DJ Smashes own record with 48-hour live stream for autism accuracy organization

An Isle of Wight DJ broke its own record with a 48-hour live vinyl mixing session.

Steve 'Rubester' Collins, a trance dj from Cowes, flocked the marathon on his Twitch Channel Rube_dj and collected money for Aim Autism including matters.

The DJ previously completed 12-hour, 24-hour and 36-hour currents for the matter.

After Steve had learned about Aim's financing difficulties, he faced 48 hours and increased a current total number of £ 4,875.

Support and donations came from all over the world.

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A spokesman for Aim thanked Steve and his supporters and said: “Without such donations, we could not be able to offer the most important services we offer, and we can hardly wait to reopen some of our children and young groups.”

For more information, see Gofund.me/81d02e63.

For those interested, you will find the rupert vinyl mixtures at Twitch.tv/rube_dj.

Steve's Gofundme page remains open to further donations.