
The world’s top DJs took the needle off the record to share their thoughts on the tragedy. Some are passionate, some are political, but each seems perplexed as to how something like this could have happened.
Praying for the families and loved ones of Connecticut shooting victims. My heart literally hurt reading about this.
— BT (@BT) December 14, 2012
You all know my feelings on this matter… I held a fundraiser this year to help prevent this kind of thing. Fucking atrocity…
— Funkagenda (@Funkagenda) December 14, 2012
Our hearts go out to the victims in America CT today. No words….
— Swedish House Mafia (@swedishousemfia) December 14, 2012
such incredibly sad news. Shocked at the concept let alone the reality.
— Flux Pavilion (@Fluxpavilion) December 14, 2012
RIP x 27
— FLOSSTRADAMUS (@flosstradamus) December 14, 2012
Just heard the news, guy goes in school and shoots 21 kids and 6 adults.. Moment of silence for the families of the victims..
— Nick van de Wall (@djafrojack) December 14, 2012
crazy times
— Flying Lotus (@flyinglotus) December 14, 2012
GUN LAW NEEDS TO CHANGE in USA !!!! #CTshooting
— Boys Noize(@boysnoize) December 14, 2012
we shouldn’t be talking about weapons– we should be talking about mental illness. im glad we’re talking though.PLUR
— TITTSWORTH (@tittsworth) December 15, 2012
Doesn’t really feel right tweeting about gigs and jetlag when a major tragedy happened in the world.
— A-Trak (@atrak) December 15, 2012
Really shocked and sad reading all the news about Conneticut. Thoughts and prayers are with the people in Newtown. Terrible
— Armin van Buuren (@arminvanbuuren) December 15, 2012
DJs are often dance floor doctors, saving us from broken hearts and mediocrity, and constantly encouraging us to be and to respect ourselves. This final tweet reflects how much they’ll be relied upon in the coming days, weeks and months.
Moments like these highlight the importance of things like music. Sometimes we need a few hours’ escape from the cruel world out there
— EDMsnob (@EDMsnob) December 14, 2012
The DJZ/10 is a collection of ten DJs that we think you should know about now. Some of them are already familiar to you, others you may have never heard of. The list is not based on (1) a secret computer algorithm, (2) social media popularity, or (3) payola. Every month or so we get together to decide if somebody from the broader A…Z directory is about to break out and should be included in the DJZ/10, or if somebody already on the list, for that matter, is “phoning it in” and deserved to be replaced by another DJ who is more worthy.
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