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This Christian feature film about an aspiring DJ feels like a remake of the 2015 Zac Efron-fronted EDM movie WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS, but unfortunately is lacking a lot of substance both in its spiritual and musical themes. FACE THE BEAT is the story of Zack aka “ZDJ Grey”, a teenager who wants to escape the rat race by kickstarting his career as a DJ and music producer. The film uses a lot of EDM stock music to represent Zack's creative output, which confusingly runs the gamut from chill house to lo-fi hiphop. Zack's support system includes his divorced parents (a working-class nurse mother and a father who works in the music industry), his rich playboy friend Cooper who books him for gigs, and his vocalist girlfriend Ava who is played by notable Christian singer V. Rose. Zack feels discouraged in realizing his dream as a successful DJ, but eventually his dedication (and some crucial financial support from his father and Cooper) pay off to being discovered by a “music influencer” and artist representative at his first big gig, hinting toward a successful future in Christian music. You would think a movie like this would explore the sacrifices one must make to preserve personal faith in a secular industry, but it really doesn't do anything like that at all. However, the film did inspire us to ruminate on what it takes to actually be a career DJ. Our DJ friend Pretty R1cky (@sobasedsopretty) joined us in the studio to discuss Los Angeles DJ politics, music as a force that comes directly from God, and their viral crucifixion tattoo that has earned them internet infamy.  Stream "DJ" by Pretty R1cky feat. Ash Nerve on Spotify Follow Pretty R1cky on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sobasedsopretty/ View our full episode list and subscribe to any of our public feeds: http://boysbiblestudy.com Unlock 2+ bonus episodes per month: http://patreon.com/boysbiblestudy Subscribe to our Twitch for livestreams: http://twitch.tv/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Instagram: http://instagram.com/boysbiblestudy Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/boysbiblestudy

Happy Almost New Year! Yoday Alec and Erik ring in the new year with the underrated 80's slasher film—New Year's Evil (1980). Directed by Emmett Alston, this low-budget cult classic combines the festive spirit of New Year's Eve with a chilling, high-stakes game of cat and mouse. The plot follows a Los Angeles DJ who becomes the target of a mysterious killer, who promises to murder someone at the stroke of midnight in each time zone. With a killer twist and a shocking final act, New Year's Evil has earned a spot in the pantheon of holiday horror films. Join us as we break down the film's unique premise, discuss its blend of disco-era glam and slasher horror, and explore the portrayal of female characters in 80s slasher films. We'll also take a look at the killer's twisted motivation, the influence of New Year's Eve as a backdrop, and how New Year's Evil has gained cult status over the years. So, grab your party hats and a glass of champagne as we count down to a night of blood, mystery, and mayhem in this unforgettable, festive fright fest! Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wheel-of-horror/id1534102813 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3HnyAISG8Z8hvMFdSG60tE?si=9b785cf21c7f46a3 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@wheelofhorrorpodcast1802/videos Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/HorrorWheel

They say music is a time machine, able to whisk you away to moments past with just a few notes—and that's exactly where I'm taking you in this episode of Music in my Shoes. Today's journey starts with a nod to my late father-in-law, Larry Roberts. Imagine my surprise at discovering Andy Summers of The Police was not the fresh-faced youngster I'd pictured strumming alongside Sting, but a seasoned musician who had already seen his share of the '60s rock scene.As we stroll down memory lane, we tip our hats to the irreplaceable Los Angeles DJ, Jim Ladd, whose airwaves shaped a generation, and then swap coasts to the bustling streets of New York City. There, among the holiday lights and towering skyscrapers, I encounter the dizzying heights of the Edge and the changing face of the Hard Rock Cafe—a once sacred site for music lovers now repurposed as a beacon for tourists. This transition from personal music temples to mainstream meccas underscores the fluidity of music's place in our culture, and serves as a prelude to what turned out to be a deeply personal concert experience with Bobby Weir and the Wolf Brothers.Finally, I pull back the curtain on the subjectivity of musical preferences—why one person's anthem can be another's static noise. Through these sonic snapshots and personal reflections, I hope to leave you with a fresh perspective on the music that tracks our lives or, at the very least, an urge to dust off your old records and give them another spin.

