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Bryan Gee steps up for the June edition of the V Podcast with another weighty selection straight from the heart of the underground. Expect a full-spectrum rinse-out featuring future pressure from the likes of L-Side, Sl8r, Command Strange, Fox, and Break—rolling from soulful textures to no-nonsense dancefloor bruisers. There's firepower from Alibi, Zero T, DJ Craze, and Roni Size, plus standout vocals from BR!DGE, Rider Shafique, and Sydney Bryce. The energy flips from deep and dubby to crisp and chaotic, all laced together with that trademark V swagger. Stay connected with us on social media and subscribe to the V Podcast on your favorite platform to stay updated on all the latest episodes. 01. L-Side – Don't Ever Wonder 02. Command Strange and T.R.A.C. – Loyalty 03. Command Strange and T.R.A.C. – Vasness 04. Sl8r, Slay and Jken – Walk All Over 05. Sl8r and Fox – Love What I Do 06. Zero T and Fox – Play Fool 07. Break – Don't You Ever Stop (Calyx Remix) 08. Break and Salo – Raise Your Hands 09. Break – Natural Way (Remix) 10. The Sauce and Rico – Shell Down 11. Sl8r and Fox – Pull It Up 12. Bizzness As Usual feat. BR!DGE – Afi Bun 13. L-Side, Selecta J-Man and Rider Shafique – We Ruff 14. Roni Size – Fashion (PTEO Remix) 15. Paul T and Edward Oberon feat. MC Moose – Future Style 16. Command Strange and Freddy B – Electric 17. Yatuza – Special Reques 18. Manifest – Stone Love 19. Illmatika – Fluid 20. Rugige Kru – Siamise Ghost 21. DJ Craze – Go Go 22. Total Science and Kublai – Rack Em Up 23. Sl8r and Fox – Holla Holla 24. Alibi – Big Bad Soundclash 25. Alibi – Roller Sunday 26. Think Tonk and Alibi – Run Tonight 27. Bizzness As Usual – Condition Reaction 28. Roni Size – Snapshot (Drumsound and Bassline Smith Remix) 29. Roni Size – Out the Game (Crissy Criss Remix) 30. Numatik – Heavy Salad 31. Ruffle Kru – Secret Handshake 32. Alibi and Phentix – Forms 33. Break – Another Life (Mefjus Remix) 34. A-Audio – Welcome Abroad 35. Paul T, Edward Oberon, Benny L and Sydney Bryce – Let It Go --- Level 2 Guest Mix ---
I met this week's guest recently and we been yapping about dnb non stop....talking about all kinds of stuff really ..he's hilarious and a genuine force of positivity in our community. Representing Texas and North America at large, please welcome J. Augustus. He's a Producer, MC, DJ, and a highly sought-after Host of events. He has worked in various facets of the music industry, including lo-fi, hip-hop, Boom Bap, Drum and Bass, and other underground subgenres. He has been a staple in the Texas live music scene since the late 90s, cementing his talent and ability to connect with his audiences, bringing his own originality to the table. With that, he founded Quaziscience Recordings to showcase his production and offer a platform to other artists across the globe. His exceptional skills have earned him a place on lineups and shared stages with numerous acts like J Boogie, KADILAK, Jel, Kid Koala, GOLDIE, BLACKMILK, SPIRIT, Red Man, KLUTE, Too Short, LIONDUB, Esta, Nicky Blackmarket, Sango, EMPRESS, Mellow Hype, AK1200, Mr. Lif, MC ASTRO, FALCONS, GENERAL MONKZ, Rev Kathy Russell, Merrick Brown, Freestyle Fellowship, and DJ Craze. The year 2024 has seen J. Augustus hit beatport charts top 20 with a strong release on ROLLED UP RECORDS entitled DEEP SEATED on the labels winter mixtape series. J has also had two big releases on KEVLAR UK and sister label K2. REV THE BUZZSAW EP, and thethen FROM THIS POINT FORWARD with featured artists GOOD SHEPERD and MC ASTRO. J. Augustus and MC ASTROs tune MOVING ON also saw number five on beatports 10 most popular songs the day of release. Learn more about him here: www.jaugustusofficial.com & www.quaziscience.com Tracklist below Please enjoy❤️ Back next week Thomas 1. J. Augustus - little Diddy - quaziscience 2. SERPNT - Crusty puddle - integrated 3. Legion - the future 4. Tirisfall - into your own heart - Rolled up 5. SCAR - Shadow and light - metalheadz 6. Black Barrel - system off - Dispatch 7. Order Up - orbit funk - grid 8. Nostalgia- icicle & Workforce - Vision 9. Rhizome & bygone - tension - dialect 10. Comah - Dark Energy - Rolled up 11. Fre4knc - Little things - Flexout audio 12. Tyr Kohout - Chord Magic - 1 more thing 13. Wilson - trust me - rolled up 14. SST - Fire in the Jungle - Boomslang 15. Legion - Lightyears - Lexicon Records 16. SCAR - Make em know - Metalheadz 17. Black Barrel - sniffa - dispatch 18. The Sauce - Ill vibe - the Sauce. recordings 19. Albees - show me why - grid 20. Form/Funktion - Poltergeist - quaziscience 21. The Reverend Kathy Russell - Revenge of the dead - quaziscience 22. Gigan - Fever Kiss - quaziscience 23. Korax - Never Let You Go - quaziscience 24. J. Augustus - Deep Seated - rolled up 25. J. Augustus - Slap - unreleased 26. J. Augustus - A Lil Sus - upcoming quaziscience 27. J. Augustus - Don Gorgon - upcoming. quaziscience 28. ??? 29. Benny L - Replicant - Tres 2b Music Ltd 30. Blade - A Brand New Chill - dispatch 31. Gyrofield - shrimp - vision 32. Conrad Subs- Salsa Dip - Natty Dub 33. Conrad Subs - it's the way - Nuusic 34 Conrad subs - little vibey thing - Nuusic
Bryan Gee is back with another episode of the V Podcast, spinning fire from the likes of Adam F, Carlito and T.R.A.C., and Crystal Clear. LSB and Alibi bring the soul, while Sl8r, Fox, and Level 2 crank up the energy. It's drum and bass for the heads, strictly upfront and underground. Stepping in for the guest mix is Hurrian, the fresh alias from Jubbz (ex-Supply and Demand, Beat Merchants). This one's stacked with exclusive dubs and future classics—pure, unfiltered vibes. Stay connected with us on social media and subscribe to the V Podcast on your favorite platform to stay updated on all the latest episodes. 01. Adam F and MC Conrad - F Jam 02. Sio - Stay Near (Zero T Remix) 03. Carlito and T.R.A.C. - On My Mind 04. LSB, T.R.A.C., and Alibi - Homesick 05. Sl8r and O Saipen - Pace Up 06. Fox and Lenzman - Golly 07. Sl8r, Slay, and J Ken - Family and Friends 08. Bluemode - Falling 09. Carlito - Hold Me Close 10. Command Strange - Kindness Flow 11. Command Strange - Dance With Me 12. Marky and Makoto - Looking for Love (Remix) 13. Carlito and T.R.A.C. - Scream 14. Crystal Clear and Kathryn Brenna - Slow It Down 15. Level 2 - Downtime 16. Break - Headshot (Alibi Remix) 17. Alibi - Sequence 18. Clipz - Expandfeat. MC Moose 19. DJ Craze and L-Side - Want It 20. Chimpo - One Away 21. A-Audio and Parly B - Highway 22. Deekline and TJA - Devine (L-Side Remix) 23. Crystal Clear and Minor Forms - Bones 24. L-Side - From Beyond 25. Crystal Clear - Selector feat. Bryan Gee 26. Jumpin Jack Frost, Paul T, and Edward Oberon - Untitled 27. GQ, Paul T, and Edward Oberon - Kamikaze 28. Carlito feat. Hollie - Ah Who **HURRIAN MIX** 29. Hurrian - Touch It Dub (Busta Rhymes) 30. L-Side - Dub Dogs VIP 31. Hurrian - Run Dub 32. Hurrian - W-Balls Dub 33. Hurrian - Best Friend Dub 34. Hurrian - Psalm Dub 35. Hurrian - Sizzla Dub 36. K-Ci, Jumpin Jack Frost and Hurrian - I Apologize Dub 37. Lawze and Hurrian - Pieces Dub 38. L-Side and Makoto - Do 4 Love 39. Hurrian and Kelly Anne - Rather Go Blind Dub 40. British Collective, Jumpin Jack Frost and Hurrian - Love Me Tonight Dub 41. Hurrian - French Sticks Dub 42. Hurrian and Sheronna Knights - Dangerous Dub 43. Hurrian - Boss for Boss Dub 44. Lawze and Hurrian - Ruba Dub Soldier 45. Hurrian feat. Dan I - Hurricane Pt. 2 Dub 46. L-Side and MC Fats - Love in Our Hearts 47. Voltage and Hurrian - Cool and Deadly Dub 48. Blinds and Hurrian - Empty Cups Dub 49. Kenny Ken, Voltage and Hurrian feat. T.O.L. - Dub Box
The legendary DJ Craze and New York's Matsu combine powers to become Omicasa. And On this episode of Dirtybird Radio they turn out a guest set that packs a huge punch and features their brand new Dirtybird single "Ultimate" which hits the streets in just a few days. VR warm-up set:geriFree - "Pure Joy (Stacey HotWaxx Hale & HazMat Live Remix)" [Give A Beat Records]Eskuche - "How To Groove" [Farris Wheel Limited]Julian Collazos - "Minigroove" [Mood Child]New Girl - "Time Is Frozen (K-Mack Remix)" [UnlearnRecords]Omicasa guest set:Deekapz – Poc PocGeotheory – The DifferenceSlumberjack & Posij - ScoutMatsu & Mike Deuce - Fading [Nervous Records]Hardrive – Deep Inside [Strictly Rhythm]Matsu & Mike Deuce - Empty [Slow Roast Records]Omicasa (Craze & Matsu) – Ultimate [Dirtybird Records]Rodney Dinkles – Alien Shuffle (Hype Bass Remix) [Music is 4 Lovers Records]Holt 88 - Flow [Perfect Driver Records]Corey James x Dice Of Nights - Sisco [Club Bad Records]Omicasa (Craze & Matsu) – Big Groove [Unreleased]L.R.S (feat. Siobhan Anderson) - Get Fucked Up [Dirtybird Records]Omicasa (Craze & Matsu) – Alkaline Dreams [Slow Roast Records]Max Kaluza - Only You [This Ain't Bristol Records]Elay Lazutkin – Special [There Is A Light Records]Breaking Beattz – Flex [Retail Records]Steve Angelo – Freedom (Body Ocean Remix) (Ft. Pusha T)Bleu Clair - Places [Rules Don't Apply Records]Matsu – Y'all Wanna Play?! [Unreleased]Jace Mek – No Stress [DND Records]Matsu – Right On Time [Slow Roast Records]Errio Indra – Kill It With Da [Dirtybird Records]Juush – My Sh*t [Retail Records]CASHEW - PumpinSeanathan - Call On Me [Nite Records]Borgez – Millions (Omicasa [Dirtybird Records]Martin Ikin – Hustlin' [Black Book Records]Zack Darza - Yep [Confession Records]Good Times Ahead – Make You [Unreleased]AC Slater, Chris Lorenzo, Fly With Us – SeismicOmicasa (Craze & Matsu) – Me N My Cru [Slow Roast Records]
DJ Jeffee - Down Like This (King Size Remix) Trend - Set It Off M/CR Movement Feat. 2D & D-Cutz - Dig It Ray Keith - Solar Systems King Kooba feat. MC Chickaboo - Fraternity Freestyles - Stronger Notorious J - Rupture Moving Fusion - Deep Minds Ascend - What's Up Q Project - Capricorn 15 Foul Play - Destiny
It's time for V Podcast 156, hosted by Bryan Gee. As the summer heats up and festival season is in full swing, we're delivering the freshest drum and bass beats straight to your ears. This episode features a special guest mix from L-Side, expect soul, funk and big basslines in a mix packed with unreleased dubplates. Hailing from Brazil, L-Side has made a significant impact on the drum and bass scene, and this mix shows why! Stay connected with us on social media and subscribe to the V Podcast on your favorite platform to stay updated on all the latest episodes. 01. Roni Size and Lorna King - Me and You 02. DJ Marky and Makoto - Lookin For Love 03. Hurrian and Dan I - Eyes Closed 04. Carlito - Learn to Fly 05. Makoto - Waterfall 06. Roni Size and Reprazent - Brown Paper Bag (Crissy Criss Remix) 07. Chimpo and Calyx - Out and In 08. Alibi and Lowqui - On Course 09. Alibi and Unglued - Dubbin Out feat. Sweetie Irie 10. Clipz - Not Over 11. Shy FX and Mr Williams - Rudeboy Design 12. Dub Phizic and Fox - Like a Rope 13. Selecta J Man, L-Side and Inja - Bad Boy 14. L-Side and MC Dett - Jah Creation 15. Watch The Ride and D Double E - Raw feat. Scorpio MC 16. Clipz - Expand feat. MC Moose 17. Watch The Ride - Mad Mad 18. Watch The Ride - Gangsta (Total Science Remix) 19. Need for Mirrors - Lambo VIP 20. Krust - One Stop Mr. Driver (Tim Reaper Remix) 21. Bladerunner - Roots and Culture 22. Randall and Flex - Ruff Endz 23. Sl8r - NFA 24. Craggs - Breaking Glass 25. Crystal Clear - Selector feat. Bryan Gee 26. Crystal Clear and Sweetpea - Dreamstate L-SIDE IN THE MIX 27. L-Side and Lorna King - Unwind 28. The Pimp - Untrue 29. Alibi and L-Side - Dub 30. L-Side and Molecular - So Ruff 31. Rizzle - Pluto 32. Trex - Do Nothing VIP 33. Fox, L-Side and Sl8r - Slammer 34. Molecular - Low End Craze 35. Randall - Bionic R (L-Side Remix) 36. Kendrick - Adzzy Boot 37. Alibi and L-Side - All Rasta Listeners 38. S.P.Y and Suku - Rise Again (L-Side VIP) 39. Zero T - Draw Blood 40. Clearence - Diggin in Pockets 41. Break - All U Gotta Do 42. L-Side and GQ - Dub 43. Zoro - Higher (L-Side Remix) 44. Alibi and L-Side - Dub 45. L-Side - Dub Dogs VIP 46. Molecular - Dub 47. Shy FX and Mr. Williamz - Keep On Skanking feat. Double O 48. DJ Craze and L-Side - Dub 49. Alibi and L-Side - Dub 50. Level 2 - Your Body 51. L-Side - Just A Moment 52. Koherent - Stab Trilogy 53. Dub Phizix, Skeptical and Strategy - Marka (L-Side Bootleg) 54. Alibi, L-Side and Fats - Real 55. L-Side - Let You Go 56. L-Side - Past Lives 57. DLR and Submotive - Blipped On The head 58. Zoro and J Man - Dub 59. Break - Something Like This 60. L-Side, Chimpo and Salo - Twisted
DJ CRAZE (USA) [Co-Host DJ NUTS] - Gringos Podcast #316CONVIDADO: DJ CRAZE : @crazearoni / crazearoni CO-HOST : @djnuts / djnuts
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John Cordero previously co-founded and published “The Cipher: Miami's Hip Hop Newspaper” in 1998, an independent monthly publication that chronicled the emerging Hip Hop scene in South Florida. Featuring interviews, music reviews, articles, photographs, and poetry, Mr. Cordero assembled a dedicated staff of like-minded Hip Hop heads that quickly became the go-to source for all things Hip Hop related in Miami. Here is his story of taking his love for all things Hip Hop and becoming an author to showcase this amazing culture in Miami. John Cordero is the author of The History of Hip Hop in Miami The History of Miami Hip Hop: The Story of DJ Khaled, Pitbull, DJ Craze, and Other Contributors to South Florida's Scene (Scene History) https://a.co/d/2Z6KLLv. For more about becoming a published author pop on over to https://olearypublishing.com/ where you can take our Author Adventure Quiz and get started today. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/olearypublishing/message
