Kirollus Shops Disco & Boogie At Rarekind Records In Brighton | Crate Diggin', Powered By Pioneer DJ

Kirollus is the next artist to feature in our DJ Mag Originals series, Crate Diggin’. In the series, in which we take some of the world’s biggest DJs record shopping, we take a deep dive into the artist’s individual music tastes, through both contemporary and historical releases.
In the latest episode of Crate Diggin’, Brighton DJ and Defected mainstay Kirollus takes DJ Mag record shopping at Rarekind Records in Brighton, sifting through boogie, funk and disco wax, and spinning records on the Pioneer DJ PLX-1000.
He shares stories about his early days collecting hip-hop and G-funk, digging at record fairs, the importance of sharing music, and building his vinyl collection.
You can also check out DJ Mag's all-vinyl HQ with Kirollus, where he plays out some of the records dug at Rarekind to mark Record Store Day via our KZbin channel.
Previous episodes of Crate Diggin’ have featured previous DJ Mag cover star DJ Bone at SeaWolf records in Amsterdam, French DJ and producer Folamour at Chez Emile Records in his hometown of Lyon, Anja Schneider at Berlin’s Melting Point Records, Kristina Records with Anastasia Kristensen, NUT Records with Andres Campo, Bikini Waxx with Sally and Bloody Mary on a trip to the iconic Spacehall Berlin record store.
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[@DJMag]

We invited Kirollus down to DJMagHQ to spin a few of the records in a live set 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXeZZIaFbKp2g68

[@Muswell]

I still have over 800 12" vinyls from 1976 - 1992 . . and my 1210. They're my most treasured possessions. I love it that a young guy like you can really FEEL the stuff from 40 years ago. That music was our life back then.

[@chattyman4740]

In a modern world of fake Tomorrowland-type DJs, it's a joy to see the real deal. Someone who loves music - and wants to tell everyone about all the music he loves, and play that music and share the joy - that's DJing. Not someone doing dry ice cannons over a pre-synched 2 unlimited remix whilst streaming on Instagram and making gang signs even though they went to boarding school.

[@ricekrispie7138]

A pleasure to watch!

[@DJMag]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@jillbautista9333]

Diggin’ in the crates! 🪩💃🏻

[@BennyGogz]

1979 to 1984 is the sweet spot ....

[@ricardoparis4845]

J R Bailey hard filed and ITC since many years. Top record on my soul side of shelves

[@rhaimondesuggs5127]

I almost shat myself when he pulled out Do Me by Mona Rae!!! It's a sizzling-hot classic!❤️🔥🎶

[@freakmusicaddict]

damn the speed at which he is looking through them

[@oskarobit]

And smashing them in the process...

[@dudeabides5807]

Absolutely rude bassline on Larry's Aurra Mix.

[@xfoolsgoldx]

Used to have many of the Electro compilations. Still have a few on Vinyl but my tapes are all lost in time.

[@oscarmakavelli]

11:03 🔥

[@oskarobit]

The way he manage the records in the crate says "I love the music in it, I don't mind the sleeves" = I'm not a collector. This gives me a strange feeling and if I were the owner of the shop I would call him to attention for the way he treats the vinyl: ‘Hey, you may not be interested in what you just saw, but it's my material, it has a value and you mistreat it. You mistreat the protective sleeves and you mistreat the product by dropping it in any way. With 20 customers like him the record pass from NM/VG to G/VG.

[@Eazzy117]

Did "another Brick in the wall" by Snatch come before Pink Floyd's The Wall album or vice versa?

[@angelorobledo1536]

Vice versa

[@andrewpinney195]

Why not play the Original "Feel The Real" by David Bendeth - it's vastly superior in my opinion

[@Kirollus]

This is the original