Vice

Vice Airwaves Live – Episode 36


Vice’s new podcast features some of our favorite EDM tracks of the moment including Vicetone’s “Lowdown,” Deorro’s “Five Hours” and Mercer & DJ Snake’s brand new track, “Lunatic.” Shout out to Vice for also including exclusive edits from our in-house producers, the Tall Boys!

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Marco V – Back In The Jungle
Mike Hawkins – Soldiers
R3hab – Samurai (Go Hard)
Mercer & DJ Snake – Lunatic
W&W – Bigfoot – Tall Boys Short Edit
R3hab, Lucky Date vs Bel Biv Devoe, Alvaro, Punish – Rip It Up Poison – Henry Fond Bootleg
Vicetone – Lowdown
Futuristic Polar Bears – Back To Earth
Vice ft. Mike Taylor – World Is Our Playground – Denzal Park Remix
Merk & Kremont vs Temper Trap, Axwell, Dirty South – Sweet Zunami – Miguel Guillen & Cadence Edit
Empire of the Sun – Celebrate – Hook N Sling Remix
Chris Malinchak – If U Got It – Mark Knight Remix
Simion – Warning
Don Diablo & Cid vs. Lunde Bros – Got Me Thinkin – Lodato Slapper Bootleg
Tchami x Janet Jackson – Go Deep
Oliver Heldens vs Fedde Le Grand – Back & Gecko – Lodato Bootleg
Deorro – Five Hours – Tall Boys Short Edit
RAC – Let Go – Kemal Golden Remix
Kronic – Fire In the Sky – Tony Junior Mix
ALIZZZ – That Gurl
Beyonce – Drunk In Love – Brian Matrix vs The Weeknd Remix

Related: Vice Interview with DJ Beatstreet

Vice Interview with DJ Beatstreet [Video]


DJ/producer Vice recently sat down with Philadelphia’s DJ Beatstreet for an insightful and candid 16 minute interview. The legendary DJ discussed starting his career at Los Angeles’ Power 106, achieving a Las Vegas residency before the city’s rise, the benefits of being a “genre-bending” DJ, his latest track “World Is Our Playground,” and more.



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Vice ft. Mike Taylor – World Is Our Playground


Legendary DJ/producer Vice has released a music video for his progressive house anthem, “World Is Our Playground.” The track features vocals from Mike Taylor and has garnered over 170,000 SoundCloud plays since its debut.

Download: Vice ft. Mike Taylor – World Is Our Playground

DJcity Podcast: Vice – October 15, 2013


DJcity is thrilled to present Vice as the host of this week’s podcast. The legendary Los Angeles-born DJ/producer/entrepreneur has been working Las Vegas and clubs across the world for years — establishing himself as one of the most prominent DJs in the game. His debut podcast for DJcity features exclusives including some of his own edits and remixes.

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Tracks:

Vice ft. Mike Taylor – World Is Our Playground
Jewelz & Scott Sparks vs MGMT – Cargo Kids – Sgt Slick & Vice Edit
Wax Motif & Neoteric – Go Deep – Torro Torro Remix
Blasterjaxx vs Grandmaster Flash – Fifteen White Lines – Sgt Slick & Vice Edit
Capital Cities – Safe And Sound – Vice Remix
JoeySuki & Example – Changed The Kickstarts – Sgt Slick & Vice Edit
Vice & Sgt Slick – Pump This Party
Beach vs Sick Individuals – Pepper Jack – Sgt Slick & Vice Edit
Vice – Breathe Education – Bootleg
Fat Boy Slim & Riva Starr – Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat – Henry Fong Bootleg
Jack Beats – Knock You Down – Major Lazer vs Jack Beats Remix
Paris & Simo vs Mark & Kremont vs DJ Snake & Lil Jon – Turn Down For Tundra – Sgt Slick & Vice Edit
Meaux Green – Grindin On Acid
TWRK – Badinga!
Snoop Dogg – Drop It Like It’s Bubble Gum
Mickeys – 104 Free Drinkz
David Guetta – Ain’t A Party
Quintino & Blasterjaxx / Kanye West – Black Puzzle – Sgt Slick & Vice Edit
Steve Aoki & Chris Lake & Tujamo – Boneless
Icona Pop – I Don’t Care – BeatBreaker Bootleg
Henry Fong – Stand Up

Related: Vice Talks Dropping “DJ” From His Name, Opening a Sneaker Boutique + More [Video]

Vice Talks Dropping “DJ” From His Name, Opening a Sneaker Boutique + More [Video]


World famous DJ/producer/entrepreneur Vice sits down with Caroline D’Amore from Heartbeatz Radio to discuss why he dropped the “DJ” from his name, launching a sneaker boutique, his worst DJ experience ever and more.

Eric D-Lux Talks Differences Between LA & Vegas, Working w/ Vice & More


Here’s a dope interview with Power 106’s Eric D-Lux. Eric discusses the differences of DJing on the radio vs in the club, the Internet’s impact on radio, the differences between the LA and Vegas club scenes and more. D-Lux also shouts out DJcity and says we’re his favorite site for discovering new music. Big ups!

Where do you discover new music these days?
Internet or labels email me all the new records, so it’s all on the Internet. Djcity.com is my favorite. They’re up on everything, so I check it every day and there’s, like, hundreds of updates.

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