South Carolina’s DJ B-Lord Nominated for 2 Global Spin Awards!
October 9th, 2013 — We are excited to announce that South Carolina’s own DJ B-Lord has been nominated for not one, but two Global Spin Awards! DJ B-Lord, who is known for breaking new music and setting trends in the Southeastern US, is being recognized by the biggest awards organization for DJs in the world!�B-Lord has been nominated for �”Southeast Club DJ of The Year” & “Southeast Mixshow DJ Of The Year”!�The premier award ceremony will take place onMonday,�November 18th, 2013�in New York City at the New York Times Center in Manhattan, and will be hosted by�MTV’s Sway. Joining B-Lord in the elite circle of GSA nominations include�DJ Khaled, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Funkmaster Flex, DJ Drama, Kid Capri, Grey Street�and many more.
If you’re not familiar with the Global Spin Awards, they can be compared to the Grammys for musicians, or the Academy Awards for the film industry. The GSA’s spotlight DJs around the nation who are trailblazers, making moves to build their empires, while still doing what they do best – rocking the crowds.
B-Lord has always been known around the Carolinas for being the best at keeping the crowds moving in the clubs. In addition to consistently DJing at clubs around the Carolinas 3-5 times a week, he currently has his own syndicated mixshow�(Flight School Radio)�running on three different Radio Station s:�Coast 97.3 Wilmington NC, 99.3 The Box Charleston SC, and WYNN 106.3 Florence SC.�He also has his own mixshow�(Flight School)�on�HOT 103.9 in Columbia, SC�Monday�thru�Saturday�every week. As if that isn’t already enough, B-Lord also currently has a creative endorsement deal with�Grey Goose�for his own signature drink�”B-Lord’s Happy Juice”. With of all that under his belt, it is easy to see why he’s nominated for the prestigious awards.
For more information about DJ B-Lord, or for bookings, interview scheduling, etc, contact[email protected]
For more information about the Global Spin Awards, visit�globalspinawards.com
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