#David Deejay

[doomandgloomfromthetomb]

The B-52's - Roseland, New York City, April 19, 1982

I was in NYC for a couple of days earlier this month and though time was limited, I did of course find a minute to visit a local record store — Academy Records on W. 18th St. Digging through the $5 bin, I found a nice copy of the B-52's' David Byrne-produced Mesopotamia mini-album, which I've always loved, but have never had on vinyl before. A no-brainer! As I checked out, I noticed that Mesopotamia had been recorded at Bob Blank's Blank Tape Studio, and some quick Google mapping revealed that I was just moments away from where that studio used to be on 37 W. 20th St. A legendary spot, as a footnote in Jesse Rifkin's great This Must Be The Place details:

"[T]he studio's discography includes Television's seminal punk single "Little Johnny Jewel"; disco hits by Musique, Class Action, Crown Heights Affair, and Inner Life; groundbreaking remixes by deejays like Larry Levan, Francois Kervorkian, and Tee Scott; and no-wave/mutant disco albums by the likes of James Chance, Lydia Lunch, Lizzy Mercier Descloux, and DNA. It was the favored studio of genre-bending auteur Arthur Russell, and classic albums by Talking Heads (Speaking In Tongues), the Gun Club (Miami), Joe Bataan (Mestizo), Ashford & Simpson (Solid), the B-52's (Mesopotamia), Miami Sound Machine (Eyes of Innocence) and Sun Ra (Lanquidity) were all tracked there."

All that and Madonna's first single, too! New York City is like this, of course — a neverending web of connections, a labyrinth of layers upon layers upon layers. You could spend your life walking down its streets, discovering the strange stories behind every building's facade. I could never hack it there full-time, but god bless the people who can!

Anyway — the B-52's! What a wonderful band. Here they are at Roseland (239 W. 52nd St.) right around the time that Mesopotamia came out. A killer SBD tape, featuring an expanded lineup: Dave Buck and Ralph Carney on horns. We get a bunch of the new mini-album, plus plenty of stuff from their already stuffed back catalogue. As with any B-52's tape, I'm sure it's not as good as being there in person, but it's still one heck of a party. Nip it in the bud!

(Oh and hey — this old Pitchfork column of mine has more live jams if you need to further celebrate the miracle of the B-52's.)

[eurevision]

EUREVISION ROUND THREE: ROMANIAN HOUSE

When it's house music... from Romania! Get your southern Slavic/Balkan party mix right tonight.

Our selections are: "Bun Ramas," by DJ Project & Adela Popescu

"Like A Star," by Fly Project

"Back to Me," by Vanotek feat. Eneli

"Rampampam," by Minelli

"Stereo Love," by Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina

"So High," by David Deejay

"Inima Mea," by Crush+Alexandra

"Zaleilah," by Mandinga

"Teach Me," by Claudio Cristo and Tamy

"Fiesta," by Emil Lassaria and Caitlyn

Polls will close, in spite of what the poll duration says, on Wednesday evening.

[thislovintime]

The Monkees with CFUN DJ's Terry David Mulligan and John Tanner in Vancouver, April 1, 1967.

“Regina: CKCK’s Terry David Mulligan claims to be the first Canadian air personality with an interview with the Monkees and he has a tape to prove it. Anyone wishing a copy can take Mulligan up on his boast by sending him a blank tape and he will return a dub to sender. Terry also did a 30 minute Christmas show with Peter Tork, his sister and brother. They sang cuts from the Monkees new LP (Mulligan sings too)[,] sang a few carols and just chit-chatted in a relaxing mood.” - RPM Canada, January 28, 1967 (this Christmas 1966 anecdote was previously posted here and more about Christmas 1967 here)

