman

DJ Spinn has been a major pioneer in the transition from ghettohouse / ghettotech to what is now internationally known as Juke.  Along with his Ghetto Teknicianz crew, DJ Spinn stands alongside the other masters of Chicago dance music, past and present, both as a producer and a DJ.  

Spinn ain't old, but he's definitely a vet of the game and had a lot of interesting things to say about the evolution of house music and his individual career path. Since this was a prerecord (and Spinns chill as heck), we were lucky enough to get a great interview AND a really tight DJ set.  

By now you should know what happens when these cats from Chicago come to Math + Science.  They drop a blistering, face-melting, hell of tight mix packed with originals, exclusives, rarities, classics, obscurities, bangs & works. 

Last night I went to a show at Santo's Party House in NYC. I went there not knowing any of the acts. The beginning DJs were absolutely horrible. DJing with a computer is just unacceptable. You must know how to use turn tables.

A switch was made. Once Nguzunguzu came on was when it all started. She is female and she actually knew what she was doing. I was absolutely impressed.