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DJ N!NJA
Disk Jockey Ninja
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Storm's Calm
DJ N!NJA:
Currently the only person in this show...though a good DJ friend of mine may soon add some muscle to this. Anywho, about me ;P.
I'm just a young DJ starting to emerge into the scene and hoping to get some feedback about my music. WARNING: Don't like heavy bass? Don't listen. I truly beleive that difference in beat syncopation can alter ones mood and even emotional state to give you a natural high. And that is why I'm a DJ. Music gives me such a rush I go into a zone when I compose. My only goals out of this is to throw my muysic out there and hope someone sees and hears it the way I do too.
Currently the only person in this show...though a good DJ friend of mine may soon add some muscle to this. Anywho, about me ;P.
I'm just a young DJ starting to emerge into the scene and hoping to get some feedback about my music. WARNING: Don't like heavy bass? Don't listen. I truly beleive that difference in beat syncopation can alter ones mood and even emotional state to give you a natural high. And that is why I'm a DJ. Music gives me such a rush I go into a zone when I compose. My only goals out of this is to throw my muysic out there and hope someone sees and hears it the way I do too.
Why this name?
DJ N!NJA was actually a joke. I wrote music for awhile and I'm a die hard martial artist. A friend of mine once refered to me as the '1337 [Leet] Ninja' And the other called me a DJ. I said "Hey let's toss it together. DJ N!NJA." And lo and behold...I was born xD
Do you play live?
I currently live in Lancaster...and no I hate it. Not enough music diversity around here. I'm hoping to move to a livier city and make it big.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
I think, *to an extent* filesharing is a GREAT way to get music around. But I definately still beleive that buying the CD shows true gratefulness and respect for the musicians not only as businessman but as people trying to get by just like you and me.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Hopefully. But I plan on keeping my morals as well. I want my producer to share my visions and goals instead of trying to force me into the mold already placed out there for other musicians.
Band History:
None yet.
Your influences?
Rock, Techno, and (beleive it or not) Classical!
Favorite spot?
Carracas, Colombia. Beautiful and my source for inspiration.
Equipment used:
I'll fill this in later once I unpack.