Proper Monday #331 ***PAC D***

old fart , eye sight not so great nowt wrong with hearing ! Acid house beginings, rave, hardcore, house, techno then into dnb

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(Downsideup, Dialect, Audio Entropy)

Pac D has been a long time driving force in the soulful Drum'nBass realm of the Arizona music scene. He cut his teeth on the jump up styles of the late 90’s, and moved into the harder roller sound in 2000. Frustrated by the lacking human element of music he took on a different role, teaching others to play records and giving his pupils an understanding of electronic music. While on hiatus from playing he found an organic style of the likes of Omni Trio and LTJ Bukem. Upon his return to the decks in early 2002, Pac D had a new found focus on promoting the organic and soulful sides of DnB.  After being more active in the studio, a few releases and remixes have opened up his format.  From trap to drum and bass and everything in between can be found in his collection.

Electronic Press Kit:  https://www.bestdrumandbass.com/tally-g/
For Booking:  djtallyg@gmail.com
Tally G, originally hailing from El Paso but now based in San Diego, has carved out an impressive two-decade long career behind the decks now specializing in drum and bass and jungle. Her journey began in the deserts of New Mexico, cutting her teeth on the darker realms of progressive house and breakbeats, suggesting an early gravitation towards bass-driven, complex electronic sounds.
Over time, she has developed diversity as a DNB DJ, seamlessly transitioning between subgenres with creative blending techniques. Sets appear carefully crafted as musical stories, merging tracks smoothly through long transitions as well as snap mixes, keeping bodies engaged through strategic double drops. This indicates considerable technical prowess as well as intimate genre knowledge to entertain crowds through constantly shifting textures.
Tally G has clearly gained respect within the scene, holding prestigious multi-city residencies covering organizations dedicated to underground drum and bass. She was also instrumental in founding a now defunct El Paso drum and bass collective, demonstrating early commitment to community outreach. Further respect is indicated by her role on the board of a major New York event brand as well as marketing for American drum and bass labels.
Beyond performing, Tally G is now studying music production, suggesting aims to expand her impact by moving behind the boards. This highlights an evolution that is not uncommon but will broaden her skills and deepen artistic control over her musical offerings.  A published author, she will now also be a contributing writer for a USDNB brand, hoping to continue pushing the jungle and drum and bass sounds.
Tally G is a seasoned veteran at the top of her game who continues progressing, no doubt providing electrifying live experiences through dynamic eclecticism and technical wizardry behind the decks. Her profile paints a portrait of one fully devoted to her drum and bass craft.

Proper Monday #331 PAC D

Drum and Bass Proper