I started spinning in 2001. Back then, I spun with vinyl. I would receive hundreds of records and CDs from various music labels each week. Since 2006, technology made it possible to DJ from mp3s that are stored on laptops, thereby, eliminating the need for vinyl and CDs.
Thousands of DJs worldwide have converted over to this technology. So, what do they do with the vinyl and CDs?
As a DJ, I know how much vinyl means to most DJs. The time it takes to dig through crate after crate at a record store for a particular song, the money it costs to buy the music and the moment the crowd reacts make it priceless. Unfortunately, selling, giving or even throwing away these records may be an option to a lot of DJs making the transition to laptops.
Even though I no longer use vinyl, I can never toss out my record collection. So, instead, I found a way to turn audio into visual art.
Each piece is hand crafted and designed with real vinyl, CDs and pieces of dj equipment.
For custom pieces of art with a particular color, use of a specific record, certain headphones, etc, please feel free to inquire further on my contact page.
Sic Wax
Using real headphones, this piece is showcased in a wooden box hung by rope.
$150
Flower
Replicates a flower.
$25
Orchid
Made with headphones and accented with orchids.
$100
Melting Vinyl
My original painting of a melting vinyl
$75
Black and Gold
Best seller - This consists of 3 separate pieces with 2 black & 1 gold record. It also comes in SILVER
bible
An artsy piece.
$200
Big
An arrangement of TOP SHELF DON P's eleven favorite artists.
Half as Big
This consists of 5 records with a red background.
$50
Management:
Roth Mgmt
Ryan Roth, Manager
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