“History records that The Monkees played their first Canadian concert in Winnipeg on April 1/1967. What never gets mentioned is that the first time all four Monkees set foot on Canuck soil was many hours earlier, in Vancouver, while en route to Manitoba’s capital city. Top 50 radio station CFUN assigned two deejays—Terry David Mulligan and John Tanner—to meet Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith and Peter Tork at Vancouver International Airport. A photo op ensued in a private waiting area as the lads waited, shortly after sunrise, to board a connecting flight. 'If you study that picture, you could tell two of the guys (Davy and Peter) were really into it and the other two (Micky and Mike) didn’t really want to be there,' recalls Mulligan (second from right in photo). 'They weren’t pissed off at us. They were just tired and weren’t particularly into having their picture taken that early in the morning.' Nevertheless, all six exchanged pleasantries. Despite the early hour, Davy Jones seemed friendly and 'Mike Nesmith was so whip smart, while Micky Dolenz had this interesting Hollywood vibe about him,' remembers Mulligan. Terry and Peter got the opportunity to renew acquaintances. The previous year, when Mulligan was spinning discs at CJME Regina, 'who should walk in but Peter Tork. Of course, I asked: "What are YOU doing here?" And Peter answered: "My dad (Halsten John Thorkelson) teaches at the University of Saskatchewan and I dig your radio program."' Peter would take a couple of additional breaks from Monkees commitments to visit his family. Each time, he’d visit Mulligan at CJME. 'We’d always have really good off-air chats, in between as I was playing records.' For his part, CFUN deejay John Tanner (second from left in photo) boarded the plane bound for Winnipeg with The Monkees. 'I remember being at the tail of the plane while The Monkees and their entourage were much further forward. I walked up there at one point and noticed some of them were sleeping. So I went back to my seat as I didn’t want to bother anyone.' Prior to the late afternoon Monkees concert at the Winnipeg Arena, Tanner said he killed some time walking 'what seemed to be the coldest streets in Winnipeg.' Indeed, band insider David Price would mention the frigid 17 degrees Fahrenheit daytime temperature when he subsequently wrote a four-page article titled My Life With The Monkees—That Wild Canadian Weekend for 16 magazine that detailed the April 1 concert in Winnipeg and the ensuing show in Toronto on April 2. Price, who also served as a decoy for Davy Jones (in addition to other band duties), claimed The Monkees came to Canada aware of rumours that attempts might be made on their lives during the two concerts. In the 16 magazine piece, Price wrote: 'Mike asked me and his friend Charlie Rockett and Mike’s wife Phyllis’s brother Bruce Barbour to make sure that any packages that landed onstage were thrown off again, because one of them might contain a bomb.' In the end, the only ‘bomb’ at the Winnipeg show was a water bomb hurled at Micky Dolenz atop the seven-foot high stage just before opening song Last Train To Clarksville. Seconds before, the four Monkees burst out of phoney amplifiers on either side of the stage, with the boys having hidden themselves within when the house lights were momentarily turned off. Likely backing up The Monkees onstage was Candy Store Prophets. If so, that band’s members—including guitarist Tommy Boyce and keyboardist Bobby Hart—had played on many early Monkees studio tracks that Boyce and Hart produced. Winnipeg-based Electric Jug & Blues band opened the show. Press reports later revealed that before the concert, rambunctious fans charged past about 30 police officers as the band left the Hotel Fort Garry for the arena. Monkees publicist Don Berrigan described the incident as a 'near riot' adding 'Mike and Davy were knocked down. It was really nasty.' There were apparently well over 400 police and security inside the arena. Perhaps it was the security concerns that resulted in Winnipeg and Toronto fans receiving slightly shorter concerts than about a dozen previous American shows in late 1966 and early ‘67—13-song setlists, three less than south of the border. The Winnipeg concert marked the first time Peter Tork-sung Your Auntie Grizelda, was played publicly. 'He really dug it, and so did the audience,' wrote Price. [...] Back in Winnipeg, after final song I’m A Believer, the band rushed to limos to return to the hotel, before taking an evening flight to Toronto. A subsequent Canadian Press article noted that one policeman was taken to hospital after a wire retaining fence collapsed on him when 'thousands of fans surged towards the rear exits in an unsuccessful bid to catch a glimpse of their departing idols.' The officer was treated for cuts and abrasions and released. The official capacity of Winnipeg Arena was 11,800. But Price claimed that several hundred additional tickets were sold just before showtime, resulting in an attendance closer to 12,500. Later that Saturday night, The Monkees checked out of the hotel and headed to the airport in what Price described as near-blizzard conditions. For his part, CFUN deejay John Tanner got a kick out of the 'wild and crazy' show he had just witnessed. 'It was kind of a thrill being there.' The photo taken back in Vancouver earlier that day would be published in the April 8 copy of the C-FUNTASTIC FIFTY survey given away at Greater Vancouver record stores. Part of the photo ID read 'They said it couldn’t be done' — likely a veiled reference to doubts that The Monkees would trek north for concerts so soon into their existence.” - Richard Skelly, Facebook, April 1, 2022 [x]

[scotianostra]

Happy Birthday Rose McDowall born 21st October 1959, in Glasgow.

McDowall formed Strawberry Switchblade in Glasgow, in 1981. Initially consisting of four members, McDowall named the band after a fanzine devoted to Postcard Records. A year later, Strawberry Switchblade’s lineup was reduced to McDowall and guitarist Jill Bryson. Performances for two radio deejays generated interest from record labels. Bill Drummond from Warner Bros. and former Teardrop Explodes member David Balfe became their joint managers.

In 1983, Aztec Camera’s Roddy Frame contributed to the group’s first single, “Trees and Flowers.” Strawbery Switchblade recorded one self-titled LP in 1985 before splitting up a year later. After Strawberry Switchblade, McDowall became involved with darker and far less commercial artists like Current 93 and Nurse With Wound, acts known for delving into gloomy folk and industrial noise. She also sang backing vocals on albums by Felt, Nurse with Wound and many others. In the ‘90s ,

McDowall collaborated with Boyd Rice in the band Spell, releasing one album of cover songs for Mute in 1993, and with her then-husband Robert Lee as Sorrow, releasing a string of spooky gothic folk albums 1993’s Under The Yew Possessed, 1999’s Sleep Now Forever and The Final Solstice. She kept a low profile after that, resurfacing in 2015 when Night School and Sacred Bones released Cut With the Cake Knife, a collection of songs she recorded between 1986 and 1988.

She has two daughters, and a son; Keri from her marriage to Drew McDowall, and Bobi and Velocity Lee from her marriage to Robert Lee.

