In 10 years the extaordinarily talented Northern Irish turntablist DJ Koncept has acquired an impressive résumé of DJ titles and a reputation that can place him amongst the finest turntable technicians in the UK. Undoubtedly he was 'born to scratch' which in this case isn't just a cliché, as his parents often caught him as an infant spinning vinyls on the living room record player which would serve as the embryotic stages of his passion for DJ'ing. This continued into his early teens when he attempted to create his own mixes with a stereo hi-fi using his dad's old vinyls, in particular the album "Malcolm McLaren - Duck Rock" which included the song "Buffalo Gals" a 1980's hip hop single composed of extensive scratching. This exposure to turntablist music at such a young age was profoundly influential to his DJ career.\r \r His enthusiasm inevitably led him to purchasing a set of Nu-Mark TT100 Turntables and entering his first DJ competition th...