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With the wonderful assistance from Spiro and the team at WHERE LOVE LIVES, Q Magazine will be featuring the Dj's you’ll see. Later this year or next it will be the performers. 1. Carmine Romano From the young age of 14, he started developing his sound through parties and private functions for friends and family. In 1995, he took his step into the industry at club Saratoga (Melbourne). Mixing Deep House sounds, very quickly he gained attention throughout the Melbourne underground club scene. Through the mid-90s, he toured international events such as DMC World Technics (Italy) and moved his way throughout Europe and the UK. Returning back home, the late-90s saw Carmine build his name at numerous iconic clubs such as Monkey, The Mansion, The Dome, Uranus, Redheads, Subway and The Milk Bar. 2. Disko Freakz Disko Freakz are a Melbourne dance music duo (Phunkee & Damian D) who have been setting dancefloors on fire for decades. With a shared passion for soul, funk, disco, and house music, they have been collecting and curating music for over 30 years. 3. Anubis We asked DJ ABUBIS to tell us a little bit about himself and what he has in store for the Where Love Lives Halloween Party on Friday 25th October. “I am an artist at heart. I use this fundamental creativity in all my endeavours and by creating Anubis I bring my art to the people. This has opened the door for my next step - DJing in clubs which the journey has only just begun (a long time coming mind you!) My interest in DJing spawned from a young age starting as a lighting operator in nightclubs in 1991 then working for Razor Promotions (Savage, Redheads, Tasty Nightclub) and The Market Hotel amongst a host of others. I began collecting music and dreamt of one day DJing in nightclubs but never made the move - until recently. Q Feature.

I don’t know anyone who hasn’t, at some point along their social media journey, been accused of violating ‘community standards’ on Facebook. I have been banned from Facebook and Instagram and Facebook Marketplace for such a breach on several occasions. Just recently however I found equally abhorrent behaviour from another giant - Google. In an attempt to monetise my website, Google Adshare refused to accept me as a client unless I amended the website to remove any breaches of their ‘community standards’. I call BULLSHIT! These companies wouldn’t know what a ‘community standard’ was if it bit them on their virtual arses. It is blatant HOMOPHOBIA. Q Comment.

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