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- Steve Aoki & Linkin Park Debut New Collaboration
- Win 2 Tickets To John 00 Fleming At Exchange LA 08-16-2013
- Can You Tell Who Is Who In The New Teaser For SBRC Presents Bloody Beetroots ‘HIDE’
- TomorrowWorld Reveals Main stage Lineup
- Exclusive Interview With Sydney Blu
- Farace – The Farace Show – Episode 016
- Forbes Announces The Highest Grossing DJs
- Nicky Romero – Protocol Radio 052 08-09-2013
- Fedde le Grand – Dark Light Sessions 54 08-12-2013
- W and W – Mainstage Podcast 167
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 07:40 PM PDT
This past weekend, Tokyo's Chiba Marine Stadium was packed to the brim as Summer Sonic Festival took over. While the artists included many rock icons like Muse, Metallica, Fall Out Boy, and Linkin Park, some DJs were there to rock the crowd. One of those artists was Mr. Dim Mak himself, Steve Aoki. At one point in Steve Aoki’s performance, Linkin Park’s frontmen Mike Shindoa & Chester Bennington appeared on the stage. Together, the three performed their brand new collaboration ‘A Light That Never Comes‘ for the very first time. The crowd had a massive, positive reaction to the song, and the group topped it off with one of Steve Aoki’s signature group photos at the front of the stage. Mike Shindoa took to twitter after the performance to let everyone know that the single will not be sold via iTunes, physical copies, or any on-air play. The track will be featured in Linkin Park’s upcoming Facebook game, Recharge. Aoki took to instagram to post plenty of photos from when the three performed the brand new track. Check out the new track feautred in the video above.  |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 05:44 PM PDT
 John 00 Fleming is a legend among the trance scene. Having been in the trance scene since the very beginning, John 00 Fleming has wowed hundreds of thousands of fans all across the planet. On Friday, August 16th, John 00 Fleming will be making his Insomniac Presents Awakening debut at Exchange LA with a 4 hour exclusive set! We are giving away 2 tickets to this special event. This contest is for people 21+. Winners will be announced in a week so stay locked on our Facebook and Twitter. Cant Wait?Buy Tickets HereEnter Here |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 03:59 PM PDT
Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo has already won fans over so massive this year it is incredible. He wowed the crowd at Electric Daisy Carnival with his live Bloody Beetroots performance. Then, on July 4th, he premiered his new track with Sir Paul McCartney. Now, Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo is back to tease us with more. On September 17th, Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo will debut the brand new Bloody Beetroots sophmore album, HIDE, out on Ultra Records. To increase the anticipation for the release, a teaser video has been released featuring all the collaborators on the new album. But you can’t see who they are, as all their faces are hidden, and you can just hear them talking. Of course, you can tell Sir Paul McCartney at the very beginning of the video. Then there is drum superstar Tommy Lee featured with a voice-over and him banging on the drums. Who can you spot in the video? Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo presents The Bloody Beetroots HIDE, will be released worldwide September 17th on Ultra Records. This is an album to keep an eye on.  |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 01:14 PM PDT
We are just a month and a half away before ID&T brings the world’s biggest and best music festival to America for the first time. TomorrowWorld will be taking over Chattahoochee Hills, GA – 30 mins outside of Atlanta – on September 27 – 29. The only 21+ music festival happening this year in the US, TomorrowWorld is going to be an experience for people to always remember. Mixjunkies will be hanging out there, and now we can know that we will be spending a decent amount of time at the main stage.
