Nikko Calor

Big Syphe

DJcity has returned with a new batch of tracks for Puro Pari, a series of exclusive Latin-inspired remixes, bootlegs, and edits.

In this installment, Big Syphe, Julian R, and Nikko Calor remix some of today’s biggest singles, including number one hits from Ed Sheeran and Migos.

“Puro Pari isn’t just a movement or sound but a lifestyle,” Big Syphe says. “Mashing up cultures and genres is something I’ve always done.”

Check out the second batch of tracks below and stay tuned for more.

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

DJcity has teamed with veteran Los Angeles DJ/producer Big Syphe to launch Puro Pari, an on-going series of exclusive Latin-inspired club tracks.

The phrase “puro pari,” which loosely translates to “turn up” in Spanish, was first used by Big Syphe and Eric D-Lux during their radio show on Power 106 in the early 2000s. It eventually took off and became a movement in Los Angeles.

Now, DJcity and Big Syphe have brought Puro Pari back to life by enlisting a team of producers to make Latin-inspired remixes, bootlegs, and edits. The tracks are available exclusively on DJcity’s record pool.

“Puro Pari isn’t just a movement or sound but a lifestyle,” Big Syphe says. “Mashing up cultures and genres is something I’ve always done. I’m very excited to bring that to DJcity because over the years I’ve seen them develop their movement to a lifestyle for DJs, introducing them to music from all parts of the world.”

Check out the first batch of tracks below and stay tuned for more.

Daddy Yankee – Shaky Shaky – Nikko Calor & Big Syphe Puro Pari Remix

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Diplo ft. Deb’s Daughter – Hey Baby – Big Syphe & Julian R Puro Pari Remix

Drake – Fake Love – SpydaT.E.K Puro Pari Remix

Sean Paul ft. Dua Lipa – No Lie – Nikko Calor & Big Syphe Puro Pari Remix

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After traveling to the far reaches of western Russia, DJcityTV’s Cutting Room returns stateside for a session in sunny Miami, Florida. The six-minute video, which was filmed at Scratch DJ Academy, features ten of the city’s best turntablists, including the one and only Craze.
 
They appear in this order: DJ Immortal, DJCX, I-Emerge, Ruen, Nikko Calor, DJ K-Razor, Knockers, Compete With Pete, DJ Concept, and Craze.
 
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