Three people sit next to each other and hold a microphone.
From left: DJ Epik, co-host Nick Brunner and Vinyl Honey have a conversation for a live episode of “Creativity in the Capital” at Legend Has It on Feb. 17, during Solving Sacramento’s Hangout Gigs Live event. (Photo by Xavier Figueroa)
By Nick Brunner

Sacramento’s DJ Epik and Vinyl Honey opined on the expectations of a DJ, the differences between live stream and in-person audiences, what it takes to get a crowd moving and it all went down at Sac’s newest hi-fi audio experience Legend Has It.

DJ Epik and Vinyl Honey joined “Creativity in the Capital” podcast co-host Nick Brunner at Legend Has It for Solving Sacramento’s Hangout Gigs Live event on Feb. 18. The two DJs have been spinning tracks at the hi-fi listening bar in downtown, which opened in September. Listen to their conversation on our podcast, “Creativity in the Capital,” available on streaming platforms.

Listen to this episode of “Creativity in the Capital”

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