DJ B.Two hails from Melbourne, Australia and he is repping them the best way possible on the turntables. He's taken home the belt for the Australian DMC's four times and has won the award for the best Australian DJ of the year (2014). It seems like he's accomplished his fair share of Earth goals so now he's shooting for the stars. And just like his Facebook page says, "MUSIC HAS NO BOUNDARIES" so he's heading out to space to show us what the future of turntablism looks like. God bless his adventurous soul.
Cut with shots of B.Two as an alien DJ from another planet, this new routine is filled with non traditional scratch techniques and transitions. For example, he moves the needle around on the vinyl to choose his samples instead of hot cues and then scratches with his other hand, without a fader. To go between songs, he composes the beat for the next song using samples from the previous one, sometimes even using the pitch levels on the turntable for pinpoint accuracy. Similar to Native Americans using every part of a hunted animal, B.Two leaves no part of his DJ set up untouched, getting maximum utility out of it. And not to fret for scratch nerds, B.Two proves that he can still scratch with the best of them on "Walk This Way" and "No No No." The last segment of the routine is as hectic as any, but with minimal turntable movements. B.Two uses samples to compose his own song with the faders and hot keys that would have most DJs' heads spinning. Now that we've seen what DJ B.Two thinks the future holds for us, it's on the rest of the DJs' shoulders to confirm or deny it.
Stay up to date with DJ B.Two on his Facebook and Instagram. You can also watch his first featured Show and Prove routine HERE.