[thealogie]

Hmm I think DT's double act with Sheen has yet ways to go to prove it's greater than the Catherine Tate combo. The latter has several different media under its belt, from voice acting in cartoons and joint radio deejaying to Shakespeare on stage etc, imo so far the cumulative culture value of DT/CT duo is greater and more recognized by the masses (evidenced and enhanced further by the fact that it's specifically this Doctor/Companion duo that got to return and got universally praised for that, which wasn't a sure thing at all). I think this duo is still the one random Brits on the street would name as iconic, and the MS/DT one is more beloved by people who maybe follow the industry more, like more specific things or work in the industry (mainly because of Staged).

I agree but MS/DT has only been around since 2019 and it’s impressive that it’s so recognized. Michael Sheen is really working overtime to win the “who’s in an iconic creative partnership with David Tennant?” wars and I believe in him because he’s the most competitive man alive

[p1325]

Here's the list of the remixes I used:

Jason Derulo - Whatcha Say ? (Wawa Club Mix) Jason Derulo - In My Head (Wideboys Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Ridin' Solo (Ian Nieman Club Mix) Jason Derulo - What If (Wideboys Stadium Extended Club Mix) Jason Derulo - The Sky's the Limit (Wideboys Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Don't Wanna Go Home (Club Junkies Club Mix) Jason Derulo - It Girl (7th Heaven Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Breathing (JRemix Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Fight For You (Gordon & Doyle Bootleg Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Pick Up The Pieces (7th Heaven Club Mix) Jason Derulo - The Other Side (Davis Redfield Club Mix) Jason Derulo, 2 Chainz - Talk Dirty (Mark Malle Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Stupid Love (Bimbo Jones Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Hardwell - Follow Me (Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Snoop Dogg - Wiggle (DeeJay RoXxX Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Want To Want Me (Merk & Kremont Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Cheyenne (Westfunk Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ing - Swalla (Karl B Bootleg Club Mix) Jason Derulo - If I'm Lucky (Reznikov Club Mix) Jason Derulo, French Montana - Tip Toe (Futosé Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Colors (Alphalove Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Nicki Minaj & David Guetta - Goodbye (Eldar Stuff & Tim Cosmos Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Ava Max & Vice - Make Up (Black Caviar Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Katy Perry, Daddy Yankee - Shut Up And Dance Con Calma (DJ FUri Drums Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Take You Dancing (Jack Chang Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Jawsh 685 - Savage Love (HBz & Mashup Germany Remix Edit) Jason Derulo, Puri & Jhorrmountain - Coño (KREAM Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Alok & Martin Jensen - Don't Cry For Me (Wilson & Smokin' Jack Hill Extended Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Nuka - Love Not War (Lady Diamond & Mark Star Bootleg Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Adam Levine - Lifestyle (Cypher Extended Mix) Jason Derulo, Tesher - Jalebi Baby (Oramai Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Acapulco (Jay Robinson Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Body Count (Dario Xavier Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Michael Bublé - Spicy Margarita (R3HAB Club Mix) Jason Derulo - Animal (R3HAB Club Mix) Jason Derulo, Galantis, Cheat Codes & DeLa Ghetto - Morning (Extended Mix) Jason Derulo, Jax Jones, & Joel Corry - Tonight (D.I.Y.A) [Extended Mix]

[nadiegesabate1990]

Long before, radio stations already broke my Nadiege listener's heart with their songs. The melody reigned supreme. At first, however, the idea did not arouse enthusiasm because of the commercials. I hated listening to the radio for this reason. And the program or the announcer announced; Here comes a DJ returning from a season in Europe, he brought songs in his luggage, which he tries to sell without success. And another DJ was hired to run the radio, I was already fed up and decided to invest in something new, buy a cell phone and look for commercial-free radio apps. Before, however, Rádio OiFM, in Rio de Janeiro (English music), was already starting to say goodbye, "and my happiness ended". And two more stations went on air and would return my happiness with the European dance music genre, one of the DJs was the most played.

Nightcrawlers - Push the feelin

Stereo Bros. - Disco Bus

O2 - Breathe

04 - Carolina Marquez - The Killer's Song

12 - David Guetta - The World Is Mine.

13 - Infected Mushroom - I Wish

14 - Inaya Gray - Free

Shake it

Shinig star - Get Far

You cgonna want me - Tiga (05:17)

Walking away - Tocadisco remix - The Eyy (05:21)

Same man - Till West & Dj Delicius (04:42)

Dirty funk - Stero music (02:42)

Love at first sight - Delicious (04:58)

Ibiza vibes - Paradise island (03:26)

Dj Joe K. - Born Slippy

Alex Gaudino & Crystal Waters - Destination Calabria (03:42)

House Boulevard - Everybody's Grooving (03:34)

Global Deejays & Technotronic - Get Up (03:35)

Martijn Ten Velden - - I Wish U Would (03:32)

Tiesto & Christian Burns - - In the Dark (03:51)

Ida Corr & Fedde Le Grand - Let Me Think About It (02:31)

David Guetta - Love Is Gone (03:20)

Mason - Princess Superstar - Perfect ( Exceeder ) (04:04)

Yves Larock - Rise Up (04:33)

