Night club & radio DJ, formerly of 90.5 FM WRTE & Univision's La Kalle 93.5 & 103.1 FM - Chicago, IL USA

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Born and raised on the South Side of Chicago, I grew up surrounded by the pulse of the city that gave birth to House Music. Over the years, I’ve had the honor of mixing on some of Chicago’s hottest radio stations — including B96’s Street Flava, 90.5 FM WCYC, and 88.1 FM WCRX.

Now based in Houston, Texas, I’m continuing to spread the sound and spirit of Chicago wherever the beat takes me — all while counting down the days until I return home to the city where it all began, to keep this journey we call House Music alive. 🎧🔥

grew up in Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood listening to the Hot Mix 5 on WBMX. In 1994, he got his first set of Technic 1200s and hasn’t stopped. He was a resident DJ on the Wize Guys Mix Show internet radio. He is a regular at the Kickin’ Old School shows. DJ Quick Mixx has been a guest dj at the PB & J Internet Show, Nikki’s Night Club, AG Lounge, Watra’s and many other places. DJ Quick Mixx is an all-around dj; he can mix vinyl, cds and digital but his first love is vinyl.

I've been a DJ since 1983. I enjoy watching people dance to old school music. When people tell me I take them back to yesteryear... I've done my job as a DJ.

Born and Raised on the southwest side of Chicago Illinois. Roberto Espinosa a.k.a. Dj Rude Boy Rob began his musical journey at the young age of 12 years old, experimenting with his parent’s cassette players and vinyl record players to blend music together. Rude Boy Rob, like so many others in Chicago, listened and admired the mixing styles of the Hotmix 5 on radio station 102.7fm WBMX in Chicago. It was the mixing and scratching styles of Farley "Funkin" Keith later changed to, Farley Jackmaster Funk, that inspired Rob to experiment with scratching techniques and turntable trickery using 12” records. It was Man Parrish's 1982 release of  "Hip Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)  that inspired Rob to one day produce his own style music, 

Rude Boy Rob is the proud winner of the Battle of the Guest spot Djs held @ La Aduana Sports Bar in 2010 judged by music industry icons, Tim "Spinnin" Schommer (96.3FM-B96 FM/100.3 Love FM Chicago, IL) and Radio personality "Candi" (103.5 Kiss FM Chicago, IL) Along with Southside's very own DJ Mike MxXN Huerta . 

With over 3 decades of spinning House Music under his belt. Stay tuned to see and hear more about Rude Boy Rob. 
 Stay tuned friends 

{{{DJ RBR }}}

please visit http://www.mixcloud.com/tonybadea/ for DJ Tony Badea aka "Boom Boom" dj sets

Tony first touched a turntable in 1981, a Technics SL1600. His cousin Louie Rivera introduced him to dance music when my family moved to Chicago from Puerto Rico in 1979. He listened to the top disco/dance radio station at the time WDAI and was hooked instantly. Tony would record he’s DJ idols on WBMX, djs like Ralphi "The Razz" Rosario and Mickey "Mixin" Oliver. Before long, that's how he developed a unique style of mixing described as "Speed Mixing". Mickey Oliver was instrumental in Tony’s DJ career by providing him with his first radio break as a guest on WBMX's "SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE AIN'T NO JIVE" mix show in 1984 and later on WGCI.

In 1981 Tony met Harv Roman a fellow dj who was happy to borrow his speakers but, didn't want Tony to accompany them. He later became Tony’s biggest fan and most importantly his best friend. Charlie Martinez promoted Tony and helped develop and guide him throughout the 80s and early 90s. In the 90s Julian "Jumpin" Perez gave Tony the opportunity to showcase his skills during a Sunday mix show on B96 called "Street Flavor." Throughout the 80s and 90s Tony had the honor of DJing along side legends like Kool Rock Steady, Bad Boy Bill, The Hot Mix 5, Tyree Cooper, Fast Eddie, Bear WHO?, Dj Sneak, just to name a few.

“The reason I became a popular dj besides my passion and hard work was because there was always someone willing to give me a chance. So, I want to thank those who gave me that opportunity: My family, Harv Roman, Mickey Oliver, Charlie Martinez, Julian Perez, ZeZe, Sunset Records, Matt Warren, Tony Bitoy, Georgie Porge, My Cousin Luis Rivera, Terry Hunter, Roberto C for driving me everywhere and many more, but most importantly everyone who enjoyed my mixes.” — Tony Badea


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