On this episode of Art To Empire, we've got part 2 of our chat with Los Angeles the Los Angeles turntable legend DJ Drez aka Dr. EZ. A man of many hats. A "sound ambassador". DJ. Turntablist. Producer. Beat Maker. Artist. Painter. Print Maker. Mind Astronaut. Part 2 of 2Join the conversation on social media tag #ArtToEmpireFollow Folkshost @bukueoneguest @djdreznetwork @studymusicgroup

Gill hangs out with Clifton Weaver AKA DJ Soft Touch, Los Angeles DJ and Musician. https://www.cliftonweaver.com/Listen to this podcast on Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Watch this podcast on Youtube at Mindbuzz Media    / @mindbuzzmediaListen to this podcast on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/4r35EH2...Follow The Mindbuzz on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/themindbuzz

It's our big party weekend and what better way to kick it off than with a new episode of "The Pan Dulce Life Mixshow" with hosts DJ Refresh and Murcielago Mayor. As you may have heard, we're hosting our first-ever in-person party this Sunday, May 29 at Onyx Nightclub in downtown San Diego. The whole crew will be there so come through!Opening up today's episode is resident PDL mixer, DJ Huggz. Based in Irvine, CA, Huggz is an affiliate Twitch DJ. He delivers 30 minutes of reggaeton and Latin-influenced house music.And our final guest for our Los Angeles DJ month edition is DJ Ralphy. The young party rocker is a resident at Rumba Room Live, The Reserve, and the Holiday Gentlemen's Club. Raphy drops 30 minutes of Latin-influenced house music.As always, thank you for your support y Saca Las Conchas! Hit us with a follow and share the show with a friend!Follow Refreshwww.instagram.com/djrefreshsdFollow Murcielagowww.instagram.com/14cabezonFollow Huggzwww.instagram.com/djhuggzFollow Ralphywww.instagram.com/djralphyy/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're only one weekend away from our big Pan Dulce Life party in San Diego on Memorial Day Weekend, so we're gearing up with a brand new, high-energy episode of the mixshow! As always, hosted by DJ Refresh and Murcielago Mayor.Kicking us off today is resident PDL mixer DJ Zay, who drops 30 minutes of house, guaracha, reggaeton, and more! Zay is a mixer on Fuego 101.9 FM and resident at Faces Nightclub in Sacramento.And keeping our Los Angeles DJ month edition going is special guest mixer, DJ K-Nasty. His set consists of Latin-influenced house music, dembow, and reggaeton. K-Nasty is a resident at Conga Room in LA and at Onyx Nightclub in SD every second Saturday of the month.As always, thank you for your support y Saca Las Conchas! Hit us with a follow and share the show with a friend!Follow Refreshwww.instagram.com/djrefreshsdFollow Murcielagowww.instagram.com/14cabezonFollow Zaywww.instagram.com/djzayFollow K-Nastyhttps://www.instagram.com/djk.nasty See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DJ Spider sits down with DJ Nu-Mark on "The 20 Podcast." The veteran Los Angeles DJ, who's best known for being a member of Jurassic 5, discusses his legendary toy routines, producing music for film, plus more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the @5on5podcast the boys are joined by Los Angeles DJ and producer Kyle Woods (@_kywo) for a flashback battle to the simpler times of Calvin Harris vs Soulja Boy. The conversation shifts after the lightning round as Kyle talks about his production work on HBO's A Rodeo Film and the oculus VR film Dispatch. The chat shifts to emotions as a working DJ, writers block, and Neek feeling intimidated by Michael Jackson's pet monkey Bubbles. Giddy Up! We had a lot to unpack.