DJ Platurn on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 8/17/22 About DJ Platurn - A 28 year veteran of the music industry, Platurn has traveled the world numerous times bringing quality music to multiple corners of the globe. With a client list that includes Red Bull, Netflix, Toyota, Adidas, Pixar, Monster Cable, MTV, and the Golden State Warriors to name a few, he's built a reputation as a music man with vision plus a deep sense of community, and in turn preserving crucial aspects of DJ and music culture. Founder of the Oakland Faders, The 45 Sessions, and Platurn Productions, he has solidified himself as a force to be reckoned with in the ever changing entertainment industry landscape. Career highlights include: *Performances worldwide including engagements in Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Canada, Central & South America, Scandinavia, and countless venues throughout the United States and his home base of Northern California. *Played alongside some of the biggest names in the industry including De La Soul & DJ Maseo, Prince Paul, Prince, A-Trak (Fools Gold), Grandmaster Flash, George Clinton, Janelle Monae, Z-Trip, Fishbone, Quest Love (The Roots), DJ Premier (Gang Starr), MF Doom, Pete Rock, Mixmaster Mike (Beastie Boys), Madlib (Stones Throw), Nu-Mark (Jurassic Five), Rob Swift (X-Ecutioners), Ali Shaheed Muhammad (Tribe Called Quest), Phife Dawg, Jazzy Jeff, RJD2, DJ Spinna, Just Blaze, Large Professor, The Beat Junkies, DJ Craze, Faust & Shortee, Latyrx, DJ Shadow, Cut Chemist, The Beatnuts, Dan The Automator, DAS EFX, Hieroglyphics, Boot Camp Click, Rich Medina, DJ Muggs (Cypress Hill), Jazzy Jay, DJ Scratch (EPMD), Spinderella (Salt & Pepa), Diamond D, and many more. *Produced music for and collaborated with filmmakers, award winning documentarians, Grammy nominated vocalists, and groundbreaking visual artists. Contributed music to the Netflix film Night Teeth, the film score to the feature length documentary “A Lovely Day” (as The Midnite Sons), and acted as musical contributor to Michael Rapaport's Tribe Called Quest documentary, “Beats, Rhymes, & Life, as well as numerous solo projects and DJ/producer collaborations over the years. *Owner/operator of Platurn Productions as DJ and Event/Music Producer. Founded the Oakland Faders in 2000 with partner DJ Spair and the revered 45 Sessions back in 2010, the preeminent outlet for 7″ culture on the West Coast of the United States. Currently handling booking and promotions for Uptown Roots and Hello Stranger in Oakland, CA. About The DJ Sessions - “The DJ Sessions” is a Twitch/Mixcloud "Featured Partner” live streaming/podcast series featuring electronic music DJ's/Producers via live mixes/interviews and streamed/distributed to a global audience. TheDJSessions.com The series constantly places in the “Top Ten” on Twitch Music and the “Top Five” in the “Electronic Music", “DJ", "Dance Music" categories. TDJS is rated in the Top 0.11% of live streaming shows on Twitch out of millions of live streamers. It has also been recognized by Apple twice as a "New and Noteworthy” podcast and featured three times in the Apple Music Store video podcast section. UStream and Livestream have also listed the series as a "Featured" stream on their platforms since its inception. The series is also streamed live to multiple other platforms and hosted on several podcast sites. It has a combined live streaming/podcast audience is over 125,000 viewers per week. With over 2,300 episodes produced over the last 12 years "The DJ Sessions" has featured international artists such as: BT, Youngr, Sevenn, Boris, MJ Cole, Lady Waks, Arty/Alpha 9, Miri Ben-Ari, DJ Ruby, DJ Colette, Nima Gorji, Kaspar Tasane, Andy Caldwell, Party Shirt, Plastik Funk, ENDO, John Tejada, Superstar DJ Keoki, Crystal Waters, Swedish Egil, Martin Eyerer, Dezarate, DJ Aleksandra, 22Bullets, Carlo Astuti, Mr Jammer, Kevin Krissen, Amir Sharara, Coke Beats, Danny Darko, DJ Platurn, Robert Babicz, KHAG3, Elohim, Hausman, Jaxx & Vega, Yves V, Ayokay, Leandro Da Silva, The Space Brothers, Jarod Glawe, Jens Lissat, Lotus, Beard-o-Bees, Luke the Knife, Alex Bau, Arroyo Low, Camo & Crooked, ANG, Amon Tobin, Voicians, Florian Kruse, Dave Summit, Bingo Players, Coke Beats, MiMOSA, Drasen, Yves LaRock, Ray Okpara, Lindsey Stirling, Mako, Distinct, Still Life, Saint Kidyaki, Brothers, Heiko Laux, Retroid, Piem, Tocadisco, Nakadia, Protoculture, Sebastian Bronk, Toronto is Broken, Teddy Cream, Mizeyesis, Simon Patterson, Morgan Page, Jes, Cut Chemist, The Him, Judge Jules, DubFX, Thievery Corporation, SNBRN, Bjorn Akesson, Alchimyst, Sander Van Dorn, Rudosa, Hollaphonic, DJs From Mars, GAWP, Somna, David Morales, Roxanne, JB & Scooba, Spektral, Kissy Sell Out, Massimo Vivona, Moullinex, Futuristic Polar Bears, ManyFew, Joe Stone, Reboot, Truncate, Scotty Boy, Doctor Nieman, Jody Wisternoff, Thousand Fingers, Benny Bennasi, Dance Loud, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Twizt, Ricardo Torres, Patricia Baloge, Alex Harrington, 4 Strings, Sunshine Jones, Elite Force, Revolvr, Kenneth Thomas, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Reid Speed, TyDi, Donald Glaude, Jimbo, Ricardo Torres, Hotel Garuda, Bryn Liedl, Rodg, Kems, Mr. Sam, Steve Aoki, Funtcase, Dirtyloud, Marco Bailey, Dirtmonkey, The Crystal Method, Beltek, Darin Epsilon, Kyau & Albert, Kutski, Vaski, Moguai, Blackliquid, Sunny Lax, Matt Darey, and many more. In addition to featuring international artists TDJS focuses on local talent based on the US West Coast. Hundreds of local DJ's have been featured on the show along with top industry professionals. We have recently launched v3.1 our website that now features our current live streams/past episodes in a much more user-friendly mobile/social environment. In addition to the new site, there is a mobile app (Apple/Android) and VR Nightclubs (Oculus). About The DJ Sessions Event Services - TDJSES is a WA State Non-profit charitable organization that's main purpose is to provide music, art, fashion, dance, and entertainment to local and regional communities via events and video production programming distributed via live and archival viewing. For all press inquiries regarding “The DJ Sessions”, or to schedule an interview with Darran Bruce, please contact us at info@thedjsessions.
Episode 75 - July 5th, 2022 (DJ Shy Interview) - Giving People their Roses - DJ Dre x DJ Nawtee x DJ Cram aka Velo Sicum x DJ A-One x DJ Shy - The Origins of DJ Shy - New Jersey DJs x DJing to Stay out of Trouble - Newark, NJ x Irvington, NJ x New Jersey Drive (Essex County, NJ) - Behind The Scene Records x Sic-With-It x Crookside Cartel x A-Team (New Jersey Radio) x Pirate Radio Stations - Brick City Bandits (Brick Bandits Crew) x Brick City Club Music - DJ Uncle Al - Jersey Club x Baltimore Club x Philly Club x Chicago Club Music - Black Culture Influence on House Music - Jersey Club (Broken down by Regions & Era's) - New York Parties vs New Jersey Parties - Paterson Legendary DJs DJ Quest Flavor x DJ Goldfingers - Jay-Z “Brooklyn Love” - RIP Truck - Paterson, NJ DJs - The DJ Golden Ticket - DJ Shy “The Producer” (The Triple Threat x The Sheesh Bros) - Kitty Kat “Pop That” Sample - Brick City Bandits w/ Corey Booker x Mad Decent x Diplo - Nadus x Big O x DJ Sega x DJ Sliink x Dirty South Joe - The Structure of Brick City Bandits - The FADER Interview ( Fader TV Interview ) - Songs Of The Episode #1 - 4G4L Freedo “On Go” - @Im_Waltttt Lesson on Practice - DJ Shy The Mad Decent's Block Party (Circa 2014) - Diplo Hanging Out & Chilling in Newark, NJ (Hanging out in The Number Blocks) - The Internet was the Best Thing for DJs (DJ A-Trak x DJ Craze x DJ AM x DJ Shiftee) - DJ Shy x Snootie Wild x Hot97 - Songs Of The Episode #2 - DJ Spaz x DJ Shy “Bring It To The Wall” - Club Abyss (Sayreville, NJ) - A-List Radio (Internet Radio) x DJ Enuff - The Importance of DJ Mister Cee - Angie Martinez leaves Hot97 (Aug. 5th, 2016) and goes to Power105 - Hot97 vs Power105 Radio Beef - The Palace (Passaic, NJ) x Mr. B's Gentlemen's Club x Dekko NightClub x Liquid Access - The HomeTeam DJs - Angels Nardones x Jersey Girls (Elizabeth, NJ) - DJ Doughboy - Club Exotics (Club Escape) *Elizabeth, NJ* - @Im_Waltttt Praises DJs that Play Album Cuts - Dec. 2009 Young Money “BedRock” heard on OnSmash x RnBXclusive - DJ Shy x Wiz Khalifa “Say Yea” - Songs Of The Episode #3 - A. Money “Fast Life” - Internet Sites Shaping Music Industry Today (OnSmash, RnBXclusive, DatPiff, LiveMixtapes, HotNewHipHop, GreenHitz, HotBlends, NahRight, ThisIsRnB, RunTheTrap, StereoGum, PitchFork, ThatsEnuff) - Social Media x HillDilly x BeforeTheData Sharping Music Today - DeeJay Remixing Songs Online (Soundcloud) - Dave Luxe x Ciara “Overdose” - Social Media Ruining Party Scene - River Outpost Brewery House (Peeskill, NY) - Change of the DJ Scene from Old School DJs compared to the New School DJs - Always Keep Moving, Every Good Thing Comes To An End - DJ Shy DeeJay Stories (Traveling New Jersey - Connecticut - Baltimore - New Jersey) - DeeJaying a Concert - DJ Shy Newest Ventures (Apple Music x LoudPA Radio) - Bob Proctor - B1GGL x Supreme Security - Songs Of The Episode #4 - Cruch Calhoun “Zaza” - @MixedByKamillion Follow Him On All Social Media Platforms. @MixedByKamillion
ENDO has unleashed his patented brand of harmonic mixing at events across the globe: Pacha, Marquee, Cielo, Sound, Coda in Toronto, Stereo, Spybar, Heart, Sands, Club Vertigo, as well as BPM Festival. He has played alongside John Digweed, DJ Craze, Roc Raida, Victor Calderone, Danny Tenaglia, Carl Cox, Chus & Ceballos, Eric Prydz, to name just a few. 01. Monolake - Error [Imbalance Computer Music] 02. Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino (Acapella) 03. Lemon & Herb, Jorja Smith, GuiltyBeatz - All of This (Lemon & Herb Remix) [FAMM] 04. Lazarusman, Neil Amarey - The Summer of Your Life [My Other Side of the Moon] 05. DSF, VICTHOR - Luna [TRYBESof] 06. Lost Desert - Whiteout Days [Hoomidaas] 07. Pysh, Lazarusman, Bondar - Say Yes [Atmosphere Records] 08. Kaz James - Footprints (Extended Mix) [Another Record Label] 09. Street Slang - Feeling The Space [Nervous Records] 10. Yousef, CamelPhat - April [Knee Deep In Sound] 11. Franky Wah, AR/CO - Under The Sun (Extended Mix) [Terracotta Records] 12. Raphael Mader - Blinding [Renaissance Records] 13. Roland Clark, David Guetta, MORTEN - Alive Again (Extended Mix) [Musical Freedom] 14. Mozaik (FR) - Movement [Eklektisch] 15. AVNU (UK) - Systematic [Ellum]
ENDO on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 6/27/22 About ENDO - There are individuals who are early adopters, then there are those who are innovators. Mike Henderson aka ENDO falls into the latter category. A ubiquitous figure in electronic dance music for going on two decades, ENDO is a musician, a DJ, a teacher, an inventor, and a visionary. A graduate of Berklee College of Music with a degree in electronic music production and music synthesis and a lifelong drummer, ENDO's technical know-how is an inherent gift. He serves as a product specialist for the always innovative audio technology company iZotope and as an online DJ instructor for his alma mater, Berklee Online. He has an ongoing relationship with Native Instruments as a certified Native specialist, having trained the likes of Carl Cox, Grandmaster Flash, Danny Tenaglia, and David Morales on Traktor. He has contributed greatly to the accuracy of Mixed In Key's algorithm. He is also the co-founder of the evolutionary mapping platform, MIDI Monsters, and the booking platform, AGNT. “My sets are all harmonic progression,” says ENDO. “Every song is in key, or intentionally out of key, modulated harmonically. You can subliminally play with people's emotions with harmonic mixing. There's all this tension, then you give them the harmonic release. You have to tell your story. You have to find the songs that speak to you. That's the art form, the intuition of a good DJ.” ENDO has unleashed his patented brand of harmonic mixing at events across the globe including: Pacha, Marquee, and Cielo in New York, Sound in Los Angeles, Guvernment and Coda in Toronto, Stereo in Montreal, Spybar in Chicago, Heart in Miami, Sands in Ibiza, Club Vertigo in Costa Rica, as well as BPM Festival in Mexico and Electric Festival in Aruba. He has played alongside John Digweed, DJ Craze, Roc Raida, Victor Calderone, Danny Tenaglia, Carl Cox, Chus & Ceballos, Eric Prydz, to name just a few, and perhaps given them a much-sought-after technical tip or two in the process. About The DJ Sessions - “The DJ Sessions” is a Twitch/Mixcloud "Featured Partner” live streaming/podcast series featuring electronic music DJ's/Producers via live mixes/interviews and streamed/distributed to a global audience. TheDJSessions.com The series constantly places in the “Top Ten” on Twitch Music and the “Top Five” in the “Electronic Music", “DJ", "Dance Music" categories. TDJS is rated in the Top 0.11% of live streaming shows on Twitch out of millions of live streamers. It has also been recognized by Apple twice as a "New and Noteworthy” podcast and featured three times in the Apple Music Store video podcast section. UStream and Livestream have also listed the series as a "Featured" stream on their platforms since its inception. The series is also streamed live to multiple other platforms and hosted on several podcast sites. It has a combined live streaming/podcast audience is over 125,000 viewers per week. With over 2,300 episodes produced over the last 12 years "The DJ Sessions" has featured international artists such as: BT, Youngr, Sevenn, John Tejada, EDNO, Miri Ben-Ari, Plastik Funk, Arty/Alpha 9, Party Shirt, Superstar DJ Keoki, Swedish Egil, Robert Babicz, Jens Lissat, Martin Eyerer, Alex Bau, Elohim, Hausman, Yves V, Ayokay, Leandro Da Silva, Jerry Davila, Shlomi Aber, The Space Brothers, Dave Winnel, Cuebrick, Protoculture, Chris Drifter, Artento Divini, Jarod Glawe, Camo & Crooked, ANG, Amon Tobin, Voicians, Bingo Players, Coke Beats, Mimosa, Yves LaRock, Ray Okpara, Lindsey Stirling, Mako, Still Life, Saint Kidyaki, Distinct, Sarah Main, Piem, Tocadisco, Nakadia, Sebastian Bronk, Toronto is Broken, Teddy Cream, Mizeyesis, Simon Patterson, Morgan Page, Jes, Cut Chemist, The Him, Judge Jules, Patricia Baloge, DubFX, Thievery Corporation, SNBRN, Bjorn Akesson, Alchimyst, Sander Van Dorn, Rudosa, Hollaphonic, DJs From Mars, GAWP, Somna, David Morales, Roxanne, JB & Scooba, Kissy Sell Out, Khag3, Massimo Vivona, Moullinex, Futuristic Polar Bears, ManyFew, Joe Stone, Reboot, Truncate, Scotty Boy, Doctor Nieman, DJ Ruby, Jody Wisternoff, Thousand Fingers, Benny Bennasi, Dance Loud, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Twizt, Ricardo Torres, Alex Harrington, 4 Strings, Sunshine Jones, Elite Force, Revolvr, Kenneth Thomas, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Reid Speed, TyDi, Donald Glaude, Jimbo, Ricardo Torres, Hotel Garuda, Bryn Liedl, Rodg, Kems, Mr. Sam, Steve Aoki, Funtcase, Dirtyloud, Marco Bailey, Dirtmonkey, The Crystal Method, Beltek, Dyro, Andy Caldwell, Darin Epsilon, Kyau & Albert, Kutski, Vaski, Moguai, Blackliquid, Sunny Lax, Matt Darey, and many more. In addition to featuring international artists TDJS focuses on local talent based on the US West Coast. Hundreds of local DJ's have been featured on the show along with top industry professionals. We have recently launched v3.1 our website that now features our current live streams/past episodes in a much more user-friendly mobile/social environment. In addition to the new site, there is a mobile app (Apple/Android) and VR Nightclubs (Oculus). About The DJ Sessions Event Services - TDJSES is a WA State Non-profit charitable organization that's main purpose is to provide music, art, fashion, dance, and entertainment to local and regional communities via events and video production programming distributed via live and archival viewing. For all press inquiries regarding “The DJ Sessions”, or to schedule an interview with Darran Bruce, please contact us at info@thedjsessions.