Today, Tomorrowland released the main stage lineup for the innaugural festival. From just the look, this is going to be a stage that is going to be packed from the beginning of the day to the very end. Friday includes names like Chuckie, Tiesto, Fedde le Grand, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, and Porter Robinson. Saturday will see W&W, NERVO, Calvin Harris, Afrojack, and Axwell taking he stage. The closing day, Sunday, will include Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Hardwell, MAKJ and Sander van Doorn. Tickets are still available so get yours today.   |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 12:59 PM PDT
 Sydney Blu is one of the most prominent female DJs in the dance music scene right now. Since her beginnings in Toronto, working on music while studying in college, she has since become one of the most in-demand artists in the music scene today. Traveling the world to see her undying fans, Sydney somehow finds time to make incredible works of music as well. Most recently, she released a game-changing mix compilation, Change The Game. In it, she showcased her skills as a DJ, mixing in tracks from deep house, techno, progressive, and electro, taking listeners on a journey unlike any other. She has also teamed up with Black Hole Recordings to release a series of short documentaries entitled, Being Sydney Blu. We were lucky enough to catch up with her and talk to Sydney about her recent move to Los Angeles, the documentary series, life, music and so much more. This Saturday, Sydney will be headlining Los Angeles premiere nightclub, Exchange LA, for their weekly Insomniac Presents Inception event. Check out our one-on-one with Sydney Blu, and make sure you get tickets to see her this weekend. Buy Tickets Here Q: How has 2013 been going for you? This year has been really crazy because I moved to LA at the very beginning of it all. I started working on my compilation album as well. Then there was the documentary series that I am doing and that launched in February as well, so it was just crazy doing all these things at once. Can’t forget WMC as well, where we had the Blu Party. It has just been non-stop but I love it.Q: You moved to LA from Miami correct? Actually, I moved from Denver. I lived in Denver for 5 months. It was just a little slow-paced for me. But it was a nice little break. I was always planning on coming to LA though.Q: How is LA different from the other places you have lived? The reason why I love it for me, is that it is just amazing for me career. Everybody here that I am friends with is in the music industry in some capacity. That is really good for your career. It not just because you are friends with people because they are in the music industry, but you have so much in common with these people because they work in entertainment like you. Being in a city with all these people is really motivating because I think everyone feeds off one-another. Not to mention it is sunny, and beautiful, and fast-paced which I love.Q: How did you handle moving right around the time that all your projects were starting to get pushed out? It has been challenging because it can get a little overwhelming at times, but I feel very accomplished. I worked very hard on this and it’s all coming together. I have been getting great feedback on the radio show, and the compilation, and the documentary series. It just makes it feel worth it all.Q: You have been on the road for a while now doing a tour in correlation with your new mix compilation. How was that been going? It has been amazing, but it started out really crazy. When I started my first date on the road, I brought a giant suitcase with a month full of my stuff. The second day of the tour, I lost my phone or it was stolen at this huge rave I was playing in New York. I was having problems with my USB sticks as well. So much has happened since I left. Q: With those little mishaps, did the tour get better as you went along? Absolutely. So much better. I went home to Canada and was able to see all my friends in Toronto. It was beautiful there this time of year so I don’t mind basing myself out of there.Q: What has been one of the best spots on the tour for you? Toronto. It was just insane. I played PRIDE in Toronto in the street for 2000 during the day. Then I went and played at Footwork Nightclub where I got to play a proper underground set. The night in New York I lost my phone was also one of the best nights as well. I was playing in Williamsburg for a festival in a warehouse for 2000 people. That was one of the highlights.Q: So what brought about this underground sound/style in you? I am just over the whole “EDM” thing. I think I released some really good, quality progressive house on Black Hole [Recordings], but I am kind of ready to evolve to a more house sound. It is kind of a metaphor with the new mix compilation title, Change The Game, because I want to change into a more soulful sound.Q: Speaking of Change The Game, this mix compilation featured many different styles and sounds in it. How did you go about choosing which songs and styles you wanted to use? Everybody has commented on it, and I want people to know that I truly worked hard on this album, because I wanted to show my versatility as a DJ. Honestly, it could have gone terrible or it could have gone great. Luckily, it has been going great for me. People can think that you have ADD when you mix so many different genres together. I decided at the beginning of the album, that I didn’t want to do just mainstream music. I physically couldn’t. So I decided to make it interesting, starting out very deep, then moving into housey & techy, before moving into big room electro. I wanted to make sure that it really flowed and that it was a real journey.Q: You also have a documentary series airing right now on YouTube with a new episode every month. How did this idea come about? I have a record deal with Black Hole, that has a section for music videos. There are like 3 guarantee music videos in my contract. But music videos are a lot of money. They can cost anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000. I was talking to the people I was working, and I suggested instead of making cheesy music videos, let us do something out of the box. I have always been fascinated by documentaries. Madonna’s latest one, I Want To Tell You A Secret, I watched over and over and over. Even Beyonce’s