DJ Rekha
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DJ Rekha is an influential DJ, producer, and educator known as the "Ambassador of Bhangra". Born in England to an Indian family, she grew up in New York where she was inspired by her mother's Bhangra tapes and hip hop artists. She started DJing with her cousins and combines Bhangra, Punjabi folk music, with hip hop beats. One of her hit songs, "Basement Bhangra Anthem", features Punjabi singer Bikram Singh and Wyclef Jean. Through her music, DJ Rekha popularizes Bhangra, unites people of different backgrounds, and honors her cultural heritage.
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The document discusses the role and impact of EDM (Electronic Dance Music) DJs on their audiences. It outlines how DJs have influenced various music subcultures and genres over time, such as house music which originated from Frankie Knuckles' remixes in Chicago clubs in the 1980s. The EDM DJ is seen as pivotal in developing their audience's music sense and taste through their live performances and album productions. Research will examine how local DJs in Singapore impact audiences and are viewed compared to international artists, as well as how DJs inspire some listeners to become DJs themselves. Both qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys will be used to understand the EDM community and DJs' techniques for creating emotional dancefloor
GROOVMAGAZINE - FALL 2018 - VOL 1
This document profiles several music artists and producers, including Henry Conerway, Danny Rey, DJ Brian "Bizzy" Bemberton, Paula Champion, Tim Kelley, and the group AudioSource Live. It provides biographical information and accomplishments for each person or group. It discusses Henry Conerway's musical lineage in Detroit and his work nurturing young musicians. It provides details on Danny Rey's background, early singles, work with various artists in Atlanta, and current projects. It gives an overview of DJ Bizzy Bemberton's career in Manchester radio and clubs. Brief biographies are also provided for Paula Champion, Tim Kelley, and AudioSource Live.
Pioneer HDJ-1000 Review
The document reviews the Pioneer HDJ-1000 headphones. It gives the headphones 7.5/10 for sound quality, praising their ability to enhance mid-bass for DJ mixing in loud clubs, while sacrificing other parts of the frequency spectrum. It gives the headphones 8/10 for design, noting their iconic color schemes and foldable earcups. Key features include mono listening and adjustable earcup positions. The review concludes the headphones deliver enhanced mid-bass for DJ mixing as intended.
History of Hip Hop Music in education and life
Hip hop music originated in the 1970s at a birthday party in the Bronx, New York. DJs would play different pieces of music together and add rapping, which is rhythmic speaking over the music. Hip hop served as an alternative to disco and emphasized reality and community. It provided African Americans an artistic outlet and way to tell stories. Hip hop has evolved from just music to an entire lifestyle and continues to impact communities worldwide.
Reading Comprehension 1 (Well Read) Chapter 4
1. DJ Cool Herc is considered the father of hip-hop. In the early 1970s in the South Bronx, he started playing rhythmic sections of records called "breaks" at house parties. This started the dance style of "breakdancing."
2. DJ Cool Herc had been influenced by sound systems in his native Jamaica that played reggae music. He set up his own sound system in his family's apartment in the Bronx.
3. DJ Cool Herc invented techniques like the "merry-go-round" where he played breaks from two records on separate turntables. He also shouted out to encourage dancing, building on the Jamaican tradition of "toasting." This shouting
The Genesis
Hip hop began in the early 1970s in the South Bronx as DJ Kool Herc and Afrika Bambaataa organized block parties to play funk music and keep youth out of trouble. It later expanded to include four core elements: rapping, DJing, breakdancing, and graffiti. These elements provided struggling teens with a creative outlet and helped reduce gang violence. Hip hop then spread from the Bronx throughout urban areas globally, though some criticize that modern hip hop has strayed from its original purpose of positively engaging youth.
Maestro Artist Info And Press Kit
Riaan "Maestro" Pieterse is an electro-dance-pop music composer and producer who has worked with many artists. He has a large online fan base and his song "Guardian" has been played on radio stations and received interest from record labels. Maestro is currently working on producing his own album while collaborating with singers and producers on other projects.
Pedro_Lydia_A4.pdf
Jeremiah Dabu is an Orlando-bred recording artist who represents a vibrant mixture of genres influenced by Orlando's eclectic music scene. His music blends elements of R&B, neo-soul pop, and other genres. He has released several singles that have gained tens of thousands of streams on Spotify. Dabu has performed locally in Orlando and was featured on Power 93.5 radio. He is currently working on his debut album "Soul in the Soil".
The 4 Elements Of The Movement Of Hip Hop
The document discusses the history and elements of hip hop culture. It describes how hip hop emerged in the 1970s from African American and Puerto Rican communities in the Bronx, New York. The four main elements that formed were MCing (rapping), DJing, breakdancing, and graffiti. DJ Kool Herc is cited as helping develop some of these elements at birthday parties where people would rap or breakdance to the beat. Hip hop then spread from New York to other areas and became a global phenomenon.
Hip Hop Satire
The document discusses concerns about the negative influence of hip hop music. It notes that from 1985 to 2013, the top 5 hip hop songs each year contained a total of 31,564 curse words. It argues that hip hop promotes unhealthy behaviors like drug and alcohol use and disrespects women and minorities. It also states that the sexual and profanity-laden lyrics are inappropriate for children. The document expresses that while hip hop may address social struggles, it does so in a negative way that could encourage harmful behaviors among youth.
