Split Up: LMFAO

The duo, Redfoo and Blu Sky

Today (The 21st September) it has been confirmed that the Electro-pop duo has split up and have said they have no plans to record together in the near future. They will still be making music however, Redfoo will keep his music with an LMFAO feel!

He told the Press Association,
"I think that we naturally just started hanging with two different sets of people, two different crowds, but we're always family. He'll always be my nephew, I'll always be his uncle."

"I feel like we've been doing this for so long, five or six years," 
"And we're kind of like saying, well, let's just do what's natural and just kind of explore that, instead of like forcing it all the time."

With that, hopefully we'll be able to hear what they both come up with on their own.

Until next time, BRB.



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Excision - X-Rated Remixes Is Out!

Once a producer said that if someone puts an entire EP up for remixing, the respective release was not good enough. And this applies in the case of X-rated like no other. Well, we all gotta agree that it wasn't such a mess, but who listened to anything else from that rather than ohh noo, the underground and execute anyway?
Well, the time has come for you to entirely change your playlist, because the remixes are now out! Excision did well to get the best to work on this album, and the results are amasing.
The EP covers most of modern EDM's styles, like electro-house, moombah, dnb and dubstep.
The one track that caught my attention though is Far Too Loud's remix of. Sexism. That track was a mess, but know. Well. It gives me goosebumbs.
You can grab the EP on Itunes (Sorry for not posting the link, as we had a tehnical problem)

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Electronic dance music world is Shaking

Electronic dance music world is Shaking. A real scandal is going through our beloved genre of music.
Well, how to start.. EDMsnob, a website that seems the "Wikileaks of the Electronic Dance Music" got some reserved documents that certify that some djs and their managers pay large fees to DJ Magazine (known as DJ Mag) in exchange for publishing positive stories about them.
Dj mag is mainly famous for DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll.

The blog EDMsnob tells also: "As a result of that investigation, an insider approached us with financial data revealing many cases in which the UK-based publication accepted large payments in exchange for feature articles about an artist, presenting these articles as news. We were able to match these payments with the resulting articles."

The targets are djs such as Aly e Fila, Dj Vierro, Ferry Costern and the twice dj mag top 100 djs pool Paul Van Dyk.

Usually the news company clearly divede paid advertisements from actual news to make the reader able to understand what is a fact described by writer of the magazine and what is just paid section.

This way of working is sad and non-moral. That djs paid between 10 and 15 thousands of dollars for each article.

I am sure a lot of fans will change their own opinion about this influential magazine but, surely more, they will change their own opinion about these djs!

What do you think about it?

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