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I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4DJ SYSTEMATTIC BIO DJ/ Producer/ Promoter Systemattic while he was growing up in South Florida, was introduced to hip hop and punk music but he was heavily influenced by electro bass and Miami bass. He decided to focus Primarily on electro music. Now as today goes Dj Systemattic has managed to maintain a successful career as one of South Floridaâ€™s most exciting and respected DJ's. Systemattic love for dance music began in 1995 after attending his first rave @ the legendary club The Edge almost every Friday or Saturday night until its closing in 1997. After getting his first djing gig in 1998 @ a local venue in his home town & it all grew from there. His experienced now showcasing a flawlessly blended brands of electro, minimal dark electro and Miami bass, Systemattic continues to rise to the top of an increasingly crowded to our underground electronic music scene. In a town where certainty is never guaranteed and change is around every corner, he has seen his reputation and fan base grow considerably over the last couple of yrs in South Florida & in the world. He is inspired by electro artistâ€™s such as Kraftwerk, Anthony Rother, DynamixII, & many more talented artists that the list can keep going on & on, Systemattic definitely values these influences but also strives to push the sound forward "I constantly try to find new music to keep myself interested and therefore keeping the crowd into my sets." With a respect for the venue and the vibe of the night always evident, he finds a way to direct his sounds at the head but move the hips back side to side. He feels truly blessed with the talents and gifts that has been given to him. Through creativity, ingenuity, contributions & high expectations, and a true genuine message, Systemattic will to take his music to a higher level standard through out the world. Now on different labels such as Freakin Music, Technocolorsound, Subsonic Device & new label E.R.A. that will be collaborated with these continuously & determined labels to bring u the best of todayâ€™s music. Be on the look out for his release due early Spring of 2008 & many more projects to come to this young dj career.As a promoter in South Florida, he has brought many artistâ€™s to his successful events. Artist such as The legendary godfather of Electro & Miami bass David Noller aka Scratch-D, Supreme Ja from Germany, Babyanne, DJ Storm, BFX, Hydraulix, Ghosts in the Machine, A.T.F aka Lethal Agent, Brice Kelly & many more absolutely talented djs from South & Central Florida such as James Wolfe, Wreck, Mike Sharpe, Blade, Markie, Eternal, D-Lusion and new & rising dj E-roc. Be on the look out for his new label E.R.A coming Jan. 2008. Also this young talented dj for the last 3 yrs. has brought his annual B-Day park party jams with the best most talented djs in the industry. Stay tune for his future events!As djing @ a big events & talented artistâ€™s lineups goes, he has participated with some of the biggest names in our music industry. Artistâ€™s such as Rabbit in the moon, Dynamix II, Jackal & Hyde, Dj Craze, DJ Icey, Uberzone, Supreme Ja, Exzakt, Stanton Warriors, Krafty Kuts, Deekline & Wizard, Lee Coombs, Hyper, Donald Glaude, General Midi, Baby Anne, Omar Santana, Storm & Johnny Dangerously, Noel Sanger, Kuad soundsystem aka Hydraulix & Merlyn, Keith Mackenzie, The Funk Lab, Ghosts in the Machine, Analog to Future, 7 Milez of Muzik, Monk, Infiniti, J-Break, Reid Speed, Shortee & Annalyze, and so many more out there!! These big events such as Future Sound Of Breaks during the Winter Music Conference, Bang & Global Gathering, Magical Maydaze, just to name a couple of elite events in South Florida.His collaboration with partner James Wolfe known as UND3RGROUND T3CHNICIANZ has been a huge successful movement for almost a decade. Behind the label imprint Frajile Recordings, having been pushing their innovative sound in the United States and throughout South Florida. Their selection of electro and old school bass has reached all corners of the U.S. and Europe. These two rising talented artists has grown with a repertoire of artists and songs that have gained huge props and critical acclaim. Their mixing style and track selection defines the architecture of the Florida Electro Artist scene and has inspired many artists throughout the globe. From dark and hard to melodic and soothing these two DJs have the necessary talent and tools to rule any dance floor. Wolfe and Systemattic are constantly bringing an up-front selection of new releases from upfront players to the mysterious unknown, while pushing their own cuts. Always armed with an in-your-face selection of weaponry, Wolfe and Systemattic are certain to keep the scene fresh and clean. Be on the lookout as they push the electro revolution!His contact info for bookings iswww.myspace.com/[email protected]
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I'am a DJ/Producer/musician: I Have been DJing since the early 90's in South Florida. I love Electro, Miami Bass, Hip Hop, and anything else I'am in the mood for at the time. Music is my addiction, the darker and raw bass the better. I also bowl the amaurture tournaments for extra cash on the side!! I'am also a Heavy Equipment Opeartor for a pipeline company for my day time job. I lay pipe for a living!!!!! I'am also a big sports Fanattic. I love Football, Baseball, Basketball, bowling ect. Pretty much all sports!!! Also love to go surfing when the swell is up!! I love to play poker and watch it too. There is a little bit about myself, so enjoy!!!Peace out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Systemattic
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My Interests

To work hard at what I do for a living. And produce Crazy sick electro for the people who appreciate the music!! And shoot my first sanction 800 soon!!!To bring possitive vibes to my real true friend in life, u know who u are!! Keep on moving my life forward to the best that i can.

