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Ritchie Ruftone presents Practice Yo! Cuts Vol2 Looper DMC World Champion & IDA World Champion Ritchie Ruftone Ritchie Ruftone presents Practice Yo! Cuts Vol2. 19 beatmakers is packed in this dope looper put together by DMC champion & IDA Vice-Champion, Broke. 23 beats are featured on vol2 and 8 more exclusively on TableBeats! Download TableBeats on the App Store today and start your session! Featured Beatmakers: DJ Odilon DJ Subway Electrofood HZA Jeppa Klustor Kutclass Matman MLp Muzzell N-Tone Paul Skratch Redmist Ritchie Ruftone Supaphonik Niko sXriptures Symatic Thatkidnamedcee Tieno 23 Beats | + 8 Beats Exclusive on TableBeats http://www.RitchieRuftone.com Pre-order Practice Yo! Cuts vol2 at http://www.RitchieRuftone.com. Shipping on 7th September! Get your scratch tools on wax and a dope Practice Yo! Cuts t-shirt. Ritchie Ruftone + DJ Woody – Practice Yo Cuts Vol2 – more scratch clips https://itunes.apple.com/app/tablebeats/id944230460 #Loopers #PracticeYoCuts #RitchieRuftone

Two Loopers Added by Cut & Paste Records ‘Cadance With Rhythm & Flow’ & ‘7 Samurai’ Two new looper from Cut & Paste Records is added to the TableBeats library, ‘Cadence with Rhythm & Flow‘ and ‘7 Samurai’ by Symatic. 7 + 8 dope beats to practice yo cuts to. All produced by Si Symati at Cut & Paste Records. Check out this interview with Symatic by 25ThC for SomethingYouSaid.com. Symatic & Darcy D is not only making loopers for you all they also make scratch records. The first release they made at Cut & Paste Records was ‘Cadence with Rhythm & Flow’ and a second, ‘Combinations from the Masters’. Both on 12″ vinyl. Make sure you get a copy before they’re all sold out! Shop Cut & Paste Records scratch tools here -> cutandpasterecords.bigcartel.com. Download Cut & Paste Records scratch tools here -> cutandpasterecords.bandcamp.com Darcy D. “Combinations from the Masters” by Symatic and Kutclass test press. https://itunes.apple.com/app/tablebeats/id944230460 #CutampPasteRecords #Loopers #Symatic

DJ Odilon added Fresh Beats www.DJOdilon.com The Loopmaschine DJ Odilon has just been added with 8 new dope beats! Download TableBeats on the App Store today and practice yo cuts to DJ odilons Fresh Beats. Basstard Bitch Ass Punch Castagnette Christmas Looper Faster Than Furious Jeandilon Lex Luthor Strikes Vertigo DJODILON.com | Facebook.com/djodilon | Youtube.com/djodilon DJ ODILON IDA 2013 Show Category https://itunes.apple.com/app/tablebeats/id944230460 #DJOdilon #Loopers

TableBeats ‘Loop Pack 1’ – 16 Beats 8 Beatmakers TableBeats ‘Loop pack 1‘ contain beats by top beatmakers such as DJ Odilon, DJ TeeOH,  Ritchie Ruftone, DJ Hypnotize, Paul Skratch, Beats You Up, DJ DSK & Daniel Hulth. 8 beatmakers, 16 dope beats.. Download TableBeats free on the app store & start your session! DJ ODILON | RITCHIE RUFTONE | DJ HYPNOTIZE | PAUL SKRATCH DJ TEEOH | BEATS YOU UP | DJ DSK | DANIEL HULTH Download TableBeats free on the App Store today! #Loopers #TableBeats

Killer Nuns Looper by Kodac Visualz TT Kodac Visualz is featured with the Killer Nuns Looper TT Kodac Visualz – Killer Nuns Looper (10 beats) Kodac Visualz is born in San Fransisco now based in Sacramento. He’s been active as a producer & DJ/turntablist for 10 years. KV is now featured in the TableBeats library with the  Killer Nuns Looper and 10 dope beats, all produced by Kodac Visualz. Lacerator KV (Kodac Visualz) and DJ ISO dope freestyle over Killer Nuns Looper Visit Kodac Visualz online: www.facebook.com/kodacvisualz www.myspace.com/kodacvisualz www.twitter.com/kodacvisualz www.kodacvisualz.com/profile/KV www.soundcloud.com/kodacvisualz www.youtube.com/user/kodacvisualz www.ustream.tv/user/kodacvisualz Download TableBeats on the App Store free today and start your session with dope Killer beats! //Daniel Hulth  #TableBeats #KodacVisualz #Loopers