Smooth Talk is the house music duo combination of THEO of 'The Session' & Milo B of 'Brick House Radio'. Together their sound is a mixture of soul capturing high vibration frequencies that leave nothing left to do but to move. This is a 2 hr live set from a house music function we threw in LA on May 17th 2021 with 30 min switch-offs beginning with THEO. Hope you enjoy just a snippet of the sound Smooth Talk has to offer. Follow the socials below for more updates! Much love: THEO https://www.instagram.com/theophllus/ Milo B https://www.instagram.com/theophllus/

SPIN MASTER A-1 洗練されたテクニックでオーディエンスを魅了し独自のアイデアを武器に表現力をアップデート、DJという枠を越えるべくドラムマシンでのパフォーマンスを取り入れ「LIVEができるターンテーブル・アーティスト」としてShing02のTour DJを務め国内外問わず活動範囲を広げている。 2019年、和楽器をフィーチャーしたShing02とのアルバム「246911」とビートミックステープ「MAWASHI」をリリース。2020年にBREAKBEATS アルバム「B-BOY IN THE SAMURAI SHADOW」をリリース。 Apple Kyoto「Today at Apple」にてiPadでのビート制作プロセスとフィンガードラムをワークショップ形式でプロファイルし音楽教育分野でも注目されている。DMCに代表されるDJ大会に審査員としての参加やアパレルブランドのプロモーション、DJ機器のアドバイザー、Los AngelesのDJ集団BEAT JUNKIESのアンバサダーを務めるなどプレイ以外でも多岐に渡ってカルチャーの発展に貢献している。 In 2019, he will release the album "246911" with Shing02 featuring Japanese instruments and the beat mix tape "MAWASHI". In 2019, he will release the album "246911" with Shing02 featuring Japanese instruments and the beat mix tape "MAWASHI", and in 2020, he will release the BREAKBEATS album "B-BOY IN THE SAMURAI SHADOW". He has been featured in Apple Kyoto's "Today at Apple" program, where he gave a workshop on the iPad beat production process and finger drumming, and has received attention in the music education field. He is also a judge for DJ competitions such as DMC, a promoter for apparel brands, an advisor for DJ equipment, and an ambassador for Los Angeles DJ group BEAT JUNKIES. SPIN MASTER A-1 https://www.spinmastera1.com

Mona invites friend and biggest DJ in Dubai (Marwan aka Dj Bliss) to discuss life in Dubai during the pandemic, why Khaleeji's in Los Angeles love Urth Cafe so much and Dj'ing in Dubai vs Los Angeles.SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL FOR ALL THE LATEST INTERVIEWS WITH THE HOTTEST ARTISTS AND CHANGE MAKERS. FOLLOW USYOUTUBE: @MonaShaikhComedianFACEBOOK: @MonaShaikhComedianINSTAGRAM: @monascomedyTWITTER: @monascomedyWEBSITE: www.minorityreportz.comLISTEN & SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY PODCAST. NEW EPISODE EVERY WEEK ON SPOTIFY, ITUNES AND Apple Music and all major streaming services.***MINORITY IS THE NEW MAJORITY***

Los Angeles DJ and musician CADE has racked up more than 700 million Spotify streams for his remix of Maggie Lindemann's "Pretty Girl." But the Tampa native wants to be known as a solo artist, not just a remixer. As he preps new music, CADE talks to Jordan and Demi about his rise, the prospect of live shows, and his close relationship with Cheat Codes. 

Los Angeles DJ/producer Morse Code catches up with DJ Spider on "The 20 Podcast." An instructor at Point Blank Music School, Morse discusses why DJs should follow their own path and how working out can make you a better DJ. The San Francisco native also reflects on his controversial Red Bull 3Style loss, among other topics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jess and Bowie chat with local LA DJ, DJ Kara, about her transition from wanting to work behind the scenes in the music industry to being on stage. The post DJ Kara, Los Angeles DJ first appeared on idobi Network.

