BTW Anna will be hosting an event in NYC to celebrate the mix and it’s feature so stay tuned….

Enjoy
DG

Tracklist
00:00 1) Deadbeat Summer – Neon Indian
00:56 2) Around The World- Daft Punk
03:35 3) I Will Be Here (Wolfgang Gartner Dub Remix) -Tiesto & Sneaky Sound System
06:21 4) 100% (Treasure Fingers’ B-LIVE Pemberton Mix) – Chromeo
09:57 5) Desire – Codebreaker
12:30 6) Nights Off – siriusmo
12:51 7) Dolphin Smack (Martin Buttrich Remix Part 6) – Josh Wink
17:43 Sylvia (eRNEST&AMz Remix) – Miike Snow
22:12 9) Sometimes – Miami Horror
24:10 10) History (Grum Remix) – Groove Armada
25:45 11) Groove Is In The Heart – Dee Lite
29:24 12) Windowlicker – Aphex Twin
34:15 13) The Way You Move (Feat. Sleepy Brown) – Big Boi
35:36 14) Oh Yeah! (Keenhouse Remix) – Housse De Racket
39:19 15) 2 People – Jean Jacques Smoothie
41:52 16) For You – Madison
44:21 17) Klaxons – Gravitys Rainbow (soulwax remix)(dukes edit)
47:22 18) NY Lipps – Soulwax
50:19 19) House Of Jealous Lovers – The Rapture
52:06 20) Disconnected (Ocelot Remix) – Shy Child
56:18 21) Starts With One (Classixx Remix) – Shiny Toy Guns

From the press release: “Fifty-year-long career artist Victori is showcasing a slice of his original collection at this year’s Artexpo New York from March 22-25 on Pier 92 on the Hudson. A select number of Victori’s 20,000+ painting collection will be displayed in the show’s SOLO Pavilion. His original work revolves around an ideology he developed in the 1970s and will be showcased through a selection of age-old pieces as well as a few newer paintings that explore a looser grip of stroke and medium.
Victori’s specific style, dubbed by journalists and art enthusiasts alike as a new school of art, is called Multiplism. In essence, this artistic approach highlights the many behind the one, unfolding all possible dimensions of a being in one all-inclusive piece of work.
Similar to the transition made by many of history’s most renowned painters from portraiture to Impressionism, Cubism or Pointillism, Victori transformed from realist to Multiplist earlier in his career. Victori’s process infuses life into his subjects and captures their emotions and personalities across multiple facets. His application of Multiplism reveals the complexity of the human psyche, featuring concurrent and sometimes conflicting emotions that cannot be simultaneously represented in a singular expression.
Touted as an exceptionally rapid and productive artist by reviewers in the 80s, Victori has created thousands of original works of art, ranging diversely from the everyday woman to household celebrities to iconic historical figures. One piece may reveal the irritability of a tired New Yorker while the next may reinvent the Statue of Liberty’s tearful sternness. “If I repeat what’s already been done, my life will be a bubble. Each and every work must be something new,” says Victori. This dedication to innovation underlies each work in a diverse collection reaching the quintuple digits that’s sewn together by the thread of Multiplism.
In their first public appearance in New York City since the mid-1990s, a few of the cherished Multiplistic pieces from Victori’s 50-year-long career will be displayed in SOLO Booth #1149. Victori will speak about his re-entry into the NY art scene in a press conference to be held at the booth on Friday March 23 at 11:30am. He will also sign framed prints to be raffled off to the general public. View other works by the artist at www.victorimuseum.com, or contact him by email at contact@victorimuseum.com or by phone at 201-913-9036. Victori’s past client list includes Richard Nixon, Edward Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump, Burt Reynolds, and Keith Olbermann, to name a few.”

A glimpse at the scale on which Victori works.

Now, as a man that has seen his plethora of works first hand, filed away like a library of artistic prowess and an edifice to a decadent artistic vision, I can vouch for the veracity of this press release. As a matter of fact, it is a bit too humble. From the canvas to creating massive 15 foot plus sculptures on the front lawn of his New Jersey home, Victori is everything a true artist should be: masterful of multiple mediums, innovative, and original in his vision. Virtually creating his own style, akin to pixel-ism, pointillism, and surrealism, he has a unique thematic nuance in each of his works: Multiplism. With echoes of Matisse, Van Gogh, Picasso, and other world renowned masters, Victori brings his own unique flair to each piece, with no two being the same.
No subject matter is safe from Victori’s brush or hands, touching subjects with religious undertones, classically painted presidential portraits, and even an extremely moving piece with 9/11 as the subject matter that I vividly remember seeing in the process of being created (See Below).

Statue of Liberty, Twin Towers

In his illustrious career his work has appeared in some of the most respected locales, including The White House Collection: “The Presidents Mural” 1973, as well as having pieces in private collections belonging to a myriad of celebrities, from Burt Reynolds to former President Ronald Reagan.

