El Caveman does it again and brings you some Disco House heat!!!! Alot of tunes from Jamiroquai, DJ Mes, J paul Getto, and more! 

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EL Caveman's Live Stream "Disco House" set !

El Caveman hails from Chicago….. the house capital of the world. This veteran has been part of the Chicago club scene for years moving the crowd time and time again. 

His roots stem from early radio in the 80’s in Chicago. As a boy growing up in Little Village, Chicago, he would stare at his beat-up radio on Friday nights and listen to the historic radio station, WBMX 102.7 FM, where his love for house music grew. He was influenced by such greats as “Ralfie Rosario, Kenny Jamming Jason, Farley Jackmaster Funk, etc”. DJ Caveman started his dj career at the age of 15. He quickly learned the trade and would practice constantly. At only 17 years of age, DJ Caveman started spinning at 90.5 FM WCYC in Chicago as early as 1993 where he carved out a name for himself and became a prominent resident dj for the memorable "Friday Night Dance Party." He quickly became a crowd favorite in the South/West side of Chicago. DJ Caveman was also an air-personality and co-hosted several shows including the “Friday Night Hot Mix Show”. He diligently spun for WCYC for over five years dominating the air waves. Quote: “I loved the fact that I played on the airwaves and felt that radio was my avenue to channel the music that was in my head dying to come out! I never took it for granted.”
This DJ is also the winner of the 1993 Battle of the H.S. Dj's at club Alcatrazz. He was a very versatile dj for his age in that he spun from classic house/old school to hard hitting techno/minimal to other genres. During the middle nineties, DJ Caveman began spinning at some early big events with many prominent producers/djs such as "Paul Johnson, Gene Hunt, Jesse De La Pena, Robert Armani, Lego, DJ Hyperactive, Stacey Kidd, CZR, Angel Alanis,Woody McBride, Nigel Richards, DJ Funk, Dieselboy, DJ Jess, Danny The Wildchild, DJ 3D, Mark Almaria, Bad Boy Bill, and Lester Fitzpatrick of Cajual/Relief Records, etc. (to name a few).
During the late nineties, this dj continued to play at various loft parties, warehouse parties, prolific clubs, and various big venues around Chicago. He became a local icon. Moving the masses and always kept the crowd on their feet wanting some more. In 1998, DJ Caveman was a resident WCRX 88.1 FM “Chicago’s Underground” located in the heart of downtown Chicago where he showcased this style and skill. There, he was a resident for about 4 years and had a total of 9 years in radio under his belt. In 1996, DJ Caveman began experimenting with producing beats and his own music. He co-produced some tracks on a few labels such as Minimalistix Records in Belgium, Mama Dance/Universal Records, etc. He continues to produce in the studio and is working on upcoming projects. DJ Caveman also appeared in a cable show on CANTV spinning live in front thousands of viewers, along with a brief skit with Cajmere/Green Velvet. More and more people began to know of him. In 2008, DJ Caveman spun at the History of House Music Concert at the historic Congress Theatre grossing over 4,000 people along with legends such as Crystal Waters,Robin S, Farley JAckmaster Funk, Lego, Stacy Kidd, etc.
In Sept. 2010, DJ Caveman spun in front of the masses at the World Famous "Millenium Park" for Viva Chicago LAtin Music Fest. He played sultry latin house and the crowd danced the night away that historic night. "Summerdance" revisited for that night at Millenium Park. 

DJ Caveman continues to play at various clubs/venues and keeps moving the crowd. What he plays can be described in two words: "HOUSE MUSIC". Nothing but the deep, nothing but the soul. He has amassed quite a following throughout the years. Quote: “I love spinning in front a crowd and moving them!!!That is the ultimate for me. I don’t think I can ever get tired of it. It’s an indescribable feeling. I will play till I grow grey!”