These are photos from OCD: Moosh and Twist’s recent show at the Rave in Milwaukee. I did a short video interview with them too, which I have provided below. I know you’re waiting for a joke. I don’t have one today. My head hurts from hiking through this stupid snow. TWIST
This was taken at the Ill Mil headquarters during a video interview I did with the owner, Nick. He has a great work ethic and the product that comes out of that place is nothing less than stellar (i love that word).
This is Brandy. That’s pretty much all I have to say about that.
Here’s radio personality, Marcus Doucette, at one of our infamous porch parties last summer. I recently stumbled upon it while going through and erasing memory cards. You should do that sometimes. There’s nothing better than an empty memory card…except maybe booze.
…since I’ve been on here. Lifes been in the way. Anyways, I picked up my camera recently and started shooting again. I’ll be on here more in the future. Maybe.
This is DJ Bizzon. He’s the host of the Mad Kids show on 91.7 WMSE. You can catch him spinning all over the city at places like Moct, BYO and The Highbury. We also write a blog together on the Milwaukee Journal Sentinels “Tap Milwaukee” website. The best way to describe him is tall and picky.
New York is by far my favorite vacation spot. I love the noise, the fast pace, and the different smells on every block. We (DJ Venus and I) were fortunate enough to find an apartment to rent for a few days on the lower East side of Manhattan. I highly recommend the area to anyone looking for non-tourist hideaway in New York. Streets like Houston, Delancy and Avenues A,B,&C are filled with amazing boutiques and delicious restaurants of every ethnicity. The neighborhood is the most diverse I’ve ever seen…anywhere. Unfortunately we will not be able to rent the apartment again because of newly created laws. Oh well, here’s a few pics….
DJ Venus and I had the great pleasure of dj’ing Ecko and DNA’s collaborative birthday party last weekend. The party also featured performances by Malicious, Chico Sinista Diaz and Coolzey along with DNA and Ecko performing rare solo sets. Everybody came with their “A” game but the solo performances were especially fresh. Ecko (formerly of House of M) dropped some brand new uptempo tracks that were surprisingly good….no offense. DNA had the whole crowd jumping with his usual heavy beats and philosophical lyrics. I don’t know what he’s talking about half the time but i know its dope. The crowd stayed thick throughout the night making for an even better experience for all. Well, maybe not for all. I heard a few people had one too many Zima’s.