Matsu is one of the few that straddles the line between house music and turntablism. He's been hand-picked by A-trak to compete at the Goldie Awards and competed in the Red Bull 3Style. After dominating the competitive Dj world, he's crossed over into house as a producer, DJ, and a part of the team that runs DJ Craze's Slow Roast Records. Read our full Spotlight on Matsu here - https://grayarea.co/artists/matsu ▪️Follow Matsu▪️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/matsu/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/matsumusic Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/2bFIsZ2C80LKx8Pdk8KW5U?si=abD-BLgYSueRN8Yxl1lj9Q Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/matsumusic Beatport - https://www.beatport.com/artist/matsu/474191 ▪️Follow Gray Area▪️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/entergrayarea/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/entergrayarea Twitter - https://twitter.com/enterGrayArea Website - https://grayarea.co YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2AwGdo0UJLHHcXZRrUhwcQ
Taking you to South America to kick off 2021 with this weeks guest EGalas from Callao, Peru who has been releasing massive tracks on labels such as Smash The House, La Clinica, Mas Label, Flex Up Records, & Barnaton. Supported by international artist such as Carnage, Juicy M, Jay Silva, SpydaTEK, DJ Craze, JSTJR, CHUWE, Salvi, Happy Colors, Teknicolor among others. Has played EDC Mexico, Dreamfields Mexico & Kick of Love. Mix features his upcoming single “RITMO” with DJ Towa. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This podcast is the audio for the Roti and Poutine show, which broadcasts weekly on Twitch.tv/armannireign. This week, hosts Armanni Reign (@ArmanniReign), T.R.A.C. (@t-r-a-c), and Valiant Emcee (@Valiant-Emcee) welcome the American turntable legend DJ Craze (@crazearoni). This man has a resume too damn long to even try to write here, so dive in and listen to the talk.
Welcome to BrewsBeats&Eats w/ Oldhead Ed. This week I'm joined by The düo from The DÜ Company Alex and Marcos. Tune in while we discuss how the DÜ brand came to be, the best way to cook a steak in Alex's opinion, Marcos catching a DJ Craze performance in NY by accident, and we figure out how similar their beer palates are. Peace! https://www.theducompany.com/ https://www.instagram.com/theducompany/
This weeks edition of Mountain Terrace Tuesday was a dig through the piano hardcore days of old. The Mountain Terrace remix of 'Cant You See' by Jimmy J and Cru L T is confirmed for release on Kniteforce this week so we kick off the show with that! A few modern hardcore sneak peeks with a couple of Srav3r tunes, and a trip back in time to some very early Prodigy and Rachel Wallace. Breaking the rules we chat a little about the new Pendulum single, and todays 7 inches of love is by Dischord weirdos Shudder To Think. Big shouts to Dj Craze for popping in the chat too!
EPISODE 13 WHAT'S GOOD!? I keep saying how excited I am every week for the upcoming episode and…well I have to say it again. This week is going to be large with one of the countries hardest working producers. NEEDS NO SLEEP is here for episode 13. Needs No Sleep has emerged from the darkness to put out some of the freshest deeper sounds on the Australian club circuit. Having captured dance floors with releases on This Ain't Bristol, HEXAGON, Be Rich, ASTRX and Uprise, he's so far picked up support from the likes of Triple J, Dancing Astronaut, Subsoul and Data Transmission. Collaborating with the likes of Lucati, MKJAY and Sophiegrophy, Needs No Sleep now withstands more than 1,000,000 streams on Spotify and has made several appearances in the Australian Club chart most notably taking out the #1 spot. His music is frequently supported, including DJ spins from the likes of Claptone, AC Slater, Claud vonStroke, Shiba San, Billy Kenny, Kyle Watson, DJ Craze, Tough Love, Vanilla Ace and The Aston Shuffle. With a stack of new releases loaded, we can now see for ourselves why he never really sleeps. It's without a doubt Needs No Sleep is one to watch. Check out the full interview by the below link. https://kissfm.com.au/kiss-fm-news/needs-no-sleep-guestmix-interview-spotlight-radio-mon-6pm
This week we have the mighty DJ Craze jumping in the Podcast hot seat. Internationally recognised as one of the greatest DJ's/Turntablist's in the world, we go behind the curtain and into the mind of a style pioneer. We get into his early days, the battles, Drum&Bass, Hip Hop Culture, Miami, records that influenced him, technical talk and personal stories. This one here is for the culture.. Because real DJing is important. Get ready for the G.O.A.T. Hold tight for the one and only Craze. Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1OGLNJ6... Subscribe the Killa Kela Podcast @ Acast: https://play.acast.com/s/killa-kela watch here: https://youtu.be/kzUiTF70w1c Support the Killa Kela Podcast by being a Podcast Patreon and receiving a mass of exclusives and bonus content https://www.patreon.com/killakelapodcast KILLA KELA Website: www.killakelaofficial.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/killakelaofficial/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/killakelaofficial Twitter: twitter.com/KillaKela DJcraze Instagram : @crazeroni Facebook : DJ Craze Twitter : @Crazeroni
This is a repost of one most popular podcast mixes ever featuring SpydaT.E.K. from 2015. You can catch SpydaT.E.K. on Globalization Sessions Monday Nights on SiriusXM Ch.13 and touring at a club near you including Tampa, FL on November 4 at Ritz Ybor. DJ, Producer, Remixer, & On-Air Mixer, SpydaT.E.K. is an all-around bass music chameleon. His music has been gaining the respect and attention it rightfully deserves while continuing to separate himself from the pack releasing a steady stream of original productions and remixes ranging from Trap-influenced 808 slappers to Soulful and Groovy dance cuts, to Latin-fused club bangers that grab even the most commercially influenced music listener. The host of his own syndicated mix show on 96.1 The Beat FM / iheartradio based in Colorado, he has been showcasing & premiering new artists/music in Future Sounds, Hip Hop, House, Bass Music, Tropical Bass, & more. His release on Diplo's Mad Decent label, "Duro Bass (feat. Ma-Less & DJ Blass)" was premiered on Major Lazer's Beats 1 Radio Show "Lazer Sound". With his productions officially being supported by the likes of Diplo, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, Anna Lunoe, DJ Craze, Alison Wonderland, Branchez, & more, his work has become a recognizable sound in the festival circuit. Follow SpydaT.E.K. Instagram: @spydatekzilla Facebook: facebook.com/DjSpydaTEK Twitter: @spydatek Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/spyda-tek Tracklist 1. White Gangster - ID 2. GTA - Saria's Turn Up 3. Future vs Boaz Van De Beatz - Commas (DJ CAL Personal Edit) 4. Cesqeaux - Colossal 5. Sam Gellaitry - Long Distance 6. ChildsPlay & Onderkoffer - Bae Bae 7. Future & Drake - Jumpman (SpydaT.E.K 'Private VIP') 8. Migos - Look At My Dab (Diplo & Bad Royale Remix) 9. D4L x Flosstradamus x TroyBoi - Laffy Taffy's Soundclash (SpydaT.E.K Edit) 10. Grynpyret - In The Picture 11. Circa Survive - Stop The F**king Car (Stonewall Klaxon Remix) 12. The Internet ft. Kaytranada - Girl 13. Dej Loaf ft. Big Sean - Back Up Off Me 14. GTA - Dhalsim Money (UNRELEASED) 15. Bryson Tiller - Just Another Interlude 16. TroyBoi & Diplo - Afterhours ft. Nina Sky 17. SpydaT.E.K - ID ft. DJ Blass & XTS 18. Big Makk - Travesura 19. IVARR - ID 20. Future Fambo - Bloodclaute Song 21. Omarion - I'm Sayin ft. Rich Homie Quan 22. K Camp -Lil Bit (GTA Remix) 23. Kendrick Lamar - Alright (Ricky Vaughn 110 Edit) 24. ChrisMajor - Azota 25. Kaytranada - ATCQ OH MY GOD 26. Sivey - Mindlock 27. Phony PPL - End Of The Night (Louis Futon Remix) 28. Michael Jackson - Rock With You (SpydaT.E.K 'Future Soul' Edit) 29. Anna Lunoe - Satisfaction 30. ANGELZ - Hey Girl 31. Format-B - Chunky 32. AYO Alex - Want It ft. Juicy J (Hey Sam Remix) 33. K1K0 - What'chu All About? 34. BIGGS - ID 35. JSTJR - Throw It Back ft. Snappy Jit (UNRELEASED) 36. 2 Chainz x Happy Colors - Wachala P**a 37. IVARR & Ma-Less - ID 38. Tchami - Freakin Girl 39. SpydaT.E.K - Si Me Dices (VIP EDIT) 40. Travis Scott - Antidote 41. Juicy J & Project Pat - Twerk B**** 42. Post Malone ft. French Montana & Rae Sremmurd 43. Choys - Egomind 44. Grynpyret - I Forgive 45. Boombox Cartel - B2U ft. Ian Everson 46. Masayoshi Ilmori - Grand Loop (Grimecraft SM64 Edit)
Perfecting his craft for over more than 2 decades, Technique has gained notoriety as one of the most versatile DJ/Turntablists coming out of Hawai’i. His versatility has earned him residencies respectively in the Mainstream Club, Underground Hip-Hop & EDM scenes performing at almost every nightspot in Hawai'i and has taken his talent to the states & abroad. He has opened up & spun alongside world-class artists DJ Qbert, DJ Craze, Rakaa Iriscience (Dilated Peoples), Talib Kweli & DJ Hi-Tek, Mos Def, Jeru The Damaja, Hieroglyphics/Souls Of Mischief, Xzibit, 112, Baby Bash, Mr. Vegas, Nick Cannon, Russ, Fifth Harmony, Dillon Francis, Diplo, Excision, Laidback Luke, Deadmau5, Steve Aoki, NGHTMRE, AJR and mor Currently he is a Mixer for Hawai'i radio Stations 102.7 Da Bomb - The Friday Night Mix (CHR/Top 40) & The Super Awesome Mixshow Show (EDM), 93.1 Da Paina - Da Reggae Traffic Jam Aloha Friday Mix (Island/Reggae) & ALT 1059 - The Friday Night Fix (Alternative/Rock).Aside from DJing, Technique had the honor of releasing his remix service production work through the world famous New York based record label, AV8 Records (Crooklyn Clan, Fatman Scoop, Disco Fries) from 2008-2012! Some of his tracks have gotten world class support. Most notably his collab with Pickster One aka Ønami “Hit The Clurb” was featured on Diplo’s BBC Radio 1Xtra radio show Diplo And Friends and his mashup of Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” & A-Ha’s “Take On Me” was featured multiple times on Barstool Sports’ Pardon My Take podcast, the #1 sports podcast in America. In 2017 he joined The Crooklyn Clan's roster of producer/remixer/editors . Now you can find all his edits, remixes & mashups exclusively on their record pool website crooklynclan.netI'm very grateful to do this interview with Deejay Technique !
**Steve Vimto's Eclectic Sessions Replay On www.traxfm.org. This Week Vimto Featured Cuts Like YACHT, Mavado, Dam Funk, DJ Craze, Detroit Swindle, Phonte, Mary J Blige, First Choice (Dr Packer Rework), Sylvester, Fleetwood Mac, Janet Jackson, Jay Z, Rockers Revenge, Mr Fingers & More. Catch Steve Vimto's Eclectic Sessions Every Thursday From 5PM UK Time The Station: www.traxfm.org #traxfm #soul #funk #danceclassics #house #indie #hiphop #boogie #eclectic #RnB #remixes Listen Here: www.traxfm.org The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/original103.3/ Free Trax FM Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.traxfmradio.ba.a6bcb OnLine Radio Box: http://onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs=uk.trax Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ Radio Deck: http://www.radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: http://traxfmlondon.radio.net/ Stream Radio : http://streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: http://www.liveonlineradio.net/english/trax-fm-103-3.htm **
N.O.R.E & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. On this episode the champs sit down and chop it up with Philly Legend Dj Jazzy Jeff. They talk about his early roots in Philly, the Fresh Prince, Will Smith and much more.Later in the episode are also joined by special guests A-Trak and DJ Craze for more DJ talk. Follow Drink Champs http://www.drinkchamps.com http://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps http://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps http://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps DJ EFN http://www.crazyhood.com http://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy http://www.twitter.com/djefn http://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions N.O.R.E. http://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga http://www.twitter.com/noreaga --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drinkchamps/support
3x DMC World Champion and Slow Roast Record Label head, DJ Craze joins us to talk about his love for Drum and Bass, growing up in Miami and who he thinks will take the title of G.O.A.T next.
I made a 30 minute mix right after we recorded the MIA Radio podcast. From now on all mixes except the upcoming Club Killers mix which drops next Monday 1/21/19... all my mixes will be live. This mix was recorded live on DJ Zea's turntables and mixer. I hear one or two spots where the sound gets a little crunchy when scratching, it's a live mix, it happens. I had a little bit of an idea of what I wanted to play, maybe like 2 or 3 tracks... The rest I made up as I went along. Be sure to check out my new Amazon influencer store front. All of the things I use to make this podcast are there along with what I carry in my DJ bag and general products that I like for my everyday life. This is a new way to support the podcast, check it out! https://www.amazon.com/shop/myfavoritedj Please subscribe to MIA Radio here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/m-i-a-radio/id1444465118?mt=2 www.miasounds.com www.DJKa5.com www.DJZea.com Please rate this podcast! I want to become the highest rated DJ Podcast on iTunes. www.JustOneLink.net/djkonflikt (You should get Just One Link) SUBSCRIBE!!! Send me your questions: MyFavoritePodcast@gmail.com Venmo: MyFavoriteDJ Cash App: $MyFavoriteDJ Bitcoin address: 34K1kE4h2cz9zm669hHCAgiRibUzS3ek6d
On this episode I sit down inside MIA Radio studios, to record a new podcast started by my DJ colleagues. I speak with DJ Zea and DJ Ka5 (Kas) and we go back to how I got my start in the Miami nightlife scene and how I got some of my early opportunities. We also go over the experiences while working with some of the top nightlife groups in Miami and how it helped shape our craft and careers. Finally, we share our thoughts on where and how nightlife changed in Miami and the current state of the market. Be sure to check out my new Amazon influencer store front. All of the things I use to make this podcast are there along with what I carry in my DJ bag and general products that I like for my everyday life. This is a new way to support the podcast, check it out! https://www.amazon.com/shop/myfavoritedj Please subscribe to MIA Radio here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/m-i-a-radio/id1444465118?mt=2 www.miasounds.com www.DJKa5.com www.DJZea.com Please rate this podcast! I want to become the highest rated DJ Podcast on iTunes. www.JustOneLink.net/djkonflikt (You should get Just One Link) SUBSCRIBE!!! Send me your questions: MyFavoritePodcast@gmail.com Venmo: MyFavoriteDJ Cash App: $MyFavoriteDJ Bitcoin address: 34K1kE4h2cz9zm669hHCAgiRibUzS3ek6d
Sychosis has spent a lifetime in the music industry. As a classically trained musician he spent his youth touring Europe and North America. He caught the dance music bug at 18 and has steadily built a career that spans music, media and technology. As a DJ he's played small and large rooms alike with gigs at major festivals like EDC Vegas and as far away as Vietnam. His bass heavy beats have caught the attention of everyone from Marten Hørger to DJ Craze and Tommy Trash to Billy Kenny. He's been featured in publications like Mixmag, The NestHQ, and This Song Is Sick. As a journalist, his work has appeared in major publications like Magnetic Mag, Insomniac, and Ask Audio. He also works in tech, at Dubset Media the world's first distributor of DJ Mixes and bootleg remixes. For more information on Sychosis visit: https://www.facebook.com/sychosismusic https://soundcloud.com/sychosis https://twitter.com/DJSYCHOSIS Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com
Episode 2 - On behalf of Crazy Hood Production's 'Hood Talks Podcast', Jae Havana talks with Infamous a 3 time World Champion DJ, founding member of The-Allies DJ Crew and Grammy Award- winning producer. Infamous has been in the game for years, producing for artists such as Jay Z, Drake, Nas, Meek Mill and the list goes on. Prior to becoming a producer, Infamous first started his career as a DJ. Developing his skills Infamous competed and won multiple World Championships. He also helped form one of the most influential DJ Crews in history The-Allies (with DJ Craze, DVLP, A-Trak, Spictakular, and J Smoke). With so many achievements already under his belt, his talents as producer have led him to work with the biggest names in Hip Hop. Including long time collaborate Lil Wayne. Infamous has been working with Wayne since 2007 and most recently on Lil Wayne’s highly anticipated album Tha Carter V. On C5 Infamous produced 5 tracks including the #2 song on The Billboard charts “Mona Lisa” featuring Kendrick Lamar. Read the full article @ https://crazyhood.com/hoodtalks-episode-2-infamous/ Stay Connected: Site: https://www.crazyhood.com/hoodtalks Jae Havana - Instagram: @JaeHavana | Twitter: @JaeHavana HOODtalks Podcast - Instagram: @HOODtalksPod | Twitter: @HOODtalksPod Infamous - Instagram: @im.infamous | Twitter: @INFAMOUS_ Crazy Hood Productions - Instagram: @OfficialCrazyHood | Twitter: @CrazyHood Theme Music: "#HomeTeam" DJ EFN featuring: Dynas, Garcia, Heckler, Mother Superia, Skam2? & Society (Produced by: Big Drain). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoodtalkspod/support
Four Color Zack, aka the Redbull Threestyle World Champion, goes Back to Back with Willy! They talk his art & design background, winning the World Championship, his 2 Cents project with DJ Craze, time management, working with Fool's Gold, running a clothing company & more! Follow the Back To Bangers Spotify playlist: www.smarturl.it/BackToBackPlaylist Follow Willy Joy: www.willyjoy.com Follow Four Color Zack: www.fourcolorzack.com Redbull Threestyle Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFngtJ7KYGE
On this weeks episode of the Space Cowboys RIPEcast, we are featuring a guest mix from Punks Music recording artist @Sychosis. Here are a few words from Sychosis about this mix: “I'm always excited to put together a mix for The Space Cowboys, by far one of my favorite crews. This is something like what you'd hear when I play live. A mix of breaks, bass and house from my homies and favorite producers. There's also a dash of my own edits and remixes thrown in for good measure. Enjoy!” About Sychosis: SYCHOSIS née Alexander Dias has spent a lifetime in music. Trained classically he toured Europe and North America as part of a boys choir from the ages of 11 to 17. He has spent more than a decade as a part of San Francisco’s thriving Electronic Music scene. And in the last few years he has seen a steady rise as his music has caught the attention of the likes of Stanton Warriors, The Crystal Method, Tommy Trash, Reid Speed, DJ Craze, Treasure Fingers, Wuki and Astronomar. His music has been featured in both print and online publications including Mixmag, The NestHQ, Discobelle, This Song Slaps and We Are Rebel Bass. WIth releases on Punks Music, Audiophile XXL and Illeven 11 and his prolific edits and remixes his deep and pumping minimal beats are highly sought after. His live set is a bass fueled workout of deep and driving beats that have taken him from coast to coast including a recent set at EDC Vegas. He’s also an accomplished journalist whose work has appeared in Everfest, Magnetic Mag, Ask Audio, We Are Rebel Bass and his home away from home Insomniac.com. His in-depth interviews with such artists as Frankie Bones, Ferry Corsten, Oliver Heldens, Kidnap Kid, Motez and Gina Turner are widely shared by the artists and the dance music community To Hear More from Sychosis: www.soundcloud.com/sychosis www.sychosis.com www.twitter.com/djsychosis www.facebook.com/sychosismusic
Episode 20: FOUR COLOR ZACK This week the fellas sit down with Seattle native, Redbull Thre3style World Champion and 1/2 of the renowned DJ duo 2¢, Four Color Zack. Zack discusses his early years of juggling DJ gigs all while launching his own design agency. He also discusses how he linked up with DJ Craze to collaborate on a mixtape which later evolved into their group 2¢. Zack elaborates on how he became The Dream's tour DJ and why it was always important to have a "made bed" with him. The fellas also revisit their conversation from last week's episode on "scratching in club gigs". Zack revisits how he won the 2012 Redbull Thre3style World Finals and what the judges are looking for in a winning set. Finally, the crew touches on politics in the DJ world in Las Vegas.
