go in 2000. The 2000s In 2007 he released an artist album project called "Deep" with partner Stakka under the name Ror-Shak, focusing on pushing the limits on the more musical side of the D&B. The pair sold two of the songs to the CSI (franchise) before licensing the album to KOCH Records in the U.S & various EU labels. In 2007, DJ DB was quoted in an essay was published in the book "Marooned: The Next Generation of Desert Island Discs" edited by Phil Freeman. In 2010 DB, now using his full name DB Burkeman, expanded into another creative field by publishing a book on sticker art. DB had been collecting stickers since the 80's via punk rock & skate boarding, he and a partner (Monica LoCasio) created a history book, "Stickers- from Punk Rock to Contemporary Art" AKA Stuck-Up Piece Of Crap (for Rizzoli Publishing) on the subject of stickers, artists who've used the medium and their effect on popular culture. The pair are currently working towards touring the project as a museum quality exhibition for 2011. Stickers: From Punk Rock to Contemporary Art features the art of over 4000 stickers by more than 1300 artists. In 2011, DB was brought on as a DJ for Clocktower Radio. He was on the air for five years as a DJ for Art On Air where he did a monthly eclectic mix tape show called BLURRINGradio. The show was a "mix-tape" of music, past & present that has, or was inspiring to him. The shows concept of a non genre, non decade specific show, was sparked by the memory of DB growing up listing to the late John Peel in London. Between 1994 and 2008 DB has released 13 mixed CDs. In 2015 DB was hired by Paradigm Talent Agency to assist with A&R for their music dept. but ended up helping design the new New York flagship offices & also co-curating the art for the massive Paradigm head office in Beverly Hills. He also curated art shows for the lobby areas of the New York & LA offices. 2019 Rizzoli published Vol 2 of his "Stickers: From Punk Rock to Contemporary Art" book. Personal life In 1990, DB met Wini Rudkins, who would become his wife. They were married in 1998 and now live in Brooklyn with their two children, Max (born 2000) and Eve (born 2006). Notes References