Promoting in Santo Domingo!!

Pressure Promotions · #1 02-14-2007, 05:04 PM

Hello, my company, Pressure Promotions, from Orlando, Florida will be visiting Santo Domingo from May 16th-20th. We are a major promotions company in Florida who work with the top hip hop, reggae and reggaeton artists. Lil Wayne, Young Jeezy, LL Cool J, Jim Jones, etc.....my question is this....We work with the top DJs and would like to know if while we are there, we can have one of our DJs spin at one of the clubs. I know the salsa/bachata genre is huge there but would anyone happen to know some clubs that would use an American Hip Hop/Old School/Reggae DJ for a couple of nights? He is the biggest DJ in this area and he would not cost that much. I would also like to know if a night like this would work in Santo Domingo? Any ideas or comment? Thanks....

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Porthos · #2 02-18-2007, 04:29 PM

A couple of places come to mind where such a dj could play. You have to know that DR is huge in the dj scene, but this is techno based. Every Dj in the world that is worth to know has performed here. But the thing is that hip hop music is not too hot here right now. Maybe a place like Eclipse, jet set or platinum would fit you. And if your dj is really hot, a place like praia, loft or blanc could agree to have him. You should contact this places, and make sure you tell them how hot is your dj in florida.

aegap · #3 02-18-2007, 04:43 PM

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..But the thing is that hip hop music is not too hot here right now.

but it is, ..but not where the money is..

irateskateboards · #4 02-20-2007, 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Pressure Promotions

Hello, my company, Pressure Promotions, from Orlando, Florida will be visiting Santo Domingo from May 16th-20th. We are a major promotions company in Florida who work with the top hip hop, reggae and reggaeton artists. Lil Wayne, Young Jeezy, LL Cool J, Jim Jones, etc.....my question is this....We work with the top DJs and would like to know if while we are there, we can have one of our DJs spin at one of the clubs. I know the salsa/bachata genre is huge there but would anyone happen to know some clubs that would use an American Hip Hop/Old School/Reggae DJ for a couple of nights? He is the biggest DJ in this area and he would not cost that much. I would also like to know if a night like this would work in Santo Domingo? Any ideas or comment? Thanks....

Pressure Promotions
myspace/pressurepromotions

When u get a chance get yourself down there and see for yourself.feel the places out see what places play what.see what types of songs fill the dance floors.i had some old school ghetto house and played it for a small party in boca chica.they loved it and the girls were jukin it better than the girls here in chicago.i would have alot of people around my car when i played some tupac,wutang,nelly,50.let me know if u go throw with this i'll let all my friends know about it when it comes together.will help ya set it off.

Pressure Promotions · #5 02-21-2007, 12:25 PM

HEY...thanks 4 the replies...we r still going there on these dated regardless, we just wanted 2 do a little something while we were there...from what i have been getting from here and other sites is that house/mixes are big, hiphop is not....over here, u throw a house night and ur done for...nobody will show up except a couple of rave white kids...dirty south is pretty much over everything else right now....rick ross, young jeezy, Lil Wayne is a monster, TI....thats whats hot here but im sure is dead in DR....i am having a little trouble getting the numbers to some of the clubs though...even online...if anyone can help, it would be appreciated.....

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Chip00 · #6 02-21-2007, 01:54 PM

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....Old School....

I don't suppose he would be talking about ol' blue eyes huh

BTW - where do they get the idea of using the term old school? - I thought you really had to be old to use it.

Pressure Promotions · #7 02-22-2007, 01:04 PM

lol....personally...i dont know a blue eyes....but over here old school refers to 80s-90s hiphop/rap..new edition, NWA, dr dre, the old snoop, kool moe dee, public enemy...etc...thats old school 2 us....the stuff u dont hear anymore...im 32...most of our crew is around 30...so we did listen 2 all that....mayb we r old compared 2 the rest of u guys but we love our old school...lol...old school is actually a label for that type of music here in florida...not many djs can play it cuz real djs here only use vinyl records..and that music is impossible 2 find on vinyl...so if u have it then u do..if u dont have it, u will never get it...thats y it does really good here...not every dj can play it...unless u downloaded it off the internet and those djs get no respect here...lol...

Chip00 · #8 02-22-2007, 01:17 PM

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lol....personally...i dont know a blue eyes....but over here old school refers to 80s-90s hiphop/rap..new edition, NWA, dr dre, the old snoop, kool moe dee, public enemy...etc...thats old school 2 us....the stuff u dont hear anymore...im 32...most of our crew is around 30...so we did listen 2 all that....mayb we r old compared 2 the rest of u guys but we love our old school...lol...old school is actually a label for that type of music here in florida...not many djs can play it cuz real djs here only use vinyl records..and that music is impossible 2 find on vinyl...so if u have it then u do..if u dont have it, u will never get it...thats y it does really good here...not every dj can play it...unless u downloaded it off the internet and those djs get no respect here...lol...

Lol - I was talking about Frank Sinatra - now that really is old school!