one, it was just so real and interesting. I love it when artists show who they really are and when they don’t put on an act. Also, with some many DJs putting out documentaries where they make life look so glamorous, I wanted to show the real side of it. First of all, not everyone is making a life earning $100,000 a show. There are a lot of people who are out there, busting their ass, trying to make a living doing this. I feel like I am on a level of success, but I work really hard to get where I am and to always be on the rise. I wanted people to see that. Q: Of all the episode’s which one if your favorite? I love all the episodes so far. I think the Toronto one is my favorite. We went to Toronto where we did the filming of the PRIDE show and the Footwork show. We interviewed all my friends for longer than 10 years. I think that is one of the best episodes because that is going to show some insight into who I really am.Q: What other cities do you want to do? I definitely want to do Washington, D.C. I also have a show coming up in Ottawa that I would like to do as well because that is the capital of Canada, and then I get to do the capital of my other home, in Washington, D.C.Q: Living in Toronto, how did you get involved in DJ and producing? I went to college in Ottawa. While studying there, I saw my first underground DJ at this after hours show and I was just like, “Oh my god…”Q: Do you remember who it was? I don’t remember who the first one was, but I remember the second or third one was with Roger Sanchez. The man is a legend and has always been one of my favorite DJs. Erick Morillo as well. I saw all these DJs at this one after hours club called The Comet. That is where I was inspired and decided I wanted to become a DJ/producer myself.Q: What was your parents reaction when you told them this is what you wanted to do? I was really surprised when I told me mother since she has been so old-fashion most of her life, but they were so supportive. They have really backed me as well. That was the one thing that they never really argued with me about. Maybe it was because I was successful, but it felt really good.Q: If you weren’t a DJ, what would you have become? If I wasn’t a DJ, like right now at this moment if I decided to quit, I would probably stay in music and be a manager or an agent. But if I wasn’t in music at all, I would probably do something in travel. When I was in college I was studying travel and touring. So there were careers in travel agency, flight attendant, working for airlines and hotels and resorts.Q: Before you got into the whole dance music scene, who were some of your favorite artists growing up? Growing up? Let me see. Michael Jackson. I love Madonna. She has always been my favorite artists in the world. I loved The Dave Matthews Band when I was in college; like I was obsessed with Dave Matthews. Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and the whole grunge scene of the 90s. The Cure. Tori Amos. Cindy Lopper. Prince.Q: Was there one moment in your career that really stuck out to you the most? Yeah, I actually performed at the Roger Center, which is the Skydome in Toronto. I opened for Deadmau5 in either 2011 or 2012, I can’t really remember. 35,000 people were in attendance there. It was the biggest crowd I ever played for. Also my parents and family were there as well. So that is always special.Q: What do you have going on the rest of the year? I will be continuing this tour, which will end around September. Then I will be doing a college tour in October. I am going to do Europe around that time too. After all that, I am going to start working on my artist album which will be coming out in 2014.Q: What do you want to say to your fans? I just hope everyone continues to watch the documentary series. I am working really hard on it, to kind of do something new and different out of the box. Come to one of my shows. I love seeing all of you in the crowds. Also, buy some of my music. I can’t continue doing this, if you don’t buy my music. And also make sure you check out my radio show, Blu Cast. Latest From Sydney Blu Exclusive Interview With Sydney BluSydney Blu is one of the most prominent female DJs in the dance music scene right now. Since her beginnings in Toronto, working on music while studying in college,... Sydney Blu – BLUcast 039We’re not going to make this about Sydney Blu as “female electronic dance music DJ”, she’s an amazing EDM artist, plain and simple. We were lucky enough to meet... Sydney Blu – BLUcast 038We’re not going to make this about Sydney Blu as “female electronic dance music DJ”, she’s an amazing EDM artist, plain and simple. We were lucky enough to meet... Sydney Blu – BLUcast 037We’re not going to make this about Sydney Blu as “female electronic dance music DJ”, she’s an amazing EDM artist, plain and simple. We were lucky enough to meet... Sydney Blu – BLUcast 036We’re not going to make this about Sydney Blu as “female electronic dance music DJ”, she’s an amazing EDM artist, plain and simple. We were lucky enough to meet... Out Now: Sydney Blu – Change The Game Mix CompilationWhen Sydney Blu releases a new episode of her Blu Podcast, we know we are in for a good time because it is going to feature an array of... Free Download: Sydney Blu, JD & Betsie Larkin – Nightlight (Party Ghost Remix)We love the musical talent that is Sydney Blu. Always changing. Always new. Fresh. EXCITING! It always gets us amped here at Mixjunkies when a Sydney Blu track comes... Sydney Blu – BLUcast 035 feat. DJ DanWe’re not going to make this about Sydney Blu as “female electronic dance music DJ”, she’s an amazing EDM artist, plain and simple. We were lucky enough to meet... Sydney Blu – BLUcast 034 feat. NERVOWe’re not going to make this about Sydney Blu as “female electronic dance music DJ”, she’s an amazing EDM artist, plain and simple. We were lucky enough to meet... Sydney Blu – BLUcast 033 Peter Rauhofer TributeWe’re not going to make this about Sydney Blu as “female electronic dance music DJ”, she’s an amazing EDM artist, plain and simple. We were lucky enough to meet... |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 12:00 PM PDT
 Our feature artist Farace has started his own show and we are super excited to feature it on the site. His mixes are of the electro house variaty and always get our heads bobin. If you love grimmy raw house tunes, breaks and bass music, Farace is your boy. Plug in.
