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@ the sanctuary Birmingham 20th June 2003
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@ the sanctuary Birmingham 20th June 2003
DJ welly :o
is he ne good or just a bit of a showpiece stu?
stu did i get back to you re: dec 5th? i can't remember? we defo need to go with this date m8..
Was the November Date no good then? I'll give you a ring today.Quote:
Originally Posted by MARK EG
He is really good, Gets the crowd going. He's played at alot of big clubs he's also played in birmingham several times. Quite a little showman stood on his beer crates so he can see over the decks.Quote:
Originally Posted by BritishMurderBoy
i heard that he plays cohesion ocassionally. Is this true?
What sort of techno does he play?
He has played Cohesion. He plays all over.Quote:
Originally Posted by ampassasinbirmingham
He plays trancier techno, hence the early slot of 10-11
We're still supporting St Basils homeless shelters in Birmingham so we will still be collecting food donation at this event which will go to St Basils on the Monday Morning. Packets and Tins only please.
Thank you for all your support
Youngest DJ
DJ Llewellyn Owen, from London, UK, (aka DJ Welly) headlined at The Warp club in London, UK on May 1, 2000, when he was eight years and 70 days old. He was paid £125 (US$180) per hour - the standard rate for headlining. Before he was five years old, DJ Welly began experimenting with record decks, as his father was involved in the free party scene in the Northants area in England. People started giving Llewellyn their old records and he soon began to DJ to earn pocket money until he later turned professional. His family is baffled as to where Llewellyn gets his talent from as they are not involved in music. Llewellyn has four sisters and is home educated. He also attends drama school and is very creative. He has recently started composing music with two older girls and his father feels that fame and fortune beckons. Having headlined famous clubs such as The Ministry of Sound in London and played on national TV and radio, it is easy to see why!
this him?
http://www.inukshuk.org.uk/flyers/DJwelly.JPG
I just hope he takes care of his ears or else he'll be deaf before he can drive.
but if he's got a good selection and good beat matching, he gets my thumbs up!
He plays the trancier Techno (but not Tech trance) He can beat match but he does have his moments but then again he also can play a perfect set.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSP
I've been told that he's started writting and playng his own stuff too. I'll be interested in hearing some on Friday.