Just knocked this cover out for the homie FASHEN last night big up to him for hooking this up and letting me rock it out, We have been working hard and putting in lots of late nights and hours into his new designs. Be on the look out for all of his new promotional material and music, he will also be hitting over seas in the next month so you can check him out there as well!

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Dancing = dehydration LVLZ. Dim Mak and Cannonball Sundays at Drais Hollywood present #whiskeytangofoxtrot otherwise known as WTF mixed by FASHEN! Shout to Bigie for the ill cover, check his site at meanmugg.com Download here or at the Dim Mak blog!

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1. Get Down Intro – LL Cool J
2. Sucker – Clouds
3. Good Old Days – Tom EQ
4. Sex Face – Disco Of Doom
5. Let’s Go (Bart B More “Lesssgo” Rmx) – Dem Slackers
6. You Gonna Want Me (Hey Today! Rmx) – Tiga
7. K*M*A* (SonicC Dub Rmx) – SonicC & Autoerotique
8. Listen To This – Bart B More & Harvard Bass
9. Escape Of The Zan – Malente & Seductive
10. The Drop (Duke Dumont Thudding Like Elmer Rmx) – LA Riots
11. Hey – Kid Kaio
12. Euh! – Wes De Graaf feat. Dooze Jackers
13. Get With It (NT89 Rmx) – Hidden Cat
14. Funk In Da Ganja – Peace Treaty
15. Way Back Home (Harvard Bass Rmx) Bag Raiders
16. After Dark (Oliver Twizt Rmx) – The Count & Sinden feat. Mystery Jets
17. Cooler Couleur (AC Slater Rmx) – Crookers
18. Funky 4 (Hot City Rmx) – K.L.A.M.
19. Shutterbug (Jack Beats Rmx) – Big Boi
20. Sex Sax (Bart B More Rmx) – Drop The Lime
21. Hope (Djedjotronic Rmx) – Etienne De Crecy
22. Sururumba – Zombies For Money
23. Yard Birds – Boy 8 Bit
24. Balloons (Lol Boys Rmx) – Them Jeans

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★★★ WE THROW DOWN THE BEST IN ELECTRO, DUBSTEP, DRUMSTEP, FIDGET, HOUSE, NU-DISCO, PARTY JAMZ, INDIE REMIXES, AND SO MUCH MORE!!!
IF YOU MISSED YOUR CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE ELECTROSTATIC FOR YOURSELVES, NOW IS A GREAT TIME TO PARTY. WE ARE MOVING TO OUR NEW HOME AT PHILTHY PHILS NIGHTCLUB IN PHOENIX. IT’S GOING TO BE SO GNARLY AND RAD YOU DONT WANT TO MISS IT!

We welcome DJ BIGIE this week to our new home.
He’ll be joined by the Electrostatic DJs:

✔ Benni Beatnik
✔ Sir Zachary J
✔ Joshie
✔ The Ariel
✔ Kid Turnswell

Weekly Roaming Photos by: STEVIE KIXX!

THERE IS NO COVER FOR THIS EVENT!!!

WELL DRINKS ARE 1/2 OFF UNTIL MIDNIGHT!!!

+++ The whole set will be broadcast live on KWSS 106.7FM next week, so be sure to check that out, plus last weeks recording on the air if you cannot make the event

★ http://www.kwss1067.com/
★ http://nightthieves.com/
★ http://thefunkytweeter.com/
★ http://sirzacharyj.com/
★ http://steviekixx.blogspot.com/

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ARE YOU READY FOR A FIESTA!?

This Cinco De Mayo (May 5th, 2010) we’re putting our sombreros on and getting down @ Philthy Phil’s with a night of non-stop Latin jams, cheep beers, birthday celebrations and Bobby Fresh give-aways!

On top of that, midnight marks the birthday for two of Phoenix’s most notorious party boys:

DJ Bigie
&
Kevin M.O.B.

To help celebrate and get things really spicy, we’ve got clothing and apparel promos from Bobby Fresh along with free copies of DJ Epidemic’s latest “Cinco de Malo” mixtape. If you are unfamiliar, check out the entire Bobby Fresh clothing catalog and store locations right here:

http://www.bobbyfresh.com

On deck, we also have some of the most guapo DJs in Phoenix holding down the music all night long. Bring your best pair of cowboy boots and a crisp pair of white jeans for this one!

DJ EPIDEMIC – Phoenix New Times: Best Local DJ of 2009
(http://www.djepidemic.com)

DJ MELO – Phoenix New Times: Best Latin DJ of 2009
(http://www.azdjmelo.blogspot.com)

DJ SMITE – Cumbia Crunk/Sir Smeezy
(http://www.myspace.com/sirsmeezy)

DJ EPHX – Prostyle Promotions/Afterlife
(http://www.myspace.com/djephx)

BONUS!!! -

FREE MIXX DOWNLOAD!!

