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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2019 · 32 MIN

#001: Steve Canueto - From Ministry of Sound mix compiler to global scratch tutor

from Tales From The Dancefloor · host Digital DJ Tips

When, as a child in a no-name town, Steve Canueto heard a crackly broadcast of a scratch DJ from London on the radio, he knew there and then he had to get to the big city and be part of the music he'd just discovered. His journey took him far and wide as a DJ, and his passion and drive eventually led to him making a series of CDs that sold millions. But that was only half of the story. In this, the first Tales From The Dancefloor, Steve reveals what drove him into a life in the music industry, why he ultimately had to get out of it... and what saved him, to bring him to where he is today, teaching scratch DJing to thousands of students at the Digital DJ Tips DJ school. Tale from the Dancefloor home page: https://www.digitaldjtips.com/podcast

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