CASTxOFF Podcast 02: PABLoKEY (@pablokey)PABLoKEY is a Los Angeles DJ and record producer, a multi-talent musical dynamo who has been an in-demand force in the studio and on the decks since the young age of 15. PABLoKEY has already had a musical journey that is unique and soulful to say the least. Inspired by the deep roots of the indigenous Colombian Folk and musical culture, it was a natural progression for PABLoKEY to take his jazz and Latin music influences and training into Electronic music.With confidence at his side, PABLoKEY moved back to Los Angeles, CA in the fall of 2005 signed with Vicious Recordings and LatinTronik Booking Agency, and they were instrumental in putting him on the LA radar. PABLoKEY also found himself inspired and drawn to the LA Underground scene, and soon gained the respect and trust on the decks by his fellow peers and LA’s promoters who’ve paired him up with the likes of Art Department, Sharam, Mikael Stavostrand, Walker Barnard, Pezzner, Simon Baker, Dubfire, Magda, Konrad Black, Matthew Dear, Adam Beyer, Ida Engberg, Oliver Ho, Nikola Baytala, Ralf Kollman, Lee Foss, Jamie Jones, Amirali, Derrick May, Sebo K, Pan-Pot, Anja Scheneider, Sascha Dive, Erphun, Raiz, Drumcell, Android Cartel aka Dance Spirit, Luna City Express, Dave Seaman, Wasted Chicago Youth among others, hosting and headlining his own night at Avalon’s Hollywood infamous Honey Lounge and having a resident DJ spots in Mexicali and Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico.Now-days, signed on labels such as Bunny Tiger Dubs [GER], Krafted Music [UK], DTLA [USA], Beesound Recordings [COL], Illegal Ghost [UAE], Onlabel Records [COL], THC Recordings [COL], KMT Records [ARG], WHA! Records [COL], Deep Taste [COL], and his very own Oblivio Records [SWE]. Remixing for various other labels such as Savia Park [ECU], Rezongar Music [ARG], Glow Music [COL], Absence Records [COL] among others.At the age of 29, PABLoKEY already has accomplished what takes most the better part of the 20s and early 30s. This only assures us that we still have much to see and hear from this young and fast rising talent bringing the fresh sounds of Deep House, Tech House, House and Techno ….with of course a splash of Colombian soul. Follow PABLoKEY:Instagram: www.instagram.com/pablokeySoundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/pablokeyFacebook: www.facebook.com/pablokeymusicBeatport: www.beatport.com/artist/pablokey/316658Tracklist:Alan Watts - The Dream Of Life - (PABLoKEY Reinterpretation) [unreleased]PABLoKEY - Timelapse (Original Mix) [unreleased]Jobs & Soul Button - Umar (Original Mix)Denis Horvat - Royale (Original Mix)Ivory (IT) - Sense (Original Mix)Luegoh - Eukaryo (Original Mix)MXV - Einrude (Tantum Remix)D-Formation - Odisey (ft. Rick Pier O’Neil)Kohra, SHFT - Skyfall (Original Mix)Baime - Thebit (Original Mix)PABLoKEY- Enamored (Original Mix) [unreleased] [MIR Music]PABLoKEY - Skywalker (Original Mix) [unreleased] [MIR Music]Patrice Baumel - Receiver (Original Mix)PABLoKEY - Kulla (Original Mix) [unreleased] [Borderless Project]PABLoKEY - Sega ft. Contessa (UV) [unreleased] Follow CASTxOFF:Instagram: www.instagram.com/castxoff.laFacebook: www.facebook.com/castxoff.laSoundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/castxoff_laPrepare for departure ⚓️

The multitalented, well known, DJ Kayja joins us for this episode. Kayja talks about clinging to music at an early age, working his way to being successful as a Los Angeles DJ, and UFO sightings. 

We're dialed into the west coast scene as we bring you another talented Los Angeles DJ. Johny Reedickulos is our guest in this week's episode and all we can say is, "Holy funkin' groove, Batman!" He lays down a 66 minute masterpiece full of Jackin' House tunes that will funk your socks off. Grab this one quick 'cause it's HOT! Tune in and keep the music loud!

