(no subject)
So one DJ I've always wanted to see was the one known as...
Joe Nice.
Before dubstep even began hitting Stateside popularity nationwide. There was the UK scene and there was Joe Nice. Regardless of people like to acknowledge it or not, he is the ambassador of US dubstep. He was the only one pushing it out during the days of when Distance still had DJ in his name, the days when Skream was developing his craft in "Skreamizm Vol. 1", and the days when Rusko wasn't a wobble whore.
Joe doesn't even produce and still manages to get booking from all over the world. It's amazing! With his radio show @ GourmetBeats.com and his massive Dub War events in NY, nothing's going to slow him down any time soon.
I actually wouldn't mind going to a Dub War event in NY during spring break!
Check him out at:
http://www.myspace.com/joenice
Joe Nice.
Before dubstep even began hitting Stateside popularity nationwide. There was the UK scene and there was Joe Nice. Regardless of people like to acknowledge it or not, he is the ambassador of US dubstep. He was the only one pushing it out during the days of when Distance still had DJ in his name, the days when Skream was developing his craft in "Skreamizm Vol. 1", and the days when Rusko wasn't a wobble whore.
Joe doesn't even produce and still manages to get booking from all over the world. It's amazing! With his radio show @ GourmetBeats.com and his massive Dub War events in NY, nothing's going to slow him down any time soon.
I actually wouldn't mind going to a Dub War event in NY during spring break!
Check him out at:
http://www.myspace.com/joenice