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Episode 321: DJ NU-MARK "I Don't Read Crowds, They Read Me"

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Episode 321: DJ NU-MARK "I Dont Read Crowds, They Read Me" On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast’s, the fellas welcome Turntablist, Producer and DJ for @TheJurassic5, LA’s finest @DJNuMark. He speaks on his love for rare #Ethiopian records (02:10), crate digging with @CutChemist (07:44) and reminisces on how he got into #TheJurassic5 (31:55). Nu-Mark explains why he constantly switches to new passions (46:55), opens up about his new travel and cookbook ‘Amu Nu’ (55:01) and gives his biggest advice to new DJs choosing their name (1:03:10). He speaks on why he doesn’t read crowds when DJing (1:09:10) and the crew talk about the impending effects #AI will have on all creative industries (1:54:01). Finally, Numark speaks on his infamous "toy set" and the mechanic behind executing it (2:11:01).

Episode 321: DJ NU-MARK "I Dont Read Crowds, They Read Me" On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast’s, the fellas welcome Turntablist, Producer and DJ for @TheJurassic5, LA’s finest @DJNuMark. He speaks on his love for rare #Ethiopian records (02:10), crate digging with @CutChemist (07:44) and reminisces on how he got into #TheJurassic5 (31:55). Nu-Mark explains why he constantly switches to new passions (46:55), opens up about his new travel and cookbook ‘Amu Nu’ (55:01) and gives his biggest advice to new DJs choosing their name (1:03:10). He speaks on why he doesn’t read crowds when DJing (1:09:10) and the crew talk about the impending effects #AI will have on all creative industries (1:54:01). Finally, Numark speaks on his infamous "toy set" and the mechanic behind executing it (2:11:01).

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Episode 321: DJ NU-MARK "I Dont Read Crowds, They Read Me" On this week’s episode of the @RoadPodcast’s, the fellas welcome Turntablist, Producer and DJ for @TheJurassic5, LA’s finest @DJNuMark. He speaks on his love for rare #Ethiopian records...

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