Speed Trainer Looper by DJ DSK New beats are added to the TableBeats library. DJ DSK brings you ‘Speed Trainer’ looper. 13 funky beats with a range of 65-125 BPM. Learn to master your scratches in different tempo and styles. Download TableBeats free on the App Store today! “So the idea of this looper is to work out new scratches slowly then to gradually work up your speed. First work out the new scratch with no music, then start at a BPM of 65 with your new scratch. When you get the scratch down at that speed work your way up the tempos until you reach 125 BPM. Now go back to 65 BPM and get the scratch down at double speed and work you way back up the tempos. I hope this looper is useful and please feel free to provide any feedback.” Music by DJ DSK Artwork by Matt Diamond DJDSK.com | facebook.com/DJDSK From The UK to Asia Funking up The World! By 2015 DSK will have relocated back to the UK and released his 2nd studio album and toured with Akil from Jurassic 5 (U.S.A.), Mystro (U.K.) and Gobshite (U.K.) as well as with some of China’s leading artists. He will also be producing a series of performances using Maschine (live music) along with his usual crafty DJing skills, also not forgetting his popular monthly night “Future Funk” . After 25 years of DJing and 15 years of producing music, DJ DSK has achieved a lot on different sides of the globe. From India to China, to the U.K., your man has been mixing and scratching in clubs, festivals and for prestigious brand promotions. DSK has organized shows and played for a diverse range of clients, from the President of Germany and the German Embassy, to the Shanghai World Expo, the Jarin Indonesian Music Festival, New Delhi Light and Stage Show, London Croydon Council (U.K.), and judged the renowned DMC DJ competition. Currently based in the UK, after spending 15 years in Asia, he has been featured in a variety of Chinese media and was the first DJ to perform live on CCTV — China’s main TV network. He has spun music for prestigious hip-hop dance events, including BOTY, Freestyle Session, Red Bull, U.K. B-Boy champs, and B-Boy World, in Asia and in Europe. DSK can be found rocking R&B, Funk, Reggae, Mash-Ups, Bass, Electro, House and his specialty: Old Funk/Soul and Hip-Hop. Always keeping it fresh and exciting, dropping the old classics and the new jams using his second to none scratching and mixing expertise. Working the club/festival circuit as a performer and organizer, he has put together numerous “special shows” that incorporates live music and art. His skill caught the attention of Numark/Akai and Alesis and was hired to act as their representative DJ to showcase new DJ and production equipment throughout Asia. In order to pass on his artistry, he regularly teaches workshops to upcoming DJs and producers. DSK’s musical productions have been released on international labels: Tru Thoughts (UK), S.O.S (Germany), STN (U.K.), Unity (China) and featured in BBC documentaries. His mixesand videos for the giant sneaker distributer Sole Heaven, brought in the highest downloads and plays in the series. In turn, beating heavyweights such as Stanton Warriors, Goldie, the Hoxton Whores and many others. (Biography taken from http://www.djdsk.com/press). //Daniel Hulth #TableBeats #DJDSK #Loopers

Featured Beatmaker DJ TeeOh “The Official” DJBooth.net’s Partner DJ – DJ TeeOh DJ TeeOh from Atlanta drops 14 neat beats. Skratch Beats Vol. 1 contains 13 beats in a wide range of BPM & style. Download TableBeats free on the App Store and start your nonstop session with beats by “The Official” DJ TeeOh & many more. DJ TeeOh – Skratch Beats Vol. 1 facebook.com/OfficialVDJTEEOH | DJBooth.Net Partner DJ “The Official” DJ TeeOh Biography (Taken from https://www.facebook.com/OfficialVDJTEEOH) It wasn’t long before his family knew music was his calling and, ever since he started drumming at age 6, DJ TeeOh has been a staple in the music scene. TeeOh began playing in bands that performed birthday parties, booked for school events, and much more. However, his aspirations to be a musician ran deeper than that. Over the next 12 years TeeOh found himself progressing from drumming, to singing performances and dancing which quickly planted the seeds for his future as a DJ and Producer. Becoming a DJ was no