Dj Skalcute's Channel
Skalcute's Channel
 
 
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DJ Skalcute - Down In Your Arms (New)
Agua Ardiente - DJ Skalcute (rmx & video)
Skalcute - Come with me
Dj Skalcute - Wild emotions **New Hit 2009**
Unbelievable! Absolute friendship between a man and 38 lions!
Keo - Falling High (Official Video) HQ
Yves LaRock - Listen To The Voice Inside
DJ Goodwill - Ice Cream Fight (Official HQ Video)
Dj Skalcute - MegaMix (Skalcute video HQ)
Anda Adam - Sufletul meu
Hundreds of whales saved from death in Tasmania!
Profile
 
Channel Views:
3,649
Style:
Dance
Age:
22
Joined:
January 31, 2009
Last Sign In:
9 hours ago
Subscribers:
36
"You may be black, you may be white, you may be Jew, or Gentile. It don't make a difference in our house." -- Mr Fingers, Can U Feel It?, 1986
About Me:
 
DJ's have gone from being underpaid live jukeboxes to becoming premier entertainers, producers, businessmen, and musicians capable of commanding admiration from thousands and earning serious money. Like it or not, house was first and foremost a direct descendant of disco. Disco had already been going for ten years when the first electronic drum tracks began to appear out of Chicago, and in that time it had already suffered the slings and arrows of merciless commercial exploitation, dilution and racial and sexual prejudice which culminated in the 'disco sucks' campaign. In one bizarrely extreme incident, people attending a baseball game in Chicago's Komishi Park were invited to bring all their unwanted disco records and after the game they were tossed onto a massive bonfire. Disco eventually collapsed under a heaving weight of crass disco versions of pop records and an ever-increasing volume of records that were simply no good. But the underground scene had already stepped off and was beginning to develop a new style that was deeper, rawer and more designed to make people dance. Disco had already produced the first records to be aimed specifically at DJs with extended 12" versions that included long percussion breaks for mixing purposes and the early eighties proved a vital turning point. Sinnamon's 'Thanks To You', D-Train's 'You're The One For Me' and The Peech Boys' 'Don't Make Me Wait', a record that's been continually sampled over the last decade, took things in a different direction with their sparse, synthesized sounds that introduced dub effects and drop-outs that had never been heard before.
Label Type:
Independent
Hometown:
Bucharest
Country:
Denmark
Albums: (Edit)
 
Recent Activity  
Skalcute uploaded a new video (2 weeks ago)
New Release made by DJ Skalcute
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Skalcute uploaded a new video (3 months ago)
Agua Ardiente - mash up remix by DJ Skalcute

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Skalcute enter and vote http://www.indabamusic.com/submissions/show/7849 (5 months ago)
 
 
Skalcute http://www.indabamusic.com/submissions/show/7849 (5 months ago)
 
 
Skalcute http://www.indabamusic.com/submissions/show/7849 (5 months ago)
 
Channel Comments (8)
Skalcute (1 month ago)
hello
PoilinSz (5 months ago)
thank you!!!:)
Skalcute (5 months ago)
enter and vote http://www.indabamusic.com/submissions/show/7849
MuserRecords (8 months ago)
NICE JOB!
BeReady4TheBomb (8 months ago)
TELL EVERY1 2 SUB ME PLZ & I'LL DO THE SAME!!
Skalcute (8 months ago)
Ty so much!
BeReady4TheBomb (8 months ago)
damn, the vdo about the lions & the guy is pretty cool!!!!!!!!!!!! PLZ sub me & be my friend(that's open 2 anyone). you're vdos r so cool!!!!!!!!!!
Skalcute (10 months ago)
Enjoy! and feel free to SUBSCRIBE!!!