Arts & Leisure
DJ gets people to open up with a new game
KYLE THOMPSON, also known as DJ Fattie B, holding the board game “Drop the Needle” he created that encourages people to open up about their memories and opinions relating to music. Thompson now lives in Vergennes and wears many hats as a musician, DJ, graphic designer and producer. Photo courtesy of Kyle Thompson.
June 11, 2026
DJ Fattie B created the board game “Drop the Needle” that encourages people to open up about their memories and opinions relating to music.
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