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DJcity’s Spotify Playlist Update: Sep. 28

DJcity’s Spotify Playlist Update: Sep. 28

DJcity’s Spotify Playlist Update: Sep. 28
Lakeyah.

DJcity’s Spotify playlist update for the week of September 28:

D Smoke ft. Ty Dolla $ign – Good Thing
Gunna & Future – Too Easy
Lakeyah & OG Parker ft. Tyga & DJ Drama – In Person

Stream the entire playlist below or from within Spotify.

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‘MikiDZ Podcast’ Episode 98: Who’s Badder?

MikiDZ Podcast Episode 98: Who’s Badder?

In this episode of the MikiDZ Podcast, the crew asks the big question: who’s badder, Michael Jackson or Drake? MikiWAR has some strong feelings on the subject.

Watch the MikiDz Podcast above. It is also available on Apple Podcasts, Mixcloud, and Spotify.

The MikiDz Podcast is a talk-show that discusses news and topics in the DJ and nightlife industries. It is hosted by MikiWAR, DJ Dainjazone, and DJ Rell. The MikiDz Show, which is also hosted by Miki and Dainjazone, features live performances from the world’s most-skilled DJs.

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New and Notable Tracks: Sep. 24

New and Notable Tracks: Sep. 24

New and Notable Tracks: Sep. 24
Karol G.

KAROL G – SEJODIOTO
The Colombian superstar releases her latest empowering song which celebrates single life.

Gunna & Future – Too Easy
Atlanta’s finest showcase their effortless chemistry and reunite for a new hard-hitting single.

Coldplay & BTS – My Universe
Two global superstar pop groups unite over this Max Martin-produced uplifting anthem.

Drake ft. Future & Young Thug – Way 2 Sexy – Zack Martino Remix
The New York City-based DJ/producer delivers a high-energy house flip of Drake’s latest hit.


DJcity’s weekly picks are selected by Sir Marcus. To receive them via email, click here.

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Listen to ‘DJcity in the House’ Feat. Mojaxx: September 23

Listen to ‘DJcity in the House’ Feat. Mojaxx: September 23

Listen to ‘DJcity in the House’ Feat. Mojaxx: September 23
MistaJam.

Every Thursday, Tips and Tricks host, Mojaxx showcases DJcity‘s brand new house releases and exclusives on DJcity’s weekly Mixcloud series, DJcity in the House.

Check out Mojaxx’s favorite tracks and listen to the audio from the latest stream below.

Mojaxx‘s Picks:

1. MistaJam – The Recipe
2. Avicii – Wake Me Up – Mak Remix
3. Nina Simone – Feeling Good – Joel Corry Remix
4. Third Eye Blind – Semi-Charmed Life – Chunky Dip, Chumpion & Jesse James Camelot Edit
5. Matsu – R U With Me

Catch DJcity in the House every week on DJcity’s Mixcloud.

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Volta Create: A Visual Revolution?

Volta Create is a new software platform designed to allow users to produce Mixed Reality visual content. This can be used for live streams, performance recordings, or club & festival visuals – and in the future, VR. As well as featuring 3D world templates, the free app can also make use of the depth cameras in recent iOS devices to place performers directly inside those virtual worlds.

Mojaxx shares his excitement about the new tech in this episode of Tips and Tricks. Watch his first look above.

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Twitch Reaches Partnership With Music Publishers

Twitch Reaches Partnership -- Not A Licensing Deal -- With Music Publishers

Twitch Reaches Partnership -- Not A Licensing Deal -- With Music Publishers
Four Color Zack performing on Twitch.

After a year wherein numerous independent creatives employed as DJs struggled then learned how to adapt their skills to streaming platforms, Twitch — one of the most popular of platforms for disc jockeys to continue to play as well as earn sustainable incomes — has partnered with the National Music Publishers’ Association (NMPA) on a long-awaited agreement focused on building “productive partnerships” between the livestreaming service and publishing organization, according to a press release announcement.

The deal is not quite yet a licensing deal. Instead, it’s a time window during which Twitch and the NMPA will negotiate an arrangement for handling music use on the platform going forward.

“We look forward to working together toward building long-lasting partnerships with Twitch,” NMPA president/CEO David Israelite tells Billboard. “This agreement provides the framework for that relationship to develop.”

2020 and 2021 has seen Twitch operate under the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), shielding content-hosting platforms from liability for copyright infringement by users, outlining a process for rights holders to file “takedown notices” to report unauthorized music uses. However, this process frustrated users after the NMPA and RIAA together filed thousands of takedown notices over the past year, for minor violations.

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