Having transitioned from a sales and marketing / collection representative into a top-flight disc jockey, 35-year-old Oswald Soutar, popularly known as DJ Blu the “ JEDI “, is totally consumed by his musical passion and wants to be one the best in the business.

The Kingston-born, who has made Montego Bay his home, is now considered one of the best disc jockeys in  Jamaica, especially in the western region of the Island. 
"Music is my best friend, I have been doing music for over 19 + years. I started when I was around 12 years old. At that time, I began compiling my music from different genres and  used to sneak out of the house to go to parties. I love music that much."

When DJ Blu is not mixing music at popular hot spots Margaritaville or Taboo, he is playing for fans at weddings or delivering a great vibe at parties. He also works with a few hotels in Jamaica. He has travelled to other Caribbean Islands, America, and Canada because of music.
Interestingly, his moniker, 'Blu', came as a result of a childhood incident that allowed the name to stick even to this day.

Blue eyes
"After I was born, interestingly, my eyes took longer than normal to opened,well that’s what I was told by my grandmother but when they finally did, my family realised they were blue, So, ever since I was a child, they used to call me Blu and it stuck with me till it became my stage name."
While many persons may believe the job of a disc jock is without challenges, DJ Blu sought to clear the air, arguing that it is not as easy as jumping on a bicycle and pedalling or walking on the beach. 

"Imagine having 4,000 plus people at a party in front of you and no two persons are the same, As a Dj, you have to know how to pick / please the crowd, and that's where the hard part comes in. You must keep your eyes and ears open to learn about the audience."
Around the turntables, I’m fun-loving, energetic, jovial, charismatic, and a thinker.
"I am the deejay. My fans will never hear me 'juggle' the same way like other DJs. When you hear DJ Blu in a party, you know it's a different vibe and a different energy being brought to you, That is what gives me a competitive edge over others."

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Young Jamaican MC Popcaan burst onto the scene in 2010 on the biggest dancehall tune of the year, ‘Clarks’. As Vybz Kartel’s protege, the 23-year old quickly proved himself as one of the most talented up-and-coming vocalists in the genre, lending his distinctive voice to an arsenal of bashment hits, from ghetto laments to party smashers.

After a string of big records in 2011, from ‘Only Man She Want’ to ‘Raving’, Popcaan became the first dancehall artist since Sean Paul to have his track playlisted on the BBC and has just been tipped as one of their ‘Hot 20 for 2012′. He joined Mixpak in 2012 with his first collaborative single with Dre Skull, ‘Get Gyal Easy’, followed by his cut on the Kling Klang riddim, ‘So We Do It’, as well as ‘The System’ on the Loudspeaker Riddim.

In 2014 he will release his debut album on Mixpak, executive produced by Dre Skull and featuring additional productions from Dubbel Dutch, Anju Blaxx, Jamie YVP and Adde. The first single, ‘Everything Nice’, is out now.

THE #LADIESFAVDJ /SELECTOR/ENTERTAINER FROM KINGSTON JAMAICA TAKING MUSIC TO THE WORLD ONE JUGGLING AT A TIME, UNIQUE STYLE OF PLAYING AND BEING DIFFERENT IS WHAT CHRIS DYMOND IS ABOUT.....

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Dj Kevi The Kinetic is a premium open format disc jock hailing from Jamaica's 
music capital, Kingston. His unique flavor of mixing complements his ability to 
help curate the perfect setting due to his versatility and keen understanding of 
the atmosphere of any crowd. 


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