First hello!

[DJStreeter]

Hey there, just wanted to introduce myself and say hi! I've been DJing for about 18 years. I started off playing trance and progressive house, moved to electro house and been playing pretty much only breaks for the last few years.

I live in New Hampshire, USA, but I recently moved from western Canada, where I started a small festival called the Lethbridge Electronic Music Festival (LEMF), which has been going strong for seven years. Now that I have moved, I don't really have the chance to play much, but I still work on mixing.

Just wanted to say hi!

Link to my (well, not really mine anymore) festival and SoundCloud link below.

https://www.facebook.com/streetermusic/
www.lemf.ca

[jimmy brayks]

Awesome!! Any bass and beats scene happening in New Hampshire?!

[DJStreeter]

Not that I'm aware of. There is stuff in and around Boston, which is a couple hours away. But I'm 37 with a wife and two kids so I never get out. That's partially why I started a festival, so I'd have an excuse to attend one, haha. And I even made it all ages so the family can come.

[jimmy brayks]

Nice! Well that just means you like solving your own problems dude, love that!! if you have some time each month, a show on NSB Radio might just be the fix you need

[DJStreeter]

It's definitely something that I'd consider after I get all my gear down here. For now I'm just mixing internally in Traktor, which I hate doing, haha. How do those shows work? Are they live or can you prerecord them? I would definitely love the opportunity to keep engaged in the music.

[jimmy brayks]

They are all live, and if there is no live, we replay the recorded live shows

[DJStreeter]

Nice! I looked at the schedule and I only saw two hour shows. Are they all two hours?

[jimmy brayks]

Yep at the moment. We might do 1 hour shows, but its a lot of messing about. 2 hours is a good time to get in the groove!