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Manchester’s very own party rocker G2 presents his DJcity Podcast. His skills have seen him perform across the world but he is known as one of Manchester’s most in-demand DJ’s. Stream or download his podcast below as he serves up a 30 minute urban loaded mix.

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Download on iTunes HERE

Tracklist:
01. Major Lazer ft. PartyNextDoor & Nicki Minaj – Run Up
02. J Hus – Did You See
03. The Weeknd – Can’t Feel My Face
04. Sammy Porter – How You Feel
05. Not3s – Addison Lee – Satoru Club Edit
06. Lotto Boyzz – No Don
07. Future – Sh#t
08. Mist – Karlas Back
09. Swiss – Cry (Inst.)
10. Kojo Funds – Warning
11. Tory Lanez – LUV
12. Drake – Blem
13. Tyga – Rack City
14. Giggs ft. Donaeo – Lock Doh
15. Yxng Bane – Fine Wine
16. French Montana ft. Swae Lee – Unforgettable
17. Kendrick Lamar – ELEMENT.
18. A$AP Rocky ft. Drake & 2 Chainz – F#ckin’ Problem
19. Mr Eazi ft. Efya – Skin Tight
20. Wizkid ft. Drake – Come Closer
21. Ludacris ft. Shawnna – Stand Up
22. Jason Derulo ft. Nicki Minaj & Ty Dolla $ign – Swalla
23. Rihanna – Kiss It Better vs Jason Derulo – Swalla
24. TLC – No Scrubs
25. Drake ft. Giggs – No Long Talk – DJames Intro

Related: Listen to DJ Jonezy’s DJcity Podcast Mix

Celebrating his new collaboration with IMG, London’s very own DJ Bluey releases his brand new genre-bending mix hosted by Fatman Scoop. The two hour mix includes a mixture of RnB, dancehall, hip hop, and house. Listen to the power mix below.

Follow DJ Bluey on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

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DJ Brace, the 2016 DMC Online Champion, scratches over Kutiman’s afrobeat track “Cheetah Guava” using the Fretless Fader.

The flight case seen in the video was designed by Brace. It’s called the “Scratch Suitcase” and will be available soon from Magma.

Fretless Fridays is a monthly series that features DJ Brace scratching over songs using John Beez’s Fretless Fader.

Related: DJ Brace Scratches Over Kutiman’s ‘Sefi Ramirez’

Fong Fong, the 2012 DMC Online World champion, is known for making innovative routines. For his latest video, the French DJ recreates and scratches over his remix of La Grande Table’s electronic track, “Out There.” The drum samples, which mimic a darbuka, are made by tapping on his Reloop RP-8000 turntable and Ortofon Concorde QBert cartridge.

Watch the creative routine above.

Related: First Look: Fong Fong’s SliderKut

Pioneer DJ’s DJM-450 is a 2-channel mixer designed for bedroom use. However, it comes with many of the features required by club DJs, including DVS integration, excellent sound quality, smooth faders, and built-in effects.

On this week’s episode of Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx determines if the DJM-450 is actually suitable for the club — in addition to the bedroom.

Related: Review: Reloop RMX-90 DVS Mixer for Serato DJ

Israel’s BrainDeaD recently dropped a routine for Pioneer DJ to demonstrate the features of company’s DDJ-RX controller and Rekordbox DJ software. The performance makes use of his and The Kemist’s future dancehall track, “Incredible,” which was released on Mad Decent in October.

Watch the three-minute routine above.

Related: Skratch Bastid and DJ Puffy Perform Soca Routine

DJ Roli Rho, an award-winning turntablist and member of the 5th Platoon and IntroBass crews, has been featured on Funkmaster Flex’s “5 Minutes of Funk” segment for Hot 97. The New York City native put down an extended routine consisting of mostly classic hip-hop and other throwbacks.

Watch the video above.

Related: Watch DJ Diamond’s Routine for ‘5 Minutes of Funk’

Both from Munich Germany and residents at Crowns Club, Defra & Kandee present a hip hop heavy DJcity podcast mix. Defra hosts “Toneplay Tuesday” and Kandee is a member of the “Red Bull Most Wanted” DJ team, showing they are a winning combination. Stream or download their podcast below.

Download on iTunes HERE

Tracklist:
01. Timbaland & Magoo – Indian Flute – DEFRA Toneplay Segway
02. Future – Mask Off
03. Kendrick Lemar – Humble.
04. Ayo & Teo – Rolex
05. Rick Ross ft. Young Thug & Wale – Trap Trap Trap
06. Yogi ft. Juicy J & Alexander Lewis – Money On My Mind
07. Rin – Doverstreet
08. G4shi – Disrespectful
09. Young Thug, 2 Chainz, & Wiz Khalifa ft. PnB Rock – Gang Up
10. French Montana ft. Future – No Pressure
11. DJ Snake ft. Migos, G4shi, & Travis Scott – Oh Me Oh My
12. Drake – Gyalchester
13. Migos – Get Right Witcha
14. Travis Scott – 90210

Related: Munich’s DJ Dime Drops DJcity Podcast Mix

DJs Odilon, Lamont, Madfingaz, Swordz, Dysfunkshunal, and Deloin represent for Antwerp, Belgium on DJcityTV’s new Cutting Room episode.

Related: Santiago, Chile Represents on DJcityTV’s ‘Cutting Room’

Rising Canadian producer Eestbound recently sat down with Genius to discuss producing Travis Scott’s 2015 hit, “Antidote.” The song, which peaked at No. 16 on Billboard’s Hot 100, was certified triple platinum in April 2017.

Eestbound recounted how he and co-producer, WondaGurl, stumbled upon on Lee Fields & The Expressions’ “All I Need,” which they used as the song’s main sample. He also discussed how his simplistic approach to producing the song helped fuel its creative process.

Watch the video above.

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