Been on the wheels of steel since about the summer of 1994. So i am very familiar with the old school. Grew up in north Texas & southern Oklahoma, partying in the Dallas & OKC music scene's. Used to listen to Dallas' longest running (think it's the world's longest running) electronic music show : "Edgeclub 94" on 94.5 The Edge, now 102.1 The Edge. Ran by two of Dallas' most popular dj's, Jeff K. & Dj Merritt. Broadcasting 5 hours of dance music every Saturday night from 10 pm till 1 am, live from the Edgeclub studios & from 1-3 am being broadcast live from the world famous "Lizard Lounge". All genres of dance music was played. All of the big name artists were played. lots of Dj's were brought in to do special guest mixes as well, such as Moby, Chemical Brothers to name a few. Dallas was full of very talented local dj's: Karl Fought, Funk W, Rob Vaughn, Kelly Reverb, A1, & the list goes on & on!

I spin mostly breaks these days, London breaks preferably. They seem to have the best beats out. Sorry America! I was influenced by lots of genres of music. Grew up listening to 80's retro, old school hip-hop/rap. Have acquired quite a collection of records. Lots of old school breaks/house, with more than half of my collection being from the old school. As far as newer breaks, Finger Lickin has got to be, hands down, my favorite label out there. The whole damn lot is tight, so check 'em out!

If your ready to bob your heads, then check out one of my shows. Usually every Friday I broadcast. One of the few all-vinyl dj's spinning on here, i bring a style not matched by many. Sometimes you may hear a scratch or two (do what?), & maybe even hear a trick thrown in as well. So, funk what ya heard, the X-man a cometh!

Choir Group: 2 Technics 1200MKII, Stanton Next NCD-7000 dual cd player, Numark DXM09 3 channel mixer

Can be reached on these : YIM - Krispxfunk
Skype - djkrispx