This week on Kinky Productions

Special guest Freddy Turner

The co-mastermind behind Barbara Tucker's "Stop Playing with my mind", a world famous DJ in the Garage Tradition, playing sizzling sets of soulful and energetic house music. Originally from Detroit, his romance with dance music started by playing records on the family hi-fi. And gravitated to producing, remixing and singing on an older age. In 1978 Freddy discovered the Paradise Garage and legendary Larry Levan, which influenced him to become a member of the Garage. Freddy's record collection grew relentlessly and, his DJ skills consistently improved. He started giggin Stateside at the Palladium, Red Zone, Tunnel, Limelight, Zanzibar and the infamous Save the Robots, and had a residency at Lift in San Francisco . Overseas Freddy played in Switzerland, Lausanne, Geneva, Basel, Neufchatel, Sion, Zurich, and Winterthur. In England he did the Gardening Club, and the Glass Bar. Other credentials include record reviewing in the Underground News and for DMC's Update and US Mixmag. Freddy has also done countless radio shows in Paris, Italy, and Switzerland. Freddy has contributed vocals for Lenny Fontana, Francois K (Hypnodelic EP/wave), DJ Duke and Mike Delgado just to name a few. and Co-produced with Paul Simpson and Adeva on "Musical Freedom" (which went to top 20 in the UK), Barbara Tuckers "Stop Playing with my mind" (no.1 on US Billboard Dance Chart, No.1 in Italy, France, and Germany), and Eyes Cream "Fly Away" (no.1 in the Billboard Dance chart as well). He has also produced several notable tracks with his partner Jason "Whiplash" Hernandez on "4th Floor" records, Strictly Rhythm and many others. »

This Sunday on Digital Beat Sunday DJ Veryfine and Phil Thomas along with special guest DJ Divine

Joining DJ Veryfine (Trance wizard), and Phil Thomas (Techno meister) this Sunday, January 19th , is special guest DJ Divine, starting 8:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. DJ Divine is known for the notorious Disco 2000 parties he led alongside DJ Keoki for a duration of two years at the legendary Limelight. As well as playing at Lord Michael's Future Shock, and Alan Sanctuary's millennium party. From 1993 to 1995 he pulsed through all fifty states and Canada, and in 2000 he has welcomed the millenium in Webster Hall with an explosive 10 hour set. There is no holding up the walls when this DJ is behind the decks. He spins a diverse mix of progressive, tech house, and techno backed with a trance element to entice the mind and soul. »