TOP100 69 UP 5 CHRIS LIEBING
70 DOWN 46
STYLE: Techno BEST KNOWN FOR: A facial expression formed by flexing the muscle near both ends of the mouth. FIRST RECORD YOU EVER BOUGHT? Survivor ‘Eye of the Tiger’ TOP GADGET OF 2008? My bike. YOUR YEAR IN FIVE WORDS... Beautiful, amazing, inspiring, traveling, fun. MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU’VE LEARNED RECENTLY? Tracks that are done in two days are better than tracks
you work on for ages. AGENCY: AM ONLY AGENCY TEL: +1 (718) 237 2428
71 UP 11
the government in this country is absolute shit. AGENCY: WMA AGENCY TEL: +44 (0)20 7534 6800
ERICK MORILLO
STYLE: Good music BEST KNOWN FOR: Reel 2 Real’s ‘I Like 2 Move It’ FIRST RECORD YOU EVER BOUGHT? A Village People album. TOP GADGET OF 2008? iPhone YOUR YEAR IN FIVE WORDS… Awesome, productive, fulfilling, exciting, sexy. MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU’VE
LEARNED RECENTLY? I’m not sure, really. AGENCY: SUBLIMINAL AGENCY TEL: +44 (0)7970 204 055
HYPE
72 NEW ENTRY
STYLE: True style drum & bass and jungle. BEST KNOWN FOR: Being one of the best drum & bass DJs in the world. FIRST RECORD YOU EVER BOUGHT? Elvis Costello & The Attractions ‘Oliver’s Army’ TOP GADGET OF 2008? My car. YOUR YEAR IN FIVE WORDS… It doesn’t get any better. MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU’VE LEARNED RECENTLY? That
SIGNUM
STYLE: Anything electronic, whether it’s house, progressive, trance, tech-trance, doesn’t matter, it’s all about the right vibe. BEST KNOWN FOR: ‘What Ya Got 4 Me’ and ‘Coming On Strong’. FIRST RECORD YOU EVER BOUGHT? ‘Greatest Synthesizer Hits’ TOP GADGET OF 2008? The iPod Touch YOUR YEAR IN FIVE WORDS... Challenging, experimental, inspiring, exciting and emotional. MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU’VE LEARNED RECENTLY? P: I recently moved to Norway so I would have to
say learning Norwegian! AGENCY: DAVID LEWIS AGENCY TEL: +31 20 758 1050
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www.djblackbook.com
2008
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