Peter Jobst awoke to this life on Cinco De Mayo 1970 in Minneapolis MN. Born a wild child Peter excelled at mischief and mayhem around the downtown alleys behind First Ave. One of his first memories is recording mixed tapes and making sound effects for his friends. You could say he was born with the mix in his soul and the bump of that bass in his heart. Peter moved to Los Angeles in 1995 and started his first job as a DJ at the famous Oar House in Santa Monica CA, now called the Mor Bar. He started DJing in the 90’s spinning retro and pop dance tracks in weekly dance clubs around LA for years. Playing all the classics like “White Lines” –Grandmaster Flash, “Tainted Love” - Soft Cell, and always throwing in the “Housing me Softly” – Remix. Peter always knows the tracks that get people on the dance floor. Electronic Music came into his life and changed DJ Peter into DJ eEvil. The name DJ eEvil comes from, not from being negative or crule, but in jest. DJ eEvil is founded on the belief that the Funky Beats frees our souls. The belief that all people are born with the beat inside and it takes a great beat shaman to bring it out, and expose people to this deep primal source of energy living inside themselves. What does eEvil in DJ eEvil mean? The e is for double eevil. Make sure to call him eeeeeeevil when you see him. Today DJ eEvil spins at many Burning Man events and is proud to be Chris Paine’s Marrakesh house resident DJ. He specializes in dirty funky electro breaks and puts on quite a show that involves lots of crowd interaction and plenty of shots of fine Tequila. He is working on releasing new mixes and spinning in LA’s underground music scene.