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Track List01 Deenk – Flipside02 Dirty Trash – Dancing Plague of 1518 (Farace Remix) 03 Shade K – Temptation 04 ANiMAL-MUSiC – Kingdoms 05 Robert Firth & Aleex Nodner – EPMM 06 FetOo – Funk Off (Nicolas S Remix) 07 Martin Garrix – Animals (Farace & Dave Berg ReEdit) 08 Deformaty – God Particle (DeadSlim Remix) 09 Farace – Pop Dat feat Chayo Nash 10 Krafty Kuts & Tim Delux – Work That Body ft Mike G (Farace & Dave Berg Remix) 12 Benver – Shifting Colors (Seva Remix) 11 A. Skillz & Krafty Kuts – TrickaTechnology (2013 Remix)  |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 11:15 AM PDT
Forbes has once again released the list of the worlds richest DJs from the past year. For the past year, it has been the most successful and lucrative career for most of the DJs in their entire career. Because of the amount of money earned by these talents, Forbes has actually expanded their list to include more names of these well-off producers. Over the course of the last 12 months, these DJs racked in more than $250 million combined. Our top grosser, Calvin Harris, made an estimated $46 million this past 12 months due to his touring, and his productions that has received mainstream airplay. Hey Calvin, can I borrow $20 bucks? 11. Diplo, Pauly D – $13 million 10. Steve Aoki – $14 million 9. Kaskade & Skrillex – $16 million 8. Armin van Buuren – $17 million 7. Afrojack – $18 million 6. Avicii – $20 million 5. Deadmau5 – $21 million 4. Swedish House Mafia – $25 million 3. David Guetta – $30 million 2. Tiesto – $32 million 1. Calvin Harris – $46 million  |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 11:00 AM PDT
 It’s about time Nicky Romero jumped on the DJ Show bandwagon. We’ve been seeing a lot of DJ starting up their own radio shows to give us a constant stream into their music. Protocol Recordings is Nicky’s very own record label. So its only natural he set up a banging mix show to promote it. We are on board, lets go!
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Nicky Romero Track ListJohn Dahlback – We Were GodsArmin van Buuren ft. Cindy Alma – Beautiful Life SICK INDIVIDUALS – Chase Weekly Top 3: Steve Angello & Matisse & Sadko – SLVR Vicetone vs. Delerium feat. Sarah Mclachlan – Silence Tremble (F3DE Mashup) Marcus Schossow – Reverie (Michael Calfan Remix) Mightyfools – Put Em Up Nilson & Kid Vicious – Sabotage Danny Avila – Tronco Freshtrack of the Week: Provenzano – Stormy Winds Sidney Samson feat Killfake – Revenge Of The Acid The Aston Shuffle – Cant Stop Now (Matisse & Sadko Remix)  |
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 10:00 AM PDT
 Fedde Le Grand has a new radio show , and it's about time! Fedde has been tearing up the beatport charts with hit after hit. As well as playing some of the hottest and biggest festivals. Fedde has been busy this year, and we are glad to see he is upping the anti with a radio show.
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Posted: 14 Aug 2013 09:00 AM PDT
 We’ve been listening to W & W kill their live sets and performances around the world so now its time to get a contant stream into their amazing bassdriving yet melodic trance sound. Plug in and get yours.
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Track list01. Bruno Mars – Treasure (Audien Remix)02. Madeon – Technicolor 03. Yves V – Sonica 04. Andrew StetS – Kobzar 05. ID – Tsunami 06. Marcus Schossow – Reverie (Michael Calfan Remix) 07. Loverush UK ft. Bryan Adams – Tonight in Babylon (Bobina Remix) 08. Axwell – Center Of The Universe (Stefan Dabruck Remix) 09. Boys Noize – Starwin (Maor Levi Remix) 10. Adam Kancerski – Quantum 11. Estiva – Dinodrums 12. Mord Fustang – Something Right Meow 13. Most Wanted: Hardwell & W&W – Jumper 14. Nicky Romero ft. Krewella – Legacy (Vicetone Remix) 15. Deorro – Lose It 16. Dash Berlin ft. Cristina Novelli – Jar Of Hearts 17. Chase & Status ft Moko – Count On Me  |
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