2012 Needle To The Record Competition

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2012 Needle To The Record Competition

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The 2012 Needle to the Record DJ competition Will commence on October 12th, 2012 at the 8th Annual A3C Hip-Hop Festival in Atlanta, GA. This year, the competition is sponsored by Native Instruments. There will be $500 cash, plus DJ Equipment, plus DJ Products for prizes and the competition will be judged by none other than Kool DJ Red Alert DJ Presyce and DJ Teddy Ted. The show starts at 11PM on the Pro-Audio and Technology Experience Stage, so make sure you guys get me some videos of the action if you're going! More details in the press release and flyer below.

Needle To The Record (N2TR): October 12th, 2012
by Andy Pitre

The Needle to the Record (N2TR) DJ competition, presented by Native Instruments is produced by Kimberly Stewart of Absolutely Divine Events, with generous support from Lord Yatta, Inc., A.B.C. Publicity, Digiwaxx, and FLüD Watches. It celebrates the prolific history of turntablism.

Judges include legendary Kool DJ Red Alert, three-time Scribble Jam champion DJ Presyce and DJ Teddy Tedd of the Awesome Two. N2TR is hosted by local radio personality Ms. Dia and features music by DJs Ghost and Cha Cha Jones.

There will be a performance from last year’s N2TR winner, DJ King James, and a special live set and demonstration by DMC Champion DJ Shiftee, brought to you by Traktor.

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Kareem Julien (AKA DJ Blaze) has been a hip-hop, R&B, Reggae, and Club DJ since 1993. DJ Blaze has reviewed over 100 pieces of DJ Equipment and continues to provide the DJ community with high quality DJ gear reviews and updates related to DJ equipment and DJ culture.

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