Hip Hop Is Widely Known As A Genre Of Music That Started
Hip hop originated in the Bronx, New York in the late 1970s among African Americans. It began as a genre of music but developed into a broader culture. The four key elements of hip hop culture are deejaying, breakdancing, rapping, and graffiti. Deejaying was an important early contribution, as DJs would play instrumental breaks from songs to create beats for breakdancers. Over time, hip hop expanded beyond music to influence various aspects of lifestyle, language, and expression.
Daru
Daru Jones discusses his musical influences and career path. He found his "lane" in playing hip hop styles on drums, inspired by The Roots and Questlove. With Jack White, he channels the rock styles of John Bonham. Jones embraces many styles in his playing from jazz, funk, and rock. He brings showmanship to performances inspired by Gene Krupa. Jones collaborates closely with White, adapting his playing to White's visual cues without a setlist. Jones continues to work on projects with his group The Ruff Pack and others that pay homage to musical traditions while further innovating styles.
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Hip Hop Is Widely Known As A Genre Of Music That Started
Hip Hop Is Widely Known As A Genre Of Music That Started
DJ Rekha
- 1. DJ Rekha: Ambassador of Bhangra URCAD 2016 By Cara Jaye Dekelbaum
- 2. DJ Rekha DJ Producer Educator Curator Owner of Beat Bazaar Music label New York Times: “Ambassador of Bhangra”
- 3. Tropicalia: April 16, 2016
- 4. DJ Rekha’s Roots Born Rekha Malhotra in England, grew up in Long Island with her Indian family. 1965 Immigration and Policy Act: Preference for educated people to enter America. Traditional Indian family wanted Rekha to become a lawyer and get married. She had other plans... Let’s see how she got started as a DJ…
- 5. Influences Inspired by a tape of Bhangra music her mother had brought back to her from India. Went to Fresh Fest in Long Island and saw Whodini, LL Cool J, and Run DMC. Drawn to hip-hop because of the politics; there was a message in the music. It stood for a cause.
- 6. Influences Influenced by Panjabi MC, the Beatles, Prince, electronic music, new wave, disco, rap, Indian music.
- 7. Getting Started Started DJ’ing with her cousin. Formed a DJ crew with her cousins. Teamed up with a friend after cousins moved away and started getting more and more gigs. Another friend gave her a turntable lesson. Preferred method now is Serato DJ software with turntables. Was told at a gig not to play hip-hop and not to play Punjabi music. So she decided to combine them…
- 8. So… What IS Bhangra? Fusion of Punjabi folk music and hip-hop/dance hall beats. The Punjab region is in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent between India and Pakistan. India Pakistan Punjab
- 9. Punjabi Instruments Dhol drum: Barrel-shaped drum with a treble (higher-pitched) head and a bass (lower-pitched) head. Two different sized sticks are used to beat the drum.
- 10. Punjabi Instruments Dhad: Small hourglass-shaped drum. Played with the hands. Sound is altered with a cloth that is pulled. Produces a bubbly sound.
- 11. Punjabi Instruments Tumbi: Plucked instrument with only one string that produces high and low tones.
- 12. “Basement Bhangra Anthem” (2008) Features Sunil Sehgal (producer and artist) as well as Bikram Singh and Wyclef Jean. Features dhol, dhad, tumbi, and hip-hop beats and effects. Featured on the album DJ Rekha Presents Basement Bhangra.
- 13. Bikram Singh Studied at Touro Law School. Provides affordable legal services. Has his own law practice. Married to a fellow Punjabi lawyer. “International heartthrob” – New York Times “Absolutely the most famous” Bhangra star. – DJ Rekha
- 14. Bikram Singh What does he tell his colleagues when he flies to a venue to perform? “I tell them I have a conference. And then I reschedule the work.”- Bikram Singh
- 15. Wyclef Jean Born in Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti. Moved to New Jersey when he was 9. Founder and member of the Fugees (their cover of “Killing Me Softly With His Song” is certified 6x platinum!). Influenced by jazz, classic rock, and reggae. Co-wrote and was featured on Shakira’s “Hip’s Don’t Lie.”
- 16. Wyclef Jean DJ Rekha met him at her Basement Bhangra Party in New York. She was looking for somebody to collaborate with on “Basement Bhangra Anthem.” Ran 20 blocks in the summer heat when she found out Wyclef was ready to record!
- 17. Wyclef Jean They talked and hung around in the studio, and then he laid down the track.
- 18. Serato Software Top right corner displays shape of the volume for the sound file. Using the mouse to drag the file left and right creates a scratching effect like a vinyl record. Ability to loop certain parts of a song. T slows down song. Y speeds it up. U can censor a part of the song and play it backwards.
- 19. Impact Popularizing a music genre that fuses folk music and popular music from all over the world. Breaking down boundaries between genres! Uniting people of different backgrounds on the dancefloor. Getting people to dance! Opens people’s minds to other cultures and genres. Honoring the music of her heritage. Breaking down barriers for women in electronic music.