Here at whysochi.com we love to feature and promote local DJs/Producers whenever we can. Wether its through interviews, song features or helping them spread the word on contests entries. Here’s one from Twitchin Skratch, mr Dark Techno Himself.
Below please find a link to Beatport where you can find Twitch’s entry to the Leftwing & Kody Feat. Robert Owens ” I Wanna Be” REMIX COMPETITION.
Voting ends June 1st 2015
>>>>>> FOLLOW THIS LINK TO VOTE FOR TWITCHIN SKRATCH <<<<<<
Bentley Dean is a Chicago local dance music producer and DJ. He has performed at events such as Spring Awakening Music festival, Chicago clubs, and bars such as LA Social and Grandbar for their #AfterLife events. He has entered into the Beatport Play Contest for the artist My Digital Enemy. Check out the remix below and make sure to vote for your local talent!
FOLLOW THE LINK TO VOTE AND LISTEN TO THE SONG BELOW.
https://soundcloud.com/bentleydean/shamen
Check out this great remix of Deadmau5’s “Some Chords” Dillon Francis Remix by local Chicago producer Treh. We were first introduced to the song when local DJ Xonic dropped it during his opening set of the Borgeous show at Concord Music Hall on 1/31/2015.
If you like what you hear be sure to follow him on Soundcloud.
Vote for this remix on the Beatport competition by following this LINK.
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Deadmau5 and Afrojack continue their feud but this time over soundclound allowing their “new tracks” to do the talking about their what is “good” music argument. This is in addition to a earlier reported post follow link HERE to see that post.
Long story short after Deadmau5 criticized Afrojack about his comment that good music could have a “formula”, Afrojack released a song on soundcloud titled “something_” which is a jab ad Mau5 and his hipster style of naming his songs. When you listen to the tack you can tell it mimics Mau5’s style.
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Deadmau5 replied by posting a song that he feel falls into a very typical formula of not only what Afrojack produces but what he feels many other edm producers make as “good music”. Pretty much build up and a drop.
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I very much agree with Deadmau5 that many songs today seem to follow a very similar formula, especially Afrojack as many of his tunes sounds almost identical. Does that mean I won’t listen to an Afrojack song that catches my attention? No of course not if I like a song I like a song. But Deadmau5’s observations should be noted.
If you think Deadmau5 does not have a point just check out this mash up by Delani from beatports top 10 songs. Its kind of funny and sad at the same time.
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