I Don't Take Requests: WINNER OF THE ATTITUDE AWARD 'If you want to change your life...read this book.' TRACEY EMIN

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Use your phone or an iPad as an “extra deck”– This is a time-honoured technique often used by mobile DJs, where you use a streaming service app on your phone or tablet, which is plugged into a spare channel on your DJ gear via an audio cable/adaptor. Mixmag will use the information you provide to send you the Mixmag newsletter using Mailchimp as our marketing platform. If I was making music today and I put out a track and suddenly one person said ‘oh you should change the bassline, it’s not quite right, that hook is not quite right’, why would you listen?

I Don’t Take Requests by DJ Fat Tony | Hachette UK I Don’t Take Requests by DJ Fat Tony | Hachette UK

So to go to New York and to have the Avenue 8s, and to have the uptown, and to have East and West villages — it was mindblowing. You get one little person who wants to be negative and will come up to you, and will ask for house music or whatever, but go away! Rishi Sunak and US Vice President Kamala Harris meet and agree on Israel's right to defend itself - and vow.Try to negotiate with your employer - if they won’t let you take it all, they might let you carry some holiday over into your next leave year.

DJ Fat Tony and his mother look back: ‘Even during my crack

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Mystery as Prince Andrew's favourite club Tramp - which once played host to stars. You can use your socials to ask your fans what they think you should be playing, and you should definitely ask for “must play” (and “don’t play”) lists from clients.After going viral in our documentary a couple of years back, the most famous DJ you have actually now heard of has released a biography that goes into even further detail about his story as the Soho club kid who turned the London and New York scenes upside down during the heyday of clubbing. Robbie Williams reveals he once 'slashed his wrists' in a bid to end his life and didn't sleep for 144 HOURS. I studied at Chelsea art school, and I suppose it gave me quite a bohemian outlook: I believed that everyone should be themselves. As one of club culture’s most notorious – and best loved – figures, Tony is a complete force of nature.