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I Beg To Differ (Avon Stringer Remix) - Death Ray Shake


DJ Brooklyn (Brisbane Australia) 
He has delved into many genres across the entire music spectrum. You name it. He has probably played it at some point in his music journey. He does love playing any electronic genre in general! His specialities lay within the U.S. jacking Chigaco sounds. Please message me if you have any questions or queries. He can do up a mix right for the vibe you require. Let's keep the grooves oldskool and newskool kicking!
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Formerly Disc Co Lo - I wanted to be able to play more than just Disco in my sets. Still going to have vibes and disco, but mixed with the best house music I can play for y'all

Dis-Co: "A club or party at which people dance to recorded pop music."

House Music always

Hit record and see what happens

Born and raised on the island of Maui, Hawaii! I have been djing in Maui and abroad for almost 25 years. Deep, funky, techy, San Francisco style house music. I play music for myself and to move people to dance.

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Avon Stringer are one of the most in demand and prolific Australian house music acts. 

Singed to Jesse Rose’s 'Play It Down’ label, international home to Oliver Dollar, Junior Sanchez, Ninetoes, Christian Nielson, Brillstein, Weiss, Playmode, Zombie Disco Squad, Dick Johnson and Jesse Rose, Avon Stringer have 11 tracks released on Play It Down this year alone. 

Their most recent tracks ‘Ron Hardy’ & Be Somebody are included on Play It Down records special 100 release compilation ‘ Play It Down 100'

Their collaboration with Jesse Rose ‘Pressure’ from Jesse’s final album also raced up the Traxsource House Charts cracking the top 5 and was #1 on the UK BUZZ CHART 4th May 2017 - www.dmcworld.net/features/charts/…charts-04-05-17/ 
DMC MAGAZINE "Jesse Rose & Avon Stringer hit the Buzz chart for a second time with “Pressure” but now taking the No’1 spot and looking to be one of the summers big contenders.” ‘Pressure' is also on the Defected Opening Party Ibiza 2017 Mix compilation release.

Their tracks 'Get a Move On’, ‘Release' & 'El Swayze' raced up the Traxsource House charts and received plays on Defected In The House Radio with Sam Divine and the Toolroom Radio shows with Mark Knight. Recent track ‘Hear The Music’ was top 5 on the overall Traxsource chart for almost a month and 'Trapped in the Music' with Ron Carroll saw chart love and radio show love from Todd Terry. 

Their music has seen support from a diverse group of Djs, such as Dennis Ferrer, Mark Knight, Todd Terry, Chuck Daniels, Junior Sanchez, DJ Harvey, Jesse Rose, Pete Tong, Sam Divine, Ninetoes, Thomas Jack, Chris Lake, Yolanda Be Cool, Set Mo, Mo Funk.
Having remixed Rüfüs– Desert Night (Sweat It Out) #13 UK Cool Cuts Chart, FCL - It’s You (Defected/ Etc Etc), Yolanda Be Cool & DCup - Soul Makossa, Chili Hifly - Is It Love, The Similou – All This Love, Mark Knight – Alright (Toolroom), Hazzaro – Girls & Boys (Guesthouse) the two have proven themselves not only as true hitters on the original front but also as the go to guys for decisive dancefloor house remixes making them one of the most in demand and prolific Australian house music acts.

ORIGINALS
Play It Down 100 (Ron Hardy, Be Somebody (with Dick Johnson)) [Play It Down Records]
Hear The Music E.P (Hear The Music, Trapped In The Music (with Ron Carroll), See It Now) [Play It Down Records]
Release/Kingpin (Release, Kingpin) [Play It Down Records]
Pressure (with Jesse Rose) [Play It Down Records]
The Re-Up E.P (Get A Move On, El Swayze, Love Will Call) [Play It Down Records]
Trying To Be Someone [Guesthouse Records]
Dulce  [Onelove]
My Only Love (with Inaya Day) [Onelove]
Tell You No Lie [Onelove]
My Guitar [Onelove]
You (Sampled Detroit)
Gangster Strategy [Sampled Detroit Recordings]
Spunky Shades [Sampled Detroit Recordings]

Caribbean Music Addicto;
Listen, enjoy and spread the love for eargasms!
Let the Kokopelli whisper...