Movement 2009: Detroit Electronic Music Festival — A Review in pictures …
Allen & Heath: Xone 92 face plate signed by every one of the DEMF artists EXCEPT for Derrick May at this point …
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Monthly Archive for May, 2009
Closed Pacha’s main room out for Benny Benassi again this past Friday. Yet another SURREAL experience. Place was packed to the rafters, and the fans were LIVING for your every record. GOOD TIMES! No pun intended (check the videos after the jump 
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Read this really great interview on the FoolsGold blog w/ Nick Catchdubs. He’s got some humble views on the scene, his label, the future of dance music, etc. We’re so used to reading interviews by seasoned veterans, it’s nice to hear from the newer, younger cats & see where their heads are at. Best of luck to the FoolsGold family moving forward!
1. Raw Silk – Do It To The Music (Dub Mix)
2. Glossy – Burning Love
3. Paul Simpson Connection – Treat Her Sweeter (Dubmental Mix)
4. The Revenge – Unfinished Edits Are Out of My Hands
5. 40 Theives feat. Qzzen – Don’t Turn It Off
6. Lovebirds – Tuesday
7. Brenda Taylor – You Can’t Have Your Cake & Eat It Too (Alternate Mix)
8. LSB – Loco Motion
w/ Daniel Wang – Like Some Dream I Can’t Stop Dreaming (Acapella)
9. 33Hz – I Feel Alive (Eli Escobar Remix)
10. Aeroplane – Whispers
11. Sparque – Let’s Go Dancin’ (Club Version)
12. Amplified Orchestra – Disco Trippin
13. I:Cube – Disco Cubism (Daft Punk Remix)
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This week, “Resident Advisor catches up with the red-faced man in advance of his live date at matter and Get Loaded in the Park to chat about his love of dubstep, his new album and why he won’t DJ for less than six hours.” Click here to check out the interview.
Coca Cola introduces 5 limited edition can designs for the summer. See more detailed photos after the jump. Via The Die Line.
3 Really cool features on the home page of Resident Advisor this Month. SIS, Juan MacLean & The Idjut Boys. Different styles, different production techniques, different outlooks on the scene in which they are apart of, but all equally interesting.
