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ronkonkoma ( US )
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Personal Info
33 years old
( Born Aug-20-1979 )
Male
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joined: 15-November 11
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Profile Views: 18
Last Seen: 12 May 2013
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A Long Island DJ is born at age 14
My journey as a Long Island DJ began my freshman year of high school. His parents bought him a mixer, and amp, and some compact disc players, and believe it or not a tape deck. Paul became addicted to his setup.He became a fixture at his percents pool party barbeques. About one year later he got his 1st paid gig on City Long island. “I remember loading my mom’s station wagon with all of my gear,There was barely any room for me”. He made $75 that 1st party. The success of that party showed people how entertaining his music and his personality was
Paul brings is unorthodox Long Island Dj style to Long Island University: Southampton
With his love of performing trumpet since he was in 4th grade, he became a natural Dj. His early success in Dj’ing led him to go to Long Island University to major in broadcasting. He started at CW Post college, and came close to giving up on broadcasting when he was failing his intro to communications class his first semester. Paul was commuting from Eastport to Brookville everyday for classes and it became too much for him to handle. He bounced back to get an A in the class.The first semester of Southampton he got excited about having his own radio show on the college radio station, WLIU. Every week Paul went down to the gloomy WLIU to do his hip-hop radio show which he was appropriately titled “The Pure Sound Show”. Most of Paul’s show was about the new hip-hop music that was fresh. He was surprised to see that the radio station didn’t have a hip-hop library Being the advocator Paul is, he got involved in getting music for him and the station.On his own he kept writing letters to every music company there was look for music that he could play on his show.It was difficult but entering his junior year he had a good percentage of the music labels sending in product.Paul was hip-hop on Southampton College.Djdealeyo was becoming an influential Long Island DJ
Most mixes are on djdealeyo.com. Mixes can also be found on mixcloud, soundcloud, house-mixes.com, and mixcrate
My journey as a Long Island DJ began my freshman year of high school. His parents bought him a mixer, and amp, and some compact disc players, and believe it or not a tape deck. Paul became addicted to his setup.He became a fixture at his percents pool party barbeques. About one year later he got his 1st paid gig on City Long island. “I remember loading my mom’s station wagon with all of my gear,There was barely any room for me”. He made $75 that 1st party. The success of that party showed people how entertaining his music and his personality was
Paul brings is unorthodox Long Island Dj style to Long Island University: Southampton
With his love of performing trumpet since he was in 4th grade, he became a natural Dj. His early success in Dj’ing led him to go to Long Island University to major in broadcasting. He started at CW Post college, and came close to giving up on broadcasting when he was failing his intro to communications class his first semester. Paul was commuting from Eastport to Brookville everyday for classes and it became too much for him to handle. He bounced back to get an A in the class.The first semester of Southampton he got excited about having his own radio show on the college radio station, WLIU. Every week Paul went down to the gloomy WLIU to do his hip-hop radio show which he was appropriately titled “The Pure Sound Show”. Most of Paul’s show was about the new hip-hop music that was fresh. He was surprised to see that the radio station didn’t have a hip-hop library Being the advocator Paul is, he got involved in getting music for him and the station.On his own he kept writing letters to every music company there was look for music that he could play on his show.It was difficult but entering his junior year he had a good percentage of the music labels sending in product.Paul was hip-hop on Southampton College.Djdealeyo was becoming an influential Long Island DJ
Most mixes are on djdealeyo.com. Mixes can also be found on mixcloud, soundcloud, house-mixes.com, and mixcrate
Profile Informations
Profile friendly URL: http://www.mix.dj/ Djdealeyo
Owner Of A Smartphone?: Apple iOs
Professional Status: Deejay
City: ronkonkoma
Country: United States
Prefered Music Style: All HOUSE
