CuriousJ
Posted by CJ
CuriousJ/(Jorge)
“Rhythmic, deep, inspiring, “electro-natural”, beats for dancing”
It’s very hard for me to pinpoint at what point in my life I became a “house-head”. As far as I can remember I’ve been enamored with dance music (and the true culture it breeds) in all of its varieties. In my opinion, music and dance are vital to un-pollute your soul, connect you to your past, guide you into the future, and connect you to people with similar outlooks on life. I love music in general, but have found my musical calling in this thing they call “House”.
Isolating my “style of house music” is tricky as I pride myself in staying away from one-dimensional mix sets. I am quite fond of House music with a touch of “World Music” (a characteristic that sets our dance music apart from the rest). The House I drop is often sprinkled with natural percussion, brass, and keys. African and Latin rhythms (as well as vocals and chants) are predominant in a lot of my music. I’ve recently become more interested in combining “natural” house rhythms with deeper “electronic” type house tracks. Being that I grew up in Chicago, I’m also fond and capable of the more classic Chicago sound (Jackin beats, Acid, Funky jazzy tunes). In the end it’s all house music fused together, in the right quantities, to create a vibe that stimulate your soul and moves your body.
I have performed live in several clubs/lounges in Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Seattle, Duluth, Hawaii and Vancouver Canada. My sound is broadcasted worldwide though my live weekly residency at the DOGGLOUNGE.
I produce house tracks under the name MOCALITIC and hope to have my material released to the public soon.
In the end, the best way to discover and understand who CuriousJ is, is to take part in my musical experience by dancing to my beats.
Current residencies:
440 Deep @ Swirl Wine Bar - Resident DJ
440 Deep Internet Broadcast – Live Mixset broadcasted through Dogglounge radio
Contact/Book me :
Email: eltacubo@gmail.com
My production work can be found :
12 Responses to “CuriousJ”
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Guey,
Tienes una web cojonuda.
Un saludo.
Hey man, very nice site and mixes, layout, etc…a new bookmark of mine for sure.
Peace!
Matt
Hello Curious J,
First thanks so much for the Dogglounge. Me and my friends from Holland tune in regularly!
But I’ve got a question for you and I hope that you can help me out.. I was listening to Dogglounge via myspace and I heard this great song, in a mix.. The song was about someone who died, and a male-voice kept singing and praises him/her with the lyrics: “It was your soul that touch(ed) us all”..
I really would like to know who made this song and who the artist is.. I also would like to know where, in what mix you made, I can find this song.
It would be wonderful if you could help me out, as I’ve been asking ppl. at the Dogglounge via the chat for info and they tried really hard but couldn’t help me out
Thanks!
Best Regards
Hola, Elta. Cuanto tiempo. Soy flipao del Doglounge. Ya hace que no me conecto pero el otro dia oi la session de “Deep Portals” y me parecio increible. Era para agradecerte estos aporter de mezclas con los que nos degustas a todos tus seguidores un cordial abrazo y un saludo desde España. Hasta pronto.
Very nice site man.
Congrats.
Music is an excellent mix, could you tell me what is the name of the second track, i liked so much, please.
Greetings.
JP
I’m glad you enjoyed the mix.
The 2nd track on the mix is by Lance Desardi
The name of the track is “Dre Says”.
Thank you CuriousJ, I’m going to look this track for.
I hope to find it
Greetings from Mexico
JP
Yo Bro! just wanted to drop in and say YO!
hey man,
nice tunes i listen to at dogglounge
When you have time and you are interest, check my myspace
have a nice day, greets from germany (dresden) stefan
edit: nice site, i will download later some sets!
yo CJ, love Things that go Bump in the Night mix, what is the track no 2 — keep it up dude
2nd track on “Things that go Bump in the Night” mix is Sean Smith - Black tribal Music off Secret Agent Records.