Truly moving a crowd requires a DJ with the ability to instinctively know what records can successfully be manipulated together. 15 years ago when DJ Andre 905 started his career, he knew developing that ability took work. Aside from studying the styles of Canadian DJs such as Grouch, Starting From Scratch and Baby Yu, the Mississauga, Ontario native also purchased turntables and vinyl records to spend hours practicing his technique. Evolving with the art form, Andre eventually began to employ Serato. Today, he uses Technic 1200 turntables, a Rane TTM 56 mixer or CDJ 800s and a Pioneer mixer to spin hip-hop, R&B, reggae, soca, Top 40, house, electro, retro, old school and more. While no single event launched his career, Andre realized deejaying was turning into a profession after club bookings led to gigs at corporate events, parties and concerts. Most recently, Andre deejayed at the 2014 OVO Afterparty at Muzik along with the Toronto concerts of Three 6 Mafia’s Juicy J and Young Mo
