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Listen to NOODLES’ DJcity Podcast Mix


NOODLES performs at Coyo Taco in Miami. (Credit: K MERCE)

NOODLES, the official DJ for Kehlani, has served up a half-hour of hip-hop and R&B for the DJcity Podcast. The San Francisco native is set to perform in April at Sacramento’s SOL BLUME festival alongside artists including Jhene Aiko, Goldlink, and The Internet.

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Tracklist:

1. Big Sean & Metroboomin ft. Travis Scott – Go Legend
2. Migos ft. Drake – Walk It Talk It
3. Lil Uzi Vert – Sauce It Up
4. Eric Bellinger – G.O.A.T.
5. Famous Dex ft. A$AP Rocky – Pick It Up
6. Ty Dolla $ign ft. Jeremih – Dawsin’s Breek
7. Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future, & James Blake – King’s Dead
8. Big Sean & Metroboomin ft. Kash Doll – So Good
9. Kehlani – Get Like
10. Yhung T.O. – Blame Em’
11. SOB X RBE – Anti
12. SOB x RBE ft. Kendrick Lamar – Paramedic
13. P-Lo ft. E-40 – Put Me On Somethin’
14. SZA – Broken Clocks

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Related: Listen to DJ Livitup’s DJcity Podcast Mix

DJs Should Switch Their Instagram Profile to a Business Profile

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In 2016, Instagram rolled out a set of Business Tools to help companies of all sizes better understand their followers and grow their businesses.

One of the tools introduced was business profiles. Unlike personal profiles, business profiles enable companies to get insights about their followers and posts, and promote posts (run ads). Business profiles also include contact info, making it easier for customers to connect with companies.

However, many DJs have still not switched their personal profile to a business profile. Thankfully, DJ Eyecon has put together a video that explains the benefits of doing so.

Based in South Carolina, Eyecon is an official Rane DJ and former Red Bull 3Style competitor. He currently holds residencies at Malibus Surf Bar and Oz Myrtle Beach.

Watch his video above.

Related: Do DJs Need to Be Producers These Days?

Watch Tinashe’s Vertical ‘Faded Love’ Video Feat. Future

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Tinashe has released a vertical video for her latest single “Faded Love” featuring Future. The track was included in February’s edition of DJcity Trends.

The steamy visual, which was exclusive to Spotify over the weekend, was filmed vertically and is intended to be viewed on a mobile device. It follows Tinashe around as she dances seductively in what appears to be an abandoned warehouse.

Produced by Grammy-winning duo Stargate, “Faded Love” is set to appear on Tinashe’s forthcoming second studio album, JOYRIDE. It’s the follow-up to “No Drama” featuring Offset, the first single from the project.

Watch the video above and download “Faded Love” on DJcity.

Related: Watch Drake’s Inspiring ‘God’s Plan’ Video

Shecky Green: How DJ AM Became the Highest Paid DJ in the World

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Jonathan Shecter aka “Shecky Green.” (Credit: L.E. Baskow / Las Vegas Weekly)

Jonathan Shecter aka “Shecky Green,” the co-founder of The Source magazine and current Editor-In-Chief for Cuepoint at Medium, was recently a guest on the Reflections of a DJ (R.O.A.D.) podcast.

A former director of programming for the Wynn, Shecky played a key role in negotiating DJ AM’s groundbreaking deal with Las Vegas’ PURE Nightclub in 2006.

During the convo, the show’s co-host Crooked asked Shecky about how he helped broker the deal. Shecky discusses how the negotiations went down and how it raised the bar for DJs going forward. He also talks about how the death of AM marked the beginning of the EDM era.

Reflections of a DJ is hosted by Las Vegas DJs Crooked, D-Miles, Neva, and Jaime Da Great.

Watch the clip and listen to the full interview below. New episodes go up on Wednesdays on iTunes and SoundCloud.

Related: DJ Scooter: WTF is Open Format DJing?

Listen to DJ Livitup’s DJcity Podcast Mix

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DJ Livitup, a mixer on Miami’s Power 96, has put down a Latin mix for the DJcity Podcast. His 32-minute set features mostly reggaeton and Latin-influenced Dance music, including a few of his edits. Livitup is also a resident at Hyde Beach and the Clevelander Hotel South Beach.

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Tracklist:

1. J Balvin, Jeon, & Anitta – Machika – DJ Santarosa Club Edit
​2. Don Omar – Entre Tu Y Yo
3. DJ Exile – Mujeres (Ladies) Anthem
4. Becky G ft. Bad Bunny – Mayores – ETX Hype Intro – Livitup Bad Bunny Only Edit
5. Bad Bunny, Prince Royce & J Balvin – Sensualidad – Livitup Reggaeton Edit
6. Ozuna ft. Cardi B – La Modelo – Livitup Club Edit
7. Ozuna – Dile Que Tu Me Quieres – Aaar Remix
8. Zion & Lennox ft. J Balvin – Otra Vez – DJ Smerk & Eddie Boy Make Ya Bootleg
9. IamChino, 40 Conras, & El Micha – Smokers Dembow
10. Farruko ft. Bad Bunny – Krippy Kush – Shelco Garcia & Teenwolf Puro Pari Remix
11. DJ Kass – Scooby Doo Pa Pa – Livitup Edit
12. MC Fioti, Future, J Balvin, Stefflon Don, & Juan Magan – Bum Bum Tam Tam – Livitup Bootleg
13. Garmiani ft. Julimar Santos – Fogo – DJ Smerk Club Edit
​14. 2 Chainz – It’s Your Birthday – Kidd Spin Acap Loop
​15. DJ Scuff – Plakiti
16. Bad Bunny – Chambea
17. Bad Bunny – Soy Peor – DJ Rio Coco Bootleg
18. DJ Snake & Lil Jon – Turn Down For What Remix – DJ Smerk 128-100 Transition​
19. J Balvin & Willy William – Mi Gente – Livitup Edit
20. Nicky Jam ft. Enrique Iglesias – El Perdon – Livitup Edit
21. Ozuna – El Farsante – Aaar Remix
22. Daddy Yankee – Dura – Livitup Club Edit

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Related: Listen to DJ Dainjazone’s DJcity Podcast Mix

The Samples Behind 2Pac’s ‘Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z…’

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Power 106’s Wax Only series has examined the samples behind 2Pac’s second studio album, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z…. The project, which is celebrating its 25-year anniversary today, is considered by many as Pac’s breakout album.

Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z… debuted at No. 24 on the Billboard 200 in March 1993 and went on to achieve platinum status. It featured the tracks “I Get Around” and “Keep Ya Head Up,” which reached No. 11 and 12 on Billboard’s Hot 100 respectively. “I Get Around” remains a staple in DJ sets to this day.

Watch Wax Only above.

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