Chriss Ortega - Separated (06:51)

Yanou ft. Mark Daviz - A Girl Like You (04:52)

Sharam - The One (07:00)

Openhouse - Lessons in Love (04:34)

Axwell - It's True (05:29)

Robbie Rivera - Aye Aye Aye (06:26)

R.i.o. - De Janeiro (03:57)

Fragma - Tocas Miracle 2008 (05:55)

House Boulevard ft. Samara - Set Me Free (03:44)

Samantha - U Turn (04:13)

Kasino - Go Higher (04:36)

David Guetta Feat Kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over.mp3 (04:52)

Axwell, Ingrosso, Angello, Laidback Luke ft. Deborah Co.mp3 (06:43)

Alexxa - Give To Me.mp3 (03:23)

Desaparecidos - Fiesta Loca.mp3 (03:07)

Kid Cudi - Day n Night.mp3 (03:40)

Dj Tom Hopkins feat Samara - Destiny.mp3 (05:58)

Spyzer - I Feel So Free.mp3 (05:47)

Swedish House Mafia Feat. Phar - One (06:56)

Yolanda Be Cool Vrs Dcup - We no Speak Americanoo (03:00)

Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dog - California Gurls (03:56)

Alex Gaudino - IM In Love (I Wanna Do It) (03:39)

Edward Maya - Stereo Love (03:35)

Ke$ha - Tik Tok (03:19)

Armin Van Buuren Vs. Sophie El - Not Giving Up On Love (06:50)

Akcent - That's My Name (04:05)

Eliza G. - Summer Lie (06:01)

Tikos Groove feat. Gosha - I Dont Know What To Do (03:43)

Desaparecidos - Follow You (05:03)

Tv Rock & Zoe Badwi - Release Me (06:46)

Inna - Hot (03:36)

04 - Afrojack Feat. Eva Simons - Take Over Control. ( 3:28)

05 - Bingo Players Cry (Just A Little). ( 6:19)

06 - Nause Made Of (Original Mix). ( 6:36)

08 - Tim Berg - Seek Bromance ( 3:20)

10 - Britey Spears - I Wanna Go ( 3:30)

11 - Alexandra Stan - Mr Saxo Beat ( 4:17)

13 - Duck Sauce - Barbara Streisand ( 2:43)

15 - Alex Gaudino feat. Kelly Rowland - What a Feeling

16 - Ask2Quit feat. Colonel Red - Got Me Going Over ( 3:20)

It was an immense success - especially among housewives like me - the radio stations guaranteed my happiness and had high audience ratings and soon became privileged showcases for sponsors. The production brought together a huge contingent of professionals - professionals from Rádio JP alone brought together more than 15 DJs per week, some coming from other countries, others trained by the radio itself. The most powerful vehicle of mass communication, radio ended up functioning as a fertile source of talent that would be recruited by tv?

[leonfelipepeni]

🍀¡Hola familia!. Un día como hoy, 09 de marzo, se celebra el "Día Internacional del DJ". Un DJ, también conocido como disc-jockey o deejay, es la persona que selecciona y mezcla música grabada, propia o de otros compositores y artistas, para ser escuchada por una audiencia. Su objetivo es crear una experiencia musical en eventos, fiestas, discotecas, conciertos, programas de radio, o de la Internet. Un DJ es el gran maestro de los surcos, es el tejedor de ritmos, el alquimista de la pista de baile, navegante de la melodía. El DJ no necesita hablar; su lenguaje es la música. Con mezclas y transiciones imperceptibles. El origen del término Disc Jockey, se utilizó por primera vez en los años 1930 en los EE UU 🇺🇸, y eran los encargados de colocar los discos en las emisoras de radio. En la década de los 70, con el auge de la música disco, fue cuando se popularizó la figura del DJ que mezcla y hace transiciones entre canciones, y ahí nació la imagen del DJ como la conocemos hoy. En 1947, el pionero de los DJs fue "Ron Diggins", un Ingeniero de Radio 📻 británico que construyó la famosa “Diggola”, considerada la primera “Mesa de mezclas” de la música, que incluía dos platos, micrófonos, luces, amplificador y bocinas, todo, en un mueble de madera, y fue un suceso en las fiestas. Y me refiero nuevamente a los años 70s, porque en ese entonces los DJs empezaron a ganar popularidad en los clubes nocturnos de Nueva York y Chicago. La música disco emergió como un género dominante, y figuras como "DJ Kool Herc" y "Grandmaster Flash" fueron sumamente relevantes. En la década de los 80s, los DJs desarrollaron habilidades excepcionales para mezclar y hacer girar los discos de vinilo, creando transiciones fluidas entre canciones y manteniendo a la audiencia en la pista de baile por horas. De los años 90s en adelante, la lista de DJs se ha incrementado de manera excepcional, figuras mundialmente famosas como "Martin Garrix", "Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike", "Hardwell", "Armin van Buuren", "David Guetta", "Tiësto", "Don Diablo", "Afrojack", "Oliver Heldens", "Skrillex" y otros que han abonado, a perfeccionar el arte de mezclar la música. Algunos ven al DJ como alguien que solo pone canciones al presionar botones y mezclar, sin apreciar que se necesita de habilidad para percibir a la audiencia, crear una narrativa musical y mantener la energía en la pista de baile. Por eso, les deseamos muchas felicidades a todos los DJs en su día.