Jessica talks with Los Angeles DJ and Music Producer Crisanto Santa Ana about his art, music, work, and meditation practices. Crisanto shares what he loves about DJing music at yoga festivals and for yoga classes, and how yoga and meditation guide his life choices. They talk about using playlists in a yoga class as a way to enhance a student’s experience and support breath + awareness. Crisanto now travels around the world sharing his music and messages of positivity, and collaborating with other artists like DJ Drez and MC Yogi. Crisanto’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crisantosantaana/ Crisanto’s Website:http://www.livefreeprod.com

Cinco de Mayo has come and gone, but we’re keeping the party going for you guys with a new episode of "The Pan Dulce Life!" This week, Los Angeles DJ/producer and Dash Radio host J Rythm joins our boy DJ Refresh for a jam-packed show featuring the best in Latin music, and more! Grab a concha and hit to play to listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Warriors Ambition sat down with Los Angeles DJ on the rise MVJESTY for a full-length interview. Check out the link below for the full video interview on YouTube. I also included links to MVJESTYs social media pages as well as our featured artist CVBZ. ............................................................................................................................ W A R R I O R S A M B I T I O N warriorsambition.com Instagram.com/warriorsambition twitter.com/smallsambition facebook.com/warriorsambition https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X51R15VgVeQ&feature=youtu.be ................................................................................................................ MVJESTY instagram.com/mvjesty twitter.com/MVJESTY soundcloud.com/mvjesty ................................................................................................................ CVBZ soundcloud.com/cvbzmvzic twitter.com/cvbzmvzic instagram.com/cvbzmvzic facebook.com/cvbzmvzic .............

For the 96th episode of The Copywriter Club Podcast, Kira and Rob talk with copywriter Ridge Abraham. Ridge recently left full time employment with The Agora and now works freelance for financial clients and is taking on clients in other fields as well. You’ll want to listen to this one if only to get all of the books Ridge recommends as we talked. In this wide ranging interview we talked about: •  how Ridge went from Los Angeles DJ to financial copywriter •  how his very first mailed promotion pulled $7 million •  how he uses swipe copy without stealing ideas •  his writing process •  the projects he works on today—since he left Agora full time •  how he structures his compensation for the projects he takes •  what he does to connect to potential clients •  how he keeps his skills sharp today •  his thoughts about mentorship and why it is so important •  what he’s learned from his famous dad—Jay Abraham •  the “unbelievable” mistake he sees a lot of other copywriters make •  the failures he’s experienced and how to know when to give up •  several ideas to try if you want to write in the financial niche We also asked Ridge about what he thinks will happen to copywriting in the future and he turned the question back on us, so we shared our thoughts as well. To hear this one, visit iTunes, Stitcher, or download it on your favorite podcast app. Or you can simply click the play button below, or scroll down for a full transcript. The people and stuff we mentioned on the show:   Agora Financial Great Leads Influence Made to Stick Money Map Stansbury Research The Oxford Club Cremes and Lotions Steal Like an Artist A Technique for Producing Ideas Joe Schriefer Abbey Woodcock Ian Stanley Gary Bencivenga Jay Abraham The Dip Chanti Zak Kira’s website Rob’s website The Copywriter Club Facebook Group Intro: Content (for now) Outro: Gravity Full Transcript:   Kira:   What if you could hang out with seriously talented copywriters and other experts, ask them about their successes and failures, their work processes and their habits, then steal an idea or two to inspire your own work. That's what Rob and I do every week at The Copywriter Club Podcast. Rob:   You're invited to join the club for episode 96 as we chat with copywriter Ridge Abraham about his path into financial copywriting, what he did to generate seven million dollars with the first campaign he ever wrote, why he's so hard to find online, and the most important lessons he learned from his famous dad. Kira:   Ridge, welcome. Ridge:   Thank you guys. Thanks for having me. Rob:   It's really good to have you. Kira:   We were joking before we started recording about how Ridge is the hardest person to find online. We had to scour the internet to find you. Ridge:   That way you guys can't ask me those trick questions. Kira:   I know. Ridge:  It's even been easier to find Paris Lampropolous online, than it is to find me, which is saying something because he hides. I think he's got a bigger body of work than me, I don't know. Kira:   So let's kick this off with your story and how you ended up as a financial copywriter. Ridge:   Okay. So it's actually a pretty funny story. So, like I was telling you guys, I went to school for music. I was really into music production, songwriting. I was DJing. I was living in LA, and I really want to play shows. I wanted to travel and do stuff like that, and it is tough right out of college. If you want to be like an entrepreneur in the music business, it's very difficult to make it and you're often times broke. So I was working this internship at ... It was like a subsidiary of Hans Zimmer Music for Film studio, and I hated it. I was the intern that every day I would just go and get people lunch. I was just like the gopher. Worst job ever, miserable. I was really like, okay, I need to figure something else out. So I was listening to a lot of entrepreneurial podcast an...

