Whitey’s song “Warp It Up” is being featured in the promos for the new season of HOUSE. Check it…..
Girls show me love when their panties hit the floor. Herve, Sinden, Detboi, Drop the Lime, Fake Blood, Trevor, Loveys, Toddla T, and Affie Yusuf, all make up the electro and house group Machine’s don’t care. Fake Blood, Sinden, Drop the lime have all single-handedly dropped some dope tracks and by combining forces, the group has come with some attention-worthy songs. Tracks like Spycatcher and Drop to the floor are undoubtedly crowd favorites. This unconventional collaborative team of talented DJ’s deliver fantastic sounds that has won over fans and keeps the public drawn to their music.
Shinichi Osawa, the king of Japanese House dropped his highly anticipated album titled, “The One,” a year ago. Tracks on the album include Rendezvous, Foals, Electro411, and the smash hit, Star Guitar. He’s been around the music for over a decade before starting out as the bassist for the Kyoto-based band, Monde Grosso. After deciding to be an individual artist, Shinichi not only came out with his own tracks, but he’s also known for successfully remaking songs for Digitalism, Felix da Housecat, Cazals, and Thomas Anderson. He’s definitely spreading the culture of House music from Japan all over the globe. He adds the right amount of House/techno beats to any upcoming track. This international House sensation is the real deal Check out his discography and music:
This DJ duo from Italy can turn an ordinary club into the most intense electro-music party of the night. Many critics, party-goers, DJ’s of the scene, and fans have raved non-stop about how enticingly electrifying their beats are. They really make the party what it is, and never leave the crowd empty-handed. We know their music is amazing shittt, but what is the philosophy behind the culture of bloody beetroots? They draw inspiration from past hip-hop, punk, electro productions and also Sex Pistols. With the outrageous head banging tracks and remixes with a diverse group of artists like Timbaland and Congorock, you would think these guys have no limits when it comes to music production. But in actuality, they do. They love making music and the only way to get people to dance is to dance with them. Get more insight from the music of BB at Trashmenagerie.com
Now I’ve raved about Felix Cartel in the past, and now I’m doing it again. ”Drugs” is now my new obsession. The reigning DJ from Vancouver never seems to disappoint with any remixes that he’s laid out. This track is at it’s best when amplified! The beats are erratic and you can’t help but head-bounce to it’s tectonic sounds. The track has made it’s way in many mix-tapes and used as background music for some top runway shows. It’s definitely something to grab and make sure to pump the volume up when you do!
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MSTRKRFT’s back with another tour and they’re hitting LA in late Sept with a few shows! JFK and ALP have remixed the likes of Bloc Party, The Panthers, Nine Inch Nails, The Kills, and most recently, John Legend and Andre 3000. They really have no boundaries when it comes to music preferences. Whatever it is, hip hop, electronica experimental, grime, rock, or punk, these guys have no problem working with different types of genres and introducing a new vibe of beats and melodies every time. Creating dance-able tracks and the ability to show the crowd a great night is what they doooo! Definitely don’t miss out on the chance to see this DJ duo work their magic on tour!
9/26 Los Angeles, CA, Henry Fonda Theater 8:00 pm
9/27 San Diego, CA, House of Blues 8:00 pm
9/28 Los Angeles, CA, El ray Theatre 8:00 pm
9/30 Pomona, CA, The Glass House 8:00 pm
10/01 San Francisco, CA, Mezzanine 8:00 pm
10/02 Seattle, WA, Showbox Showroom & Lounge 8:00 pm
10/03 Vancouver, BC, Celebrities 8:00 pm
10/04 Winnpeg, Canada, Exchange Event Cntr 8:00 pm
10/06 Minneapolis, MN, First Avenue 8:00 pm
10/07 Chicago, IL, Metro 8:00 pm
10/08 Royal Oak, MI, Royal Oak Music Theater 8:00 pm
10/09 Columbus, OH, Boma 8:00 pm
10/10 New York, NY,Webster Hall 8:00 pm
10/11 Poughkeepsie, NY, Vassar College 8:00 pm
10/12 Philadelphia, PA, TLA 8:00 pm
10/13 Boston, MA, The Estate 8:00 pm
10/15 Baltimore, MD, Bedrock 8:00 pm
10/16 Charlotte, NC, The (Charlotte) Forum 8:00 pm
10/17 Nashville, TN, Mercury Lounge 8:00 pm
10/18 Atlanta, GA, Masquerade Music Park 8:00 pm
10/19 Memphis, TN, Hard Rock Cafe Memphis 8:00 pm
10/22 Houston, TX, Warehouse Live 8:00 pm
10/23 Austin, TX, La Zona Rosa 8:00 pm
10/24 Dallas, TX, House of Blues 8:00 pm
10/27 Lawrence, KS, Liberty Hall 8:00 pm
10/28 Denver, CO, Ogden Theatre 8:00 pm
10/31 Salt Lake City, UT, Salt Palace Conv Cntr 8:00 pm
11/01 Las Vegas, NV, Orleans Arena 8:00 pm
Known for continuously throwing out dope remixes after remixes, this DJ duo from Italy has mastered the art of heavy electro beats compilation. What started in Europe’s club scene has quickly expanded to the states. These guys know how to drop a beat and turn any ordinary venue to the biggest party in town. Hit up RCRDLBL.com and download some of their tracks!
Steve’s going to be hitting the OC tomorrow at the new ultra lounge, HEAT. It’s the new up and coming nightclub/lounge opened in Anaheim and with DJ AM as their grand opening guest, it’s on the way to becoming the new hotspot outside of Hollywood. So you LA devotees and OC residents, take a break from Hollywood and take the party to Anaheim.
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