I got into an arguement with my boy Juxto. He asked me why was I being all bi***y, and then he just said off the top of his head Vinyl bi***y. We stopped argueing and started laughing our asses off. So I decided to end it with the IE instead of Y.

Yes I play live. I like to play anywhere that I'm welcome. It's always a special moment when I'm spinnin LOL.

I used to have a negative attitude about the digital way of playing music out to a crowd, as a deejay. Now that I'm more attached to producing music, and mp3's are way more accessible and affordable...I LOVE it. It's WAY easier for me to distribute my music and it's also way easier for other deejay to obtain my work. It's also helped as far as digital promo packs. It's actually changed to music industry in a new revolutionary way. It's like a new beginning for the industry, and it will show the top music labels that the people of the world are tired of there bubble gum. I love how it cuts out the middle man, and artist can now sale there music to there audience.

HELL NO!!! Major labels are nothing but loan sharks and middle men. I say sell directly to your fans. BE INDEPENDENT!!!

Vinyl bi***ie is not the average up and coming female deejay in the industry. She's rocked the underground nation from out of no where. No one saw this explosive talent coming, but many are feeling her wrath. Vinyl's smooth transitions from Funky, to Soulful, to Disco, Latin, and Tribal within her mixes; have awoken the ears of fans all over the globe. Not only did Vinyl bi***ie's mixes and remixes win them over; but her charismatic, loyal, loving, and witty personality has given them more of a reason to support her. Vinyl's popularity blossumed so quickly that it couldn't be ignored.

October 21,2006 Vinyl bi***ie was interviewed by one of the biggest online female deejay publications, which hosts female deejays and producers from all over the world, SheJay.net. This interview was released in the Winter 2006 issue. Vinyl was also featured as one of "The Sexiest Djs In The World" by M8 Magazine--a very popular UK club culture publication (The March 2007 Winter Music Conference Edition). This magazine hosts top deejays from all over the globe.

Currently Vinyl bi***ie is holding a residency in St Louis Missouri at the Twisted Olive Martini Lounge every Saturday night. She's also holding the #1 rank for St. Louis Djs on TheDjList.com, "The world's largest Dj directory." She's also ranked in the top 50 for Funky House Djs, ranked in the top 200 for United States Djs, and ranked in the top 1000 out of 142,941 total Djs around the world. Towering over great acts such as: Alex Peace, CZR, and HeavyGrinder, but running neck and neck with Charles Feelgood, Josh The Funky 1 and Milk&Sugar.

Vinyl is also a producer of many different genres of music. She's been inspired by such artists as: Depeche Mode, Moloko, Stevie Nicks, and Earth Wind and Fire to name a few. Her current single "Where Should I Go?" climbed indy underground charts to the #1 spot, along with her latest mix "Freqently Modulated". Her remix "Julez Santana vs Swank -Housework"still sits in the top 50 spot on indy charts, after being released May 2006.

To many artsit for me to list, but the genres are a bit of everything...and I do mean EVERYTHING!!!

Chicago babe...Home of House Music

I have Gemini 500XL II's with a Pioneer 500 DJM mixer,Roland Key Board,Bongos, and Bass Guitar when I'm producing tracks. Oh yeah and trusty ol Fruity Loops and Cubase :)

Umm yeah...check me out at www.djvinylbitchie.com http://groups.yahoo.com/group/obabygirl_aka_Vinyl_Bitchie
www.myspace.com/vinylbitchie