DJ MANIFEST
DJ, Promotions, Music Enthusiast 

“DJ Manifest” hails out of St. Louis, Missouri. For him, House music is a feeling that touches your soul and moves your body.

He is heavily influenced by Frankie Knuckles, Ron Hardy, Larry Levan, and other DJ's and producers from surrounding cities in Chicago, New York, Atlanta, and Detroit.

DJ Manifest began his journey in 2007, opening for Julius the Mad Thinker at the Upstairs Lounge (F.L.Y.) and Chuck Love at F15teen (Boogie Knights). He has since held several residencies including Urban Lounge (Amigos), Thaxton Speakeasy (Foundations), Hiro (After Dark), Cherry Lounge (Speakerboxx), 14th St. Art Gallery (Deep Love), Taha'a Twisted Tiki (Afro Everything/Whiskey Dicks) and Trust (House is..Culture).

Find out more about DJ Manifest:
www.facebook.com/TheDJManifest 
www.soundcloud.com/TheDJManifest 
www.mixcloud.com/TheDJManifest

[CA: himmelfarb@feldman-agency.com]
[MGMT: management@skratchbastid.com]

Just A Latin Dj from Brooklyn New York City

Occupation GHOST MIXING TRACKS FOR YOUR FAVORITE DJ…so they can front like they’re hot ! 
Looking for… Business contacts & friends.
My hidden talent..hum.. My ability to read people…is creepy but true.
Artists that has influence me? Well too many to note.
http://www.b-boys.com/classic/hiphoptimeline.html


As a Latin Dj raised in the streets of New York City during the early years of HIP HOP.
 I have watched and lived HIP HOP from its early beginnings when everyone dismissed it as inner city youth fad thing .Hip Hop has gone through many changes. 
From the very start I felt Hip Hop was never going to end, not any time soon; not if we Bboys can help it. 
Now the true elements of Hip Hop has faded . Hip Hop has now morph into a multimillion dollar global industry.
 Many now claim HIP HOP is dead. I agree it is dead… as we once knew it. What we have now is ” RAP “.
 I still have faith that someday HIP HOP will come full circle and return to its original roots
 Deejaying, Emceeing, Breaking and Graffiti art and everyone can truly enjoy Hip Hop the way it meant to us
 the ” Old School ” heads. The pleasure was all ours to enjoy and experience, without the negativity and
 commercialism it now influences this new generation of the “New School” Industry that hinders their creative flow.





Hip Hop (Old School) Is dead!
 Is at morgue, toe up! Who kill It?
 Its illegitimate children the Gangsta Rappers shot you dead
 while their Southern cousin Rappers just watched and snap their fingers. 
Only a few real Hip Hop brothers had your back. Now all that are left is a bunch
of self serving ignorant rappers and deejays trying to make claim to the legacy 
you left behind. R.I.P Hip Hop and to all those that came before these so call 
New School Hip Hop Generation. As long as their are beats for these beat jackers
to sample and old lyrics for them to bite they will continue to front like is theirs. 
Let them continue to try to recycle your sounds, your words and pass them as their own.
But us the " Old School " heads,the Deejays,the BBoys,the Mcees and the Graffiti Artist we know better! 
We will always know was up! We are still feeling that old school flavor ! 
We don't need the radio, TV or the web to tell us what is hot ,WE ALL READY KNOW B!! 
So Rest In Peace Hip Hop...you will never be forgotten.. 

MixMasterDjCheba






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