easy task as with anything one strives to master. It began one day during a practice drum session in his parents basement in Atlanta, GA. TeeOh was home alone and rocking the windows out with the stereo on full blast. The basement stardom was brought to a screeching halt when his last pair of drumsticks shattered. Damn! With his adrenaline pumping and the musical creativity flowing he needed some way to convey it. THERE…. across the room….in the glass case, sat a Pioneer PL-990 Fully Automatic Turntable. He had never used one but definitely watched in amazement as legends such as Mixmaster Mike and Roc Raida ripped it up on records. Hell, what could be so hard about it? Little did he know that would start him on the journey of his life. Well, that and the whipping he got for destroying the Cameo ‘Word Up’ album his mother loved. He grabbed whatever programs and hardware he could find at yard sales and relative’s basements. It wasn’t enough to just play the music, he wanted to world to hear it how he heard it. So by the age of 17, DJ TeeOh was already producing his own instrumentals and composing songs. Unfortunately his talents lie in other areas than singing. Recognizing that he sought out artists; rappers, singers, musicians. Being versatile made TeeOh a valuable resource. In the late 90s and early 2000s, a rap group that opened for Soujah Boy was short a dancer. “Teach me the routine” was all he said, 15 minutes before the scheduled show time. This is how DJ TeeOh met DJ Prince (NY) and DJ Savvy (NC) and quickly became known as the “Dancing DJ”; from there the sky was the limit. In the next 10 years TeeOh found himself on stages from Virginia to North Carolina, Atlanta to Miami, and Cali to Japan. TeeOh’s professionalism and skills are widely respected and became officially recognized when he was signed to Syndicate Family Records (SFRecords). His talents were on full display when he won the 2012 DJ Slam Contest in Japan and won him sponsorships with Styleflip.com, DJBooth.net, Mixtube, 98.2 TheBeat, and Crane DJ Hardware. He also landed shows with artists such as Ace Hood, Tyga, Bobby Valentino, DJ Webstar, Lil Jon, Flo Rida, and many more. In 2012, TeeOh took a bit of a break from DJing as he began his Masters in Music Production at Berklee (Boston). TeeOh once said “It’s a great feeling to stand on stage and rock a crowd, but it’s a different world to hear others playing YOUR music.” As 2012 rolled around, we resurfaced with new fuel on the fire and kicked off the year with the Japan: Summer Bash featuring DJ TeeOh and DJ Ohmz (BET: 106th & Park). The year was very lucrative as he placed 3rd in the Official DJ Battle Championship (ODBC), became one of the Top 10 DJs of All Time in Japan as an international DJ, and completed his 6 venue tour of Osaka (JP) before returning to Atlanta (GA). The lack of DJ events in Atlanta gave DJ TeeOh the idea to host his own battle in conjunction with Guitar Center, Rane Serato, Crane Stand, Ableton, Skratchpad, and Styleflip. The battle was fierce! DJs and patrons from all over the US attended making it the most successful Guitar Center battle. Since he didn’t get to compete in the contest DJ TeeOh decided to enter the 2013 DMC competition, the first time back in over a decade. Suffering a 5th place loss there, TeeOh went on to win the 2013 GCD American Audio DJ Battle and became a 2014 Georgia Arts Award Nominee. With unlimited possibilities and a passion as strong as ever, DJ TeeOh’s future never looked brighter. //Daniel Hulth  #TableBeats #DJTeeOh #Loopers

Featured TableBeats Beatmaker, Gold Voltron!  The Man, The Myth, The Legend. “Goldvoltron king of the beats! This elusive character has been on the scene since 1984, but no one has been able to find out who he is.  His beats are a variety of chops, breaks, digs and OG samples.  Whether its digital or dirty vinyl, you can be assured that GV will find that next break!” The mysterious DJ & beatmaker legend Gold Voltron is filling TableBeats library with 16 dope beats for us to practice our cuts to. Gold Voltron is a nice and humble man. If you want to know him better then take a look at this interview with GV by Emma Short-E at Studio Scratches. (http://www.studioscratches.com/gold-voltron-interview/) soundcloud.com/goldvoltron | goldvoltron.com Gold Voltron – Elusive Beats (16 beats) Download TableBeats on the App Store free today and start your nonstop practice session with beats by Gold Voltron & many more. #GoldVoltron #Loopers

