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About

With roots in Indie Rock and Post Punk, DJ Crease is a selector who plays and flips tracks seamlessly. He weaves House, Pop, and Hip Hop and he keeps the set fluid, the energy high, and serves up some pure heat

Skills

I have been a musician for over 15 years. I have played in bands, including my own band that I wrote music (lyrics, bass, guitar, drums) for. I am currently a professional DJ and have been one for about 4 years.

Region

Manitoba - Winnipeg

Disciplines

Music

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