FluxKapacitor

Scott Walling is a MidWest DJ spinning under the FluxKapacitor moniker since 2005. Currently a resident of Indianapolis, Indiana, Scott's origins and childhood come from Big Bear Lake, California, where he grew up with a plethora of self-directed musical influences. He began spinning in 2005 a variety of genres and styles. Over the years he transitioned from vinyl to controllers to eventually his own top of the line Pioneer CDJ gear, eschewing the record bag and CD cases for an eclectic horde of multi-genre digital gods packed on massive thumb drives. Flux prides himself with being able to not only straddle, but shape-shift among many music styles both between and during shows. If it's a tie dye crowd, then the JamHouse flows. If the doorbell for House gets rung, he can answer it with his eyes closed. If the BPM needs cranked up, then the PsyTrance experience envelopes the crowds.  In addition to traveling all over the Midwest for any chance to share his art, he has also produced original FluxKapacitor tracks since 2013.  A dedicated performer, he is often the last man standing at fests and gigs. While tasty killer House is his cornerstone favorite, FluxKapacitor is booked regularly in the Bass Music, PsyTrance, Trance, Electro House, Tech House, Progressive, DnB and Deep Bass House genres. When not gigging, Scott can often be seen streaming and getting hour-long internet radio slots. Recent career moves include a brand new partnership in FLUX Productions with multi-state collaborators, which will bring full time original video projection to future shows from VJ Kosmik Ray, and digital promotions from multi-platform guru Mr. Klix. Flux's music can be found at http://Soundcloud.com/fluxkapacitor,  The FluxKapacitor name comes from the original "Back To The Future" film, and is the small electrically responsive high energy invention that allows time travel. That key part in the stainless steel and gull wing DeLorean car, is occasionally available online at O'Reillys Auto Parts. Always available online, FluxKapacitor's music is similarly electronically interactive, and also successfully shifts time for his listeners while moving them at various speeds.