Vaguely Familiar Mix by HavocNdeeDsounD

Track List

1) Major Lazer ft. Mr. Lexx & Santigold – Hold The Line (HavocNdeeD RemiX ExclusivE DuB)
2) Katy Perry ft. Snoop Dogg – California Gurls (George Lenton Remix)
3) Rusko – Da Cali Anthem
4) Dr. Dre ft. Eminem – Remember Dre (DJ Defkline & Red Polo Dubstep Mix)
5) N.W.A. – DopemaN (HavocNdeeD RemiX)
6) Blackstreet ft. Dr. Dre – No Diggity (Aphrodite Remix)
7) Aphrodite – Rincing Quince (Slider Mix) / The Pharcyde – Passing Me By (acapella)
Tinie Tempah – Pass Out
9) Rihanna ft. Demarco – Rude Boy (Dancehall rmx)
10) Rihanna – Rude Boy (TC Remix)
11) DJ Die & Interface – Bright Lights (Rockers Mix)
12) Sub Focus – Rock It
13) Akira Kiteshi – Boom ‘N’ Pow
14) Drake – Forever (SPL Remix)
15) Redlight ft. Ms. Dynamite – What You Talking About!?
16) Benga – Stop Watching (HavocNdeeD Body Rock Edit)
17) Diplo & Lil’ Jon – U Dont Like Me (South Rakkas Remix)
18) Trick Daddy – Let’s Go / Ozzy Osbourne – Crazy Train (Hulk Remix ft. Twista)
19) Metallica – Seek & Destroy (Bassnectar Remix)
20) Benny Benassi – Satisfaction Remix (J.Rabbit Remix)
21) Swedish House Mafia – One (VIrus Syndicate-Bust The One Remix)
22) Magnetic Man ft. Angela Hunte – I Need Air
23) Flux Pavillion – Got 2 Know
24) Ludacris – How Low Can You Go (Sticky K Remix)
25) Geeneus ft. Ms. Dynamite – Get Low
26) Donaeo – I’m Fly
27) Redlight ft. Roses Gabor – Stupid
28) Benga – No Bras No Panties (HavocNdeeD Juke Edit)
29) Geoffrey Paris – Money & What (HavocNdeeD RemiX)
30) Xzibit – Hurt Locker (King Remix)
31) Drake – Over (Spinstyles Faster Remix)
32) Lloyd Banks – Beamer, Benz or Bently (Skeet Skeet Edit)
33) Keyshia Cole – Shoulda Let You Go (Rustle’s Keesha Resmak)
34) Rusko – Hold On (Sub Focus Remix)
35) Dan Le Sac & Scroobius Pip – Sick Tonight (Doctor P Remix)
36) Cassie – Me & U (Kastle Remix)
37) Katy B ft. Benga – Katy On a Mission
38) Skream – I Love the Way

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RESIDENT DJ’s

SAM GROOVE

JOSH EVANS

SPEAR

SPECIAL GUESTS!

MATT DUNN

BALLISTIC ALI VS. NEXONE

SESSO

BIGIE

B.G.C.

LIVE ACTS

HOUSE

T.A.I

MYSTERY GUEST

We are going BALLISTIC, giving away tickets to AUDIOTISTIC!!!

UNITING ALL STYLES OF MUSIC CULTURE

KID CUDI http://www.facebook.com/kidcudi
BASSNECTER http://www.facebook.com/Bassnectar
TALIB KWELI & DJ HI-TEK http://www.facebook.com/talibkweli
RIVA STARR http://www.facebook.com/rivastarr
MARCO V http://www.marcov.nl/site/
COSMIC GATE http://www.facebook.com/cosmicgate
CHRIS LAKE http://www.facebook.com/chrislake
RUSKO http://www.facebook.com/ruskoofficial

& many more.

For more information please visit http://www.audiotisticfestival.com/
Become a fan http://www.facebook.com/audiotisticfestival
For presale tickets go to http://www.groovetickets.com/
Check out upcoming shows at http://www.insomniac.com/

NOS EVENTS CENTER :: 7pm – 4am / July 24 2010
689 South E Street – San Bernadino California

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Ballistic will incorporate the sound of hiphop, rock, 80′s into the world of Electronica. Don’t miss these LIVE performances from artists you normally wouldn’t see at an event like this. It’s time to bring all genres of music and turn into to dance! Get ready to DANCE HARD & party safe!

Stay tuned for more info featuring only the best in up & coming Local Talent

Brought to you Hades Entertainment & Club Afterlife.

Feel free to invite your friends for a chance to win

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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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http://picksterone.com/

Arizona-based DJ and music producer Pickster One has been making waves on the Tempe and Phoenix scene since his arrival in 1998. With his forward-thinking and highly innovative DJ sets, he has put himself into a genre all his own and has developed an incredibly diverse fan base. Pickster One takes influences from a broad scope of musical genres including Hip-hop, Electro, Dubstep, and countless other experimental, electronic genres to form a new-school, high-energy set that rocks the party and keeps the dance floor packed.