Victori’s repertoire also includes murals, spanning as large and 20 x 20 ft. A few of them, originally constructed out of Masonite panels and painted outdoors, now cover the ceilings and walls of Victori’s home, while a number of others were completed on the interior walls of his clients’ homes. “The Circle of Life,” a 15 x 20 ft mural depicts hundreds of swirling, naked bodies as they encircle a bright horizon, and has become one of Victori’s signature works and is representative of his mastery and vision as an artist. 

Regarding the birth of his unique artistic style and multifaceted (or more aptly, multi-faced approach):

“Having gazed upon so many thousands of faces during his career, Victori realized that a single instance of time frozen in a portrait hides the multiple moods, emotions, and states of mind concealed behind a stationary, fixed expression. Victori began developing this style of art in the 1970s and continues to evolve its meaning, composition, and grandeur to this day.” – Victori Musuem Press Release, March 6 2012

With tens of thousands of paintings, sculptures and alternative mediums, this writer eagerly awaits to see which will be showcased at the March 22-25 expo at Pier 92 in New York City…I think you should be too.  His work is beyond innovative, extraordinarily creative, and exceptionally executed.

By Alexander ‘Stigz’ Castiglione

Great track by Jacque Lu Cont aka Stuart Price!

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DG

It’s been a long time since we’ve heard from her but here is a sneak peak of her brand new dance track from Cassie, King of Hearts.

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DG

TRACKLIST:
Ray Foxx – The Trumpeter (Chocolate Puma Remix)
Green Velvet – Flash (Nicky Romero Remix)
Avicii – Levels (Hardwell Remix)
Carlos Barbosa – Amsterdannesburg (Original Mix)
MYNC & Wally Lopez – Esa Boca Linda (Massivedrum Remix)
Tommy Trash – Blair Project (Original Mix)
David Guetta – Paris (Original Mix)

*DJ Chuckie Interview*

Marvelous K Ft MC Knowledge – Fokkie Fokkie (Artistic Raw Remix)
Example Vs Quintino & Sandro Silva – Epic The Way You Kissed me
Nicky Romero – Camorra (Original Mix)
Rihanna – You Da One (Gregor Salto Amsterdam Club Mix)
Chocolate Puma & Gregor Salto – Tragito De Ron
Martin Solvieg & Dragonette – Hello (Blasterjaxx Dutch Afro Bootleg)

FRIDAY, MARCH 23

Tiësto, Kraftwerk, Carl Cox, Skrillex, Afrojack, Miike Snow, Pretty Lights, New Order, Groove Armada (DJ Set), Dirty South, Loco Dice, A-Trak, Dada Life, Porter Robinson, Neon Indian, Jack Beats, Chris Lake, Michael Woods, Nicky Romero, Tommy Trash, Katy B, DJ Icey, The Knocks, Afrobeta, Jon Rundell

SATURDAY, MARCH 24

Justice (Live), Avicii, Fatboy Slim, Duck Sauce, M83, Sven Väth, Carl Cox, Laidback Luke, 2manydjs (Live), Flux Pavilion, Borgore, Doctor P, Metronomy, Little Dragon, Hardwell, Datsik, Andy C, Zeds Dead, 12th Planet, Magda, Skream + Benga, Zedd, Mord Fustang, Cedric Gervais, Netsky, High Contrast, Mt. Eden, Camo & Krooked, Big Chocolate, Carbon Airways, Yousef

SUNDAY, MARCH 25

David Guetta, Armin Van Buuren, Kaskade, Bassnectar, Chase and Status (Live), The Bloody Beetroots (DJ Set), Fedde Le Grand, Knife Party, Magnetic Man, John Digweed, Steve Aoki, Ferry Corsten, Gareth Emery, Sander van Doorn, Flying Lotus, SBTRKT (live), Adam Beyer, Steve Lawler, Joris Voorn, Jamie, Jones, Seth Troxler, Damian Lazarus, Nic Fanciulli, Layo & Bushwacka!, Marcus Schössow, Popof, Art Department, Big Gigantic, Savoy (Live), Tritonal, Jochen Miller, Keys N Krates, Elio Riso, Remo, Eco, RioTGeaR

New special Deep, Dirty, Late-nite Disco House set from Treasure Finger’s European tour.

Highly Recommended
DG

Tracklisting:
1. edwin van cleef – never be alone at night (feat. gemini club)
2. PWNDTIAC – angus beef
3. Claptone – she loves you
4. toni toni lee – girl i used to know (VIP mix)
5. alexander fog & alberto drago – talented girl
6. baramuda & deex – funk you come again (filthy rich remix)
7. geisha twins – do you feel the same (jackie remix)
8. joey chicago – so in love
9. fifteenth – tomorrow
10. mirror people – feel the need (feat rowetta) (social disco club ‘hi-nrg’ dub)
11. mix chopin – move your body
12. whitenoize – honey love
13. quakers and mormons – new york town (lenno remix)
14. kreap – housebreak (amtrac remix)
15. clubfeet – last words (dimitri from paris remix)

Fool’s Gold Radio presents the November 2011 Mix by DJ A-Trak!

