Master of the Mix Season 2: Meet the DJs

Meet the Season 2 DJs

DJ Supastar\r - Shortly after moving to Houston, Supastar bought a DJ starter kit and the rest is history. Behind the turntables, she’s known for her mixing and blending abilities that keep the crowds rocking at major sports and entertainment events year-round. In the tradition of female DJs, Supastar is proving that talent is still the order of the day and is giving back to the industry and her community by starting a DJ school for girls. (Photo: BET)
DJ Mell Starr\r - DJ Mell Starr began his career as a house DJ in NYC after interning with "Little" Louie Vega and Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez of legendary production team Masters at Work. His signature lack of cans quickly earned him the name, “No Headphones in Harlem,” where he also became known for his ability to rock the crowds and the turntables while transitioning between Serato, Trankor, Itch and vinyl without any drop-off. DJ Mell Starr has also toured with music industry heavyweights, including Usher, Jay-Z, Ludacris and more, while still managing to practice his craft every day. Despite the glamour of working alongside hip hop royalty, the coolest place he’s ever spun was in Kuwait for 200,000 US troops. He also enjoys cooking and spending time with his girlfriend & daughter.  (Photo: BET)
DJ Jamieson Hill\r - At the age of 14, New York City native Jamieson Hill knew he was destined to rock the crowds. While traveling the world as a runway model, he quickly learned what separated NYC’s DJs from others, and what keeps people on the dance floor. Armed with this knowledge and his skillful remixing and blending abilities, he makes crowds "jump" all over the world, from NYC to Tokyo, with his distinctive mix of rock, hip hop and dance music. (Photo: BET)
DJ Wicked\r - DJ Wicked has been a staple in the Northwest hip hop scene since 2Pac was rocking a Gumby while dancing behind Humpty. He has a strong background in scratching, trick-mixing and other technical aspects of DJing which, along with his dedication to the art form, has led him to open for the likes of Wu-Tang Clan, Eminem, Outkast and others, while also traveling to gigs around the globe.  (Photo: BET)DJ Total Eclipse - Based in Brooklyn, DJ Total Eclipse (T.E.) has turned his hobby of blending, cutting and scratching into a successful 20-year career. Having performed around the world and stateside at major entertainment events, T.E. is well known on the DJ battle circuit and for his party-rocking turntablism. He’s also an original member of the X-ecutioners, the first DJ turntablist group signed to a major label.  (Photo: BET)

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DJ Mell Starr\r - DJ Mell Starr began his career as a house DJ in NYC after interning with "Little" Louie Vega and Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez of legendary production team Masters at Work. His signature lack of cans quickly earned him the name, “No Headphones in Harlem,” where he also became known for his ability to rock the crowds and the turntables while transitioning between Serato, Trankor, Itch and vinyl without any drop-off. DJ Mell Starr has also toured with music industry heavyweights, including Usher, Jay-Z, Ludacris and more, while still managing to practice his craft every day. Despite the glamour of working alongside hip hop royalty, the coolest place he’s ever spun was in Kuwait for 200,000 US troops. He also enjoys cooking and spending time with his girlfriend & daughter.  (Photo: BET)

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