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Friday, March 12, 2021

New and Notable Tracks: Mar. 12

New and Notable Tracks: Mar. 12

New and Notable Tracks: Mar. 12

Deorro ft. LÚA – Si Tú No Estás Aquí
Deorro enlists the young Mexican artist for a genre-bending Latin pop and nu-disco single.

Thombs ft. Vela & Mag – Al Ritmo De La Noche
DJcity Latino’s director drops a collaborative bilingual guaracha heater for DJcity Records.

Ice Cube – You Know How We Do It – Arona Mane Remix
Sydney, Australia’s Arona Mane puts his signature touch on Ice Cube’s 1993 classic.

Rick Ross – Hustlin’ – Tall Boys Whoopty Edit
Los Angeles’ Tall Boys give Rick Ross’ 2006 hit a “Whoopty” rework for this DJcity Exclusive.

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Friday, March 12, 2021

Thombs, Vela, and MAG Drop Latin Pop Track ‘Al Ritmo De La Noche’ on DJcity Records


(Source: Thombs)

Thombs, Colombian DJ/producer and director of DJcity Latino, has teamed up with co-producer MAG and vocalist Vela for DJcity Records’ latest release, “Al Ritmo De La Noche.” The track is a refreshing guaracha-style pop song with a pulsing four-on-the-floor rhythm.

As a producer, Thombs has already made a name for himself in the dance music world. Some of his previous tracks have hit the Billboard charts, been licensed for video games and fitness classes, and been supported by artists like Diplo, Skrillex, and Dillon Francis.

Download “Al Ritmo De La Noche” on DJcity and Beatsource and stream it on all major services here.

Follow Thombs on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Mixcloud, YouTube, and Spotify.

Follow Vela on Instagram.

Follow MAG on Instagram.

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Friday, March 12, 2021

DJcity Launches ‘Lifestyle Program’ With Worldwide Collection 01

DJcity Launches 'Lifestyle Program' With Worldwide Collection 01

DJcity Launches 'Lifestyle Program' With Worldwide Collection 01Worldwide Collection 01

In celebration of 21-years of DJcity, we have teamed up with Miki Guerra of The Magnolia Park (and co-host of the MikiDz Show) alongside Jerry Avila, Barry Saravia, and The Premier Group out of Los Angeles, California, in curating, designing, and introducing the “DJcity Lifestyle Program.”

DJcity Worldwide Collection 01 is the first release to be available to our members and supporters from around the world. This drop features the “DJcity Worldwide” graphic designed by DJ Marvel, which was inspired by the diversity and footprint of the DJcity family. It is available in sweatshirts and t-shirts in multiple colors. We are also including a tonal “DJcity Basics” hoodie and jogger combination in four different colorways. All items are limited and will never be reproduced again.

Preview the collection below and shop here.

Worldwide Collection 01: Group Shot

Tees
Moden fit (true to size). Size up for a relaxed/oversized fit.
Fabric: 100% Cotton. 6.1-ounce Garment-dyed fabric. Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage.
Features: Screen printed in Los Angeles, California.
Care instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors – hang dry only.

Worldwide Collection 01: Tees White

Worldwide Collection 01: Tees Black

Pullover Hoodies
Fabric: 80% cotton and 20% polyester. 8.25-ounce medium-weight.
Features: 3-panel hood fleece lined for extra comfort. 100% cotton face. Side-seamed. Double-needle topstitch on all seams. Dyed-to-match drawcords with tipped ends and metal eyelets.
Kangaroo pocket. Ribbed cuffs and waistband.
Tonal Screen-printed and printed in Los Angeles, California.
Care instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors – hang dry only.

Worldwide Collection 01: Hoodies Worldwide

Worldwide Collection 01: Hoodies Tonal Basic

Jogger
Features: Gusset inserts for drop-crotch feel. Side-seamed. Ribbed bottom cuff and waistband, drawstring at waist. Two side pockets and a back pocket.
Fabric: 80% cotton and 20% polyester. 8.25-ounce medium-weight.
Tonal Screen-printed and printed in Los Angeles, California.
Care instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors – hang dry only.

Worldwide Collection 01: Jogger

Trucker Hat
60% polyester & 40% cotton.
5 panel.
Adjustable strap – one size fits most.
Printed in Los Angeles, California.

Worldwide Collection 01: Trucker Hat

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Wednesday, March 10, 2021

‘R.O.A.D. Podcast’: DJ Icy Ice on the Struggles of Being an Asian DJ in the 90s

'R.O.A.D. Podcast': DJ Icy Ice on the Struggles of Being an Asian DJ in the 90s

On last week’s episode of the R.O.A.D. Podcast, the crew sat down with DJ Icy Ice of the World Famous Beat Junkies. The legendary Los Angeles DJ explained the obstacles he experienced as an Asian DJ trying to enter the LA nightclub scene in the 90s.

DJ Ice Ice also spoke about starting the first Asian hip-hop party in Los Angeles called “The Source.”

Watch an excerpt above and the full interview here.

Follow the R.O.A.D. Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, SoundCloud, Twitch, Twitter, and YouTube.

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Tuesday, March 9, 2021

DJ Spadus Drops ‘DJcity Podcast’ Mix


(Source: DJ Spadus)

Dallas, Texas’ DJ Spadus follows up his 2020 Bedroom Sessions routine with a bass-heavy mix for the DJcity Podcast. His 30-minute set combines hip-hop bangers with funky house tracks.

Spadus is a resident at Public House in Denton, Texas. Prior to COVID, he hosted the monthly #RNBBasementParty in Denton and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, which he has since shifted to Twitch. He also works with Been iLL, an artist collective promoting the new wave of conscious hip-hop.

Also available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and TuneIn.

Tracklist:

1. Fat Joe ft. Nelly – Get It Poppin’ – Fresco Remix
2. Troyboi & Nina Sky – Eyez On Me
3. Matsu – Teriyaki Breaks 01
4. Jon Swaii – All Night
5. Yella Beezy ft. Erica Banks – Star – KidCutUp Transition Edit
6. Curt Summers – Da Void
7. ScHoolboy Q ft. Kendrick Lamar – Collard Greens
8. Dirty Chocolate – Hologram
9. Kanye West – Can’t Tell Me Nothing
10. Cardi B – UP
11. Bree Runway ft. Missy Elliott – ATM – KidCutUp Transition Edit
12. Jack Harlow ft. Big Sean – Way Out – Mark Cutz Club Edit
13. Montell Jordan – This Is How We Do It – KidCutUp vs Fresh Mode Transition Edit
14. The Brothers Macklovitch & A-Trak ft. Leven Kali – Give Love to Get Some
15. Chuck Roberts ft. Monique Bingham – In the Beginning
16. Bucketheads – The Bomb – JAYDVL Remix
17. Cajmere – Brighter Days – Odd Mob Edit
18. DJ SC – My Love
19. OMNOM & VNSSA – Skin
20. Chapter & Verse – Free Your Mind – Myles Club Edit
21. Tiga – Woke – Jaime Jones Remix
22. Tiesto & Ty Dolla $ign – The Business, Pt. II – SH8K Remix

Follow DJ Spadus on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and SoundCloud.

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Tuesday, March 9, 2021

Mojaxx Reviews Shure MV7 Microphone

For the 300th episode of Tips and Tricks, Mojaxx tests out the Shure MV7 microphone. Shure has already established itself as one of the leading names in studio and stage microphones, and with the MV7, they have released their first-ever mic designed with podcasting and live streaming in mind. Featuring both USB and XLR connections, could it be the missing link in many DJ’s streaming rigs?

Watch Mo’s review above.

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