Beatport: Explore what kind of DJ career path suits you best @ Musique Non Stop

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1. Explore what kind of DJ career path suits you best
2. Oliver Heldens and Gregor Salto's "Can't Stop Playing" rework hits #1
3. Stream Simian Mobile Disco's 'Whorl' LP in full now
4. Calvin Harris crosses one billion streams on Spotify
5. Addison Groove drops his top five studio tips
6. Disney holds its ground against Deadmau5 and Fact presents The A-Z of Rave
7. Preview Mary J. Blige's "Right Now" produced by Disclosure
8. Nina Kraviz, Guy Gerber, and Richie Hawtin rock ENTER.Ibiza this Thursday, September 11, live from v

Explore what kind of DJ career path suits you best Posted: 09 Sep 2014 12:00 AM PDT The best advice any modern professional DJ could give you is short and sweet: Stay true to yourself. But then the burning question becomes, who are you as a DJ and what works best for you as a future career path? Fortunately, DJ Tech Tools is here to help. In a new feature-length article, the Bay Area-based community site explores three various kinds of DJs including the technical DJ, the producer DJ, and the local club DJ, as well as the differences between each of these three DJ archetypes technically, creatively, and even financially.

Oliver Heldens and Gregor Salto's "Can't Stop Playing" rework hits #1 Posted: 08 Sep 2014 04:00 PM PDT Congratulations goes out to Dutch production duo Oliver Heldens and Gregor Salto. Their slammin' house remix of "Can't Stop Playing" has reached the number one spot in the Beatport Top 100.

Stream Simian Mobile Disco's 'Whorl' LP in full now Posted: 08 Sep 2014 01:00 PM PDT For the recording of their new album Whorl, UK electronic duo Simian Mobile Disco (aka James Ford and Jas Shaw) trekked out to Pioneertown, a small California desert community near the Joshua Tree National Park, where they played a local saloon with a skeletal live setup. The result of their landmark performance formed the basis of their newly released fourth album dropping this week on ANTI-. Stream Whorl in its hour-long entirety accompanied by some stunning oscillating visuals now.

Calvin Harris crosses one billion streams on Spotify Posted: 08 Sep 2014 11:00 AM PDT Boom! Calvin Harris' global domination continues with the Scottish hit-maker becoming the most streamed British solo act of all-time on Spotify, cresting 1 billion spins. The landmark figure translates to an unprecedented 5,000 years of continuous listening and has reportedly earned him over US $6.4 million. To mark this auspicious occasion, Harris will host a Spotify playlist takeover tomorrow on Tuesday, September 9th at 8:00 pm GMT, where he'll introduce a number of his favorite tunes.

Addison Groove drops his top five studio tips Posted: 08 Sep 2014 09:00 AM PDT Bristol-based eclectronic producer Addison Groove (aka Tony Williams) entered the global dance music consciousness with a bang—not with a whimper. 2010's footwork-influenced "Footcrab" made a massive underground impact and he's kept up the pace over the past few years. His most recent release, "Turn Up the Silence" continues his exploration of combining Chicago footwork with the UK's bass scene. And, as you might imagine, he's got mad skills manipulating the classic Roland TR-808 drum machine.

Disney holds its ground against Deadmau5 and Fact presents The A-Z of Rave Posted: 08 Sep 2014 07:00 AM PDT Welcome to our manic Monday edition of the Morning Roundup. Today, we've got Disney holding its ground against Deadmau5, Fact doing The A-Z of Rave, a new 60-minute mix from Zero 7, and lots more so let's get to it. Right this way for our complete wrap-up.

Preview Mary J. Blige's "Right Now" produced by Disclosure Posted: 08 Sep 2014 06:00 AM PDT R&B sensation Mary J. Blige has just shared "Right Now," the premier cut from her upcoming UK-inspired album The London Sessions. To flush out the concept, she's collaborated with some of her new friends, namely English dance duo Disclosure and chart-topping R&B singer Sam Smith.

Nina Kraviz, Guy Gerber, and Richie Hawtin rock ENTER.Ibiza this Thursday, September 11, live from Ibiza Posted: 08 Sep 2014 03:00 AM PDT The idyllic Ibizan summer just keeps rolling on. Celebrating ENTER.Ibiza week 11 this Thursday, September 11th at Space, the reigning techno lord will be performing alongside Recondite and Dubfire in the main room. While over on the Terrace, it's Russian spinstress Nina Kraviz, Julian Perez, and Mr. 11 11 himself, Guy Gerber. Additional ENTER.Ibiza special guests on the night will be Minus artists Jon Gaiser B2B Matador, Fabio Florido, Hito, and Ness (Live), as well as Canadian DJ-in-residence Matthew Hawtin.