NYC Dj & Producer Beats You Up aka Dj Baby J  Beats You Up is a NYC Dj & Producer now based in Stockholm, Sweden. He kept the NYC sample sound and sent 17 awesome beats to be featured in the TableBeats library. Lots of nonstop sample based Hiphop. Download TableBeats free and start your practice session. Make sure you keep your eyes open for Beats You Ups upcoming LP. beatsyouup.com & facebook.com & Instagram.com/djbabyj Here’s a sample from SoundCloud 17 beats by Beats You Up featured in the TableBeats library. Free Download! Start your nonstop practice session now! Download TableBeats free on your iOS device, plug it in to your sound system & start your session! #BEATSYOUUP #Loopers

Dj Odilon presents IDA World Dj Championships 2014 Looper Practice yo cuts to IDA Online Loops, 5 new beats added to the TableBeats library by Dj Odilon. Eish El Matador Kut Komando II No Fake Spacer Download TableBeats on the App Store free and start your nonstop scratch session now! Don’t forget to show Dj Odilon some support. Like on Facebook.com/DjOdilon & DjOdilon.com Check out the special video edit “behind the scenes” of IDA World Dj Championships 2014 Like IDA on Check out the rest of the videos at youtube.com/IDAWORLDOFFICIAL https://youtube.googleapis.com/v/b1iB-u7Fp58&source=uds #DJOdilon #IDAWorld #Loopers

IDA & DMC World Champion Ritchie Ruftone presents Practice Yo! Cuts looper. Its xx dope beats produced by 18 producers. BPM range between xxxx. Download Practice Yo! Cuts on TableBeats today and get busy with it! Beat list: Alan Def D-Moncello Dj Chell Dj Chile Dj Blood Dj Groohn Dj Muzzell Dj Odilon Electrofood Jeppa Jimmy Penguin Kutclass MLp Noka Plato Ritchie Ruftone Supaphonik Niko Symatic Ritchie Ruftone – Interview & foto: Zeefoto HELLO RUFTONE, WE GO WAY BACK, A BUCH OF WACK HIPHOP KIDS IN THE AULD REEKIE, WHAT ARE YOUR MEMORIES OF THAT TIME? Ha, aye I remember going to a graffiti thing at Livi, behind the skatepark, I remember seeing all the b-boys there…Archie one of the best then, now one of the Cuban Brothers. I remember they were doing amazing stuff, spinning on their heads and stuff. I didn’t know much about b-boys back then, just from the lads at ‘Seen’, ha, that was you! and Sandy and all that. I just forget a lot…ahh Wallace and Aljo from Stirling. My daughter actually goes to the streetdance thing he teaches now, she just got photos done, ha! SO WHAT MADE YOU START SPINNING? Well basically I got my first set of decks when I was 17, not Technics or anything just a ‘mobile’ dj set up, just as I left school. So I was getting into dance music, rave music. The guy I had a job with, my first job. This electronic place down Leith, he dj’d as well and had Technic decks so I used to go to his house all the time. He’s the guy I started doing the pirate radio with, Tim. So I turned 18 then got my Technics. DECKS WERE CRAZY PRICES BACK THEN, HOW DID YOU AFFORD THEM? Ha…my mom. She went out and bought them then I paid her up. It was about £800.00 that was pretty crazy back then, 89/90. I got them because of the first actual records I bought were stuff on Warp records, all ravey and dancy, LFO and that, I just got really into the mixing side of things and then we started doing the radio I got into drum and bass. Then dance music split into all the genres. Before it was just ‘electronic’ music then it was all ‘house, ‘techno, drum n bass’. I got right into the drum and bass stuff and through the radio I met Craig Smith and Eh One, I was checking out what they were doing on the decks, that’s what got me into the scratching. SO YOU WERE DOING PIRATE RADIO BEFORE YOU HAD A PAID DJ GIG? Yeah totally! I was doing the radio for ages before I got a gig ha, without a doubt. YOU SPENT YEARS DOING THE RADIO STUFF, WHAT SORT OF SETS WERE YOU PLAYING? The guy I worked with was all about the radio and I was really lucky. I went up to his house and they were broadcasting from there and he was like ‘go ahead, do a set’, so I did about an hours set and after he said that it had gone out live on the radio and would I like to come back next weekend and do a full set? I was like…yeah! It didn’t really sink in, we were driving home listening to the radio I was like ‘that’s from that flat we were just in!’ So I just started doing that weekly, Boomerang 100fm, 1989-90 it must have been. It ran for about 6 years every weekend, sometimes all week. It was luck that I met those dudes, it was really good for learning to dj because your under that same pressure, broadcasting live and you don’t want your mix to be shit. It’s almost like a club gig, I was only 17 so I couldn’t even go to a club, ha. Good practice. WHEN DID YOUR FIRST PAID DJ GIG COME ABOUT? You know, I think it was Carlton studios, aye. Just again through a guy at work who knew someone at Carlton studios and they got me down on a mid-week night, rave and dance music.  Then I did a couple of Saturday nights at Club Solution I think with the ‘Waxman’. Then ‘Paradox’ club on a Friday, they were the first gigs, I was well into the rave music at the time but I was also chilling out to 3ft High and Rising, the Jungle Brothers and Public Enemy, I had that on cd at home but I didn’t get the connection of that music and record and scratching until way later on. WAS IT THE ‘SEEN’ CLUB AND THE SCRATCH ERA THAT GOT YOU INTO HIPHOP? It was initially meeting Eh One on the radio with Craig Smith and Under the Influence, Gary Morton, Pat. Meeting all of them got me into the turntabilism thing. Also when Underground Solution record store opened I got a job originally ordering all the drum and bass but within a year it was more hip-hop. I’d kinda had it with drum and bass and with hip-hop I felt I could get more out of the record, better value. Working in the shop I was getting all these scratch records and DJ tools for the first time so I got influenced by those sorts of things. WHAT ABOUT HOOKING UP WITH THE ‘SCRATCH’ CLUB? There was Tribal Funktion before that with Frosty and Lyly. Then Lyly with his cousin did a Scratch up here at Café Graffiti, one of the first ones, I’d already done ‘Seen’ a few times so Lyly gave me shout to come down. From then on I just kept doing the Scratch nights with loads of others. Lyly’s cousin did a huge Scratch night down in London so we had access to guests that we just wouldn’t have got. ANY FAVOURITE GIGS OR PEOPLE YOU HAVE PLAYED WITH? Oh yeah. Loads of good nights, the Arsonists were cool, Souls of Mischief, All Natural, Taskforce were always dope, Jest and loads of cool DJ’s, we had Craze, Anthrax, Develop, Noize ha that was the first battle I won, 1997 Northern Mixing Championships at Wilkie house with DJ Noize and Supernatural performing, Noize was judging as well, Plus one and Extra were in that, I beat them in the final but to tell the truth they fucked right up and that’s why I won. WHEN DID YOU FIRST DECIDE TO ENTER THE DMC CHAMPIONSHIPS? We did a DMC heat at scratch in Edinburgh in 1999, so I entered. I loved the whole dj battle thing. I didn’t even get top 3. Plus one won that, then in May 2000 I entered again, Plus one won that as well. I actually entered every year from 2000 till 2005 and the top 2 used to make to the final so I made it to the UK final for 6 years. I won the Scottish heats after that, 2001 onwards. DO YOU THINK YOU WERE READY FOR THE COMPETITION? Nah, totally not. But your never ready, you’ve gotta go through the first time to make the mistakes and realise and be prepared for the next time. I always hear people say ‘oh yeah, I’m gonna train real hard then come first time and smash it’ I don’t think that ever actually happens, your first time is like a learning curve so the more you do it the better you get. Sometimes you hear people say that you should’ve