In this free CD you'll find loops, samples, and scratches. What's the use of a DJ practiceing without any loops or scratch samples? Well, wait no longer! DJ Grand Mill presents "Deejay's Appetite Vol.1" for all of the deejays across the world.

The One Accord DJ Alliance consist of ministry-minded deejays devoted to helping the spiritual and natural needs of each other, spinning music for the glory of God, promoting Christcentered and anointed artists, and sharpening each other’s skills and knowledge of our trade. We are committed to spinning music that will usher in the presence of God and cause change. The One Accord DJ Alliance is comprised of the nation's top Radio, Internet, Podcast, Mixshow, and Mixtape DJs.

Here is our top ten playlist for January!!

A good DJ should be able to give good feedback to an artist as well provide advice and direction to an artist. We also want to make sure that the artist is well informed on the journey ahead, as it will not be an easy one.  We want to provide the artist basic tips from a Dj’s point of view that will touch on preparing their album, to building up a buzz, and provide quality music.  We also hope that the feedback will aid in deciding if this is the right direction for you. 

_{God Bless!}

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With so many mixtapes and tracks being released directly to the public each year, one can't help but ask where are the DJ's that would normally help the artists put these songs out? I can remember a time when an artist would invite a DJ into the studio session or reach out to one as soon as they left the studio in order to get feedback on the record. In fact, most artists would leak the song out to a DJ so that it could be featured in mixshows and mixtapes to build up anticipation for the album.

Today there seems to be a paradigm shift in the air. Instead of using DJ's as "Quality Control", an "A&R", or a "Promotional Expert", it seems many artists would prefer to release songs via Itunes and only get DJ's involved after the record is released to the public.  Then some may still refuse to involve the DJ.

This leaves most DJ's scratching our heads and asking ourselves if we're even viewed as relevant to Christian Hip Hop or music in general. I think my brother DJ Jesus Beats said it best in the video above, but I'd love to hear from you.

Do you still feel that DJ's are relevant? If the answer is yes then we want you to give us feedback below as to how we can work together. If the answer if no, then tell us why.

God Bless!

DJ KC Perfect