This week the legendary DJ Craze sits down with Willy on NEW YEARS EVE! Craze was a multiple time world champion turntablist while he was still a teenager alongside A-Trak. He's blazed a trail through hip-hop, dance & electronic music.. and oh yeah he was Kanye's DJ too. The realest in the game. E-mail Willy at backtobackpod@gmail.com and follow: http://www.twitter.com/willyjoy Keep up with Craze and his new project 2Cents: https://www.facebook.com/crazearoni/ https://soundcloud.com/weare2cents
Happy New Year, and all our best to you and yours for 2018, from the Passionate DJ Team! Strap in, because we're going to go over the industry happenings of 2017, the gear no one could stop talking about, and the stuff our team did throughout the year. We'll also cover some of our favorite moments on the show over the last year, allude to what's on the horizon for us in 2018, and even take a crack at our clairvoyance skills and see if we can speculate what to expect in the next year. Of course, the big buzz this year was all about the financial and structural integrity of Soundcloud, as a company. Between Chance the Rapper and some former executives from Vimeo getting involved, Soundcloud seems to be sticking around, but things seemed pretty grim, for a while. Did Denon convince any of you to #ChangeYourRider? They've been the talk of the hardware circles, all year. Love it or hate it, they are coming out swinging against Pioneer, feature-wise...but it's hard to compete with the tenure and relationship Pioneer DJ has with DJs in booths all over the world. This past year was no time to rest, for the PDJ team. We all attended the Dayton Record Fair, which we've all agreed is one of our new staple events. And, even though most of us didn't see quite as many gigs as we'd like in 2017, we all reflected back to what we were able to do and use that as fuel to push even harder in 2018. For Tony, it's all about the next stage and the next adventure, but this year 3DMentional put on his birthday show titled "Another Trip Around The Sun", where they were able to bring the one & only Sasha to little ole Dayton, Ohio. Mo has been tearing up the highways traveling for his sons' football games. Trip tore his ACL and had to have surgery, but didn't let that slow him down (much). David reflects back on doing direct support for Sasha with great pride and excitement, but now yearns for more of that feeling behind the decks. The team also goes over some of our favorite show moments of 2017, including the LIVE video stream of Episode 100, changing our intro theme music, our interviews with DJ Craze and Mixed in Key, as well as DJ Crazy (no relation) from Mo's visit to grandma's in Jamaica. From fan favorites like the Digging For Bedrock episode, or one of our favorites like Pet Peeves, we've got plenty of flashback clips to look back on. And, let's not forget our good friend Kilma! David and Kilma got caught up on 2017 happenings and 2018 plans, with some fresh new Kilma kuts as the backdrop. Make sure to check out her Soundcloud, website, and YouTube channel to stay up to date on her comings and goings, as well as plenty of tips to help DJs along in their aspirations! Don't forget, we now have merch and an online store, an active Ambassador program that we will be looking to recruit for again in 2018, and TONS of more initiatives we are taking on in the coming year, and looking to involve our community. We're looking to also keep wading deeper in to the video world, and to start generating bonus content for you hardcore Passionate DJs. Speaking of you, the Passionate DJ community, we can't thank you, enough, for being as supportive, awesome, and engaged as you have been. We are experiencing growth on a consistent basis, and picking up new listeners all the time. You guys are keeping us honest, and on our toes with your questions, comments, and voicemails. Don't stop now! Stay engaged with us, and let's continue to build this awesome community we have going. You truly are why we do what we do, here. From the bottom of our hearts, here at Passionate DJ, we truly hope you have a safe, happy, and healthy 2018. And remember, we're becoming better DJs, through passion and purpose. Keep on spinning! (PS -- The outro music for today's episode is an unsigned original from Trip Turlington called "Rise Up" -- Available as a free download from his Soundcloud here!)
Factory Floor Sessions featuring DJ Trayze, The 2016 US Red Bull 3Style Champion DJ Trayze live from One Love Massive’s studio in Washington, D.C. a preview to the action at the 2017 3Style US finals! Factory Floor Floor Sessions feature artists performing live from OLM HQ right in the heart of DC. They showcase the artists across all genres of music, allowing them an open platform for artistic expression. The 2017 3Style US finals (feat. Trayze, ESKEI83, DJ CRAZE, Four Color Zack) go down on November 29th at U Street Music Hall and will include 6 US finalists - the best in the country - competing for the title. Produced by One Love Massive www.onelovemassive.com Follow DJ Trayze http://www.djtrayze.com/ https://www.facebook.com/djtrayzefanpage/ https://twitter.com/djtrayze https://www.instagram.com/trayze/ Follow One Love Massive www.facebook.com/onelovemassivedc www.twitter.com/onelovemassive www.instagram.com/onelovemassive --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/one-love-massive-podcast/support
In this week's episode, Mo Dingo travels to Jamaica and brings us an interview from a local DJ and seasoned industry worker. In his chat with DJ Crazy (not to be confused with DJ Craze–that was last week), we learn about the rich and varied DJ culture in Jamaica. The beautiful island country has been influencing the art of DJing (and music in general) on a global scale for generations. In this very raw interview, DJ Crazy explains to us the difference between a DJ and Selector. He speaks about playing for tourists vs. playing for locals, popular hardware and software, and some of the different venues he's had experience with. And, he explains what it means to go “dub-for-dub”. Crazy also shares his thoughts on the future of DJing in Jamaica, and his advice for up-and-coming DJs in its smaller and more rural areas. (We found it to be pretty good advice, in genera!) Huge thanks to Mo Dingo for arranging this interview, and to DJ Crazy for sharing his wisdom and experience with us!
In Episode 106, we have a really special treat for you! Hailing from Miami, Florida, we landed an extra special interview with the ONE, THE ONLY, DJ CRAZE! For those of you not hip to DJ Craze, he's an award winning turntablist and record producer, known for his skillful mixing of genres like hip hop and Miami bass, trap, breaks, and drum & bass. To date, he is the only solo DJ in history to win the DMC World DJ Championships three times consecutively…so if ANYONE has anything to say about DJing, this guy is probably one to listen to. * Note: we apologize for the audio quality, as our call recording app failed on us and we had to recover the audio from a background recording. Thanks to Trip's hours of hard work, the recording is much more listenable... but those who listen to the podcast in their car (or other noisy environments) may want to save this one for home listening. First we get a little background on DJ Craze, but then we start to cut right to the chase. Back in July, Craze sent out the following tweet: “The dj culture is a joke cause YALL have made it a joke. We've always been here repping the artform ... lame edm producers made it a joke” Starting from there, we launch in to a discussion about the phenomenon of EDM blowing up in the US, and the effect it's had on DJ culture. Then we try to get to the heart of #realdjs - how it became the "battle cry" for those trying to preserve the culture, but it has become misused over time. Craze's answer to this might actually shock you! It was actually meant to educate people about the art of DJing, rather than those who use DJing as a chance to play some remixes or edits and put their hands in the air to cheerlead for an hour. With high profile DJs who do next to nothing and yet make insane amounts of money out there, Craze felt the need to show people “what real DJing is, TO ME.” We also talk about a lot of different topics. Why he prefers Traktor, what music is on his iPhone, his current favorite hip-hop artists, thoughts on mumble rap and where hip-hop is headed. All in all, this interview was an honor, and we had a blast talking with him and we are sure you will love it, too. "DJing, and hip hop in general, was kinda my escape from the whole world. I come from nothing; you know, five of us in a one-bedroom apartment. Hip hop was a voice for those of us in the inner city who didn't have shit. And that's what I loved about it. So I surrounded myself in hip hop culture. And that's what attracted me to become a DJ and turntablist. I couldn't rap, I couldn't break, I couldn't graff.... but I wanted to be part of this culture that I loved so much. And that helped me to understand the world." — DJ Craze, Passionate DJ Epsiode 106
Berlin’s Grzly Adams plays up to 100+ international shows a year and shared bills with the likes of Diplo, Dj Jazzy Jeff, Dj Craze, Troyboi & many others. Furthermore he is well known to drop high quality Mixtapes for various artists, labels, brands & personal projects. So here we go… Taped episode 41 brought to you by the one and only Grzly Adams.
What is the role of the deejay in shaping hip-hop? Did deejays shape the technology that is used to create the music or were they simply consumers of mixers, faders, and microphones? What is the relationship between deejays and the manufacturers that produced the technology that made hip-hop possible? Andre Sirois explores these questions in his book, Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology: Cultural Exchange, Innovation, and Democratization (which can be downloaded for free here). Sirois is both a scholar and a deejay, and his book brings academic discourse into dialogue with working deejays. Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology (Peter Lang, 2016) draws on extensive interviews with the deejays that have shaped hip-hop and the technology manufacturers who made the products behind the deejays. The podcast covers the history of deejays, examining the three legends that are considered the founders of hip-hop: DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, and Grandmaster Flash. He looks at how they transformed the role of the deejay through their digging in the crates, the development of deejaying techniques, and how they developed a collaborative ethos among deejays even as they sought to develop their own reputations. Then, Sirois explores other deejays, such as DJ Trix, DJ Craze, the Scratch Hamsters, and the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, who worked with manufacturers, including Vestax and Rane, to produce signature mixers and other equipment. (You can view Sirois’s collection of vintage mixers at djpedia). The podcast also examines the complicated ways that deejays and manufacturers worked together even though few deejays received significant economic benefit from these collaborations. Dr. Andre Sirois, also known as DJ food stamp, is an instructor at the University of Oregon, where he teaches courses on filmmaking and popular culture in the media. He has over 17 years experience as a hip-hop, scratch, club, and radio DJ. His scratches have been featured on numerous artists songs, including the gold-selling single by Spose, “I’m Awesome.” He is one of the founders of DJistory/DJpedia, a non-profit organization and archive dedicated to preserving and telling histories of DJ technology and culture. Richard Schur, Drury University professor of English and Director of the Honors Program, is the host for this podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What is the role of the deejay in shaping hip-hop? Did deejays shape the technology that is used to create the music or were they simply consumers of mixers, faders, and microphones? What is the relationship between deejays and the manufacturers that produced the technology that made hip-hop possible? Andre Sirois explores these questions in his book, Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology: Cultural Exchange, Innovation, and Democratization (which can be downloaded for free here). Sirois is both a scholar and a deejay, and his book brings academic discourse into dialogue with working deejays. Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology (Peter Lang, 2016) draws on extensive interviews with the deejays that have shaped hip-hop and the technology manufacturers who made the products behind the deejays. The podcast covers the history of deejays, examining the three legends that are considered the founders of hip-hop: DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, and Grandmaster Flash. He looks at how they transformed the role of the deejay through their digging in the crates, the development of deejaying techniques, and how they developed a collaborative ethos among deejays even as they sought to develop their own reputations. Then, Sirois explores other deejays, such as DJ Trix, DJ Craze, the Scratch Hamsters, and the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, who worked with manufacturers, including Vestax and Rane, to produce signature mixers and other equipment. (You can view Sirois’s collection of vintage mixers at djpedia). The podcast also examines the complicated ways that deejays and manufacturers worked together even though few deejays received significant economic benefit from these collaborations. Dr. Andre Sirois, also known as DJ food stamp, is an instructor at the University of Oregon, where he teaches courses on filmmaking and popular culture in the media. He has over 17 years experience as a hip-hop, scratch, club, and radio DJ. His scratches have been featured on numerous artists songs, including the gold-selling single by Spose, “I’m Awesome.” He is one of the founders of DJistory/DJpedia, a non-profit organization and archive dedicated to preserving and telling histories of DJ technology and culture. Richard Schur, Drury University professor of English and Director of the Honors Program, is the host for this podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What is the role of the deejay in shaping hip-hop? Did deejays shape the technology that is used to create the music or were they simply consumers of mixers, faders, and microphones? What is the relationship between deejays and the manufacturers that produced the technology that made hip-hop possible? Andre Sirois explores these questions in his book, Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology: Cultural Exchange, Innovation, and Democratization (which can be downloaded for free here). Sirois is both a scholar and a deejay, and his book brings academic discourse into dialogue with working deejays. Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology (Peter Lang, 2016) draws on extensive interviews with the deejays that have shaped hip-hop and the technology manufacturers who made the products behind the deejays. The podcast covers the history of deejays, examining the three legends that are considered the founders of hip-hop: DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, and Grandmaster Flash. He looks at how they transformed the role of the deejay through their digging in the crates, the development of deejaying techniques, and how they developed a collaborative ethos among deejays even as they sought to develop their own reputations. Then, Sirois explores other deejays, such as DJ Trix, DJ Craze, the Scratch Hamsters, and the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, who worked with manufacturers, including Vestax and Rane, to produce signature mixers and other equipment. (You can view Sirois’s collection of vintage mixers at djpedia). The podcast also examines the complicated ways that deejays and manufacturers worked together even though few deejays received significant economic benefit from these collaborations. Dr. Andre Sirois, also known as DJ food stamp, is an instructor at the University of Oregon, where he teaches courses on filmmaking and popular culture in the media. He has over 17 years experience as a hip-hop, scratch, club, and radio DJ. His scratches have been featured on numerous artists songs, including the gold-selling single by Spose, “I’m Awesome.” He is one of the founders of DJistory/DJpedia, a non-profit organization and archive dedicated to preserving and telling histories of DJ technology and culture. Richard Schur, Drury University professor of English and Director of the Honors Program, is the host for this podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What is the role of the deejay in shaping hip-hop? Did deejays shape the technology that is used to create the music or were they simply consumers of mixers, faders, and microphones? What is the relationship between deejays and the manufacturers that produced the technology that made hip-hop possible? Andre Sirois explores these questions in his book, Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology: Cultural Exchange, Innovation, and Democratization (which can be downloaded for free here). Sirois is both a scholar and a deejay, and his book brings academic discourse into dialogue with working deejays. Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology (Peter Lang, 2016) draws on extensive interviews with the deejays that have shaped hip-hop and the technology manufacturers who made the products behind the deejays. The podcast covers the history of deejays, examining the three legends that are considered the founders of hip-hop: DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, and Grandmaster Flash. He looks at how they transformed the role of the deejay through their digging in the crates, the development of deejaying techniques, and how they developed a collaborative ethos among deejays even as they sought to develop their own reputations. Then, Sirois explores other deejays, such as DJ Trix, DJ Craze, the Scratch Hamsters, and the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, who worked with manufacturers, including Vestax and Rane, to produce signature mixers and other equipment. (You can view Sirois’s collection of vintage mixers at djpedia). The podcast also examines the complicated ways that deejays and manufacturers worked together even though few deejays received significant economic benefit from these collaborations. Dr. Andre Sirois, also known as DJ food stamp, is an instructor at the University of Oregon, where he teaches courses on filmmaking and popular culture in the media. He has over 17 years experience as a hip-hop, scratch, club, and radio DJ. His scratches have been featured on numerous artists songs, including the gold-selling single by Spose, “I’m Awesome.” He is one of the founders of DJistory/DJpedia, a non-profit organization and archive dedicated to preserving and telling histories of DJ technology and culture. Richard Schur, Drury University professor of English and Director of the Honors Program, is the host for this podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What is the role of the deejay in shaping hip-hop? Did deejays shape the technology that is used to create the music or were they simply consumers of mixers, faders, and microphones? What is the relationship between deejays and the manufacturers that produced the technology that made hip-hop possible? Andre Sirois explores these questions in his book, Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology: Cultural Exchange, Innovation, and Democratization (which can be downloaded for free here). Sirois is both a scholar and a deejay, and his book brings academic discourse into dialogue with working deejays. Hip-Hop DJs and the Evolution of Technology (Peter Lang, 2016) draws on extensive interviews with the deejays that have shaped hip-hop and the technology manufacturers who made the products behind the deejays. The podcast covers the history of deejays, examining the three legends that are considered the founders of hip-hop: DJ Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaataa, and Grandmaster Flash. He looks at how they transformed the role of the deejay through their digging in the crates, the development of deejaying techniques, and how they developed a collaborative ethos among deejays even as they sought to develop their own reputations. Then, Sirois explores other deejays, such as DJ Trix, DJ Craze, the Scratch Hamsters, and the Invisibl Skratch Piklz, who worked with manufacturers, including Vestax and Rane, to produce signature mixers and other equipment. (You can view Sirois’s collection of vintage mixers at djpedia). The podcast also examines the complicated ways that deejays and manufacturers worked together even though few deejays received significant economic benefit from these collaborations. Dr. Andre Sirois, also known as DJ food stamp, is an instructor at the University of Oregon, where he teaches courses on filmmaking and popular culture in the media. He has over 17 years experience as a hip-hop, scratch, club, and radio DJ. His scratches have been featured on numerous artists songs, including the gold-selling single by Spose, “I’m Awesome.” He is one of the founders of DJistory/DJpedia, a non-profit organization and archive dedicated to preserving and telling histories of DJ technology and culture. Richard Schur, Drury University professor of English and Director of the Honors Program, is the host for this podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We're honoured to welcome South African audio sculptor and bassbin pulveriser - CHEE - to MethLab. For bookings - jef@methlab-agency.com http://methlab-agency.com/agency/artist/chee #MLSubCult FOLLOW CHEE // Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/wtfischee Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wtfischee/ Following several years of lateral experimentation in sound design, South African producer CHEE’s unique hybrid sound erupted into the international domain in 2016 with the release of his Shrodinger EP on Dutch label Underslung and several self-releases. His sonic innovation quickly caught the attention of prime heads in electronica, with tracks featured on leading Youtube portals such as Inspector Dubplate and with Noisia featuring Chee and side project IT HZ tracks on their radio show. With growing hype around his fresh approach and uncompromising bass experimentation with a heavy dancefloor edge, labels started to take a deeper interest. Doorways opened across labels from a variety of genres, with drum & bass focused TYPE91, CLOSE2DEATH and ALGORITHM releasing his fierce take on the sound, whilst rapidly rising bass labels UPSCALE and RENRAKU delivered his raw trap and futurebeat // halfstep influenced material in its full devastating glory. His assured arc of fresh ideas took a firm step in 2017, with the release of his first full-length album FEAR MONGER on SATURATE RECORDS with 12 tracks of pure Chee sound that unfurled a mutant leviathan of bass and demonstrated utterly the potential of one of the most promising names in low-end heavy electronica. Taking influences liberally from his surroundings and combining them into a complex pastiche of audio that has its origins in visual inspirations of visceral art and various theories incubated in the dynamic folds of the internet, as well as in the music that he wraps himself in from the likes of Noisia, Moody Good, Amon Tobin, Skrillex, Ivy Lab and Tsuruda – creators who are pushing at the very fringes of sonic possibility. Chee’s sound has the potential to develop into a genre in its own right – evading being pigeon-holed and classified due to his unrelenting urge to experiment and explore fresh and ill sounds. With an array of high profile releases lined up for 2017, and international touring commencing – the scene is set for this young and gifted artist to flourish. Chee is supported by Moody Good, Noisia, DJ Craze, Culprate, G Jones, Bleep Bloop, edIT (The Glitch Mob), Bare Noize, Bassnectar, Mat Zo and more...
This week in the Armory, we welcome Charlotte's Rex Dasteppa to the 1s and 2s. Press play. Get Down. A mainstay of the club scene and DJ life for the better part of 25 years, Charlotte NC's Rex Dasteppa (aka Lorin Wade) has a very distinct and diverse djing style that pulls from all genres and emotions of music and puts the listener on a complete mix of heavy riddims, ghetto, house, and broken beats. Having held many residencies over the years at some of the country's most prestigious nightclubs, with his ever evolving versatility, has given him the opportunity to open for and share the stage over the decades with a who's who of electronic artists and Djs including Orbital, DJ Craze, Carl Cox, Roni Size, Rabbit in the Moon, Hardkiss Brothers, and Dynamix II just to name a few. Rex Dasteppa is the owner and director of respected boutique dance label Base Industry Records, where he spends his time looking for fresh and talented artists, and has worked with Lowfreak, Nina Wilde, Freq Boutique, Move Ya, Stephen Cole, Rick Tedesco and more. As a producer, he holds original and remixing credits for artists like Agent K, J-Break, Charlie P, Plex Long, and more, seeing releases on Digital Records, Rewind, Abstract Logic, Twijit, BasicLux, as well as his label Base Industry. Bookings: stella.baseindustry@gmail.com General inquiry: baseindustryrecords@gmail.com Find more of Rex Dasteppa and Base Industry Records music and merchandise at the links below. http://soundcloud.com/base-industry-records https://www.facebook.com/baseindustry http://shop.spreadshirt.com/baseindustry/ http://www.beatport.com/label/base-industry-records/39154 Artwork by Jem Panufnik
Hyde, UK dares to be different with his exclusive Future Beatz Mix to represent 2017 with tracks from Ivy Lab, Alix Perez, Chu'We Chu, DJ CRAZE and more... Sit back and relax, get up and dance, whatever you choose to do, we do it together, one love, one movement. Catch the next ‘In The Mix’ Saturday 8pm (GMT) 3pm (EST) 12pm (PST) @ www.sonicstreamradio.net
We did a little Ching Zeng Takeover mix for our friends at Column11 with tracks and remixes by Fede, Eskei83, DJ Katch, Freedo, Benedetto, En2ak, Rafik, DJ Craze, AOBeats, Stavros Martina and DJ Rockid. Ching Zeng flavors only mixed by Crack-T - now available on iTunes right on time for ADE!
When a guitarist comes on stage, he wants to play his own guitar. He wants his own tool to perform his own art. Should DJing be any different? The DJ industry has changed over time, where “club standard” or “industry standard” means less and less, and people are bringing their own setups to shows. Sometimes, this is out of necessity (i.e. this is “what I learned on”), and sometimes it's actually a prerequisite of their type of performance. For example, if you play stripped-apart techno music and you're heavily reliant on Traktor Remix Decks for your sound, it might be a problem for you to play on a strict Pioneer Nexus setup. In episode 41, we go over the complaints on either side of the fence. Some people say that a DJ should learn to use “the real deal” The benefit of having an industry standard is that there is a universal setup that touring DJs can use, and have a solid and familiar setup when they get to the gig. Yet, some acts (DJ Craze is given as example, later in this episode) tour with their own entire setups anyway. It's a much different climate than 10+ years ago, when Techs and a Pioneer mixer were what you mixed on, period. As a jumping-off point for the conversation, Trip brings in a recent article published on Magnetic Mag, titled What It Says To Be Using A Controller In The Club. http://www.magneticmag.com/2016/04/what-it-says-to-be-using-a-controller-in-the-club/ Note: we use the article to stimulate conversation and not to tear it apart, thanks to Magnetic Mag While we understand why the industry is in the state it's in, and why some people bring their own setups to play in front of large crowds, we also get the point which is made in the article. Quote: “No matter how talented you are on a controller, coming into a major nightclub and asking the technician, other DJ, or promoter to move the gear that's already set up just to plug in your S4 is seen as an amateur move. For one thing, it's a hassle for them, because controllers aren't very small as I'm sure you know. Sometimes they even put the controller directly on top of the CDJ/DJM layout, but that makes it harder for the next DJ to smoothly come in at the end of your set.” We understand the frustrations of sound techs and stage managers, when it comes to catering to individual specific needs. Tony said he even worked at a festival, where some riders even required a classic CDJ-2000 setup vs. a CDJ-2000NXS setup. So, there were two nearly-identical setups in order to accommodate the headliners. It makes one wonder… how far do we want to take this? The conversation also moves into related topics, such as the ways that geographic location and the size/strength of your local scene might affect the way that you make purchasing decisions when it comes to DJ gear. We even speculate as to how the accessibility of varied and cheaper hardware may have allowed a revitalization of smaller scenes. So, does the use of controllers in clubs and large-scale festivals make us look like amateurs? Or is this just a sign of the times? What is the way forward? All this, and more, in this week's episode of the Passionate DJ Podcast. Leave your comments below and let us know what you think!
This is a repost of one most popular podcast mixes featuring SpydaT.E.K. You can catch SpydaT.E.K. on Globalization Sessions Monday Nights on SiriusXM Ch.13 and touring at a club near you including Tampa, FL on November 4 at Ritz Ybor. DJ, Producer, Remixer, & On-Air Mixer, SpydaT.E.K. is an all-around bass music chameleon. His music has been gaining the respect and attention it rightfully deserves while continuing to separate himself from the pack releasing a steady stream of original productions and remixes ranging from Trap-influenced 808 slappers to Soulful and Groovy dance cuts, to Latin-fused club bangers that grab even the most commercially influenced music listener. The host of his own syndicated mix show on 96.1 The Beat FM / iheartradio based in Colorado, he has been showcasing & premiering new artists/music in Future Sounds, Hip Hop, House, Bass Music, Tropical Bass, & more. His release on Diplo's Mad Decent label, "Duro Bass (feat. Ma-Less & DJ Blass)" was premiered on Major Lazer's Beats 1 Radio Show "Lazer Sound". With his productions officially being supported by the likes of Diplo, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, Anna Lunoe, DJ Craze, Alison Wonderland, Branchez, & more, his work has become a recognizable sound in the festival circuit. Follow SpydaT.E.K. Instagram: @spydatekzilla Facebook: facebook.com/DjSpydaTEK Twitter: @spydatek Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/spyda-tek Tracklist 1. White Gangster - ID 2. GTA - Saria's Turn Up 3. Future vs Boaz Van De Beatz - Commas (DJ CAL Personal Edit) 4. Cesqeaux - Colossal 5. Sam Gellaitry - Long Distance 6. ChildsPlay & Onderkoffer - Bae Bae 7. Future & Drake - Jumpman (SpydaT.E.K 'Private VIP') 8. Migos - Look At My Dab (Diplo & Bad Royale Remix) 9. D4L x Flosstradamus x TroyBoi - Laffy Taffy's Soundclash (SpydaT.E.K Edit) 10. Grynpyret - In The Picture 11. Circa Survive - Stop The F**king Car (Stonewall Klaxon Remix) 12. The Internet ft. Kaytranada - Girl 13. Dej Loaf ft. Big Sean - Back Up Off Me 14. GTA - Dhalsim Money (UNRELEASED) 15. Bryson Tiller - Just Another Interlude 16. TroyBoi & Diplo - Afterhours ft. Nina Sky 17. SpydaT.E.K - ID ft. DJ Blass & XTS 18. Big Makk - Travesura 19. IVARR - ID 20. Future Fambo - Bloodclaute Song 21. Omarion - I'm Sayin ft. Rich Homie Quan 22. K Camp -Lil Bit (GTA Remix) 23. Kendrick Lamar - Alright (Ricky Vaughn 110 Edit) 24. ChrisMajor - Azota 25. Kaytranada - ATCQ OH MY GOD 26. Sivey - Mindlock 27. Phony PPL - End Of The Night (Louis Futon Remix) 28. Michael Jackson - Rock With You (SpydaT.E.K 'Future Soul' Edit) 29. Anna Lunoe - Satisfaction 30. ANGELZ - Hey Girl 31. Format-B - Chunky 32. AYO Alex - Want It ft. Juicy J (Hey Sam Remix) 33. K1K0 - What'chu All About? 34. BIGGS - ID 35. JSTJR - Throw It Back ft. Snappy Jit (UNRELEASED) 36. 2 Chainz x Happy Colors - Wachala P**a 37. IVARR & Ma-Less - ID 38. Tchami - Freakin Girl 39. SpydaT.E.K - Si Me Dices (VIP EDIT) 40. Travis Scott - Antidote 41. Juicy J & Project Pat - Twerk B**** 42. Post Malone ft. French Montana & Rae Sremmurd 43. Choys - Egomind 44. Grynpyret - I Forgive 45. Boombox Cartel - B2U ft. Ian Everson 46. Masayoshi Ilmori - Grand Loop (Grimecraft SM64 Edit)
All The way from Spain we bring you Beauty Brain. This Duo has been putting out some of the best bass music you listen to. One of the first tracks that really got our attention was "Veneno" The track got so much attention that it ended with a remix EP with huge names. Their sound has helped them work with some of the best names in EDM including a track with Bro Safari. Including support from Diplo, Bro Safari, Zomboy, Pegboard Nerds, ETC! ETC!, Tropkillaz, gLAdiator, Dj Craze, D!rty aud!o and many more. Enjoy this mix and make sure to follow Beauty Brain as they continue progressing and making people move. SOCIAL MEDIA https://www.facebook.com/BeautyBrainSp https://www.youtube.com/user/BeautyBrainTV https://twitter.com/BeautyBrainSp https://instagram.com/beautybrainsp/ http://www.beatport.com/artist/beauty-brain/246699 https://soundcloud.com/beautybrainsp
Big Makk came into the studio and wrecked it! From hip hop, to trap, moombahton, everything was covered. Just like his music his mix comes with heavy hip hop influences and precise mixing. With major releases on Main Course, Dim Mak, Mad Decent, Diabluma Sound, and T & A Records his talent is taking him far. Getting major support from Diplo, Just Blaze, GTA, DJ Snake, Major Lazer, Kid Cedek, Valentino Khan, Phat Deuce, David Heartbreak, Dave Nada, DJ Craze, Tittsworth, Bassnectar, Funtcase, Doctor P, Flux Pavillion, Sidney Sampson, Boyfriend, Disgraceland and DJ Sabo he is not slowing down. He is also active in the studio working on a new EP and an album. Make sure you follow him as he will keep putting out some of the hottest bass music around! MEDIA LINKS https://soundcloud.com/bigmakk https://www.facebook.com/BIGMVKK https://twitter.com/BIGMAKK_ http://www.beatport.com/artist/big-makk/241015
Saul Nieto, DJ and producer with a long professional career of more then 15 years. Saul started inmeresed in the world of Hip Hop and after a great dedication he achieved a great technic on the turntables (scratch) that put him amongst the best dj´s of Spain winning the 3rd place of Dcm Championship in 2001, Cataluña. Saul has been an artist that has gone through Hip Hop, Funk, Electro and Old School sharing the stage with artists such as Dj Craze, Dj Tillo, La Mala Rodriguez, Nach Scratch, La excepcion, Chambao, Maceo Parker, Youssou N´Dour, Zuco 103 amngst others. He was also part of the official dj crew with his group Gold Fader Crew in the most important spanish and world Championship of break Dance - The battle of the year. He then progressed into dance music having his own style and technic after being so capable of mixing with his technics. Getting into tech House, Deep House, Nu Disco, Minimal and more experimental sounds. Saul was the resident of Clap where he put to dance more then 1500 people each night, playing as well in clubs like Apollo and KGB (Barcelona). He then decided to move to ibiza where he played for a year in the underground scene, playing at places like the Grid, Sunrise, Montana and Deep such to name a few. At that time he did his tours as well in france, Switzerland and Germany getting great support from the crowd. Saul his recognized by having a huge talent on the turntables and his mixes so pls seat back, and once again enjoy a great set ... Bloom Crew
