Courtesy of Rukes.com
Deadmau5: Triple J Mixup (11/14/09)
A (surprisingly) fresh set from Mr Mau5 on Triple J… One of the better mixes I’ve heard from him in a while, this is definitely worth a download 
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Nov
28
Happy Thanksgiving! I’ve got so much to be thankful for, but for the sake of brevity I’ll narrow it down to a few things everyone here on the site should take a moment to remember this holiday season: the music and the people that make it happen. That means the DJs, the producers, the promoters, the clubs and of course the fans! Have fun, be safe, dance hard ~
Nov
28
Wow, I think I just soiled myself… Growling synths, wobbly bass on steroids, sirens, and plenty of aggression for the floor! Zodiac Cartel does it again! (Available for purchase)
Zodiac Cartel – Stay On Top (128k TASTER) by Zodiac Cartel
Mr Tommie Sunshine is back at it with another fun mash of Kid Sister… and check out a bunch of other mashes and remixes like Owl City’s Fireflies and more!… (Free Download)
Kid Sister vs. Black Box – Right Hand Up [Tommie Sunshine Edit], by tommiesunshine
Great techy track here by Spartaque, throbbing bassline, addictive percussion, sticky hooks and a big breakdown! (Available for purchase)
ITADI092 Tesla – Warehouse 13 (Spartaque Remix) by info@italobusiness.com
Elite Force opens up another can of whoop-ass with this heavy broken beat monster… Big bass, halftime breaks, giant swoops, and a midnight warehouse vibe… (Streaming Only)
TC – Where’s my Money (Caspa mx) (Elite Force Re-fix) [EDIT] by Elite Force
Nov
27
Courtesy of stealth-records.com
This weeks top 10 is done by Tony Arzadon!
1: David Vendetta Feat. Sy – She Turns Around – Tony Arzadon Rmx – Stealth Records
2: The House Moguls Feat. Jimmy – You Should Stay – Tony Arzadon – Funktion Recordings
3: Bingo Players – Devotion – Sneakerz Muzik
4: Richard Grey Vs Erick Morillo Feat. Maboo & Nicole Da Silva – Say The Word – Subliminal Records
5: Antoine Clamaran & Sandy Vee – Believe 2009 – Subliminal Records
6: Kid Massive Feat. Elliotte Williams n’ Dure – Touch Me (In the morning)- Beatchuggers & Alex Brown Rmx – Stealth
7: Sebastien Ingrosso – Kidsos – Wippenberg Rmx – Refune
8: Sultan & Ned Shepard – Kitsch – Great Stuff
9: John Dahlback – Autumn – Defected
10: Oxia – Whole life – 8BIT
Nov
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RIP
The DJing community and the greater dance music scene mourns the loss of a clubbing staple today. No, Steve Aoki hasn’t hung up his record bag, but rather news has emerged that iconic turntable manufacturers Technics will be stopping production on their universally loved Technics 1200s and Technics 1210s.
In a statement re-posted on dance board Global Hardstyle, the company behind the production of the Technics turntables Panasonic announced that they would cease the manufacture of Tehcnics turntables in February next year, citing an increasing decline in sales as the motivation behind the line’s demise.
The Australian arm of Panasonic issued a similar statement today, expressing their disappointment that the brand’s 35 years-and-running legacy was to be put to bed.
“It is a sad day today but due to low sales globally in analogue turntables a decision to stop production has been made on Technics Turntables,” Panasonic spokesman Ian North explained. “For Australia this means we will receive our last shipment in March.”
With the disappearance of Technics decks now imminent it’s becoming increasingly clear that the digital juggernaut is showing no signs of slowing down. We’ve already heard from trance icon Tiesto how he’s abandoned the ‘outdated’ medium in favour and gone for the ease and accessibility of digital tune libraries. Indeed, the new (and might we just say super-sexy) CDJ-2000s from Pioneer look to be making things easier than ever before with USB stick functionality, employed just last weekend by another digital convert Sasha.
Whilst we’re sure the classic Technics turntables will live on in the hearts of many club-reverent folk out there – not to mention in more than a few purist clubs – it’s still a crushing blow to lose the decks, and if nobody minds, we’ll be bringing beer o’clock around early this Friday afternoon.
Nov
27
DJtv checks out Denon’s new flagship mixer the X1700 and the main features. The 3.5 inch color screen, 2 effects channels and midi activation at the touch of a button offer up plenty of quality performance variations… More info @ denondj.com ~
Nov
27
Digital Dance Log: 20 November, 2009. Denver, Colorado. The Church.
A balmy but dry evening to kick off the holiday season, a head full of candy and Denver’s most enthusiastic club kids… Schools out, let’s party!
After a decade of successfully debacherous Twenty40 events, Jason Proteje and Devious D have spawned the next generation of morally questionable good times. Twenty42 is steppin’ up the game in the Mile High City with a massive makeover: fresh talent, all new events and virgin venues. The original Twenty40 made a mark in Colorado nightlife with sell-out shows (who could forget the annual Naughty Schoolgirls, or the tricks — and treats — at their Halloween shows, and of course the Hedonism parties?). They’ve also played an important role helping organize and promote the hugely successful regional events like Global Fridays and Caffeine.
The Church (Denver, CO)
Friday night found Denver’s dance music community congregating at the award-winning Church nightclub for the official launch party of Twenty42. DJ Krootz (EMP Audio/Twenty42/Dank Radio) opened the party right with a slow-burning house tip and as the kids trickled in from the cold line out front the kick drum drove out the chill and melted away the worries of the week. He turned up the heat with a few unreleased bombs by local legends like Jontron and Seth Orin. A few uninhibited souls broke out the glow sticks early and I was sent scrambling for cover when the swinging ropes of liquid light came a bit too close to my camera. Some drinks with events promoter Digger Denny, shooting the breeze with the beautiful go-go girls, and a bit of catching up with Twenty40 co-founder Bryan Matthew got my evening off on a positive note.
Nov
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One of the pioneers of the culture...
Flashback Friday: Bad Boy Bill live @ B96 Chicago
Nov
26
And a few free tracks to download courtesy of the mighty Mr Mojo… Thank You
Paolo Mojo – Medicine Man by Paolo Mojo
Paolo Mojo – The Horn by Paolo Mojo
Sabres Of Paradise – Smokebelch II (Paolo Mojo Remix) by Paolo Mojo