Buena vibra para todos, siempre.

-Dale Me gusta👍

-Comparte💫

#DiaInterarnacionalDelDJ

#ElijoSerPositivo

#LeónFelipePeñaNieto

Te invito a conocer

Mira aquí, súbele 👇

Recomiendo usar 🎧

-Mini Documental- 🎶 "- 🎥🎬

https://youtu.be/TNCjw_N0sHE?si=rb_VpW7sS7OCXLkd

[ultimatemixbitch]

//Revamped blog playlist below

BotanicSage - 16BIT Magic [Bruno Mars vs Sonic the Hedgehog 2]

pluffaduff - Ain't Nothing Like A Funky Meme [Mega Mashup]

DJs From Mars - Axel F's Dangerous Resistance [Harold Faltermeyer vs David Guetta vs Knife Party]

pluffaduff - Baby I'm Back IV: The Fourth Awakens [Mega Mashup]

pluffaduff - Baby I'm Back V [Mega Mashup]

DJs From Mars - Back To Wonderwall [AC/DC vs Oasis vs Skrillex vs Knife Party]

DJ Cummerbund - BasketFlies [Green Day vs Owl City vs Coolio]

oneboredjeu - Bone Eastwood [Childish Gambino vs Gorillaz]

Triple-Q - Call Me, Beep Me (If You Wanna Reap Me) [Christina Millian vs Calliope Mori]

Benny Benassi - Cinema (Skrillex Remix)

Tones And I - Dance Monkey

FreeStyleGames - deadmau5 Megamix [deadmau5 vs Kaskade vs Lady Gaga]

Dean Gray (Party Ben & Team9) - Doctor Who On Holiday [Green Day vs The Timelords]

MANSHN - Don't Fear The Reaper

Foster The People - Don't Stop (TheFatRat Remix)

Captain Jack - Dream a Dream

Lammirai - Elementary school gym class: the mashup [Barenaked Ladies vs Los del Rio]

SiIvaGunner - How To Play (Melee) - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate [High Quality Rip]

pluffaduff - Humans in Paris [Daft Punk vs Jay-Z & Kanye West]

OneRepublic- I Lived (Arty Remix)

Bill McClintock - If You Wanna Breathe My Sulfur [Slipknot vs Spice Girls]

Studio Killers - Jenny (The Living Tombstone's Remix)

Reol - LUVORATORRRRY!

Triple-Q - Love Shack Trigger [The B-52's vs Casey Edwards]

Galactic Hole - MAXIMUM MASHUP MEGAMIX [Mega Mashup]

Skrillex & Damian Marley - Make It Bun Dem (Alex S Remix)

NilsOfficial - Never Gonna Wake You Up [Avicii vs Rick Astley vs Chumbawamba]

Avicii - The Nights

DJ Cummerbund - Old Staind Road [Staind vs Lil Nas X & Billy Ray Cyrus]

pluffaduff - One [Mega Mashup]

pluffaduff & KryptoDigital - One More Time (Project Discovery Remix)

Triple-Q - Party Rock Apple!! [Alstroemeria Records vs LMFAO]

Nero - Promises (Skrillex & Nero Remix)

Cryptrik - Riot Police [Hollywood Undead vs Knife Party]

pluffaduff - Rivers of Jordan [Justice vs Buckethead]

The Prodigy - Shut Em Up [The Prodigy vs Public Enemy]

dannyrom288 - Sofi Needs A Bad Apple!! [deadmau5 & SOFI vs Alstroemeria Records]

Andromulus - Somebody's Watching Thriller [Michael Jackson vs Rockwell]

Wax Audio - Stayin' Alive In The Wall [The Bee Gees vs Pink Floyd]

Daniel Ingram - Stop The Bats! (The Living Tombstone's Remix)

Triple-Q - Super High School Level Bad Guy [Danganronpa vs Billie Eilish]

The Roc Is Cookin' - Super Mario's Gettin' Money [Super Mario Bros vs 2pac]

Cryptrik - Teenage Levels [My Chemical Romance vs Avicii]

SiIvaGunner - Titanium - Helltaker [High Quality Rip]

pluffaduff - Turn Down For Crabs [Noisestorm vs DJ Snake]

pluffaduff - U Got That (Supreme Edition) [Halogen vs Riton & Kah-Lo vs Dirty Rush & Gregor Es vs Martin Garrix vs Timmy Trumpet]

Diplo, French Montana & Lil Pump - Welcome to the Party (ft. Zhavia Ward)

Avicii - Without You

DJs From Mars - Work Hard Like Teen Animals [Alice Deejay vs Nirvana vs Martin Garrix]

oneboredjeu - X Gon' Give It To Ya Maybe [Carly Rae Jepsen vs DMX]

[vung02]

Happy weekend my friends! I think you will like this beautiful song today... Enjoy😜

[emiliopenya]

