Mumbai-based,
Goa-born,
well-known
disc
jockey
DJ
Jenny
D
will
present
a
special
tribute
to
the
late
King
of
Pop,
Michael
Jackson
on
his
second
death
anniversary
–
at
select
discotheques
in
Mumbai.
Says
Dj
Jenny
D,
“Michael
Jackson
was
and
still
is
an
enigma
to
all
music
lovers
all
over
the
world.
I
grew
up
watching
his
videos
and
hearing
his
tracks
and
was
shocked
at
his
sudden
death.
It
is
a
great
privilege
to
be
part
of
this
presentation,
and
I
am
working
real
hard
to
give
it
my
best."
The
special
program
will
include
remixes
and
other
fusion
Jackson
music,
though
Jenny
D
is
not
ready
to
disclose
more.
“Come,
shake
a
leg
and
pay
tribute
to
the
King
of
Pop,"
she
says
mischievously.
DJ
Jenny
D
is
a
professional
DJ
who
has
performed
at
various
prominent
locations,
discotheques,
and
events
all
over
India
and
abroad.
Says,
Jenny
D,
“Music
entered
my
life
much
before
I
can
recall,
as
I
grew
up
listening
to
the
family
collection
of
mix
tapes
from
electronic
radio
stations
from
around
the
world.
When
I
finished
high
school
I
was
certain
I
wanted
to
be
DJ.
I
started
spinning
when
I
was
quite
young
,
starting
off
with
small
gigs
like
birthday
parties
and
weddings
in
my
locale.
Professionally
my
first
audience
was
the
globetrotting
socialite
haute
of
cosmopolitan
Bombay
and
before
I
knew
it,
I
was
hired
by
various
3
and
5
star
hotels
in
the
maximum
city
for
their
exclusive
events
and
club
nights.
However,
throughout
my
tenure
I
realized
there
was
always
a
demand
for
fresh
music
and
I
had
to
go
through
a
constant
change
of
reinventing
my
style
of
music.
It
was
cumbersome
but
at
the
same
time
I
enjoyed
the
challenge
in
it.
Now
not
only
do
I
spin
various
genres
fit
for
the
city
slickers
audience,
but
also
for
the
daylong
(and
sometimes
nightlong!!)
soirees.
My
sets
vary
from
Retro,
minimal
house,
hip-hop
to
underground
groovy
beats
including
House,
Electro,
Bollywood
and
even
Trance,"
explains
DJ
Jenny
D,
talking
about
her
music.
Her
style
includes
Retro,
Hip-Hop,
House
(funky,
tribal,
commercial),
Electro,
commercial
Bollywood
and
Trance
(dark,
psychedelic,
acid).
According
to
Wikipedia,
Michael
Joseph
Jackson
was
an
American
recording
artist,
dancer,
singer-song
writer,
musician,
and
philanthropist.
Referred
to
as
the
King
of
Pop,
Jackson
is
recognized
as
the
most
successful
entertainer
of
all
time
by
Guinness
World
Records.
His
contribution
to
music,
dance,
and
fashion,
along
with
a
much-publicized
personal
life,
made
him
a
global
figure
in
popular
culture
for
over
four
decades.
The
seventh
child
of
the
Jackson
family,
he
debuted
on
the
professional
music
scene
along
with
his
brothers
as
a
member
of
The
Jackson
5,
then
the
Jacksons
in
1964,
and
began
his
solo
career
in
1971.
In
the
early
1980s,
Jackson
became
a
dominant
figure
in
popular
music.
The
music
videos
for
his
songs,
including
those
of
"Beat
It",
"Billie
Jean",
and
"Thriller",
were
credited
with
transforming
the
medium
into
an
art
form
and
a
promotional
tool,
and
the
popularity
of
these
videos
helped
to
bring
the
relatively
new
television
channel
MTV
to
fame.
Videos
such
as
"Black
or
White" and
"Scream"
made
him
a
staple
on
MTV
in
the
1990s.
Through
stage
performances
and
music
videos,
Jackson
popularized
a
number
of
dance
techniques,
such
as
the
robot
and
the
moonwalk,
to
which
he
gave
the
name.
His
distinctive
musical
sound
and
vocal
style
have
influenced
numerous
hip
hop,
pop,
contemporary
R&B,
and
rock
artists.
Jackson's
1982
album
Thriller
is
the
best-selling
album
of
all
time.
His
other
records,
including
Off
the
Wall
(1979),
Bad
(1987),
Dangerous
(1991),
and
HIStory
(1995),
also
rank
among
the
world's
best-selling.
Jackson
is
one
of
the
few
artists
to
have
been
inducted
into
the
Rock
and
Roll
Hall
of
Fame
twice.
He
was
also
inducted
into
the
Dance
Hall
of
Fame
as
the
first
(and
currently
only)
dancer
from
the
world
of
pop
and
rock
'n'
roll.
Some
of
his
other
achievements
include
multiple
Guinness
World
Records;
13
Grammy
Awards
(as
well
as
the
Grammy
Legend
Award
and
the
Grammy
Lifetime
Achievement
Award);
26
American
Music
Awards
(more
than
any
other
artist,
including
the
"Artist
of
the
Century");
13
number-one
singles
in
the
United
States
in
his
solo
career
(more
than
any
other
male
artist
in
the
Hot
100
era);
and
the
estimated
sale
of
over
750
million
records
worldwide.
Jackson
won
hundreds
of
awards,
which
have
made
him
the
most-awarded
recording
artists
in
the
history
of
music.
He
was
also
a
notable
humanitarian
and
philanthropist,
donating
and
raising
hundreds
of
millions
of
dollars
for
beneficial
causes
and
supporting
more
than
39
charities.
While
preparing
for
his
concert
series
This
Is
It,
Jackson
died
of
acute
propofol
intoxication
on
June
25,
2009,
after
suffering
from
cardiac
arrest.
Jackson's
death
triggered
a
global
outpouring
of
grief,
and
as
many
as
one
billion
people
around
the
world
reportedly
watched
his
public
memorial
service
on
live
television.
In
March
2010,
Sony
Music
Entertainment
signed
a
$250
million
deal
with
Jackson's
estate
to
retain
distribution
rights
to
his
recordings
until
2017,
and
to
release
seven
posthumous
albums
over
the
decade
following
his
death.