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DJ Platurn is an Oakland-based performance and mixtape DJ & Producer. He is best known for winning Scion's Free Up Your Mix competition in 2004 with collaborator DJ Spair.
Born Illugi Magnússon in Iceland, DJ Platurn was influenced early on by his father, who was a DJ in Iceland.[1] His stage name is an adaptation of the Icelandic term for DJ, "Plötusnúður", literally translated to mean "Plate Turner".[2]
DJ Platurn came to prominence in the mid-1990's in Oakland, California's DJ scene and has since gone on to perform and garner acclaim internationally. In 2000 he and collaborator DJ Spair formed the Oakland Faders[3], a DJ and music production collective that has toured extensively individually and as a group, performing with many notable musicians including DJ Z-Trip, DJ Qbert, Raphael Saadiq, Parliament-Funkadelic, Tower of Power, Da Beatminerz, Jake One, Zion I, Crown City Rockers, Xzibit, Team Canada, and the Triple Threat DJs.[4]
In 2006 DJ Platurn was featured in a documentary film produced and directed by his sister, Ragga Thordarson, a film Producer based in Los Angeles, CA.[5]
In 2010 Platurn co-founded production duo The Midnite Sons. Their first EP, Cold Blooded, was released independently on March 5, 2012. [6]
With The Midnite Sons:
Year | Album |
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2012 | Cabin Fever EP |
Year | Track | Album | Artist |
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2004 | Fortitude | Earthtones | Crown City Rockers |
2004 | Black Bubbles | Crescent Moon | Lunar Heights |
2007 | Grit | Megaphone | Moe Pope & Headnodic |
Year | Track | Album | Artist |
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2004 | Mesmerize | Crown City Rockers | Crown City Rockers |
2004 | Training Techniques | Crown City Rockers | Crown City Rockers |
2004 | What You Wanna Do | Crown City Rockers | Crown City Rockers |
1-16 | Dust Deez (Part One And Two) | E Da Boss |