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http://www.destroythesilence.com/ House of Blues LA - 10 minute clip Here is a 10 minute clip I recorded from my House of Blues LA show. This was mixed live on two iPads and one additional synth/drum machine controller powered by an iPhone.

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The elite of electronic dance music have been congregating at the Winter Music Conference in Miami for the past 26 years, but this year’s festival promises to be the biggest one yet, thanks to the genre’s rise in mainstream popularity. The event’s climax is the massive three-day Ultra Music Festival, which kicks off on March 23rd and features a lineup of well-established EDM titans, including Tiësto, Kraftwerk, Justice and Avicii, Skrillex and David Guetta. Here are 10 more artists worth checking out at the fest:
Forgive us for plugging our own stuff, but we think this is worth it. We’ve published our second annual roundup of new startups, sites and services in the digital music space – 156 of them in the article as it stands. Trends that stand out include: lots of bedroom developers working on ways to link Twitter and music; countless communities based around gigging and live music; legal music search engines; B2B and analytics services for the industry; user-friendly torrent sites; and innovative mobile startups. The full piece of research is on our blog, and also available as a Word doc from the Scribd website. Blog post Scribd doc http://musically.com/2009/12/17/the-a-to-z-of-digital-music-startups-in-2009/

Music Ally | Blog Archive » The A to Z of digital music startups

Some pics from the shoot. It was shot by the talented Mr. David Dutton and it was night to be remembered, truly. Video to come soon, but stills for now. I had the best time hanging and dancing with homies and new friends, and I know I’m not the only that was hurting the next morning.

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http://www.wired.com/underwire/2009/02/dj-spookys-rebi/ What better way to celebrate Black History Month than to watch one of Earth’s smartest DJs remix one of cinema’s most technically brilliant but culturally offensive films? DJ Spooky, known in uncool academic circles as Paul Miller, is taking Rebirth of a Nation , his reconstruction of D.W. Griffith’s controversial 1915 silent film The Birth of a Nation , on tour for a timely reminder of how stunning cinematic achievement can be sabotaged by standing on the wrong side of history. Griffith’s landmark film, released 94 years ago this month and still taught in universities as cinema’s first blockbuster, was based on Thomas Dixon’s The Clansman and compressed the Civil War into a visually groundbreaking thesis on … white supremacy. The crappy historical prism, however, did little to overshadow the filmmaker’s formal skill. The movie is still lauded for its path-breaking use of action, depth, sequencing and more.

DJ Spooky’s Rebirth of a Nation Hits the History Circuit | Under

28 Jan 2011 by lilliaandom All right, here it goes – time flying by uber fast, that is. After this weekend, January is basically over, which will soon mean candy hearts, teddy bears, and fancy dinners for whoever it is that holds residency in that special place ... http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Spectre+Folk%22&hl=en&safe=off&prmdo=1&tbs=blg:1&prmd=v&source=lnms&ei=OgTtS_jBGMSAlAfj68TWBg&sa=X&oi=mode_link&ct=mode&ved=0CCcQ_AU

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