Very Highly Recommended
DG

Tracklist:
1. Kid Gloves “Music Power” (A-Trak Edit) (Fool’s Gold)
2. P-Money & Dan Aux are Disco 3 “Your Kinda Lovin”
3. Volta Bureau “Alley Cat” (Nervus)
4. J Paul Ghetto “Imma Let You Know” (Magnetic)
5. Butch “Drummers Drama” (Rekids)
6. Claptone “Make Me Feel” (Exploited)
7. Kassette Boys “Ah! Yeah! Oh! Yeah!” (Oliver $ Remix) (Kassette)
8. Zombie Disco Squad “Pianoman” (Made To Play)
9. Scuba “Adrenalin” (Hotflush)
10. Malente & Zero Cash “I’ll Be There” (Light Year Remix) (No Brainer)
11. L-Vis 1990 feat. Teki Latex & Para One “Fill The Void” (Extended Club Mix) (PMR)
12. Bart B More & Rubix “Ari” (Secure Recordings)
13. Cubic Zirconia “Take Me High” (Bart B More Remix) (Fool’s Gold)
14. Plump DJs “Gobbstopper” (Grand Hotel)
15. Maelstrom “Draggin” (BNR Trax)
16. Sound Of Stereo “Opal” (TWR72 Remix) (Lektroluv)
17. Pleasurekraft “The Main Ingredient” (Hotfingers)
18. Laidback Luke & Sander Van Doorn “Who’s Wearing The Cap” (A-Trak Remix) (Mixmash)
19. dOP “Your Sex” (Supplement Facts)
20. Friendly Fires “Blue Cassette” (Tiga Remix) (XL)
21. Floorplan “Baby, Baby” (M-Plant)
22. Bok Bok & Tom Trago “Time Master” (Sound Pellegrino)
23. DJ Funeral “Bounce Dat” (Body High)
24. Kastle “So You” (Silverback)

Brand new monthly mix by David Puentez!
Highly Recommended
DG

TRACKLIST:

1. Pryda Vs. Kings of Leon – Sex Is Miami Atlanta (Filip Jenvén Mashup)
2. Switch vs. Prydz & Ultra Nate – A Bit Free (Chico Chiquita Mashup)
3. Coldplay – Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall (Avicii’s ‘Tour’ Mix)
4. GTA feat. Zashanell – U & I (Laidback Luke Remix)
5. David Puentez – Harmonia (Original Mix)
6. Mobin Master – Stand Up 2012 (David Puentez Remix)
7. Avicii vs. NERVO vs. Justice – We’re All ID Friends (Pixel Cheese Cover Bootleg)
8. Oasis vs Pryda – Wonderwall 2Night (Ken Loi Bootup)
9. Dirty South & Those Usual Suspects feat. Erik Hecht – Walking Alone (Original Mix)
10. Arty – Around The World (Tocadisco Club Remix)
11. Adele – Someone Like You (Thomas Gold & Mark Mendes Bootleg)
12. Mick Kastenholt & Andrew Dee – Backstabber (Original Mix)
13. Swedish House Mafia – Save the World (dBerrie Remix)
14. Avicii – Levels (Felix Leiter’s Digital Bootleg)
15. Hot Bananas feat. Rachele Dione – Lonely Little Dancer (David Puentez Remix)
16. Tujamo – Do It All Night (Original Mix)
17. The Killers – Mr Brightside (Marco V Treatment)
18. Koen Groeneveld – Airbuzz (Original Mix)
19. Paul Kalkbrenner – Aaron & Brighter Days (DjM Bootleg)

Check out DJ G. Brown’s “Keep Bouncing” Podcast Mix #1. G. Brown has played at clubs from Milan to Manhattan and this mix definitely delivers that style of energy.

Recommended
DG

Keep Bouncing! Tracklist
1. Felguk – Jack It
2. Vancouver Klub – Pronzi
3. Bassjackers – Mush Mush
4. John Dahlback – Overdose
5. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – Generation X
6. Ferry Corsten – Check it Out (Bassjackers Remix)
7. Sandro Silva vs. Bob Marley – Epic Sunshine (G. Brown Mash-Up) *
8. Buraka Som Sistema – Hangover (Shaan Saigol Remix)
9. Dirty South & Thomas Gold ft Katie El – Alive
10. Nervo ft Afrojack & Steve Aoki – We’re All No One (Hook n Sling Remix)
11. Pryda – Pjanoo (Ben Wasted & Ultimate R 2011 Remix)
12. Laura LaRue – Un Deux Trois (Laidback Luke Instrumental Mix)
13. David Guetta & Dirty South ft Skylar Grey – Invisible Paris (Rolvario Booty Mix)
14. Adele – Set Fire to the Rain (HeavyWeight DJs Remix)
15. Beyonce – Countdown (G. Brown Remix) *
16. ilazah – The Sound