DJ EPIDMIC  – CINCO DE MALO MIX - Direct link

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Big up to the FF for the multiple shot outs on their new 944 Interview, if you dont know about these ladies your better get on top of your game and check them out @ www.freshfiends.com

944

The Fresh Fiends = Lady La, Miss.Summer and Shew

Tastemakers / Bloggers / Philanthropists

Top Personal Picks of the City

Favorite newer restaurant discovery in the last six months?
Fattoush.

Current culinary crush (e.g., chef, dish on the menu, food trend in the city)?
Mojo and Yogurtland. We can’t get enough Fro Yo.

Favorite newer nightspot discovery in the last six months?
Hanny’s in Downtown Phoenix. It’s a restaurant, but they play some pretty amazing music, and the food/vibe is great.

Your favorite wine bar, dive bar, and/or coffee shop in town that you’d recommend right now?
The Hidden House on 7th Avenue and Osborn. They always play great hip hop and the drinks are cheap.

Favorite sommelier and/or bartender right now?
The lady who bartends at The Hidden House. We don’t know her name but she pours a stiff drink!

What’s your idea of a perfect low-key night out on the town?
Dinner at Postino on Central then off to First Fridays or a movie.

What’s your idea of painting the town?
Dive bar hunting. We used to be loyal to Chez Nous and Glam, both in Central and Downtown Phoenix. R.I.P. We like to do things that are off the beaten path.

What’s your favorite hole-in-the-wall/hidden gem hangout in town and why?
The Cornish Pasty in Tempe. Also a restaurant, but you walk in and it looks like you’ve completely transported yourself out of Arizona. The music again is great and so is the food.

Favorite spot for live music right now?
We like the Marquee Theatre in Tempe since Wu-Tang Clan and Too Short seem to consistently perform there. The Rhythm Room is cool, too.

Favorite local musician, band and/or DJ right now?
DJ Fashen hands down (who recently moved to Los Angeles). Residing IN Phoenix, would be: William Reed, Mikee Mike, Bigie, M2, and the ladies of JUICEBOX (KGB and Ms. Robs).

Where do you go for a dose of culture (museum, gallery, performing arts venue, etc.)?
Perihelion Arts and The Phoenix Art Museum

Latest cultural find?
The Modern Phoenix Home Tour

Where/how do you work on your fitness?
One of us does yoga (Bikram Yoga on Central), another does the Wii fit, and the last DOESN’T work on fitness.

Favorite salon and/or spa for primping and pampering?
Salon Tru on Indian School and Marshall Way in Scottsdale. We’re loyal to Tina Figueroa, the greatest hair stylist EVER.

Favorite newer local hotel for a “staycation” and why?
We like the San Carlos, although it’s not new by any means. It’s beautiful in a “Shining” kind of way … we love spooky.

Favorite newer local boutique or store to shop right now?
High Point Shoes in Scottsdale, MePhi on Mill Avenue in Tempe, and Phoenicia Association in Downtown.

Local fashion designer/jewelry designer/ on your radar right now?
Yardley December and Tiffe Fermaint. Both edgy, feminine, and the biggest sweethearts!

You don’t have to name specific businesses, but what are one or two trends in the city that you hope will die and die soon?
We hate to see a lot of rhinestones, heavy embellishments, or gaudy logos on clothing. It’s just too much and people here STILL seem to love it.

Favorite emerging artist, architect, interior designer, and/or graphic designer?
Alyisse Tramel a.k.a Isse Fresh for his visual artistry, Sean Lyles, Evan Taylor Gunville, and Michael Franco for photography, and Meanmugg Graphics.

Preferred place to shop for home furnishings/accents?
It used to be Haus Modern Living (R.I.P.). We love Design Within Reach, Red Modern Furniture, and because our website puts a heavy emphasis on bargain shopping, we’re loyal to Target and various dollar stores.

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The Electro Wars is a documentary on the electro scene and how it has emerged and changed over the last couple of years. Justice, LMFAO, DJ A-Trak, Chromeo, DJ Premier and many others are featured in it. Look out for a release soon, until then check out the final trailer here above!

