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This year the crown of turntablism for winning the DMC World Championship 2011 goes to US DJ Vajra!
The DMC World DJ Championship took place at London’s Indig02 this week. The judges of the competition crowned USA DJ Vajra, from Denver, Colorado US as the winner.
Vajra became the proud owner of a gold-plated mixer when he won the world championship in London…
A spectacular routine by DJ Unkut for the entry into the DMC Online DJ Championships 2011.
Unkut won the first round of the championship with his Godzilla Porn Routine.
The winner of the Online DJ Championship will join Champions from around the world at the DMC World Finals live event in London on the 6th/7th October 2011.
Check out this video of DJ Woody’s amazing Turntables in Technicolor 20 minute showcase that he performed at the DMC World Finals at KOKO in London last year.
If you like this then support Woody and repost, retweet, blog, tell your friends about this vid! Check out amazing DJ Woody in action!
This guy has some serious Video-SL skill!!!
Birdy Nam Nam is a DJ crew from Paris whose members are Crazy-B, DJ Pone, DJ Need, and Little Mike.
Birdy Nam Nam have won several prizes throughout their career including the DMC Technics 2002 World Team Championships.
Digging through youtube I found the following vids showing the French crew Birdy Nam Nam in action…
This little ‘commercial’ has been put up by Native Instruments on youtube.
NI presents three vids showing some really hot controllerism routines by DMC Champion DJ Rafik using the new NI controllers!
Rafik is showing is high-class skills using his turntable combined with the NI controller MASCHINE and the upcoming X1 hardware. Check the vids, Rafik is really choppin it up.
One of my favorite Turntablism-Crews is the french crew C2C. C2C have won the DMC world Team Championships a record breaking 4 times, an achievement matched by no other artist in the history of DMC.
DJs Greem, Atom, Pfel & 20Syl make up the French quartet and each use their turntables as instruments recreating drums or bass guitars, scratching a riff of guitar or shearing the brass, to lead to a harmony similar to that of traditional bands.
