The city's most exciting DJ wears fuzzy animal heads, occasionally adds a live drummer for extra party-starting oomph, and spins his own self-made remixes that sound like old-school Nintendo composers decided to start deconstructing popular urban hits. Dan "OCDJ" Gaeta's keyboard melodies--as also heard on his recent album, the aptly titled Hooray--are as simple as Kraftwerk and as sugary as the Archies. When he combines them with sawn-off Baltimore club breaks and gleefully looped hip-hop and R&B samples, the result makes club kids start dancing like overcaffeinated rugrats in Garanimals. The most fun you can have in a cramped hipster bar, which is saying something.