Suspect:B & Nigthshock sáu um að þruma út nokkrum promo tónum í bland við annað drum n bass. Hausar - öll miðvikudagskvöld á X-TRA FM101,5 milli kl. 21-23 Fylgstu með Hausum Mixcloud → bit.ly/HausarMixcloud LIKE → bit.ly/HausarFacebook FOLLOW → bit.ly/HausarInstagram Fylgstu með Xtra FM101,5 HLUSTA → bit.ly/FM-XTRA LIKE → bit.ly/FMXtra Nightshock 01. Quentin Hiatus - Digress - It's Only LP [Free Love Digi] 02. DJ Trax - Attack Of The 50ft Amen [Tempo Recordings] 03. Loxy & Resound - League Of Shadows [Samurai Music] 04. J.Robinson & Mental Forces - Two Faced [Architecture] 05. Overlook - Kyoto [Renegade Hardware] 06. Clarity - Twisted Logic [Horizons Music] 07. Data - Endgame [Horizons Music] 08. Stray & Halogenix - Poison [Warm Communications] 09. Xtrah ft. Codebreaker - Set The Levels [Critical:Modulations] 10. Quadrant & Iris - Sparse VIP [Avantgarde] 11. Alix Perez X DJ Rashad X DJ Spinna - Don't This Ish 12. Incident - Haters [Disturbed] 13. Nymfo - Woodpecker [Innerground] 14. Friske - Sector 2 [Melee] 15. SPY - Sabotage [Sun and Bass Recordings] 16. Cursa - Connections (Edit Remix) [Hustle Audio] 17. Mayhem & Logam - Centuria [Santoku Records] 18. Silent Witness & Break - The Hills Have Ears [Symmetry] Suspect:B 19. High Contrast - Everything's Different [Hospital] 20. Blackstar (ft. Top Cat) - Champion DJ (Shy FX Remix) [Congo Natty] 21. Calibre - Lectro [Signature] 22. Doc Scott - VIP Drumz [Metalheadz] 23. Marcus Intalex - Redan [Samurai Red Seal] 24. All Thieves - Stars (Zero T Remix) [Footprints Music] 25. Jubei & Marcus Intalex ft. DRS - Tip The Scales [Metalheadz] 26. Annix - Gold Chains [Playaz] 27. DJ Hazard - Time Tripping [Playaz] 28. Icicle - I Feel U [Shogun Audio] 29. Nymfo - Floating Point [Samurai Music] 30. Calyx & Teebee ft. MC Verse - Dual Processed [Momentum Music] 31. Icicle - Dumbstep [Shogun Audio] 32. Dub Phizix - Shakedown [Soul:R] 33. Calyx & Teebee & DJ Craze ft. Foreign Beggars - We Become One [RAM] 34. Proxima - Envy [Play:Musik] 35. Noisia - The Tide [Vision]
01 - Justin Timberlake - Cry Me a River (B.Dolla Remix) 02 - Ellie Goulding - Burn (Loner Ranger Trap Remix) 03 - Bro Safari - Spooked (Feat. DJ Craze) 04 - Dr Dre & Snoop Dogg - Next Episode (caked up tree-mix) 05 - Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball (CAKED UP Remix) 06 - Tim Berg - Alcoholic (CAZZETTE's Trapleg Mix) 07 - Martin Garrix - Animals (Trendsetter Festival Trap Remix) 08 - Calvin Harris Feat. Ellie Goulding - I Need Your Love (R3hab Remix) 09 - Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix) (Kid Kamillion Trap Edit) 10 - Calvin Harris & Alesso - Under Control (Liam Mercier Remix) 11 – Deorro - Yee (Spaveech TRAP Remix) 12 - Avicii vs. Nicky Romero - I Could Be The One (DANK Remix) 13 - Naughty Boy Feat. Sam Smith - La La La (Kaos Remix) 14 - Flosstradamus - Underground Anthem 15 - Avicii - You Make Me (DANK Remix)
Finally I have Trumpdisco on! It literally took me two years of hassling them to get them on my show. I am proud to have them as they have a very unique sound. It's electro but with a purity and rawness to it that's hard to find in often over-produced and polished 4/4 music we hear these days. Hailing from Melbourne, Trumpdisco was formed in 2009 and since then have become renowned for their diverse remixing abilities. Sought after by a wide range of world class artists including the likes of Freeland, Yolanda Be Cool, Don Diablo and Mad Decent's Diplo. Trumpdisco boasts a rich plethora of bootlegs for artists like Woodkid, Muse, James Blake, Adrian Lux, Phoenix, Fatboy Slim and Rammstein. There is one constant Trumpdisco fans have grown to expect however – the raw, powerful energy which they never fail to deliver. After releasing their second E.P ‘OV Shark' with support from Drop the Lime, Fake Blood, DJ Craze, Kissy Sell Out, The Bloody Beetroots and Winslow, Trump went on a crinkle filled tour Across Europe. Alongside Europe, Trump has toured parts of Asia and New Zealand and have completed numerous Australian tours, to now set it's sights on the US and Canada. TRACKLISTINGTrashing Teenagers - Wrath Of God (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - Do You Want More Of What You Came For Autodidakt & Blaze Tripp - Little Creatures (Trumpdisco Remix) Andy's iLL - Disco Bullets (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Trumpdisco ft Airwolf - Cut & Paste Proxy - Who Are You (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Trumpdisco - Spade Trumpdisco & Autodidakt - Can't Touch Me Now Trumpdisco - Bullshit Trumpdisco & Kissy Sell Out - The Big Red One Shunda K - I'm Da' Best (Trumpdisco Remix) Diplo & Don Diablo - Make You Pop (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Kissy Sell Out ft The Midi Mafia - Under Arrest (Trumpdisco Remix) Yolanda Be Cool ft Nola Darling - Change (Trumpdisco Remix) Deekline & Ed Solo - Shake The Pressure (Trumpdisco Remix) F.O.O.L - Invasion (Trumpdisco Remix) Parachute Youth - Can't Get Better Than This (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - Big Wrench Trumpdisco - War Horn Trumpdisco - Not For Me Marvin Priest ft Wynter Gordon - Take Me Away (Trumpdisco Remix)
Finally I have Trumpdisco on! It literally took me two years of hassling them to get them on my show. I am proud to have them as they have a very unique sound. It's electro but with a purity and rawness to it that's hard to find in often over-produced and polished 4/4 music we hear these days. Hailing from Melbourne, Trumpdisco was formed in 2009 and since then have become renowned for their diverse remixing abilities. Sought after by a wide range of world class artists including the likes of Freeland, Yolanda Be Cool, Don Diablo and Mad Decent's Diplo. Trumpdisco boasts a rich plethora of bootlegs for artists like Woodkid, Muse, James Blake, Adrian Lux, Phoenix, Fatboy Slim and Rammstein. There is one constant Trumpdisco fans have grown to expect however – the raw, powerful energy which they never fail to deliver. After releasing their second E.P ‘OV Shark’ with support from Drop the Lime, Fake Blood, DJ Craze, Kissy Sell Out, The Bloody Beetroots and Winslow, Trump went on a crinkle filled tour Across Europe. Alongside Europe, Trump has toured parts of Asia and New Zealand and have completed numerous Australian tours, to now set it’s sights on the US and Canada. TRACKLISTINGTrashing Teenagers - Wrath Of God (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - Do You Want More Of What You Came For Autodidakt & Blaze Tripp - Little Creatures (Trumpdisco Remix) Andy's iLL - Disco Bullets (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Trumpdisco ft Airwolf - Cut & Paste Proxy - Who Are You (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Trumpdisco - Spade Trumpdisco & Autodidakt - Can't Touch Me Now Trumpdisco - Bullshit Trumpdisco & Kissy Sell Out - The Big Red One Shunda K - I'm Da' Best (Trumpdisco Remix) Diplo & Don Diablo - Make You Pop (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Kissy Sell Out ft The Midi Mafia - Under Arrest (Trumpdisco Remix) Yolanda Be Cool ft Nola Darling - Change (Trumpdisco Remix) Deekline & Ed Solo - Shake The Pressure (Trumpdisco Remix) F.O.O.L - Invasion (Trumpdisco Remix) Parachute Youth - Can't Get Better Than This (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - Big Wrench Trumpdisco - War Horn Trumpdisco - Not For Me Marvin Priest ft Wynter Gordon - Take Me Away (Trumpdisco Remix)
Finally I have Trumpdisco on! It literally took me two years of hassling them to get them on my show. I am proud to have them as they have a very unique sound. It's electro but with a purity and rawness to it that's hard to find in often over-produced and polished 4/4 music we hear these days. Hailing from Melbourne, Trumpdisco was formed in 2009 and since then have become renowned for their diverse remixing abilities. Sought after by a wide range of world class artists including the likes of Freeland, Yolanda Be Cool, Don Diablo and Mad Decent's Diplo. Trumpdisco boasts a rich plethora of bootlegs for artists like Woodkid, Muse, James Blake, Adrian Lux, Phoenix, Fatboy Slim and Rammstein. There is one constant Trumpdisco fans have grown to expect however – the raw, powerful energy which they never fail to deliver. After releasing their second E.P ‘OV Shark’ with support from Drop the Lime, Fake Blood, DJ Craze, Kissy Sell Out, The Bloody Beetroots and Winslow, Trump went on a crinkle filled tour Across Europe. Alongside Europe, Trump has toured parts of Asia and New Zealand and have completed numerous Australian tours, to now set it’s sights on the US and Canada. TRACKLISTINGTrashing Teenagers - Wrath Of God (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - Do You Want More Of What You Came For Autodidakt & Blaze Tripp - Little Creatures (Trumpdisco Remix) Andy's iLL - Disco Bullets (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Trumpdisco ft Airwolf - Cut & Paste Proxy - Who Are You (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Trumpdisco - Spade Trumpdisco & Autodidakt - Can't Touch Me Now Trumpdisco - Bullshit Trumpdisco & Kissy Sell Out - The Big Red One Shunda K - I'm Da' Best (Trumpdisco Remix) Diplo & Don Diablo - Make You Pop (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - ??? Kissy Sell Out ft The Midi Mafia - Under Arrest (Trumpdisco Remix) Yolanda Be Cool ft Nola Darling - Change (Trumpdisco Remix) Deekline & Ed Solo - Shake The Pressure (Trumpdisco Remix) F.O.O.L - Invasion (Trumpdisco Remix) Parachute Youth - Can't Get Better Than This (Trumpdisco Remix) Trumpdisco - Big Wrench Trumpdisco - War Horn Trumpdisco - Not For Me Marvin Priest ft Wynter Gordon - Take Me Away (Trumpdisco Remix)
Sorry its been awhile, just been a little distracted with future career options. Here is a new/old one. A couple weeks, but still a good one. Tracklisting: 1. Afrojack - Annie's Theme (Carnage Remix) 2. Plastik Funk & Tujamo - Who (Victor Niglio Remix) 3. Whackboi - GANGBANGER 4. Apashe & Snails - Bubble Gun VIP 5. Trinidad James - All Gold Everything (Protohype & Carnage Remix) 6. Showtek - Dutchie (Victor Niglio Remix) 7. Team Bayside High - Super Mario 8. Luminox - I Run This 9. Lethal Bizzle - POW (Gh0sh, BTECNATIONALS & Villain Remix) 10. FKi & Flosstradamus - Where Dat Dank 11. TNGHT - Acrylics (Donkong Remix) 12. Filthy Disco - For My City (Team Bayside High Remix) 13. DJ Craze & Bro Safari - Spooked 14. Break & Silent Witness - Rain Man 15. Madeon - Icarus (Fred V & Graffix Remix) 16. Seven Lions - Days To Come (Dead Battery Remix) 17. Major Lazer - Jah No Partial (Skream Remix) Sorry again for taking so long to upload this, I will have more uploads coming soon to catch back up! So stay posted!
Пиратская Станция #610 гудела и раскачивала вибрациями гостевого микса талантливого и очень dancefloorfriendly музыканта OZMA, прогревшего эфир своими и не только треками и тизами, в рамках празднования его дня рождения в прямом эфире! Я- ман не остался в стороне и предложил вам неторопливый вайб музыкальной ловушки, под названием TRAP, в виде треков (как оригинальных так и днб продюсеров), гармонично сочетающихся с драмнбэйсом! Второй час шоу был посвящен обзору новинок конечно же DNB сцены! Поджигай!) OZMA guestmix: 1. Original Sin - Keep Ya Pimp >>> Guv - Butterfly 2. Prototypes - Insomatic >>> Sub Zero - Run n Hide (Konichi Roller remix) 3. Double Wave - Game (Hectix remix) >>> Wilkinson - take U Higher 5. Code Red - Cruel Intensions 6. Ozma - Guys 7.Ozma - Fast Bleep 8. Sub Zero - Run n Hide (Konichi remix) 9. Ozma & Kevlar & Mashur - Black Hole Joyride 10. Ozma & Mellon - Sunburst 11. Ozma & Mellon - Soul Inflow 12. Jay Z - Niggers in Paris (Sub Zero bootleg) 13. Baauer - Harlem Shake (Ozma bootleg) 14. Funtcase - 50 Callibre (Sub Zero remix) 15. Ozma - Beware I Come 16. Марсель - Настроение Осень (Ozma remix) 17. ID - ID (ID remix) GVOZD trap#1 1.Flosstradamus - Roll Up (Baauer REMIX) 2. Buku - All Deez 3. Guttstar - Where Do Dead Stars Go 4. DJ Craze, Bro Safari - Spooked 5. Jubei Feat Flowdan - Say Nothin (Rockwell Remix) 6. Friction & Skream feat. Scrufizzer, P Money & Riko Dan - kingpin (Rockwell remix) 7. Dream McLean - Network (Chase & Status Remix) 8. Amplify Dot - Kurt Cobain (Butch Clancy Remix) 9. Team Bayside High - Gold Heart 10. Major Lazer ft Amber - Get Rree (J-1 Remix) 11. Wiley, Mz Bratt, Fugative - Go Hard (Thermalbears pon de floor rethink) GVOZD vibez: 1. Emperor ft Georgia Yates - begin (Critical) 2. Insideinfo and Mefjus - blunt (Virus) 3. Noisia and Phace - program(Diode rmx) (Vision free) 4. Sub Focus ft Alex Clare(Sub Focus vs Fred V & Grafix rmx) - endorphins (Ram) 5. Alex Curly - tail wind (dub) 6. Andrew Bayer & Matt Lange ft Kerry Leva - in and out of phase (Calyx and Teebee rmx)(Anjunabeats) 7. Danny Byrd - 4th dimension (Hospital dub) 8. N_technique and Nourma - harrington (Geometry) 9. Cooh and Current Value - biohazard ( Prospect) 10. Zomboy - nuclear (hands up) (Never Say Die, 2012) 11. Amoss - bumbaclart (Horizons) 12. Lynx & Hellrazor - silver glide (original) (Detail) >>>Lynx & Hellrazor - silver glide (BOP rmx) (Detail) 13. RAZ - emotions (Hangar) 14. Need For Mirrors ft. Edward Oberon - reset (V dub) 15. Contrafact - taken fly (You So Fat) 16. Firekiss - line up (dub) 17. Captain Panic!- the Harbinger (Synclan rmx) (Heavy Artillery) 18. Sky Residents - whispering (Eschaton rmx) (Omni music)
Пиратская Станция #610 гудела и раскачивала вибрациями гостевого микса талантливого и очень dancefloorfriendly музыканта OZMA, прогревшего эфир своими и не только треками и тизами, в рамках празднования его дня рождения в прямом эфире! Я- ман не остался в стороне и предложил вам неторопливый вайб музыкальной ловушки, под названием TRAP, в виде треков (как оригинальных так и днб продюсеров), гармонично сочетающихся с драмнбэйсом! Второй час шоу был посвящен обзору новинок конечно же DNB сцены! Поджигай!) OZMA guestmix: 1. Original Sin - Keep Ya Pimp >>> Guv - Butterfly 2. Prototypes - Insomatic >>> Sub Zero - Run n Hide (Konichi Roller remix) 3. Double Wave - Game (Hectix remix) >>> Wilkinson - take U Higher 5. Code Red - Cruel Intensions 6. Ozma - Guys 7.Ozma - Fast Bleep 8. Sub Zero - Run n Hide (Konichi remix) 9. Ozma & Kevlar & Mashur - Black Hole Joyride 10. Ozma & Mellon - Sunburst 11. Ozma & Mellon - Soul Inflow 12. Jay Z - Niggers in Paris (Sub Zero bootleg) 13. Baauer - Harlem Shake (Ozma bootleg) 14. Funtcase - 50 Callibre (Sub Zero remix) 15. Ozma - Beware I Come 16. Марсель - Настроение Осень (Ozma remix) 17. ID - ID (ID remix) GVOZD trap#1 1.Flosstradamus - Roll Up (Baauer REMIX) 2. Buku - All Deez 3. Guttstar - Where Do Dead Stars Go 4. DJ Craze, Bro Safari - Spooked 5. Jubei Feat Flowdan - Say Nothin (Rockwell Remix) 6. Friction & Skream feat. Scrufizzer, P Money & Riko Dan - kingpin (Rockwell remix) 7. Dream McLean - Network (Chase & Status Remix) 8. Amplify Dot - Kurt Cobain (Butch Clancy Remix) 9. Team Bayside High - Gold Heart 10. Major Lazer ft Amber - Get Rree (J-1 Remix) 11. Wiley, Mz Bratt, Fugative - Go Hard (Thermalbears pon de floor rethink) GVOZD vibez: 1. Emperor ft Georgia Yates - begin (Critical) 2. Insideinfo and Mefjus - blunt (Virus) 3. Noisia and Phace - program(Diode rmx) (Vision free) 4. Sub Focus ft Alex Clare(Sub Focus vs Fred V & Grafix rmx) - endorphins (Ram) 5. Alex Curly - tail wind (dub) 6. Andrew Bayer & Matt Lange ft Kerry Leva - in and out of phase (Calyx and Teebee rmx)(Anjunabeats) 7. Danny Byrd - 4th dimension (Hospital dub) 8. N_technique and Nourma - harrington (Geometry) 9. Cooh and Current Value - biohazard ( Prospect) 10. Zomboy - nuclear (hands up) (Never Say Die, 2012) 11. Amoss - bumbaclart (Horizons) 12. Lynx & Hellrazor - silver glide (original) (Detail) >>>Lynx & Hellrazor - silver glide (BOP rmx) (Detail) 13. RAZ - emotions (Hangar) 14. Need For Mirrors ft. Edward Oberon - reset (V dub) 15. Contrafact - taken fly (You So Fat) 16. Firekiss - line up (dub) 17. Captain Panic!- the Harbinger (Synclan rmx) (Heavy Artillery) 18. Sky Residents - whispering (Eschaton rmx) (Omni music)
1. Rihanna - Loveeee Song feat. Future -- bong break -- 2. Scratcha DVA - Ganja (French Fries remix) [Hyperdub] 3. Chapkmace - Bad Boy Bass [forthcoming TBA] 4. Lemonick - Swim [forthcoming DWNTWN RCRD] 5. Wacka Flocka Flame - Karma 6. Chapkmace - Let Let [forthcoming TBA] 7. Rustie - After Light feat. Aluna George [WARP] 8. D.O.K. - West Coast feat 2Pac ( Chapkmace edit) [Hyperdub] 9. Faze Miyake - Take Off [Woofer Music] 10. Booba - Wesh Morray 11. Parachute Youth - Awake Now (What So Not remix) [Sweat it out Records] 12. Cosmic Revenge - Damn Girl [Pelican Fly] 13. Danny Brown - Black Brad Pitt [Bromance] 14. Melé - Look At My Gold Casio (Branko edit) [CD-r] 15. Lunice - Hitmane's Over feat. Drake (Chapkmace edit) [CD-r] 16. Chapkmace - ?????? [CD-r] 17. Hucci - Ball So Hard [CD-r] 18. Bro Safari - Spooked feat. DJ CRAZE 19. S-Type - Billboard [Lucky Me] Like Kartel Klub on Facebook to get all the news regarding events, podcasts and everything else. A new Kartel Kast every two weeks!
