IndaKut DJ's

-Official DJ for Eblens Stores(23 locations in CT, MA, RI)
-WZMX Hot 93.7 Saturday nights 9p-3a, Sundays 4p-9p
-Staff Writer for Committed Magazine
-Official DJ for 2004 Spring Weekend at University of CT.
-Official DJ for 2004 Spring Weekend at Western CT State University.
-Official DJ for 2004 Freddie Fixer Weekend(New Haven, CT)
-Coming soon: www.DJBiggMann.com, "Know My Name" mix cd, "Smooth it Out" mix cd.

Straight from NYC’s borough of Brooklyn, "The Originale", DJ ROB-LO is one of the
very well established DJ's in the music industry today. Since ROB-LO touched the
turntables 17 years ago, he mastered how to manipulate the music and work the dance
floors.  His years of experience have brought his music to an abundance of cities
throughout the United States and abroad, including numerous cities in  New York,
New Jersey, Florida, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Virginia, Switzerland, Germany,
Austria, and his parents’ native island of Puerto Rico.  ROB-LO has played along side
some of the music industries finest DJ’s such as FunkMaster Flex, Clue, Skribbles
and Kid Capri.  ROB-LO has ripped the turntables in over 100 different nightclubs
throughout the world, some of these the hottest in their region.  Just to name a few in
New York:  Esso's, The World, Exit, B.B. Kings, Webster Hall and China Club.
In Miami: Liquids, Club LeVeL, Krave and Billboard Live...

ROB-LO has participated in many major events, such as the   Johnny Walker Black
Label website launch party, the HBO.com urbanBus website launch party, and in July
2001 where he arranged the walk-in music and introduced Hector "Macho" Camacho
Jr. for the HBO Boxing AfterDark televised fight which took place in his hometown of
Brooklyn at the new Keyspan Park. ROB-LO has been featured numerous times as a
guest D.J. on B.E.T.'s Rap City, "The Bassment", and has also been featured numerous
times on The Roof, which airs on the new cable network channel mun2. This giving
him even more national exposure. ROB-LO produces several mixed CD’s annually
which can be found on the streets locally, nationally and internationally.This keeps the
music flowing, even to those who can’t get out to the international club hot spots...

Since deciding to master the art of manipulating music in all aspects, ROB-LO added
to his experience by obtaining his Associates Degree in Music Business and Audio
Recording at Five Towns College, in Dix Hills, NY.  This allows him to bring music to
new heights by combining engineering, producing and remixing along with experience,
creativity and his deep-rooted love of music. This artistic young man has earned a
name for himself with listeners that support him everywhere he goes.  Along with his
winning personality and experience, this entrepreneur’s strength is what will keep him
striving to be the best...

              The title, "dee jay", describes someone who plays 12" vinyl or records on 1200 turntable. And, so over the many evolving years of hip-hop and rap music the term "dee jay" was adopted by most turntablists throughout the nation, thus giving them a uniform status in the game of hip-hop. However, DOO WOP doesn't use the title "DJ" in front of his name, because the term or title "dee jay" does not fully describe WOP's talent and ability. Known to many as "Da Bouncemasta", DOO WOP has made a significant impact in the hip-hop and mix tape world, and he is considered by most to be an urban street legend!

  	Born in Los Angeles, California, but brought to the Bronx New York at the age of 2, DOO WOP has paid more than enough his share of dues.  WOP went from making pause tapes with one turntable, to DJ'ing house parties, community events & proms, to performing/spinning in front of thousands at nearly every major club/venue in New York, Philly, D.C., New Jersey, Atlanta, Miami, NC, SC, Vegas, Japan, Germany, and other international venues.

  	In 1995, The Mix Tape Award Ceremony was introduced to the industry. Since then, DOO WOP has brought home at least one award per year, including:  Best Blends Award, Best Personality Award (twice), Best Duo Award (alongside his co-defendant Tony Touch), the prestigious "Brucie B/Starchild" Award, and the most significant to the Bouncemasta himself, the "Most Creative DJ" award.  WOP's ability to capture great performances and highlights through his mix tapes even earned him accolades in the press/media publications:

·	"DOO WOP's 95 LIVE is the best album of the year, next to RAEKWON's CUBAN LINKS." - THE VILLAGE VOICE, 1995.

  	From that point on, WOP was an official measuring gauge for innovation with mix tapes, and DOO WOP was deemed as one of hip-hop's trendsetters, not merely a "dee jay".  DOO WOP's services were also showcased @ legendary hip-hop clubs, such as the TUNNEL, the FEVER, the PALLADIUM, CLUB ESSO's, and several others, but WOP didn't just stop at that accomplishment.  The parties were a means to keep his musical ear and influences sharpened, he wanted more avenues to display his skills, and so he kept creating new tapes.  WOP' s tapes began to echo blasts from the stereos in tri-state mom&pop stores, barbershops, salons, car stereos, and nearly every city street corner.  His catchy and colorful intros and blends soon became the signature seal of a WOP'S musical mix tape experience.  WOP himself would began to showcase his free styling abilities, producing tracks w/other featured acts for his mix tape masterpieces, too.    His tapes soon caught the attention of major record company executives, and he landed two recording deals, one with NU TRYBE/VIRGIN (1995) RECORDS, and the other with UNIVERSAL RECORDS (1999).  

So, naturally DOO WOP today started most of the formats dee jay's use.  For example: skits at the beginning of each tape, collaborations with fellow mix tape dj's, catchy titles to co-inside with the concept of that particular tape, as well as the one most used by mix tape makers today (underground & commercially), freestyles by well-known artists. 

            Since 1995, WOP has had some of the illest emcee's spit on his mix tapes such as, Busta Rhymes, Fat Joe, Keith Murray, Redman, Mobb Deep, AZ, Lost Boyz, Puffy, Big Daddy Kane, Memphis Bleek, Beanie Sigel, Guru, Raekwon, MOP, Krsone, Q-tip, Smith & Wesson, Buckshot, 50cent, Big Pun, Big L, Shabba Ranks & many more. All of these artists were eager to participate on WOP's independently distributed mix tapes, strictly out of love and respect for "Da Bouncemasta", and of course for the street credibility that comes with appearing on a DOO WOP Tape.

           Versatility, creativity, personality, WOP's ability to continue to be a trend setter in hip-hop, are the reasons that have made him and all things that he created, a real musical experience.  DOO WOP has made himself…The Peoples Champion!

Entyce a Connecticut native picked up his first pair of turntables in the mid 90's as a means to stay out of trouble. With the help of some local dj's and armed with the love of making the crowd move Entyce quickly developed his skills and became one of the premier party and club dj's in his area. Early in his career he had the chance to work with major artist such as Mobb Deep, Big Pun, and Blackstreet and began to gain even more recognition through his main stream mix tapes that kept an underground flavor. Although more popular than ever it wasn't until Entyce teamed up with Stylz (a member of Funk Master Flex's Franchise origination) his career really took off. He decided to use the recognition of being seen at major events (All-star weekends, Nike parties and nation wide tours) as well as on TV with the legendary Bronx DJ (FMF) to boost his career. Soon he hit the college circuit hard doing almost every major college on the east coast, and mid west, he's even had the pleasure of being the only dj from C.T. to show off his skills overseas. Even though Entyce took a break from the parties and mix tapes to work on developing his artist and to take his skills to the next level (production) " he's back" an if you look close enough you will find him standing somewhere next to the Bouncemasta.