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Watch the Producers of Ariana Grande’s ‘thank u, next’ Explain How They Made the Track

Social House and TBHits

The producers of Ariana Grande‘s hit single “thank u, next” have explained how they made the track on a new episode of Genius’ Deconstructed. The song peaked at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 (currently No. 2) and was the eighth most-downloaded song of November on DJcity.

In the video, Los Angeles-based duo Social House and multiplatinum producer and songwriter TBHits begin by recalling when they knew the song would be a hit. They then discuss how they came up with the vibe for the track before breaking it down in Pro Tools.

TBHits, aka Tommy Brown, has frequently collaborated with Ariana since 2013. He helped produced her singles such as “Let Me Love You” featuring Lil Wayne, “better off,” and “Be Alright.” He has also worked with artists like DJ Khaled, Chris Brown, and Jennifer Lopez.

Social House is made up of Michael “Mikey” Foster and Charles “Scootie” Anderson. They’ve worked with the likes of Chris Brown and J Lo, too, and are also recording artists themselves. Last Summer, the duo released their debut single “Magic In The Hamptons” featuring Lil Yachty.

Watch Deconstructed above.

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Ozuna Drops New Single, ‘Baila Baila Baila’

Ozuna

Ozuna has dropped a surprise reggaeton single titled “Baila Baila Baila.” Produced by DJ Luian, Mambo Kingz, and Hydro, the track will appear on Ozuna’s forthcoming third studio album, Nibiru.

The Puerto Rican superstar also shared an accompanying video. In the visual, which is set in a post-apocalyptic world, Ozuna finds a group of female survivors and gets them to dance with him in a beautiful white oasis.

“Baila Baila Baila” follows Ozuna’s single “Luz Apaga” featuring Lyanno.

Watch the video above and download “Baila Baila Baila” on DJcity.

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Watch: Cosmo Baker Performs Mini Mix for Serato

Cosmo Baker

Cosmo Baker, a veteran party rocker and turntablist from Philadelphia, has delivered an eclectic mini mix for Serato’s In the Mix series. His 20-minute set consists of funk, hip-hop, R&B, and nu disco-flavored remixes. Baker also throws in some live blends and turntablism throughout.

Baker is the director of Scratch DJ Academy’s Philadelphia branch. He has played alongside DJs like Jazzy Jeff, A-Trak, Diplo, and Z-Trip, and artists such as Drake, Jay-Z, A$AP Rocky, and The Roots.

Watch Cosmo’s mini mix above.

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ETX Drops ‘DJcity Podcast’ Latino Mix

ETX

ETX
ETX (Source: Instagram)

ETX, a contributor to DJcity Latino’s music team, has dropped am energetic Latin mix for the DJcity Podcast. The Dallas native’s 30-minute set consists of reggaeton and moombahton, including seven of his edits. ETX is a resident at Café Salsera.

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Tracklist:

1. Anuel AA ft. Romeo Santos – Quiere Beber Remix – ETX Hype Intro
2. Wisin & Yandel & Ozuna – Callao
3. Daddy Yankee – Aquí Está Tu Caldo – ETX Hype Edit
4. Sebastian Yatra, Mau y Ricky & Farruko – Ya No Tiene Novio Remix
5. Mozart La Para ft. Justin Quiles – Mujeres Remix – ETX Hype Intro
6. Ozuna – Aunque Me Porté Mal
7. Gente De Zona ft. Marc Anthony – La Gozadera – Ronrro Acapella Intro
8. Selena – Baila Esta Cumbia – ETX Reggaeon to Cumbia Remix
9. Los Angeles Azules – Toma Que Toma – Refresh Remix
10. Ozuna – Si Tu Marido No Te Quiere – ETX Party Starter Edit
11. Hector El Father – Tu Quieres Duro – ETX Remix
12. Noizekid – Ready – ETX Hype Edit
13. 6ix9ine ft. Tory Lanez – KIKA – CHILDSPLAY & Jordan Miles Remix
14. J Balvin – Reggaeton – Shelco Garcia & Teenwolf Puro Pari Remix
15. Pitbull – Bojangles – DJ Smerk Makamba Bootleg
16. Speedy – Sientelo – Stavros Martina, Kevin D, & Superior Remix
17. Daddy Yankee – Perros Salvajes – Pedro Murcia Moombah Bootleg
18. Fulanito – El Cepillo – D’Maduro Remix
19. Sean Paul – Gimme The Light – Limitless Remix
20. Ozuna – Tu Olor – Aaar y Pantera Remix

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Consejos y Trucos: Review del Controlador XDJ-RX2 de Pioneer DJ

Pioneer XDJ-RX2

Luis Martínez revisa el controlador todo en uno XDJ-RX2 de Pioneer DJ. Lanzado en el otoño de 2017, el RX2 hereda una serie de funciones del controlador NXS2 de la compañía y es la versión recargada del sistema independiente XDJ-RX. Miralo arriba en el episodio de esta semana de Consejos y Trucos de DJcity Latino.

English translation (traducción en inglés):

Luis Martinez reviews Pioneer DJ’s XDJ-RX2 all-in-one controller. Released in Fall 2017, the RX2 inherits a number of features from the company’s NXS2 controller and is the follow-up to their standalone XDJ-RX DJ system. Watch his review above on this week’s episode of DJcity Latino‘s Consejos y Trucos.

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Ricky Martin’s ‘Maria’ Remixed by DJ Silence: DJcity Exclusive

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DJ Silence (Source: Facebook)

Dutch DJ/producer Silence has delivered an upbeat, Latin house remix of Ricky Martin‘s 1995 hit single, “María.” His version maintains some of the original vocals while adding a tribal and Dutch house-influenced drop.

“María” appeared on Ricky Martin’s third studio album, A Medio Vivir. The track peaked at No. 6 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart and made the top 10 in over a dozen other countries.

Silence’s version follows his remix of the Fugees‘ “Ready Or Not,” which was one of the most downloaded tracks of November on DJcity.

Preview the track below and download it exclusively on DJcity.

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