Here is the first mix for our RE:FLECTIONSfm series!! These mixes will be recorded from our livestream broadcasts and uploaded here shortly after. This week we have Hanyauku (@hanyaukuu) aka Jordan Haskell, a multi-skilled Los Angeles DJ/producer, laying down a stacked mix of deep, progressive and groovy house tunes. Enjoy!! socials: @reflectionsfm Stay tuned for more!

Los Angeles DJ, recording artist, and serial Instagramer Anthony Valadez joins Arthur to discuss his love for community outreach through music, and his thoughts on the role of the disc jockey on modern terrestrial radio. In the process, he gets in touch with his inner music snob. Special Guest: Anthony Valadez.

Another regular on the podcast, this workout mix features all songs produced or remixed by Los Angeles DJ/producer Erick Orrosquieta, aka Deorro. You will recognize his high energy sounds as you set new personal bests in the gym! #djrolemodel #deorro

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1. Will i am ft. Eva Simons - This is love (Afrojack Remix) 2. Deniz Koyu vs. Benny Bennassi ft. Gary Go - Bong Cinema (AlbieG mashup) 3. Swedish House Mafia - Greyhound (Original Mix) 4. Jack Beats ft. Takura - Careless (Original Mix) 5. Jacob Van Hage & Saint Liz - Voodoo (Original Mix) 6. Delayers - Everything moves (Gregori Klosman Remix) 7. Afrojack vs. Tiesto - Can't Stop Me Now (Dreamz Flip Edit) 8. Kenneth G - Bazzinga (Original Mix) 9. Real El Canario - Lethal Convol (Real El Canario Mash) 10. Dj Bam Bam - Machine Made Man (Original Mix) 11. Diego Molinams - Reset (Audiotek Remix) 12. Kaskade vs. Deniz Koyu - It's You It's Hertz (Dj Bento Mash Up) 13. Mark Knight & Florence - You Got The Love (Original 2 MixDRM) 14. Dj Medisko - Calabria 2012 (Medisko's Bootie) 15. Paul Van Dyk ft. Arty - The Ocean (Original Mix) DJ Elekt (Inland Empire, Los Angeles Dj) 17 year old Dj Elekt is credited and recognized as one of the most unique and versatile Dj's who brings a blend of tasteful, progressive and uplifting dance grooves to the dance-floor. Eddie, Los Angeles native made the move to different places around Southern California in 2010 to persue his career in clubs and one day a dream to make it to Las Vegas. Already considered a heavy-hitter in IE & LA, Elekt held a residency for Gotham City, Space Thursdays, Groove Thursdays, & The Heist in the famous florentine gardens. He now continues with a few of the most hottest clubs in LA and OC with a group called Vanity Group (Vanitygroup.net) . Elekt has also featured at many other popular clubs around Hollywood. Many have helped persue his career such as : DJ vice, Dj Rowdy A,Dj Rawb, Dj Xclusive, Dj TRM, Dj Artistik, Dj KFresh, Dj Manik, Dj Major Hype & much more! Dj Elekt has shared and played along many of today's chart topping artists and has personally worked and created ideas for entertainers from all over the spectrum. Be on the look out for Dj Elekt , you'll never know what he'll do next...

Frank Abraham spins a live set at the Factory in Los Angles. Remember when the Factory in Los Angeles was the place to go on a Saturday night...This set will take you back to the days where tribal, high-energy sets were standard fare at the Factory.