just starting to produce my own tracks. lets give it a shot. 


Mixes, edits, and scratches from Long Island.

BIO

DJ Big Ears has been one of the fastest rising players ever to hit the jungle/drum and bass arena. His ever evolving career has proved to be an unstoppable force in New York City and beyond because his unmatched track selection isn't limited to just one genre. Fitting the definition of a DJ in the truest sense, Big Ears creates an untouchable blend of oldskool jungle, ragga, mashup, breakore, hardcore, speedcore, reggae, and hip hop that breaks all stereotypes of a jungle DJ and appeals to not only junglists, but anyone who comes into contact with his quick mixes and professional production that constantly circulate among the underground music scene.

DJ Big Ears' performances have defined versatility and consistently draw new followers of his captivating sound.


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They call me Kid Ghost. Im a music producer, writer, and audio engineer. I produce Hip Hop, Pop, R&B, reggae, and EDM. Representing Long Island NY. My sound is different than most. I came up as a 90's kid. Although I grew up in a mainly urban neighborhood, I was exposed to vastly wide variety of music, mainly because my whole family was musically talented. I first started DJ'ing at a very young age. I was 7 when I mixed 2 songs together successfully for the first time. I used to sit and watch my older brother mix records in his room in complete awe, not so much because he did with such ease, but mainly because....it was music! I 1st started producing using endless amount of blank or old cassette tapes and a boom box and my old casio keyboard (I dont even remember which model it was). The struggle was real, but that didnt stop me from making beats when I was 10 years old. Ever since then its been non stop music making, meeting and working with some amazingly talented artists along the way. 

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