LMD 2022 - TÍO PETER TÍO PETER - RETRO "ROLLETE" HARD HOUSE & BUMPING DAVID ARACIL - TECHNO INDUSTRIAL Este proyecto arropado bajo la bandera del colectivo OSCILA, que lleva por título "LO MEJOR DE", donde cada uno de los integrantes del equipo ha condensado en 30 minutos, una sesión de cada uno de los estilos que conforman la filosofía musical de la comunidad. Una selección realizada con los sonidos que personalmente creen que han sido referentes o destacables en cada uno de los estilos que defienden como los mejores del año 2022, cada uno de los deejays que conforman el equipo del colectivo: Aldo Kyoto, DJ Pérez, Tío Peter, Manolo González, David Aracil y EMILIOPENYA. Ver video en YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/STwSnnrSNKM Descargar sesio‌n en SOUNDCLOUD https://soundcloud.com/emiliopenya/lmd-2022-tio-peter Si deseas escuchar o descargar las sesiones de este año, dirígete a este enlace en Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/emiliopenya/sets/oscila-lmd-2022 Ver lista en YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaZkZ2TibYg&list=PLN1qO2711jg53NbMeMY_IgmxSrOtix9Te https://www.facebook.com/OSCILA.es LMD fue una idea concebida para presentar lo mejor de cada año en diferentes estilos de música electrónica, dio comienzo en 1997 con los deejays del programa de radio “Destroyer”. En futuras ediciones, se fueron añadiendo, nuevos componentes y estilos hasta llegar a la edición del año 2000. Tras esta edición hubo un parón de 13 años, pero se recuperó con el mismo espíritu de antaño, congregando a DJs que presentaban, desde su humilde punto de vista, una selección de las mejores producciones del año. Este año conmemoramos el 25 aniversario de la creación de este proyecto, en el que han colaborado, a través de su historia, los DJs: · Raúl Moratalla · DJ Pérez · EMILIOPENYA aka Killer DJ · Javier Hernández aka DJ Jasvi · Rubén García Mateo aka DJ PKO · DJ Diengueras · DJ Marquiris · Salva Poveda aka DJ Pove · Tío Peter · David Aracil · Manolo González aki CHACHO · Aldo Kyoto Grabado en enero de 2023 #LMD2022 #LOMEJORDE2022 #remember #lmd #música #djset #deejay #dj #mix #sesióndj #tíopeter #rollete #hardhouse #bumping #vocal #electronica #pumpinhouse https://www.instagram.com/p/CpmqQYnrbwV/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sublimationleblog]

#SublimationIsWar : guerre après guerre, battle after battle

Donald Trump et Elon Musk étaient les "visages" de la mixtape créative originale Cancel Culture. Les Louvin Brothers, ceux de Satan Is Real (soutenus par le Dr. Victor Frankenstein). Muhammad Ali, aka Cassius Clay, aka The Greatest, personnifie le nouveau mix War Of Sound, le troisième volet de la trilogie de deejay-battles #SublimationIsWar Vs. Serge Coosemans. Sa parution est prévue le 3 juin.

« Tu vois, le jeune, c’est comme ça que les hommes se parlent entre eux » peut-on entendre dans une séquence de transition de The Second Battle, le deuxième volet de la trilogie. Ce sample d’une tirade de la voix française de Clint Eastwood (dans Gran Torino) prend place au moment d’un changement de contrôle. Et ce dans une séquence belge (improvisée) du mix, un morceau méconnu de Front 242 répondant à une perle oubliée de Major Problem, obscur side-project de Lords Of Acid. C’est comme ça que les vieux punks se parlent entre eux.

Auteur (“La Guerre du Son”, “Glossaire du DJ”…), blogueur (Casacosmani), chroniqueur, ancien journaliste (Rif-Raf, Voxer, Focus Vif), lui-même un temps co-animateur de podcasts (Focus Brolcast) et assembleur de mixtapes éclectiques sur Radio Rectangle (Le Grand Remplacement), Coosemans est le Mocker, un artiste de la punchline. Il participe à une nouvelle manche de notre saga Guerres et Paix (2 podcasts et 3 mixtapes). L'effet de surprise est passé mais l'intensité va crescendo.

Une troisième battle un mois après la précédente. La paix n'en finit plus ?

War And Peace (The Battle) n’avait laissé que de bons souvenirs. Sa réalisation, en mode compétitif (pour ceux qui n'auraient pas compris ce qu’est une battle…), fut une expérience divertissante, et le résultat nous semblait plutôt plaisant à écouter. Le mix a reçu de bons échos tant de connaisseurs pointus que d'un petit public de curieux, moins initiés. Coosemans et moi avons des #opinions radicalement différentes sur… à peu près tous les sujets sérieux, en plus d’un historique personnel ultra-houleux, mais placez-nous devant une pile de disques et nous serons souvent sur la même longueur d’onde... Nous nous sommes à nouveau bien amusés durant The Second Battle, la décision d'organiser un troisième round fut donc prise de façon naturelle.

Qui joue quoi dans ces sets ? The Second Battle a un côté jeu de pistes. J'ouvre le set, puis tous les les changements de contrôle (sauf un) sont subtilement annoncés. Il y a des surprises... Tones On Tail, joué par moi, faisait partie de la pré-sélection de Serge. Je l’ignorais. Killing Joke, choisi par lui, émarge aux classiques incontournables de Sublimation; j'en avais longuement parlé dans les derniers podcasts de la série #SublimationIsBack, The Public Image et Poptones.