dirtyswift.com facebook.com/dirtyswift twitter.com/dirtyswift soundcloud.com/dirtyswift youtube.com/djdirtyswift 1. Big Booty Intro 2. MZ - Fesses 3. King Louie - 2 Pair 4. Booba - Kalash (feat Kaaris) 5. Mykki Blanco - HazeBoogie 6. Bassnectar - Vava Voom (feat. Lupe Fiasco) 7. Branko - Going In Hard (feat. Dominique Young Unique) 8. Yellow Claw - Nooit Meer Slapen Remix (feat. Ronnie Flex, Kid de Blits & Bokoesam) 9. Sinjin Hawke - Crystal Dust 10. Major Lazer - Jah No Partial (Yellow Claw & Yung Felix Remix) 11. Brillz - BuckWild (feat. Teddy Tuxedo) 12. ETC!ETC! x Brillz - Callisto Final 13. Luminox - Hate Me (Original Mix) 14. Heroes x Villains - Ugh! 15. Yellow Claw & Cesqeaux - Make It Clap 16. Jitta On The Track - Smoke Signals (D!RTY AUD!O Remix) 17. Sir Charles - Ca$h To The Ceiling 18. Bro Safari - Spooked (feat. DJ Craze) 19. El-P - The Full Retard 20. Young Jeezy - RIP (feat. 2 Chainz) 21. Gangsta Gangsta Interlude 22. Trinidad James - All Gold Everything 23. Tyga - Rack City (Grandtheft Bootleg) 24. Diplo - Butters Theme (Original Mix) (feat. Billy The Gent & Long Jawns) 25. Yellow Claw - Krokobil (ft. Sjaak & Mr. Polska) 26. South Rakkas Crew - REFILL (DFace Remix) (feat. RDX) 27. Vato Gonzalez & Diplo - Rasclat Riddim 28. Bro Safari & ETC!ETC! - The Clap (Will Bailey Remix) 29. Mykki Blanco - YungRhymeAssassin [Prod. by Flosstradamus] 30. Big Sean - Guap Bootleg 31. DJ Slink - So Fly 32. Bro Safari & UFO! - 2012 33. Callisto - Rework 34. Gent & Jawns - Turnup 35. Hucci - Hatch 36. Jay-Z & Kanye West - Niggas in paris (Jourvil Edit) 37. Funkin Matt - I Wish (Original Mix) 38. Amine Edge & Dance - Going To Heaven With The Goodie-Goodies (Original Mix) 39. Pharoahe Monch - Simon Says (Filthy Disco Remix) 40. Chief Keef - Love Sosa 41. French Montana - Ocho Cinco (feat. Diddy, Red Cafe, MGK) 42. Pusha T - Blocka (Feat. Popcaan & Travis Scott) 43. MZ - Foncedé 44. Lil Wayne - Bitches Love Me (feat. Drake & Future)
ScenePodcast.com 1-Sandro Silva ft. Bizzey - Get Lower 2-Calvin Harris - Feel So Close 3-Steve Aoki & Afrojack ft. Miss Palmer - No Beef (Panic City & Supersede remix) 4-Erick Morillo & Ed Thoneick ft. Shawnee Taylor - Stronger (Nicky Romero remix) 5-Fedde Le Grand - So Much Love 6-Avicii vs. Hardwell - Fade Into Darkness (bootleg) 7-Dirty South & Thomas GOld ft. Kate Elsworth - Alive (Tommy Trash remix) 8-Rihanna ft. Calvin Harris - We Found Love 9-Chuckie & Gregor Salto - What Happens In Vegas 10-Nervo ft. Afrojack & Steve Aoki - We're All No One (Hook n' Sling remix) 11-Skylar Grey - Invisible (Dirty South remix) 12- Foster The People - Pumped Up Kicks (Scene bootleg) 13-Anjulie - Brand New (Laidback Luke remix) 14-Nadia Ali, Alex Kenji & Starkillers - Pressure (Alesso remix) 15-Adele - Someone Like You (Remy Le Duc & EC Twins remix) 16-DJ Bam Bam & Alex Peace - Keep Movin 17-Avicii - Levels (Scene bootleg) 18-David Guetta ft. Usher - Without You (Nicky Romero remix) 19-DJ Craze ft. Wekonize - Dance Alone
Firstly, thanks to everyone that made it to the last Sunshine Daze Party at Club Warehouse in April, and also to everyone that made it to Birdcage in May... We are pleased to announce the return of Sunshine Daze to Club Warehouse in June for another House Special. In round 2 we'll be taking you on a round trip of House Music from the past years right up to the present day, so theres guaranteed to be something for everyone....From Old Skool Anthems to Tech House.. Once again we are offering everyone the opportunity to get in for £6 on the special Sunshine Daze guestlist, so get on that and get in for nearly half price. ★★DJS ON THE NIGHT★★ ★ PAUL GARDNER (SOUL AVENGERZ) ★ DJ CRAZE ★ MAXIM & DYNAMIX ★ DEE JAMES ★ TRE ★ CHRIS DOULOU ★ DOLLY ROCKERS ★ DJ RAZ ★ HUGH GUNNELL ★ MISS CRAZY D ★ SAM SMOOTH With Vocals By KAYBEE For more info and guestlist : Call or Text : 07541 31 00 75 Or visit : http://www.sunshinedaze.info/ http://www.shine879.com/ http://www.clubwarehouse.com/ ★★★★★ OTHER EVENTS TO LOOK OUT FOR ★★★★★ Saturday 4th June Sunshine Daze and Key Of Life Tech House Special @Egg, York Way, Kings X, London NW1
2011 We're Back Episode: Too many things happened and to start back up we have legendary DJ/ Producer Am Fm Alexander gracing us with his Bliss Mixtape. Artist, DJ, Producer, Remixer, Engineer, Songwriter, Entrepreneur, AmFm Alexander is one of Los Angeles most creatively diverse energetic and consistent entertainers of electronic dance music today. With an uninterrupted flow of record releases since 1996, he has unleashed immaculate tracks ranging from pounding hard house, hard trance, banging electro, break beats and through the sublevels of progressive house, trance and techno. With over 43 EP's, 19 singles, 4 mix compilations out on the market and counting Alexander has set a very solid foundation for his work in the dance floors across the world. Extremely unique and distinct production style has given AmFm the opportunity to collaborate, re-mix and share stages which artists such as Deamau5, BT, Q-Bert, Amber, ABC, Yoji Biomehanika, DJ Craze, Christopher Lawrence, DJ Reza, Felizia, Mix Master Mike, Bad Boy Bill, Richard Humpty Vission, Robbie Rivera, Dj Irene, George Centeno, Angel Alanis, Dynamic Dual. Alexander's relentless mixing and scratching skills, and phenomenal programming has sent crowds all over the globe spinning into a raging frenzy, this has been AmFm's motivation and inspiration to continue producing uplifting, pounding, energetic tracks. From countless dance floor anthems created in his studio, Am Fm has become undisputedly one of dance music's most prolific Icon's. This bad boy is here to stay until he makes you dance!!!!!www.myspace.com/djamfmalexanderFollow me on twitter http://twitter.com/AMFMALEXANDER
Привет всем в новом 2011 году. Сегодня мы совершим путешествие в Англию, Лондон,именно оттуда наш сегодняшний герой Мировой Тенденции. Max Cooper Макс Купер (Max Cooper) - лондонский музыкант и генетик, в основном выпускающийся на лейбле Traum Schallplatten. Сочетание научного и музыкального влияния сказывается в ди-джейских сетах Макса в стилях его технического исполнения и темы абстрактного исследования. Макс начал заниматься ди-джеингом в конце 90-х в его родном городе Белфасте, получив вдохновение от таких артистов, как QBert, DJ Craze, Бабу и DJ Noize, которые использовали вертушки в качестве инструментов для создания новых ритмов и звуков посредством скретча и жонглирования. Этот стиль ди-джеинга Макс использовал в течение нескольких лет, пока не обратил внимание на его музыкальную одержимость в написании музыки. Ди-джейская карьера Макса началась в 1999 году резиденцией в клубе «Rumour» в Белфасте. Вот уже 9 лет длится его давняя резиденция в ночном клубе Великобритании в клубе «Firefly», стартовавшая после переезда его в Ноттингем для продолжения изучения наук. Макс быстро завоевал признание у средств массовой информации, получив метку «героя будущего» Mixmag. Это национальное признание помогло Максу в приглашении на BBC Radio1 на пятничное ночное шоу Fergie в начале 2004 года. Сет Макса на Radio1 был хорошо принят и помог ему стать одним из артистов Ornadel Management и Mainstage. Это обеспечило Максу постоянные даты выступления в Великобритании и за рубежом, пока он продолжал свою научную и профессиональную музыкальную карьеры. После окончания университета, получив степень магистра и доктора наук в Ноттингеме, Макс решил переехать в Лондон для того, чтобы работать над новыми музыкальными и исследовательскими проектами. С 2001 года Макс играет основную роль в клубе «Firefly», помогая превратить ночь в нечто грандиозное. За время этой резиденции Макс выступал наряду с такими артистами как Jeff Mills, Booka Shade, Vitalic, Hot Chip, Dave Clarke, Justice, Digitalism, Derrick May, Slam, Alter Ego, Umek, Alex Under, M.A.N.D.Y., Stanton Warriors, Paul Woolford, Justin Robertson, Speedy J, Daddy G (Massive Attack), Marco Bailey, Andrew Weatherall, Ben Sims, Adam Freeland, Plump DJs, Technasia, Freq Nasty, Phil Kieran, Rolando, Fergie, Hybrid, Green Velvet, Luke Slater, Brodinski и т.д. и т.д. и т.п.! Продюсерская карьера Макса началась в 2006 году с релиза на звукозаписывающих компаниях Firefly recordings и Evolved Records, с существенными чартами и обзорами прессы, приносящих успех Максу на раннем этапе. Многое из стиля ди-джеинга Макса и его написания музыки представляет собой объединение элементов из стилей electronica, minimal, electro и techno. В 2007 году Макс стал резидентом в The Key в Лондоне, в Stealth в Ноттингеме и в The Cross в Лондоне. «Firefly» продолжает расширяться, новые события и фестивали в Бристоле, Лондоне, Шеффилде, Бирмингеме, Ноттингеме. В 2007 году навыки Макса сводить пластинки были востребованы компанией BBC в создании обучающего видео по скретчу, которое доступно на веб-сайте BBC. Первый, выпущенный в Великобритании, мини-альбом Макса «One is None» мгновенно стал одним из самых продаваемых мини-альбомов на лейбле, который дал тенденцию к взрывному спросу на его произведения в более чем 50-ти релизах на лейблах включая Traum Schallplatten, Naked Lunch, Shrink Records, Firefly Recordings, Flux, Trapez and Autist Records. Первый виниловый мини-альбом Макса «Tamperine», демонстрирующий его прикосновения minimal/tech, быстро попали на minimal-чарты на Beatport в 2007 году. Этот год завершился выпуском его третьего мини-альбома «Ergo», который был поддержан многими крупными артистами и BBC Radio 1 в течение нескольких недель в 10-ке лучших в DJdownload, достигнув строчки 4. В 2008 году Макс продолжает восхождение в статусе продюсера на международной арене с альбомом «FRANK» на лейбле Firefly recordings, достигнув 15 позиции в чарте Beatport, а его мини-альбом «Shufflebox» на берлинском лейбле Autist Records за месяц добрался до 10 строчки чарта лучших 100 minimal-композиций. Макс во второй раз появился на BBC Radio 1 в 2008 г. после последней живой записи вместе с Annie Nightinghale. Самый успешный мини-альбом Макса на сегодняшний день «Harmonisch» на лейбле Traum Schallplatten был выпущен в начале 2009 года, достигнув 5 позиции в чарте продаж виниловых пластинок, а также получил многочисленные отзывы и награду за релиз месяца от прессы во всем мире. Трек со стороны А этого мини-альбома был также выпущен в компиляции группы Hot Chip летом 2009 года. Успех работ Макса заинтересовал некоторых крупных мировых артистов и воплотился в таких работах, как последние ремиксы на Extrawelt, Moonbeam, Kanio, Perc и Dominik Eulberg. В 2009 году Макс подписал контракт на букинг с лейблом Traum, который в настоящее время управляет выпуском его музыки, ремиксами и графиком выступлений. В 2009 году с мая Макс стал выступать на телевидении с ежемесячным обучающим видео по скретчу для Underground TV на спутниковом канале Propeller. Этот год для Макса сопровождался выпуском релиза и тяжелым графиком выступлений, новыми резиденциями в клубах «333» и «Bar54» в Лондоне, наряду со вторым мини-альбомом на лейбле Traum Schallplatten вместе с релизами на лейблах Trapez, Autist Records, Firefly Recordings и Perc Trax. Итак,наслаждаемся великолепным саундом... Приятных вам эмоций!
