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Track Listing:

1 White Rabbit – Jefferson Airplane
2 SNAP into EMF – Discotech
3 This Charming Man – The Smiths
4 Bad Reputation – Joan Jett
5 Music by Night – Spiller
6 RATATAT
7 Negative Thinking – Death Set
8 Homecoming – The Teenagers
9 Back to The Underground – Agent 99
10 Look at You Now – Agent 99
11 Super Positive – Mealticket
12 Lyin’ Ass Bitch – Fishbone ft. Lisa R. Grant
13 I Wish You Were a Beer – Skandalous
14 Carnival – Bikini Kill
15 Worked Up So Sexual – The Faint
16 She is Beautiful – Andrew W.K.
17 Polly Wants A Crack Rock – Desert Sessions
18 He Did It – Detroit Cobras
19 Darling Boy – Checkered Cabs
20 The Secret – Hepcat
21 City – Tracy + the Plastics
22 Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt – We are Scientists
23 Agenda Suicide – The Faint
24 Date With the Night – Yeah Yeah Yeahs
25 I’m So Hot For Her – Rolling Stones
26 Shut Up And Let Me Go – Ting Tings
27 Y Control – Yeah Yeah Yeahs
28 Pass This On – The Knife
29 You’re My Disco – Waldorf
30 Overdose – Tomcraft
31 Worry About it Later (Switch Remix) – The Futureheads
32 Helicopter (Weird Science ft. Peaches Remix) – Bloc Party
33 Slut? – Avenue D
34 The Way – Klaas
35 Flashlights + Explosions – Royskopp
36 Tony the Beat – The Sounds
37 Sometimes – Les Rythmes Digitales
38 Drumtrax – Joakim
39 Where’s Your Head At (Klaas Remix) – Jean Elan/Basement Jaxx
40 Out There On The Ice – Cut Copy
41 Candy Girl – Soviet
42 I Love U (Bart B More Remix) – Larry Tee
43 This Time (Klaas Remix) – DJ Antoine
44 Anyway You Choose To Give It (Boy-8-Bit Remix) – The Black Ghosts
45 To the Bobmobile – Bobmo
46 Rippin Kitten – Golden Boy w/ Miss Kitten
47 Brooklyn (King Honey Remix) – Plastic Little
48 Little Bit (CSS Remix) – Lykke Li
9 Ladytron – Discotraxx
50 I Get Around (Midnight Juggernaut Remix) – Dragonette
51 Lady Dragon Slayer – Crossover

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These days, when you see somone DJing you almost always seem them doing one of two things, looking at their blackberry or iphone or starring endless into a computer screen.  Joking aside, laptop djing is here and with product such as Serato and Final Scratch it doesn’t look like it is going anywhere.  Quite frankly, why should it.  As a DJ it offers you a lot of flexibility, doesn’t brake your back or your wallet carrying or buying records, you can remix on the fly etc.. etc… etc..  But the one thing that a lot of DJ’s have been been craving is the ability to drop samples ontop of their records. While most DJ will have converted their into or a police alarm to an mp3 to play through the Digital Set up.  What happens when you have two records going and you still want to drop a sample of efx.  The Answer, is simple Kueit


Mixcity Inc.’s KueIt gives you the ability to access 310 audio clips for instant simultaneous playback at the touch of your fingertips.  It’s as easy as a simple keyboard key stroke or the click of your mouse.  Create and store your own library of music clips, sound effects and jingles with ease.  KueIt’s user-friendly interface allows you to access audio files quickly, making it easy to create your own custom user profile in minutes.  KueIt is the only software on the market capable of giving you truly instant seamless playback of as many as 310 audio files played simultaneously from one computer.   Here is Fat man Scroop giving you the low down on Keuit.

 

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The Twelves sent over their brand new mixtape — sneak a peak at two brand new remixes for Theatre of Disco and Black Kids that you haven’t yet heard. Plus, um Chromatics… can’t go wrong there. Overall nice mix… tweaked in all the right places.

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Tracklisting: 30 Minutes of Twelves

Intro – Title Music from A Clockwork Orange
1 – Revolte – Weak Generation
2 – Michael Jackson – Thriller (instrumental)
3 – Chromatics – In The City (The Twelves Replay)
4 – Datarock – I Used to Dance with my Daddy (Metal on Metal Remake)
5 – Lifelike – So Electric
6 – Theatre of Disco – YOA (The Twelves Remix)
7 – Boys Noize – Feel Good (TV Off)
8 – Thieves Like Us – Drugs in my Body (The Twelves Replay)
9 – Le Knight Club – Rhumba
10 – Les Rhythmes Digitales – Hypnotize
11 – Black Kids – I’m Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You (The Twelves Replay)
12 – M.I.A. – Boyz (The Twelves Replay)

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I do not consider myself a great DJ at all. I have dabble in many aspects of the field for 13 years now. One thing that has always perplexed me and been a big thorn in my side is when you go to mix 2 songs that you know have beats that are easily mixed but for some reason they sound awful together. It didn’t always make sense until one day I read about how many of the best Electronic DJs not only worry about BPM but also the Key in which the song is played.

Years of musical training all made sense at that moment. When someone sings a song off key, like a friends in the car, it sounds terrible. We all have experienced that. So why would it be the same for 2 songs that get mixed together.

Now if most of you are like myself, you don’t have the time to worry about this.

So in comes Yakov Vorobyev and his company Mixed In Key, LLC. A program I have been working with for over a year now.

It’s a pretty simple and straightforward program that can figures out the Temp and Key of every MP3 or WAV file you have. It will then place it’s analysis in the BPM and Comments section of your file and will then come up in any Software program you use. I have tested it with Serato, Traktor and Numark Cue. The video below is a bit chessy but informative.

The purist may get angered by this but as for I am all about spreading this simple process in order to hear more cleaner Mixtapes and Sets while out at the Local Dive! Also, on a side not, think about all the DJ AM/Crooklyn Clan mash ups you can make that will actually sound right together!

It’s supporters are impressive too from Kaskade to Blank & Jones to Deep Dish and Pete Tong. Amazing DJs with amazing talent.

The site explains it all and has great tutorials. There is no need for me to go into detail about how to use. But for a simple investment of $58, your current and future fans will be thanking you and in turn Mr. Vorobyev for this wonderful creation! Check it out now!!!!

New Music is Everywhere nowadays. Everyday, Radio is proving that it serves no purpose. Some may argue with me on this but at least when I head to the clubs in LA, more and more I ma noticing that the DJs and the crowd are beginning to know the Jams bumping throughout the net. Case in point, MSTRKRFT, which should be a household name for every DJ by now. You should be playing at least one of their remixes or originals in your set regardless if you spin Hip-Hop, Electro, Top 40 or Indie. People go nuts. On that note I give you their latest remix of John Legend’s jam, “Green Light.” If you haven’t got this yet then download it. Also attached are some other tunes you should enjoy. Have fun!

John Legend Ft. Andre 3000 – Green Light (MSTRKRFT Remix)

New Jay-Z. You may have this but if not then get on it! His best track in years!
Jay-Z- Dope Boy Fresh (Jockin’ Jay=Z)

Flufftronix posted this up and I like it:

Hostage is one of my favorite Electronic artist. Check out his latest mix and track, which uses a sample from my favorite group of all time.
Hostage- Rooted
Hostage – Summer Holiday Mix 2008
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WATCH IT NOW!!! ENJOY AND GET TO KNOW HOLLYWOOD HOLT!!!