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Entries Open for Red Bull 3Style

3Style

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Red Bull 3Style has begun accepting submissions for this year’s competition.

DJs from around the world can now apply for a chance to compete in the national finals of their country of origin. If their country is not hosting a national, then the DJ has a chance to compete in the world finals as a wild card.

This year’s 3Style is open to DJs who use all-in-one controllers in place of players and a mixer. However, 3Style has noted that DJs who use all-in-one devices should make the most of their capabilities.

To apply, fill out the form and submit a five-minute performance video at 3Style’s website. The submission process ends on May 31.

3Style will announce the participating countries along with their finalists on July 1 (six per country). The wild card finalists will be revealed on the same day.

The national finals will take place from September to November 2017. The winner of each final will represent their country at the world finals in Poland.

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Related: Details of Next Red Bull 3Style World Finals Revealed

Club Tracks for Cinco de Mayo 2017

DJ Santarosa

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DJ Santarosa at the Conga Room in Los Angeles. (Photo source: Facebook)

DJcity has put together a list of track recommendations for your Cinco de Mayo DJ sets. It includes a variety of Latin styles, including bootlegs, edits, and remixes from DJcity’s team. Two of the remixes are from DJcity’s Puro Pari series.

Related: DJcity Launches Latin-Inspired ‘Puro Pari’ Edit Series

Watch A$AP Ferg’s ‘East Coast’ Video Ft. Remy Ma

A$AP Ferg has shared a video for his gritty new single “East Coast” featuring Remy Ma. Co-directed by the Trap Lord himself, the visual features cameos from A$AP Rocky, Rick Ross, French Montana, and more.

Ferg told Billboard, “As far as creating the song and the visual, I just feel like I wanted to bring the New York energy back — bring it back to the fun videos and creativity and innovation.”

The track is set to appear on Ferg’s forthcoming album Still Striving. It will be the follow-up to his sophomore album, Always Strive and Prosper, which was released last April.

Watch the video above and download “East Coast” on DJcity.

Related: Watch DJ Khaled’s ‘I’m the One’ Video Feat. Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance The Rapper, and Lil Wayne

Panic City Drops DJcity Podcast Mix

Panic City

San Francisco DJ/producer Panic City has dropped a half-hour of mostly hip-hop, house, and Jersey club for the DJcity Podcast. Panic has produced remixes for a wide variety of artists, from Diplo and Steve Aoki to Pitbull and Chris Brown. His set features live blends and one of his own unreleased original tracks.

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Tracklist:

1. Panic City – Intro
2. Gucci Mane – Pillz – Acapella
3. Calvin Harris ft. Frank Ocean & Migos – Slide
4. Kanye West ft. Post Malone & Ty Dolla $ign – Fade
5. Kanye West – Fade – Freejak Remix
6. Busta Rhymes ft. Pharrell Williams – Light Your Ass on Fire – Acapella
7. Busta Rhymes ft. Pharrell Williams – Light Your Ass On Fire – Mercer Bootleg
8. DJ Esco ft. Future & Lil Uzi Vert – Too Much Sauce
9. Chris Lake – I Want You
10. Breach – Jack
11. Panic City & CLB – ID
12. CLB vs GTA – Booty Bounce
13. Kehlani – Undercover – Panic City & Miles Medina Remix
14. Rich Chigga – Dat Stick – Hikeii Flip
15. Bruno Mars – That’s What I Like – Mervin Mowlley Jersey Club Remix
16. Kendrick Lamar – Humble. – D-Tale Acap Intro Edit
17. Future – Mask Off – Jailo Edit
18. Madeintyo – Skateboard P
19. Lil Uzi Vert – XO TOUR Llif3 – DJ Taj & Based Prince Remix
20. KidCutUp – Hold Up, Wait A Minute – 75 Transition Stinger
21. D.R.A.M. ft. Lil Yachty – Broccoli – Chet Porter Remix

Follow Panic City on Facebook, Instagram, SoundCloud, and Twitter.

Related: Los Angeles’ DJ Joe Matrix Drops DJcity Podcast Mix

DJcity’s Most Downloaded Tracks of April 2017

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Below is a list of the most-downloaded tracks on DJcity during April 2017. To receive these updates via email, click here.

See What’s Inside Ableton’s Push Controller

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The popular YouTube channel What’s Inside? has taken apart an Ableton Push controller to show its inner workings. The device, which includes 64 pads, can be used for both performances and production. Amazingly, the Push still works after being stripped down to its core. Watch the video above. (Skip to the 2:44 mark)

Related: Watch DJ Manwell, Stro Elliot and 14KT Perform With Serato DJ and Ableton Link

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