Killing Joke, Tones On Tail, Bauhaus, The Dead Kennedys, Gang Of Four, The Human League, Eno... Je crois bien que l'album My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts de David Byrne & Brian Eno est aussi culte à ses yeux qu'aux miens... Ces références, entendues dans les battles, se trouvent à l'intersection de nos goûts musicaux, lesquels sont quelques fois très différents mais souvent complémentaires.

Ces mixtapes contiennent des titres d’artistes beaucoup moins connus.

Chacun amène son univers particulier et ses propres armes sur le champs de bataille... On s'insulte par samples interposés, ce qui est rigolo, mais c'est surtout évidemment sur le choix des morceaux - et de la manière de les amener, de les enchainer (généralement deux par deux) - que la compétition repose. Je dois reconnaître que je ne connaissais pas plusieurs des titres joués par Serge; je pense l'inverse exact. Parfois, de temps en temps, l’un de nous joue même un « tube ».

A quoi s'attendre dans cette troisième battle ?

War Of Sound (The 3rd Battle) comprend des choix audacieux et inattendus, des mashups… On y entend des samples de Muhammad Ali, mais aussi de Klaus Kinski et d’autres intervenants plus surprenants. Il s'agit, de mon avis, comme de celui de mon partenaire/adversaire, du meilleur épisode de la trilogie; le plus profond, le plus cohérent, le plus sérieux, en un sens, même si l'humour y est à nouveau bien présent.

Serge a dit de ce troisième tome sur Twitter qu'il était "plus proche de Heroes que de Lodger" (en référence à la trilogie berlinoise de David Bowie; Heroes, le deuxième opus, étant assurément le meilleur et le plus abouti des trois disques). À vous de juger... Le 3 juin sur Spotify, Deezer et Apple Podcasts.

[pizzanella]

should add more songs (let me know, also oldies) for the "festa" @ Pizzanella farm. Jet in September in Milan, Robert Plant (with some Zeppelin songs) in October in Firenze, just after oasis president deejay night in Milan with noel's David Holmes

[ulkaralakbarova]

A trio of female soul singers cross over to the pop charts in the early 1960s, facing their own personal struggles along the way. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Curtis Taylor Jr.: Jamie Foxx Deena Jones: Beyoncé James “Thunder” Early: Eddie Murphy Marty Madison: Danny Glover Effie White: Jennifer Hudson Lorrell Robinson: Anika Noni Rose C.C. White: Keith D. Robinson Michelle Morris: Sharon Leal Wayne: Hinton Battle Magic: Mariah Iman Wilson May: Yvette Cason Max Washington: Ken Page M.C.: Ralph Louis Harris Tiny Joe Dixon: Michael-Leon Wooley Jazz Singer: Loretta Devine Jerry Harris: John Lithgow Sam Walsh: John Krasinski Ronald White: Alexander Folk Aunt Ethel: Esther Scott Miami Comic: Bobby Slayton Teddy Campbell: Jordan Wright Melba Early: Dawnn Lewis Talent Booker: Jaleel White Joann: JoNell Kennedy Charlene: Sybyl Walker Stepp Sister: Lesley Nicole Lewis Stepp Sister: Eboni Nichols Stepp Sister: Arike Rice Stepp Sister: Fatima Robinson Little Albert: Aakomon Jones Tru-Tone: Bernard Fowler Tru-Tone: Anwar Burton Tru-Tone: Tyrell Washington Dave: Rory O’Malley Sweetheart: Laura Bell Bundy Sweetheart: Anne Elizabeth Warren David Bennett: Ivar Brogger Jimmy’s Piano Player: Daren A. Herbert Elvis Kelly: Jocko Sims Rhonda: Pam Trotter Janice: Cleo King Club Manager: Eddie Mekka Case Worker: Alejandro Furth TV Reporter: Dilva Henry American Bandstand Producer: Vince Grant Nicky Cassaro: Robert Cicchini TV Director: Thomas Crawford Carl: Charles Jones Technical Director: Robert Curtis Brown Tania Williams: Stephanie Owens Man with Gun: Gilbert Glenn Brown Stagehand: Marty Ryan Detroit Reporter: Michael Villani Chicago Deejay: Gregg Berger L.A. Deejay: Daniel Riordan Photographer: David James Promo Film Narrator (voice): Paul Kirby Security Guard: Derick Alexander Curtis’ Secretary: Yvette Nicole Brown Go-Go Dancer: Nancy Anderson Go-Go Dancer: Joelle Cosentino Go-Go Dancer: Lisa Eaton Go-Go Dancer: Clare Kutsko Go-Go Dancer: Tracy Phillips Go-Go Dancer: Kelleia Sheerin Campbell Connection Dancer: Mykel Brooks Campbell Connection Dancer: Johnny Erasme Campbell Connection Dancer: Cory Graves Campbell Connection Dancer: J.R. Taylor Bad Side Dancer: Corinthea Henderson Bad Side Dancer: Craig Hollamon Bad Side Dancer: Reginald Jackson Bad Side Dancer: Chuck Maldonado Bad Side Dancer: Anthony Rue II Bad Side Dancer: John Silver Bad Side Dancer: Larry Sims Bad Side Dancer: Black Thomas Bad Side Dancer: Kevin Wilson Bad Side Dancer: Adrian Wiltshire Bad Side Dancer: Earl Wright Bad Side Dancer: Russell “Goofy” Wright Disco Dancer: Dominic Chaiduang Disco Dancer: Jose Cueva Disco Dancer: Omhmar Griffin Disco Dancer: Sky Hoffmann Disco Dancer: Trevor Lopez-Daggett Disco Dancer: Leo Moctezuma Disco Dancer: Gabriel Paige Disco Dancer: Terrance Spencer Disco Dancer: Tony Testa Disco Dancer: Quinton Weathers Disco Dancer: Jull Weber Disco Dancer: Marcel Wilson Jimmy’s Band: Stevie Ray Anthony Jimmy’s Band: Matthew Dickens Jimmy’s Band: Jerohn Garnett Jimmy’s Band: Mario Mosley Jimmy’s Band: Jimmy R.O. Smith Film Crew: Casting: Debra Zane Set Decoration: Nancy Haigh Executive Producer: Patricia Whitcher Producer: David Geffen Foley Artist: Catherine Harper Foley Artist: Christopher Moriana Producer: Laurence Mark Director: Bill Condon Musical: Tom Eyen Director of Photography: Tobias A. Schliessler Editor: Virginia Katz Original Music Composer: Henry Krieger Production Design: John Myhre Costume Design: Sharen Davis Digital Intermediate: Stefan Sonnenfeld Dialogue Editor: Kimberly Lowe Voigt Sound Effects Editor: George Simpson Stunts: Dick Ziker Makeup Artist: Judy Murdock Stunts: John Cenatiempo Second Unit Director of Photography: Dino Parks Assistant Costume Designer: Lizz Wolf First Assistant Editor: Ian Slater Casting Associate: Jeremy Rich Casting Associate: Tannis Vallely Music Arranger: Harvey Mason Gaffer: Newton TerMeer Assistant Art Director: Jann K. Engel Costume Supervisor: Elaine Ramires Sound Effects Editor: Donald Flick Script Supervisor: Carolyn Tolley Choreographer: Aakomon Jones Camer...

