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DJ dYgYtAl |
DJ dYgYtAl (aka
Bill Cohron) has been spinning tunes for over 20 years. Starting in the
early '80s with local house parties in Miami, he has been collecting music
with styles ranging from Classic and Alternative Rock to Hip-Hop and Bass.
"My musical tastes are eclectic
with a particular focus on Miami-Bass and Electro. Growing up in Miami
during the '70s and '80s has had an extremely profound influence on my
musical tastes as well as my DJ'ing style."
When not playing music, DJ dYgYtAl
works as a Software Engineer and is considered to be one of the best
Automotive Calibration Tuners in the country.
DJ dYgYtAl has been happily married
for 10 years to his wonderful wife Corey and they have 5 fantastic children.
Check out DJ dYgYtAl's MySpace page at
www.myspace.com/djdygytal |
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DJ Casio Hardcore
(aka Tommy B) |
Casio Hardcore (known in some circles as Tommy Boylston)
has been annoying people with loud and obnoxious noises since 1987 as both an artist as well as a DJ. Growing up
in South Florida in the mid-to-late 80's gave him first hand exposure to the Miami Bass scene and all the amazing
sounds that it had to offer...
"I was your typical white suburban nerd listening to
Public Enemy, Run DMC, Schooly D, Kool Moe Dee, and one day in school (sometime around 1985-86 if memory serves
me right), this kid had me listen to a song on his cassette Walkman and song happened to be We Want Some Pu$$y by
the 2 Live Crew and I was absolutely blown away. It was raunchy, dirty, and had this sound that was so infectious,
I ended up draining the kids Walkman batteries from playing it over and over. I made copies of the cassettes that
I had and made homemade mix tapes (mostly shit I taped off the radio) and traded them for 2 Live Crew and Jam Pony
mixes and thus my lust for Miami Bass and electro was born. I remember being 12 or 13 and riding my bike to a music
store (the now defunct Boca Music) and inquiring the salesman on how to get that really low-low bass sound and he
explained to me that it was from an 808 drum machine (which meant nothing to me at the time) and this further fueled
my interest in music. That year for my birthday, I received one of the greatest gifts off all times; a Casio SK-5 sampler..."
Although a die-hard fan of old-school hip-hop, Miami Bass,
and electro, my musical tastes are all over the map. I love drum & bass, IDM, synthpop, disco, elecro-house,
industrial, new wave, glitch, punk, digital hardcore, ambient, gabber, space jazz, J-Pop, etc and my DJ sets
really reflect that.
When I'm not mixing !@#$ up here at dYgYtAl Radio, I'm
usually locked in the lab, working on beats, and sequencing synthesizers for whatever musical adventure that I'm
on at that particular moment.
Whenever you're done reading this, check me out and add me on MySpace.
Check out DJ Casio Hardcore's MySpace page at
www.myspace.com/casiohardcore808
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