RVA RADIO: DJ OH!BOY, “The Weeknd X!OH Mix”

by | Jan 5, 2012 | PODCASTS

RVA RADIO is down with bringing you new music whenever we find it. If you are interested in being profiled on here, hit us up at hello@rvamag.com with a mix!

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One of the most versatile and celebrated DJs in Virginia, OH!BOY aka Chris Reed is a powerhouse behind the 1200s. From headwalking away his teenage years in various incarnations of local Hardcore Bands, to cutting his teeth in eclectic party formats w/ the hipster set, to commanding the lead at some of the area’s largest and iconic DANCE PARTIES, OH!BOY was the pioneer that broke thru the glass ceiling of electronic music to become the most sought after and celebrated EDM DJ in the area. OH!BOY paved the way for today’s freshmeat DJs and made it cool to be different, and to think outside the box when it comes to whats on deck.


RVA RADIO is down with bringing you new music whenever we find it. If you are interested in being profiled on here, hit us up at hello@rvamag.com with a mix!

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One of the most versatile and celebrated DJs in Virginia, OH!BOY aka Chris Reed is a powerhouse behind the 1200s. From headwalking away his teenage years in various incarnations of local Hardcore Bands, to cutting his teeth in eclectic party formats w/ the hipster set, to commanding the lead at some of the area’s largest and iconic DANCE PARTIES, OH!BOY was the pioneer that broke thru the glass ceiling of electronic music to become the most sought after and celebrated EDM DJ in the area. OH!BOY paved the way for today’s freshmeat DJs and made it cool to be different, and to think outside the box when it comes to whats on deck.

Tracklist:
HIGH FOR THIS
THE ZONE (XO VERSE)
ROLLING STONE
THE BIRDS PART 1
INITIATION
THE PARTY & AFTER PARTY (KASTLE REMIX)
LIFE OF THE PARTY
WHAT YOU NEED (FLINCH REMIX)
LONELY STAR
THE ZONE (OVO VERSE)
CREW LOVE

All tracks by The Weeknd.
Recorded live at The Bayne Theatre, Virginia Beach, VA

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Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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