[p1325]

Here's the list of the mixes I used: Charli XCX - Nuclear Seasons (Michael Brun Club Mix) Charli XCX, Icona Pop - I Love It (Wayne G & LFB Club Mix) Charli XCX - You're the One (Climbers Club Mix) Charli XCX - You (Ha Ha Ha) [Goldroom Club Mix] Charli XCX - What I Like (Bodhi Remix) Charli XCX - Superlove (The Wide Boys Club Mix) Charli XCX, Iggy Azalea - Fancy (Ranny's Club Mix) Charli XCX - Boom Clap (Cahill Extended Club Mix) Charli XCX – Break The Rules (Roma Pafos Bootleg Club Mix) Charli XCX, Rita Ora - Doing It (Riddler PM Club Mix) Charli XCX - Famous (The Wide Boys Club Mix) Charli XCX - Vroom Vroom (Unknown Remix) Charli XC, Lil Yachty - After The Afterparty (Chocolate Puma Club Mix) Charli XCX, David Guetta, Afrojack & French Montana - Dirty Sexy Money (Joe Stone Club Mix) Charli XCX - Boys (Barry Harris Club Mix) Charli XCX - 5 In The Morning (2Wasted4 Westend Ghetto Club Mix) Charli XCX, Pablo Vittar, Brooke Candy & CupcakKe - I Got It (The Lordss Bootleg Bounce Club Mix) Charli XCX, Jay Park, Kim Petras - Unlock It (Alice Deejay Club Mix) Charli XCX, Troye Sivan - 1999 (Alphalove Club Mix) Charli XCX, Lizzo - Blame It On Your Love (Craig Welsh Extended Club Mix) Charli XCX, Christine and the Queens - Gone (The Wild Club Mix) Charli XCX, Pabllo Vittar - Flash Pose (David Michael Tribal Club Mix) Charli XCX - White Mercedes (EDX's Miami Sunset Extended Club Mix) Charli XCX - Claws (Jon Tho Remix) Charli XCX - Good Ones (Dario Xavier Club Mix) Charli XCX, Rina Sawayama - Beg For You (Brett Brisbois Club Mix) Charli XCX, Christine and The Queens & Coraline Polachek - New Shapes (Fabián Morales Club Mix) Charli XCX, Saweetie, Joel Corry, Jax Jones - OUT OUT (Edson Pride and Weslley Chagas Club Mix) Charli XCX - Used To Know Me (DJ Λllen & Kyle Harrison Bootleg Club Mix) Charli XCX, Tiesto - Hot In It (Eddie Martinez Club Mix) Charli XCX, Blackpink - Speed Drive VS Kill This Love (Leo Frasson Tribal House Mash-up Club Mix) Charli XCX, Sam Smith - In the City (ZAX Extended Club Mix)