Привет всем в новом 2011 году. Сегодня мы совершим путешествие в Англию, Лондон,именно оттуда наш сегодняшний герой Мировой Тенденции. Max Cooper Макс Купер (Max Cooper) - лондонский музыкант и генетик, в основном выпускающийся на лейбле Traum Schallplatten. Сочетание научного и музыкального влияния сказывается в ди-джейских сетах Макса в стилях его технического исполнения и темы абстрактного исследования. Макс начал заниматься ди-джеингом в конце 90-х в его родном городе Белфасте, получив вдохновение от таких артистов, как QBert, DJ Craze, Бабу и DJ Noize, которые использовали вертушки в качестве инструментов для создания новых ритмов и звуков посредством скретча и жонглирования. Этот стиль ди-джеинга Макс использовал в течение нескольких лет, пока не обратил внимание на его музыкальную одержимость в написании музыки. Ди-джейская карьера Макса началась в 1999 году резиденцией в клубе «Rumour» в Белфасте. Вот уже 9 лет длится его давняя резиденция в ночном клубе Великобритании в клубе «Firefly», стартовавшая после переезда его в Ноттингем для продолжения изучения наук. Макс быстро завоевал признание у средств массовой информации, получив метку «героя будущего» Mixmag. Это национальное признание помогло Максу в приглашении на BBC Radio1 на пятничное ночное шоу Fergie в начале 2004 года. Сет Макса на Radio1 был хорошо принят и помог ему стать одним из артистов Ornadel Management и Mainstage. Это обеспечило Максу постоянные даты выступления в Великобритании и за рубежом, пока он продолжал свою научную и профессиональную музыкальную карьеры. После окончания университета, получив степень магистра и доктора наук в Ноттингеме, Макс решил переехать в Лондон для того, чтобы работать над новыми музыкальными и исследовательскими проектами. С 2001 года Макс играет основную роль в клубе «Firefly», помогая превратить ночь в нечто грандиозное. За время этой резиденции Макс выступал наряду с такими артистами как Jeff Mills, Booka Shade, Vitalic, Hot Chip, Dave Clarke, Justice, Digitalism, Derrick May, Slam, Alter Ego, Umek, Alex Under, M.A.N.D.Y., Stanton Warriors, Paul Woolford, Justin Robertson, Speedy J, Daddy G (Massive Attack), Marco Bailey, Andrew Weatherall, Ben Sims, Adam Freeland, Plump DJs, Technasia, Freq Nasty, Phil Kieran, Rolando, Fergie, Hybrid, Green Velvet, Luke Slater, Brodinski и т.д. и т.д. и т.п.! Продюсерская карьера Макса началась в 2006 году с релиза на звукозаписывающих компаниях Firefly recordings и Evolved Records, с существенными чартами и обзорами прессы, приносящих успех Максу на раннем этапе. Многое из стиля ди-джеинга Макса и его написания музыки представляет собой объединение элементов из стилей electronica, minimal, electro и techno. В 2007 году Макс стал резидентом в The Key в Лондоне, в Stealth в Ноттингеме и в The Cross в Лондоне. «Firefly» продолжает расширяться, новые события и фестивали в Бристоле, Лондоне, Шеффилде, Бирмингеме, Ноттингеме. В 2007 году навыки Макса сводить пластинки были востребованы компанией BBC в создании обучающего видео по скретчу, которое доступно на веб-сайте BBC. Первый, выпущенный в Великобритании, мини-альбом Макса «One is None» мгновенно стал одним из самых продаваемых мини-альбомов на лейбле, который дал тенденцию к взрывному спросу на его произведения в более чем 50-ти релизах на лейблах включая Traum Schallplatten, Naked Lunch, Shrink Records, Firefly Recordings, Flux, Trapez and Autist Records. Первый виниловый мини-альбом Макса «Tamperine», демонстрирующий его прикосновения minimal/tech, быстро попали на minimal-чарты на Beatport в 2007 году. Этот год завершился выпуском его третьего мини-альбома «Ergo», который был поддержан многими крупными артистами и BBC Radio 1 в течение нескольких недель в 10-ке лучших в DJdownload, достигнув строчки 4. В 2008 году Макс продолжает восхождение в статусе продюсера на международной арене с альбомом «FRANK» на лейбле Firefly recordings, достигнув 15 позиции в чарте Beatport, а его мини-альбом «Shufflebox» на берлинском лейбле Autist Records за месяц добрался до 10 строчки чарта лучших 100 minimal-композиций. Макс во второй раз появился на BBC Radio 1 в 2008 г. после последней живой записи вместе с Annie Nightinghale. Самый успешный мини-альбом Макса на сегодняшний день «Harmonisch» на лейбле Traum Schallplatten был выпущен в начале 2009 года, достигнув 5 позиции в чарте продаж виниловых пластинок, а также получил многочисленные отзывы и награду за релиз месяца от прессы во всем мире. Трек со стороны А этого мини-альбома был также выпущен в компиляции группы Hot Chip летом 2009 года. Успех работ Макса заинтересовал некоторых крупных мировых артистов и воплотился в таких работах, как последние ремиксы на Extrawelt, Moonbeam, Kanio, Perc и Dominik Eulberg. В 2009 году Макс подписал контракт на букинг с лейблом Traum, который в настоящее время управляет выпуском его музыки, ремиксами и графиком выступлений. В 2009 году с мая Макс стал выступать на телевидении с ежемесячным обучающим видео по скретчу для Underground TV на спутниковом канале Propeller. Этот год для Макса сопровождался выпуском релиза и тяжелым графиком выступлений, новыми резиденциями в клубах «333» и «Bar54» в Лондоне, наряду со вторым мини-альбомом на лейбле Traum Schallplatten вместе с релизами на лейблах Trapez, Autist Records, Firefly Recordings и Perc Trax. Итак,наслаждаемся великолепным саундом... Приятных вам эмоций!
Agent Alvin - August 2009 Studio Mix Panda presents Agent Alvin. The acclaimed New Zealand Drum N Bass producer is just finishing off collaborations with Viper Recording's own Futurebound which will hit this year. Agent Alvin's single "Don't Look Back" has become a straight-out Drum N Bass hit. Alvin has mixed his most recent work exclusively for Panda Drum N Bass TV. Tune in to hear New Zealand's best. Out now: Agent Alvin - Super Highway (Hospital Records) Out now: Agent Alvin - Wicked Man (Viper Recordings) Out now: Agent Alvin - Don't Look Back (Viper Recordings) Out soon: Agent Alvin & Futurebound - Untitled (Viper Recordings) █ ABOUT █ Music has always been a part of Agent Alvins life. Alvin aka Warren Field was brought up on a steady diet of classical composers, later giving way to the experimentation of jazz, rock, funk and hip-hop. It was in his teens that he picked up the guitar and set upon learning everything he could about the music he was listening to. The guitar would have to give way to samplers and keyboards however when Field caught the rave bug in the late 90`s. His first tune, a laid-back dub affair, was released by New Zealands LOOP recordings, gaining nation-wide airplay and hinting at a sign of things to come. In 2004, he released his debut album on New Zealands Capital Records, featuring Spikey Tee, Ruth Minuit, MC Kyla and Meg Martin to great critical acclaim. The self-titled album was nominated for best Electronic release in New Zealands 2005 B-net Awards. It was around the same time that Alvin released his first Drum & Bass 12 with his debut release on the New Zealand based Random Recordings. Fast forward to 2006. It was a big year for the Agent, with tunes released on labels as diverse as the legendary Full Cycle, Klute's imprint Commercial Suicide, Gain, G2 and Resin Records. His tunes were getting airplay on the BBC's Radio 1 by Zane Lowe, Grooverider, Annie Mac and Ras Kwame. As well as high radio play, DJ's such as High Contrast, London Electricity, Roni Size, Pendulum, DJ Craze, The Scratch Perverts and countless others have been playing his music all over the world cementing him as a serious player in Drum and Bass. 2008 heralded the debut release for Agent Alvin on the highly regarded Hospital Records. Super Highway was released on the Friendly Fire EP alongside tracks by Blame, Makoto & T-Ak and Fracture & Survival. This year also saw the release of the massive Wicked Man, featured on the Watch the Ride CD mixed by High Contrast. Wicked Man was picked up by Viper Records and included the long-awaited Dont Look Back on the flip, both of which received support from Radio 1. The Agent has also showed his versatility, with the Autobots picking up two tracks for their Breakbeat label Broke. On the remix tip, the Agent has recently finished tracks for Antiforms Got to be You and The Nomads Sunny Day. Coming up in 2009, look out for a collab with the infamous Futurebound as well as New Zealand's breaks/drum 'n bass rising stars Antiform. 2009 will also herald Agent Alvins first UK/Europe tour. TRACKLISTING00:00 - Agent Alvin - Drift Away (Hospital Records) 02:34 - Minuit - Daddy O (Agent Alvin RMX) (???) 05:29 - Agent Alvin - Super Highway (Hospital) 07:43 - Agent Alvin - Circuit Breaker (Full Cycle) 09:33 - Agent Alvin - Pick Me Up (Full Cycle) 11:46 - Agent Alvin - Pinata feat. Fiasco (???) 13:58 - Agent Alvin - On the Run (G2) 15:48 - Bulletproof - Beirut (Agent Alvin RMX) (Cyanide) 18:01 - Antiform & Agent Alvin - Artificial Intelligence (System Wide) 19:30 - Agent Alvin - Dont Look Back feat. Fiasco (Viper) 21:42 - Agent Alvin - Love Lost (???)
Agent Alvin - August 2009 Studio Mix Panda presents Agent Alvin. The acclaimed New Zealand Drum N Bass producer is just finishing off collaborations with Viper Recording's own Futurebound which will hit this year. Agent Alvin's single "Don't Look Back" has become a straight-out Drum N Bass hit. Alvin has mixed his most recent work exclusively for Panda Drum N Bass TV. Tune in to hear New Zealand's best. Out now: Agent Alvin - Super Highway (Hospital Records) Out now: Agent Alvin - Wicked Man (Viper Recordings) Out now: Agent Alvin - Don't Look Back (Viper Recordings) Out soon: Agent Alvin & Futurebound - Untitled (Viper Recordings) █ ABOUT █ Music has always been a part of Agent Alvins life. Alvin aka Warren Field was brought up on a steady diet of classical composers, later giving way to the experimentation of jazz, rock, funk and hip-hop. It was in his teens that he picked up the guitar and set upon learning everything he could about the music he was listening to. The guitar would have to give way to samplers and keyboards however when Field caught the rave bug in the late 90`s. His first tune, a laid-back dub affair, was released by New Zealands LOOP recordings, gaining nation-wide airplay and hinting at a sign of things to come. In 2004, he released his debut album on New Zealands Capital Records, featuring Spikey Tee, Ruth Minuit, MC Kyla and Meg Martin to great critical acclaim. The self-titled album was nominated for best Electronic release in New Zealands 2005 B-net Awards. It was around the same time that Alvin released his first Drum & Bass 12 with his debut release on the New Zealand based Random Recordings. Fast forward to 2006. It was a big year for the Agent, with tunes released on labels as diverse as the legendary Full Cycle, Klute's imprint Commercial Suicide, Gain, G2 and Resin Records. His tunes were getting airplay on the BBC's Radio 1 by Zane Lowe, Grooverider, Annie Mac and Ras Kwame. As well as high radio play, DJ's such as High Contrast, London Electricity, Roni Size, Pendulum, DJ Craze, The Scratch Perverts and countless others have been playing his music all over the world cementing him as a serious player in Drum and Bass. 2008 heralded the debut release for Agent Alvin on the highly regarded Hospital Records. Super Highway was released on the Friendly Fire EP alongside tracks by Blame, Makoto & T-Ak and Fracture & Survival. This year also saw the release of the massive Wicked Man, featured on the Watch the Ride CD mixed by High Contrast. Wicked Man was picked up by Viper Records and included the long-awaited Dont Look Back on the flip, both of which received support from Radio 1. The Agent has also showed his versatility, with the Autobots picking up two tracks for their Breakbeat label Broke. On the remix tip, the Agent has recently finished tracks for Antiforms Got to be You and The Nomads Sunny Day. Coming up in 2009, look out for a collab with the infamous Futurebound as well as New Zealand's breaks/drum 'n bass rising stars Antiform. 2009 will also herald Agent Alvins first UK/Europe tour. TRACKLISTING00:00 - Agent Alvin - Drift Away (Hospital Records) 02:34 - Minuit - Daddy O (Agent Alvin RMX) (???) 05:29 - Agent Alvin - Super Highway (Hospital) 07:43 - Agent Alvin - Circuit Breaker (Full Cycle) 09:33 - Agent Alvin - Pick Me Up (Full Cycle) 11:46 - Agent Alvin - Pinata feat. Fiasco (???) 13:58 - Agent Alvin - On the Run (G2) 15:48 - Bulletproof - Beirut (Agent Alvin RMX) (Cyanide) 18:01 - Antiform & Agent Alvin - Artificial Intelligence (System Wide) 19:30 - Agent Alvin - Dont Look Back feat. Fiasco (Viper) 21:42 - Agent Alvin - Love Lost (???)
Agent Alvin - August 2009 Studio Mix Panda presents Agent Alvin. The acclaimed New Zealand Drum N Bass producer is just finishing off collaborations with Viper Recording's own Futurebound which will hit this year. Agent Alvin's single "Don't Look Back" has become a straight-out Drum N Bass hit. Alvin has mixed his most recent work exclusively for Panda Drum N Bass TV. Tune in to hear New Zealand's best. Out now: Agent Alvin - Super Highway (Hospital Records) Out now: Agent Alvin - Wicked Man (Viper Recordings) Out now: Agent Alvin - Don't Look Back (Viper Recordings) Out soon: Agent Alvin & Futurebound - Untitled (Viper Recordings) █ ABOUT █ Music has always been a part of Agent Alvins life. Alvin aka Warren Field was brought up on a steady diet of classical composers, later giving way to the experimentation of jazz, rock, funk and hip-hop. It was in his teens that he picked up the guitar and set upon learning everything he could about the music he was listening to. The guitar would have to give way to samplers and keyboards however when Field caught the rave bug in the late 90`s. His first tune, a laid-back dub affair, was released by New Zealands LOOP recordings, gaining nation-wide airplay and hinting at a sign of things to come. In 2004, he released his debut album on New Zealands Capital Records, featuring Spikey Tee, Ruth Minuit, MC Kyla and Meg Martin to great critical acclaim. The self-titled album was nominated for best Electronic release in New Zealands 2005 B-net Awards. It was around the same time that Alvin released his first Drum & Bass 12 with his debut release on the New Zealand based Random Recordings. Fast forward to 2006. It was a big year for the Agent, with tunes released on labels as diverse as the legendary Full Cycle, Klute's imprint Commercial Suicide, Gain, G2 and Resin Records. His tunes were getting airplay on the BBC's Radio 1 by Zane Lowe, Grooverider, Annie Mac and Ras Kwame. As well as high radio play, DJ's such as High Contrast, London Electricity, Roni Size, Pendulum, DJ Craze, The Scratch Perverts and countless others have been playing his music all over the world cementing him as a serious player in Drum and Bass. 2008 heralded the debut release for Agent Alvin on the highly regarded Hospital Records. Super Highway was released on the Friendly Fire EP alongside tracks by Blame, Makoto & T-Ak and Fracture & Survival. This year also saw the release of the massive Wicked Man, featured on the Watch the Ride CD mixed by High Contrast. Wicked Man was picked up by Viper Records and included the long-awaited Dont Look Back on the flip, both of which received support from Radio 1. The Agent has also showed his versatility, with the Autobots picking up two tracks for their Breakbeat label Broke. On the remix tip, the Agent has recently finished tracks for Antiforms Got to be You and The Nomads Sunny Day. Coming up in 2009, look out for a collab with the infamous Futurebound as well as New Zealand's breaks/drum 'n bass rising stars Antiform. 2009 will also herald Agent Alvins first UK/Europe tour. TRACKLISTING00:00 - Agent Alvin - Drift Away (Hospital Records) 02:34 - Minuit - Daddy O (Agent Alvin RMX) (???) 05:29 - Agent Alvin - Super Highway (Hospital) 07:43 - Agent Alvin - Circuit Breaker (Full Cycle) 09:33 - Agent Alvin - Pick Me Up (Full Cycle) 11:46 - Agent Alvin - Pinata feat. Fiasco (???) 13:58 - Agent Alvin - On the Run (G2) 15:48 - Bulletproof - Beirut (Agent Alvin RMX) (Cyanide) 18:01 - Antiform & Agent Alvin - Artificial Intelligence (System Wide) 19:30 - Agent Alvin - Dont Look Back feat. Fiasco (Viper) 21:42 - Agent Alvin - Love Lost (???)
Featuring an interview 6xDMC champion DJ Craze after his performance at Bed SupperClub, Bangkok, Thailand
Interview with DJ Craze. Originally recorded November 2006. Duration: 6:08 min
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