Seeing these DJ's in 90's live had a very different feel than the stuff on their public release albums/tapes. My goal with this project was to make it sound as close to being there live as possible. , I used some of the synth sounds from back then that i personally loved to hear live and kept the vocals to a minimum. There are some deep build ups and lots of Synth knob turny fuckery. I even added reverb sometimes just to make it have that "live venue" feel. While some tracks sound very much like the DJ they are named after, others may just have a hint. But each track i stayed true to what i love while paying homage to the DJ i named them after. Hope you love it too but don't be afraid to shit all over it.

State Palace 199?

Rabbit In The Moon

State Palace 🎧 NOLA circa 1999
AFHV $3,000 💰 WINNER! January 5, 1997
March 2025 - 
Netflix presents uncle Joe’s college Road trip ⭐️ Tyler Perry, featuring Mike and myself; playing the role of bar patrons 🎬🎬

I was 12 years old in 1983 when I heard Kraftwerk "Tour de France". It had a profound impact on me. I was drawn toward music that used synths before that. Pink Floyd, The Cars, Gary Numan, etc. but Kraftwerk was different. I was taught break dance moves from some of the older kids on my street and we would put on shows at school fairs. A year later (1984) I was introduced to The Cure (Pornography and The Top) and again, this music would have a profound effect on me. From there, I started going clubbing and the floodgate of post punk, new wave and industrial music opened up and I found myself. The third artist that gripped me was Bill Leeb (Front Line Assembly, Delirium) in 1987. Since my roots are in dancing, my place is on the dancefloor. However, I wanted to HAVE the music, so I'm a collector, as well. I was always known for having the newest tracks before anyone else, except the professional djs, of course. And even helped a close friend launch his career as a dj (1990) as he taught himself how to spin using my vinyl (and some of his own). As the music progressed, so did I. From acid house, house, early rave, gabber, ambient, techno, dnb, jungle, trip hop, speed garage, prog. house, breaks, trance, psy trance, prog. breaks, electro & dub step I've amassed my collection and knowledge. I'm not a very good DJ but I have dabbled in that, at times, to reminisce about the past. Preferably on vinyl as I'm not tech savvy. I once had aspirations to produce music and be a part of electronic music's evolution around 1993 but was sidelined by other aspects of life. Electronic music has been the center of my world for 42 years and I'm soooo grateful that I had the opportunity to live thru its evolution. My mood generally dictates what I listen to and there is always something that fits whatever mood I'm in. That's the beauty of electronic music. I do miss the old days of clubbing and the illegal rave parties in the early 90's. I'm not one to frequent festivals, as it doesn't have the intimacy of a small, dank, smoke filled club or a crusty warehouse that the cops could show up at any minute. But I have  seen most of my favorite DJs and been to concerts of my favorite artists thru the years. It's all about the music...

Just an old head with locks of love 
&American pittys.  
Listening and enjoying the sickest dubs  deep bass , drum n bass , and junglists known to humanity.  

Not part of no scene 
Not some coat tail ridin who’s who clique, 
don’t like me, 
get in line and suck my Richard. 
While the barrels still smokin. 

Drifting loaner from the beautiful upper left coast 

Hemp, cbd, cbn, cbg distillate and isolate be my game.    Wholesale stylee.

Just dusted myself off and back on the decks. 
All sets mixed by Dj J5 Orlando, Fl. Using various artists tracks. ￼

Rabbit In The Moon

Spacedisco9000