DJ Doug Strong - April Showers
Update 1/13/2024: The Dock closed down a few years ago. The links in this post were from myspace which is no longer active. You can still check out some of his music on sound cloud but unfortunately it looks like he is no longer making any mixes.
Check out his latest April Showers Mix !
Get it before its gone! DJ Doug Strong is Cincinnati’s Finest and one of my favorite DJ’s. His Mixes are always HOT!!! Check it out. :)
You can see him perform every week at the Dock. If you are ever in Cincinnati and want to listen to some GOOD house music stop on by.
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