DJ Steph Floss

Yesterday I had a very eventful day which ended with me DJing The Dream’s listening session at Fortress. The event went very well and he told me some very interesting things that I’m sure you’ll want to hear. Check out my Vlog Day 251.

You already know what time it is. It’s a new day, which means a new opportunity for you to listen to my mixshow from last night. Check out my mixshow from last night and let me know what you think.

Marvin Isley, bass player for the legendary Isley Brothers, died June 6th from complications of diabetes at 56.

I’m back to doing my daily Vlogs. I know I sort of fell off, but I’m right back like I left something. Yesterday I played a little basketball, had some fine dining, and then tore down the club. Check out my Vlog Day 250 and enjoy!!!!

I know it’s Monday, but we can take it back to the weekend for a second. If you haven’t noticed, on Friday’s I’ve been extending my mixshows to an hour. I hope you like it, because I love it. Check out my mixshow from Friday and let me know what you think.

Prince & Beyoncé’s opening performance at the 2004 Grammy Awards may as well have been the opening and closing performance.

Yeah that’s Al Fatz, but that’s not what’s important right now. What’s important is my mixshow from last night that I want you to hear. Check out my mixshow from last night and let me know what you think.

With the increasing number of films aimed towards black audiences in the early 1970s, filmmakers realized that they couldn’t turn to Henry Mancini to provide the musical backdrops for these movies.

The best thing to do on “Hump Day” is listen to a DJ Steph Floss Mixshow. Lol. But in case you missed it yesterday, here’s another chance. Check out my mixshow from last night and let me know what you think.

On Thursday I had the pleasure of being back stage at Drake’s concert at The House of Blues (Cleveland, Ohio). It was a great show and he even requested that LeBron James assist him on stage as a “hypeman”. Lol. I swear. Check out the video footage, it was hilarious.

Though it can be said that Afrobeat never died, in recent years its seen levels of exposure that would’ve seemed unheard of when the genre was first created in the 1960s.

Shout out to the homie Drake for tuning in to my mixshow before he hit the stage at The House of Blues last night. And in case you missed it, here’s your second chance. Oh, by the way, I started off my mixshow with the NEW DRAKE FT. JAY-Z track…Yep…that’s what I was on. Enjoy!!!! […]