won it but it’s up to the 5-6 judges that are there. Usually at least at the bigger finals, all the judges are definitely qualified to judge and include previous champions. HOW DO YOU EVEN START TO COME UP WITH A FULL COMPETITION DJ SET? Well it’s changed over the years, like when I used to do it back then, 1999-2000 it was just the records I had and loved and I was up to me to come up with the beat juggles or scratch records that had good samples on them that I hadn’t heard anyone use before. So back then it was about digging and finding good songs, making good patterns but nowadays it’s really changed. At the DMC for example you can use Sir Rattle, Traktor, which are control vinyl’s for dj’s and mp3’s, the advantage is you make your own mp3’s of course, instead of having to press up your own vinyl, nowadays you can customize and build your own set. It’s not even so much of a dj competition these days, it’s not 2 different dj’s at each other with records and see who’s the best, its now all about pre-production, what you have done in advance. It sucks for a lot of traditionalists but I suppose nothing is like it was 10 years ago so why should dj’s be any different. But saying all that, the ‘Battle for Supremacy’, which I just won, you have to use vinyl and after all that, I did use vinyl that I had pressed myself with stuff I’d made at home. YOU HAVE BEEN A FINALIST FOR SEVERAL YEARS, HAVE YOU LEARNT ANYTHING OVER THAT TIME? All the times I did it, from 2000 to 2005 I never actually won the UK final. I felt like I needed to take some time out and learn more stuff and practice my craft, then I came back in 2011, so I had 5 years away from it, I came back because they had launched it online and also you could use Sir Rattle and other things so it wasn’t just about the records anymore. That inspired me to get back into it, when they switched up the format a bit and started the online thing. It gave loads of countries that don’t have a DMC rep the chance to see and enter it, it opened it up to the whole world. In 2011 I came 2nd, I got beat by dj uncut, my favourite dj…still! I was pretty happy, second in the world on my comeback. WHAT WAS IT LIKE WINNING YOUR FIRST UK DMC TITLE? Ok, I won it in 2002, the battle, in 2012 I won my first UK 6 minute and the Battle and then again in 2013. It was totally amazing, a dream come true. Basically I’d been grinding away at it so long still practising in my room, trying to learn scratches, new styles and stuff, so it was a dream come true. The annoying thing is you don’t really get time to enjoy it, because as soon as you win it then you have the stress of ‘oh no, I’m in the world final’ in your head. SO YOU HAVE JUST WON THE 2013 DMC BATTLE SUPREMACY CHAMPIONSHIPS? Aye, there’s a six-minute battle, the Supremacy and the teams. Obviously I can’t enter the teams but I was in the others. I won the Supremacy, which i’m happy with. It’s more a one on one competition, like a vs. battle. You gotta play yer hand ya know, you don’t want to come out with your super strong stuff to early but at the same time you don’t wanna get knocked out. After doing it for 3 years the experience has helped. Now I won’t decide what I’m doing until that other dj has finished, what can I do to counter that….memory muscle is the main one. https://youtube.googleapis.com/v/dgD8C9cxolg&source=uds Dj Ritchie Ruftone DMC Online Final 2013 ARE YOU GONNA KEEP AT IT AND DEFEND YOUR TITLES? I don’t know, I’m really undecided. As it stands I don’t have any new material for next year. I’ve got the IDA competi- tion in December this year, which is kinda the same as DMC, see what happens there. Then in Jan start thinking about the worlds. I’ve got the opportunity to defend both titles, which nobody has done before. I’m definitely the oldest champion, haha, winning the UK double then doing it again. I’ve had more seconds and thirds than anyone in DMC. It’s on a platter for next year and I wanna defend both titles. It takes up a lot of time tho,,,, YOUR DARTH VADER SET WAS INSPIRA- TIONAL, HOW MUCH EFFORT DID THAT TAKE? The