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Paris Hilton also.

Kito :0

garethom wrote:Paris Hilton also.

Word, if anyone knows how hard it is to break into the DJ game, it's her

Kozee as well.

Cooly G

Does she DJ?

One of the best female DJs ever, IMHO:



And certainly the best name. Large up Spinderella.

The men in this thread need to read Finally Feminism 101 blog and learn about male privilege before having this discussion.

http://finallyfeminism101.wordpress.com/

DJ Shortee is sick as well... allow the brostep, she's a wicked turntablist

Terpit wrote:Cooly G

Worst dj/producer name ever created

garethom wrote:Does she DJ?

Yeah
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But not heard any of her mixes or anything

southstar wrote:

Terpit wrote:Cooly G

Worst dj/producer name ever created

You said the same about Dorian Concept iirc

The Tornado wrote:The men in this thread need to read Finally Feminism 101 blog and learn about male privilege before having this discussion.

http://finallyfeminism101.wordpress.com/

Not really. You've just joined in on a conversation where we're naming numerous female DJs who have gone onto critical/commercial success, proving that the only walls BM is facing at THIS moment are in her head. Plenty of people out there have forgotten about gender issues that may or may not be there, got on with it, gained a following, and progressed to the point where some of them are residents at huge venues.

BM, record some mixes, get on an online station, if they're good enough, you'll gain a following, and then speak to promoters. I mean, up to the point you step on the decks, they needn't even know your gender. If there's an issue when they find out, then fuck those guys, you really wanna play at their nights anyway?

Yes, there's glass ceilings and obstacles for women in society, but plenty of people have managed to get over them and become successful DJs.

particle-jim wrote:

southstar wrote:

Terpit wrote:Cooly G

Worst dj/producer name ever created

You said the same about Dorian Concept iirc

You're right, dorian concept is worse

Also I would have thought it would work in your favour being female in some cases as its not that common compared to male Djs. So if you had two of "equal" skill for an opening slot a girl would be a slightly bit more intresting.. I guess.

kingGhost wrote:... the posts you put on this forum just make people not take you seriously. sorry bro

Yeah - Whatever


Whatever the fuck you're talking about.

Johnlenham wrote:Also I would have thought it would work in your favour being female in some cases as its not that common compared to male Djs. So if you had two of "equal" skill for an opening slot a girl would be a slightly bit more intresting.. I guess.

pretty much.

lovelydivot wrote:

kingGhost wrote:... the posts you put on this forum just make people not take you seriously. sorry bro

Yeah - Whatever


Whatever the fuck you're talking about.

So it's all in my head - Yet here is Maya Jane Coles expressing exactly the same thing...I'm not making it up - that's everyday standard

Johnlenham wrote:

but I have previously experienced quite judgemental attitudes from fellow male producers when I first tell them what I do. Obviously being a young female producer a lot of guys would write me off a shit before they’ve actually heard any of my music. So sometimes it has been hard to be taken seriously on initial meeting!.... I think sometimes people get a bit shocked or maybe threatened.

http://www.louchemusic.com/interviews/maya-jane-coles/

Not saying it's impossible to get past - even for a less attractive person - but it's still a truth.

Well she was also 17 at the time.

Am I experiencing it - this instant - in reality - not in regards to Djing...because I'm not doing that in this exact minute


But in regards to curating a conversation - yes

Some people are trying to tell me I'm shit - in this very thread


Instead of contributing - they just want to tell me I'm wrong.

That's like trying to tell a black person racism doesn't exist.

They don't need you to tell them what is real - You just need to listen
- and if you are capable of compassion you could offer some insight from your own perspective.

But don't marginalize my experience by suggesting I'm prone to victimization fantasy.

I'm not stupid.