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Watch: Rob Swift Perform In New York
On his latest album, 2010's The Architect, heralded DJ Rob Swift looked to continue pushing himself to explore new ways to wow audiences with his deftness on the ones and twos. And he did so by incorporating classical music into his turntable routine, which might appear easy considering all of the huge orchestral beats churned out by producers these days. But Swift's approach is, to be blunt, different and you can get a grasp of just what he is doing in a live setting with the above footage from a performance last weekend in New York City. Just wait until he cuts up that Mozart record. It's like someone dropped a shot of espresso in whatever you're sipping on right now.
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