It is unquestionable that the Electro genre has reached a broader American audience in the last two years. I am determined to document the scene and its participants, show the inner workings of the genre and what it will eventually evolve into. The notion to document this genre was conceived in 2008 after reading a blog post with the same title ‘Electro Wars’ featured on the Hipster Runoff. The post was a sarcastic outlook on electro/house artists in the United States and Europe, and their impact on mainstream music here in the United States. I found a substantial concept within the snarky commentary and decided to assemble these “electro soldiers”. It seems that every other day a new remix is popping up on the blogosphere, how does this affect marketing for other independent artists? Do they welcome the remixes or oppose them? Is music overload possible? What will eventually happen when all these budding producers grab a hold of a Pro Tools tutorial and develop their own remixes week in and week out? Will the remix itself become obsolete? Will original tracks have to step up to the forefront rather than recede into the background? Themes of this nature are explored in the film.

The Electro Wars Final Trailer from Stephen Alex Vasquez on Vimeo.

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MTV’s Jersey Shore show may have dominated the winter TV ratings and even created a cult following for Snooki’s poof, but there’s an Anti-Jersey Shore revolution brewing. A new dress code sign outside of the New Orleans club and lounge Republic, first posted on FailBlog, states the bar’s intolerance of Jersey Shore fashion—cleverly worded, of course. This image then went viral via Twitter and Facebook as people who watched the show, but hated the style, found it an apt expression of their own opinion. It says:

IF IT’S ON THE JERSEY SHORE,
IT’S NOT COMING THROUGH THE DOOR.

But that’s not all! Read in between the lines to see that Republic has named specific brands that are unwelcome at the live music venue: Affliction, Ed Hardy and Christian Audigier. And a final “NO EXCEPTIONS,” drives home the point. Apparently not “every man is king,” as the club’s mantra suggests, but only those who leave the Jersey Shore look where it belongs—at the Jersey Shore.

Haaahaaaa!!

· Republic Nola [Official Site]
· Sign Win [FailBlog]

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Core77 contributor Ben Hopson (he wrote the “Kinetic Design and the Animation of Products” piece last March) collaborated with entrepreneur Glen Liberman of Kinekt Design to design a series of kinetic jewelry pieces, and the Gear Ring is the first to be realized. Made from high quality matte stainless steel, this ring is currently available here in a limited number of sizes.

Check out the video of the ring in action:

Kinekt Design’s Gear Ring from Glen Liberman on Vimeo.

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The man behind the blog Kitty Hell (“one man’s life with cute overload”) has brought to our attention this marvelous/disgusting instrument of household utility. He writes:

While Hello Kitty fanatics may see something like this as cute (you have to seriously feel for the lumberjack significant other that has to carry this around at work), for the rest of us it pretty much exemplifies what any horror movie villain (or the evil feline herself) would undoubtedly use to dismember victims. In fact, The Hello Kitty Chainsaw Massacre is probably already in production and is guaranteed to be the most horrifying movie that you have ever seen.

Link via Albotas

Here are some other ones i had laying around… LOL

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February 9th marks the glorious return of Phoenix’s favorite mid-week indie electro dance party, ELECTROSTATIC! After all the fun we had at Homme we knew we had to find a new venue that was both comfortable, sounded great, not to mention one that would let us keep our drinks cheap! After searching for months, we are very pleased to announce that CLUB SANCTUM will be our new home.

The sound at Club Sanctum can’t be described; it must be experienced! But that’s not all, the top-of-the line lighting set-up, which includes a stained glass window on the dance floor that morphs with the music, ensures that you’ll never feel like you’re just at another random dive bar. The recessed wooden dance floor is spacious, and DRINK FRIENDLY! plus, there are plush areas to lounge, and tons of cool hidden spots for the make-out inclined.

As with before, our seasoned cast of DJs will be delivering the best blends of indie and electronic music ranging, from house, dubstep, nu-disco, blog, fidget, drum and bass and anything else that keeps the dance floor vibing. Weekly Residents Benni Beatnik, Zachary J and Joshie are back at the helm, joined by bi-monthly residents Kid Turnswell and Bob Loblaw. Exciting new additions to the team are monthly residents DJ Bigie and The Ariel, two veterans on the scene with an arsenal of talent and party prowess.

And of course, our lovely roaming photographer Stevie Kixx will be capturing you at your best and posting proof EVERY SINGLE WEEK, so don’t hesitate to bring out your favorite outfits!

Times are tough, money’s tight and we know you don’t want to break the bank to party so get this: we’re bringing all of this to you each week with absolutely NO COVER! But we didn’t stop there, Sanctum agreed to give our guests special drink prices! 2-4-1 Wells until midnight, plus, $3 Beers on draft, and $4 Guinness all night!

The very best part of ELECTROSTATIC was and will be the amazing people that attend, and we can’t wait to see you all again!

STAY TUNED FOR THE GUEST DJ SCHEDULE AND TONS MORE EXCITING NEWS!!!

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