On last week’s episode of the R.O.A.D. Podcast, the crew spoke to DiscoTech‘s Joe Maz and Konflikt. The former Miami DJ/producer duo questioned whether it is a good idea for artists to release new music during the Coronavirus lockdown.
Joe Maz also broke down his approach to creating “big room” remixes.
Watch an excerpt above and the full episode here.
Follow the R.O.A.D. Podcast on Facebook, Instagram, SoundCloud, Twitter, and YouTube.
Related Post: ‘R.O.A.D. Podcast’: DJ Franzen on DJing Afterparty Events for Drake
(Credit: Heshan Perera/Unsplash) Rumors of Facebook's upcoming Terms of Service update noting the right to delete users and pages that "create music l...
New tracks that DJs should know about.
As the event industry has more or less shut down over the last year, live streaming has become the go-to creative outlet for many DJs. In addition to k...
The DJcity mobile app has been updated with new and improved features. In addition to a streamlined user interface and enhanced functionality, the app...
Beatsource has announced that its streaming service for open-format DJs will be available in Serato DJ Pro 2.4 and Lite 1.4 in October. The highly anti...
Bad Bunny in Washington Heights. (Source: Univision) Add "traffic-stopping live performer" to the list of Bad Bunny's reggaeton success story, as the...
The Notorious B.I.G.'s crown and photograph by Barron Claiborne at Sotheby's. (Source: Instagram) Sotheby's, the world's oldest and largest internatio...
(Source: Jay Envy) Atlanta's Jay Envy has delivered a bass-heavy hip-hop mix for the DJcity Podcast. His half-hour set features German rap, R&B, south...
(Source: Beatsource) The Beatsource LINK streaming service for open-format DJs is now supported by TuneMyMusic, a free app that lets users transfer th...
In today's tutorial, we will show you how to personalize your music preferences on DJcity. If you want to see more international music in the "new r...
