10 DJs That Should Have Made The DJ Mag Top 100

Feed MeFeed Me may be taking a break from touring, but that hasn’t stopped him from gifting the world with one of the most creative albums we’ve ever heard in Calamari Tuesday. Known for the giant (and slightly terrifying) LED teeth he brings in tow for every live show, he’s as much a master producer as he is a performer. This was plenty evident during his last Seattle appearance back in February, when he brought his incredible live setup to the Showbox Market for two unforgettable nights.

Feed Me has never been shy about diving headfirst into new genres. He then follows his headfirst dive by rolling around in each genre until he comes out the other end having absorbed his talent like some freakish musical sponge. From trap, to electro, to dubstep, there’s nothing this DJ-of-all-trades can’t produce. We just hope his touring hiatus comes to an end soon; the world of music worse off without him gracing a stage.

Feed Me entered into the DJ Mag Top 100 in 2012 at #85, in 2013 he was dropped.

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