hardest part was all the pre-production of the song and editing the music so it was easier and possible on the turntables. Then editing it hard, just getting it right, I go one beat a time and once I get an end product I go back and tweak again. It’s a huge work in progress. I just knew I wanted to a gimmicky thing at the DMC 2012. Once I’d made it, I took it to one of these green screen things, stuck a mask on and just got a few takes like that. Then graphics were done after. Every second you see in these final edits have taken hours if not days to produce, I make it all, sample it, chop it, move it, re-edit it. https://youtube.googleapis.com/v/Jru6b83KsFQ&source=uds Dj Ritchie Ruftone – Darth Vader – Star Wars routine YOU WEREN’T THAT WELL FOR A WHILE THERE BRO, WANNA TELL US ABOUT THAT? Totally mate. I had a pain in my side that got really sore, so I got my ass down to the hospital and they did they X-ray and scans. They said they thought it was a tumour and I had to in for an operation, that was quite scary. I got worried but went through with it and had the operation and then found out it was a cist and not a tumour which is better they said. So I got it removed and I’m fine now. A lot of people don’t know but that Darth Vader set was done like a month and a half after my operation, semi painful, and my scar was still pretty fresh. I think the scare gave me the extra push to go for it. TELL US ABOUT YOUR HOOK UP WITH VESTAX? I know Mike trix, he worked at DMC years ago, now the UK vestax rep. so they hook me up with decks and mixers. I do some trade shows and stuff. A lot of these companies want you to show their products off, see what levels it can be taken to. I’ve got some videos coming up with vestax, hopefully I can get a bit more of that kinda thing. YOU’RE A DADDY NOW, HOWS THAT GOING? Amazing, Elle, nearly 4 now. The best thing ever, I’m well happy. I recommend it to everyone. OK WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD? The IDA in December really and it will depend on what happens there really. I’ve got the DMC opportunity obviously, to defend the Supremacy. I wanna do some more dj gigs make some buks and make life as comfortable for my daughter. I’m gonna put some more out online on Soundcloud and the likes, do some dj edits for other dj’s. Scratching online every night for the webcam. Just loving scratching, the art form, just being in and building the scene. ANY LAST WORDS FOR THE SCOTTISH HEADS? Love to everyone, I hardly see anyone these days so catch me online. Love to all the skaters, all the bboys, all the beatboxers I love it all. I’m gonna be down at the bongo club at New Year so come down and noise me up. Massive thanks to the DOPEZINE, The Capitals finest by far.  Support your local….peace. #Interview #Loopers #PracticeYoCuts #RitchieRuftone

Beats by Odilon by DJ Odilon World Champion from Belgium and one of the first producers to join TableBeats library with fresh beats. Beats by Odilon is xx dope beats all produced by DJ Odilon. BPM range between xxxx. Download Beats by Odilon on TableBeats today and get funky with it! Beat list: 01 DJ Odilon – 02 DJ Odilon – 03 DJ Odilon – 04 DJ Odilon – 05 DJ Odilon – 06 DJ Odilon – 07 DJ Odilon – 08 DJ Odilon – 09 DJ Odilon – 10 DJ Odilon – 11 DJ Odilon – 12 DJ Odilon – 13 DJ Odilon – 14 DJ Odilon – 15 DJ Odilon – 16 DJ Odilon – 17 DJ Odilon – 18 DJ Odilon – 19 DJ Odilon – 20 DJ Odilon – Instagram | Facebook | YouTube #DJOdilon #Loopers

Beats by HZA by DJ Hypnotize One of the first producers to join TableBeats with beats to our library. Beats by HZA is 17 dope beats all produced by DJ Hypnotize aka HZA. BPM range between xxxx. Donwload Beats by HZA on TableBeats today and get busy with it! Beat list: 01 DJ Hypnotize – 02 DJ Hypnotize – 03 DJ Hypnotize – 04 DJ Hypnotize – 05 DJ Hypnotize – 06 DJ Hypnotize – 07 DJ Hypnotize – 08 DJ Hypnotize – 09 DJ Hypnotize – 10 DJ Hypnotize – 11 DJ Hypnotize – 12 DJ Hypnotize – 13 DJ Hypnotize – 14 DJ Hypnotize – 15 DJ Hypnotize – 16 DJ Hypnotize – 17 DJ Hypnotize – Instagram | Facebook #DJHypnotize #Loopers