There seems to be a little confusion on the distinction between 'art' and 'craft'. 
Is DJing something that almost anyone can learn to execute, relatively easily, from a technical standpoint? 
Absolutely. 
Can anyone then translate that into creating a strong emotional response among their audience, or pushing forward a culture? 
Nope. 
Some djs are tradespeople, some are craftsmen, some part-entertainer-part-jukebox and one in every two million people are artists. 
Us? We just love music. 


The Ramp Show mix series is for an internet/radio show based in London: 
Ramp Show Blog:
http://ramp-shows.blogspot.co.uk/
Ramp Show DJ Profiles:
ramp-shows.blogspot.co.uk/p/dj-profiles_29.html

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