History of Miami BassMiami bass (also known as booty music, a term that may also include other genres) is a type of hip hop music that became popular in the 1980s and 1990s, known for applying the Roland TR-808 sustained kick drum, slightly higher dance tempos, and occasionally sexually explicit lyrical content. Music author Richie Unterberger has characterized Miami bass as using rhythms with a "stop start flavor" and "hissy" cymbals with lyrics that "reflected the language of the streets, particularly black Miami ghettos such as Liberty City" [1]. Miami bass has never had consistent mainstream acceptance, but has had a profound impact on the development of drum'n'bass and Southern rap.Unterberger has called Maggotron (James McCauley, also known as DXJ, Maggozulu 2, Planet Detroit and Bass Master Khan) the "father of Miami bass". He created the Miami bass sounds with vocoders and what Maggotron referred to as the "thrombic boomulator" to produce the distinctive low-pitched and distorted vocals [2]. In the 80s, the focus of Miami bass was on the DJs and record producers rather than the performers. Record labels like Pandisc were also well-known. "Bass Rock Express" by MC ADE is often credited as the first Miami bass record ever.Luther 'Luke Skyywalker' Campbell, of the crew 2 Live Crew, did the most to popularize Miami bass in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Their The 2 Live Crew Is What We Are, released in 1986, became controversial for sexually explicit and profane lyrics. The 1989 As Nasty As They Wanna Be, and its hit single "Me So Horny", was even more controversial and led to legal troubles for 2 Live Crew and retailers; all charges were eventually overturned on appeal.Miami Bass is closely related to the modern genres of Ghettotech and Booty House, which combine Detroit techno and Chicago house with the Miami bass sound. Ghettotech follows the same sexually-oriented lyrics, hip-hop basslines and streetwise attitude but with harder, uptempo Roland TR-909 techno-style kick beats.

Electro Bass: Robots Don't DieAll the while Bass grew into its own genre without ditching its roots in total. As MC A.D.E continued to make albums that only peppered its play lists with Vocoder driven Electro songs built on a solid foundation of Bass, Dynamix II and DXJ (including all of DXJ's aliases such as the ominous "Maggotron") would forge forward with the idea of Electro as the main fuel. Pretty Tony pumped out a few more releases under his primary alias, "Freestyle", but now grafted Bass onto his methods in the final years of his work. Joey Boy Records' in house producers known as "Rock Force" contributed to the sound as "Bass Patrol" in 1988 before the group's name was reallocated to another act within the label. Dynamix II alumni such as David Noller, Lon Alonzo, Scott Weiser, and Phil "Bass Junkie" Klein produced enough material to carry the Electro-Bass sub-genre up to the present day. The fixed presence of Electro in Miami Bass proved to be an influence for all involved, no matter how much they necessarily drew from it directly.

Proto-Bass: Sustaining the 808If Arthur Baker is credited with introducing Roland's TR-808 drum machine to the Hip-Hop lexicon via "Planet Rock" in 1982, then it must be noted that it was the NY team of DJ Jazzy Jay and Rick Rubin who first sustained the 808's kick drum on T La Rock's" 1983 Def Jam debut "It's Yours". Though the song made little impact that year, it became a template for bottom heavy rap songs after Arthur Baker re-released it in 1984 on his "Streetwise/Partytime" label. As Rick Rubin would go on to reuse his successful formula with Run DMC, LL Cool J, and The Beastie Boys, other producers cashed in on this model in the mid-80's. Most notably were Miami producer Amos Larkin III, New York based Mantronix, and an unknown West Coast rap group named 2 Live Crew. The music that these artists produced in the year spanning 1984 and 1985 formed a new sound for Black music fans in the South and on the West Coast: Bass.

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I'd like to meet:

Like in minded Bass freakz, Electro head loverz, and also Down To Earth People! People that respect for others.. People that got a good head on thier shoulders.. Have to be into music, for sure!! Same interest in life.. People that are positive about life!! No Drama here!! People that are focus into thier goals in life.. There is a lit bit of info, i just do the best that i can in life to reach my goalz!!

Music:

As far as Electro go's I gotta say my parnterz Jame Wolfe and Doug aka Sinistar, and as well UND3RGROUND TECHNICIANZ,Anthony Rother,DynamixII, Kraftwerk,The Mistery Man,Carl Finlow,Soul Oddity,Jackal and Hyde,Aux 88,The Opeartor,DJAX recordingz,IBM,Claro Intelecto,Mandroid,The Advent,Marc Bailey,Silicon Scally,Transparent Sound,Exzakt,Hydraulix,A1 People,Andrea Parker and the list go on and on. I've also been greatly influenced by the king of Miami Bass Amos Larkins,2 Live Crew,Jealous J and Jock D,Afrika Bambaata,Majic Mike,Pete Rock,Grandmaster Flash,Digital Underground, Beastie Boyz, Run DMC,LL Cool J,Public Enemy,Mantronix,and so many many more!! And is far as scratching go I got to say Craze is my favorite D.J. and is well Roc Raida,A-Trak,The X-Ecutioners,Z-Trip,Mix Master Mike,Q-Bert,Noize,Invisibl Skratch Piklz,Cutmaster Swift and Scratch Perverts are also pimp ass D.J. in the world!!!!!!!!

Movies:

Television:

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Definition of the soul: "Life as spirit is the life of the soul, which includes mind and body, but not as [substantive] realities alongside the soul. Spirit is not a 'part,' nor is it a special function. It is the all-embracing [temporal] function in which all elements of the structure of being participate. Life as spirit can be found by man only in man, for only in him is the structure of being completely realized" (Systematic Theology, vol. I, 250).

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Heroes:

I deff. got to say God is no.. 1 and My family is 2nd, for sure!!!

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