1800 THURSDAYS 009.5

The 2015,2016 and 2017 Winner of the National Cultural Foundation's DJ competition held during the island's Largest Festival, Captain Scrappy describes himself as the future of the disc jockey movement in Barbados.

Quickly moving to becoming a household name in Barbados, Tontre Gittens-Harris (his given name) admits that he blazes all genres of music because it's the beat that gets his adrenaline pumping. He is known for his energetic mic skills, interaction skills, mixing & scratching ability and versatility.

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The 2015,2016 and 2017 Winner of the National Cultural Foundation's DJ competition held during the island's Largest Festival, Captain Scrappy describes himself as the future of the disc jockey movement in Barbados. Quickly moving to becoming a household name in Barbados, Tontre Gittens-Harris (his given name) admits that he blazes all genres of music because it's the beat that gets his adrenaline pumping. He is known for his energetic mic skills, interaction skills, mixing & scratching ability and versatility.

The 2015,2016 and 2017 Winner of the National Cultural Foundation's DJ competition held during the island's Largest Festival, Captain Scrappy describes himself as the future of the disc jockey movement in Barbados.

Quickly moving to becoming a household name in Barbados, Tontre Gittens-Harris (his given name) admits that he blazes all genres of music because it's the beat that gets his adrenaline pumping. He is known for his energetic mic skills, interaction skills, mixing &amp; scratching ability and versatility.

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