DJ Element 115

As a Typical House style DJ/Music creator, I , (DJ Element 115) do not compromise my musical uniqueness. The styles i create are : House, Deep House, Future House and Neo "House" Funk.
My interests is music and video editing, synchronization , assembling of my own music creations by way of a D.A.W (Digital Audio Workstation). It was only until I retired from the Military industrial complex that I began creating music on a Digital Audio work station, which became available in relatively recent years (the 1980s). I use samples and my own created segments to create music. While in the Complex, I was taught very advanced Electronics, Computer Technologies/Networking and other very advanced principles. I held a Security clearance and in the 1970s/80s I worked on equipment that was not available to the public until the year 2000. These tools made it easier to understand Music Editing, synchronization and assembling of my own music creations by way of a D.A.W.

To date, I have created over 50 songs. This is where I am at these days....(Its a LONG way from those days back in the late 1970s and early 80s when i also did Live sound !)
I create music in the tradition of Miami's once a year huge outdoor concert ( Miami Ultra) that has attracted as many as 350,000+ attendees in the past and still, today, attracts 100's of thousands. For LIVE situations, I mix special music that is a class above what is easily available in this field and I mix it professionally , Non-Stop (Again, Think Miami Ultra !).

Background :

It was in the late 1970s and early 1980s. I met a lot of famous people while performing in the "Live" Music mix scene.  Jody Foster, Steven Stills and many others.

What inspired you to start your own business and what are your experiences? Simple, IIts in my blood. About My background : Been mixing sounds since 1970s, including meeting with the following celebrities and coordinating and music mixing for them and for opening performances for : 

The 60s band- The Animals (Eric Burdon and Allen Price), 

Natalie Merchant

R.E.M. (Michael Stipe (Of REM) and his Sister) 

Huey Lewis and the News

 Jodie Foster, Steven Stills, Members of the Rolling Stones, Talking Heads, Thompson Twins, Blondie, Berlin, The Smithereens, Modern English,

 GE (George E.) Smith (A personal friend, who played with Hall and Oates in the early 80s tours, also Who was the Music Director for Saturday Night Live in the late 1980's), and many more. 

As said, Ive been involved with sound and working with people for parties and other circumstances like Live performances since the mid 1970s. My age does not mean I'm removed from knowing modern music types. Being older most likely means I'm more experienced in what people like.

 In clubs, Ive mixed many types of music in the past. Ive been in many clubs over the years and really enjoy mixing for private parties. Some of the "retro" (meaning: no longer in operation ) clubs ive either mixed sounds in or performed in or coordinated the opening acts at are : 

West Hartford Agora Ballroom (Originally the Hard Rock Cafe), West Hartford Connecticut (1970s/80s),

Yale University Gigs, New Haven Connecticut, 1980s

Wesleyan University Gigs, Middletown Connecticut, 1980s

Countless other small venues in Connecticut and New York City. 1970s/80s

 The Grotto (an Indie venue), New Haven Connecticut (1970s/80s) (right around the corner from Yale University Campus).

Toads Place, New Haven Connecticut (1970s/80s),

Shaboo Inn, Mansfield Connecticut (1970s), 

Crazy Horse Club, Southington Connecticut (1970s),

Rons Place, New Haven Connecticut (1970s),

I was also a music consultant and part time booking agent for the Grotto Nightclub in New Haven Ct. (1970s/80s) and liaison between The Grotto and the famous nightclub "CBGB'S" (Hilly Kristal, owner at the time) in New York City (CBGB'S in operation from 1973 to 2005).