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Deejay Theory is a DJ and producer known for being a pioneer in the “tropical bass” movement. His production credits include work for everyone from Sizzla, Barington Levy to even Demi Lovato, and you can find him putting out original music under the moniker Brother in Arms (alongside OS alumni J Boogie). In addition to his work on the boards, he’s a highly respected DJ that “keep heads bobbing + waistlines rotating around the globe.”
In this interview, Deejay Theory talks about his remix process, legal woes with repurposing music, and finding the higher purpose within.
You can follow Deejay Theory on all social media at @deejaytheory
In this interview, Deejay Theory talks about his remix process, legal woes with repurposing music, and finding the higher purpose within.
You can follow Deejay Theory on all social media at @deejaytheory
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