Pickster One, a.k.a. Dusty Hickman, born to Jerry and Mercy Hickman of small town Prundale, California, population 7,000 just outside of Monterey. With limited access to entertainment and music as a child, Pickster recorded music off the television onto his boom-box, listening to it over and over again on his headphones, sometimes late into the night while others slept. A natural-born music selector and collector, Pickster quickly began adapting his musical tastes to the booming Boom Bap style of the hip-hop culture in the late 80’s early 90’s.

Post high school, Pickster left the sleepy town to pursue and receive a degree in culinary arts from Le Cordon Bleu in Scottsdale, Arizona. He made the move with his long time pal, Ricardo, and it allowed him to quickly jump into the DJ scene to further develop his skills as a blooming Hip Hop and Scratch DJ. Pickster quickly began cultivating his skill while rubbing elbows with Phoenix and Tempe heavy-hitters.

As a leader in innovative style, Pickster quickly began to form one of the first ever “turntable bands” entitled Morse Code in the late 1990’s. Made up of 4 DJ’s, the bands concept was to create the individual sounds of a traditional band through scratch composition and sampled beat patterns which ultimately evolved into a perfect musical backdrop for MC’s to rap or sing on. Morse Code blew away the competition with its truly revolutionary rhythmic sounds—the first of its kind. Performing constantly around the nation, Morse Code quickly became an international act as they were asked to perform at the Disco Mixing Challenge (DMC Battle) USA Finals in 2004. Morse Code performed as featured special artist, performing a tribute set to legendary Jamaster Jay of Run DMC at the Henry Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, CA, in front of a sold out theatre.

Pickster also got the opportunity to play alongside the 8 piece live Hip-Hop band called, “Drunken Immortals”. 8 years, 3 Full length albums, Multiple National US Tours, and a few run down RV’s, Pickster developed his ear and skills to be able to play along with live musicians as a DJ/Turntablist.  No longer with the group. Pickster continues to collaborate and work with all the members of the band, Including Dumperfoo and Scott White which are in Crusher Sound System.

In 2008 Pickster was inducted into the world renowned “Furious Styles Crew”. FSC known for their world class B-Boy crew wining compitions all over the world since 1993.  Joining the ranks of legendary Arizona DJ’s such as DJ Z-Trip, DJ Element, DJ Radar, DJ Senbad and more.

Pickster earned his stripes as a solo artist through the highly competitive AZ rave, warehouse, and club party scenes throughout the 2000’s. At the time, Arizona was notorious for its DJ’s, who sometimes literally pushed others off stage during their set performance, if the DJ so much as took too long to change records mid-set. Surviving massive competition during this time, Pickster One persevered and was further able to develop an even wider spectrum of music to pull from. Today, he can rock any kind of party at any given time.

In 2005, Pickster began touring the United States on a much larger scale, doing fifteen tours as a solo act playing clubs, festivals, and warehouses, and often as the house DJ for touring Hip-Hop Acts . Some of these tours included “We Book Our Own Tour” with Los Angeles-based MC 2Mex that reached fifty US cities in sixty days. In 2009, Pickster took his career overseas to Europe DJing with Crusher Sound System, in Paris, St. Etienne, Lyon, Nancy, and Le Mans, France. He performed in Grenada, Barcelona, Malaga, and Seville, Spain as well as Geneva and Zurich, Switzerland, Praug, Czech Republic, Dresden and Berlin, Germany, and Athens, Greece. Pickster also performed at the infamous SXSW music festival in 2009 on the “Strange Famous Records” stage with 2mex, Free Moral Agents and Sage Francis. The performance was such a success, he was quickly booked to make widely successful 2009 Strange Famous Megamix, a Record Label Sampler that was officially put out by XLR8R magazine. To date the colorful musician has over twenty full-length mix CD’s under his belt as a turntable-artist.

Over the past 10 years, Pickster has taken on numerous weekly and monthly club events including the longest-running Arizona Hip-Hop club night, The Legendary Blunt Club. Other events include the newly-spawned dance night, Move Somethin, Solstice, Downtime, Ill-Matic, and many other nights. In 2009, Pickster revamped his creative style and hit the electronic music scene like a Cat 5 hurricane. Playing hundreds of rave events and festivals, Pickster continues to tear up the Phoenix Electro and House dance scenes with his Hip-Hop/Scratch roots to party rock, pop wheelies and often brings something new to keep his fan base strong in the ever-changing electronic dance scene. Just this past year, Pickster shared the stage with Z-Trip, Bassnectar, Glitchmob, A-Trak, Diplo, Santigold, and Rusko, to name a few.

In 2007, Pickster began his latest side-project group, entitled Crusher Sound System, which gained widespread acclaim in 2009. Crusher is a DJ-based outfit which delivers centrally as DJ based turntable beats, mixed with live drumming, keys, samplers, and drum machines while keeping it fresh with live canvas painting on stage. Crusher Sound System has certainly hit the ground running with instant local success, selling out their first handful of shows in Arizona. The band has seen their fan base literally double each time they have played, even before having an official album release. Be sure to check them out in 2010.

Pickster One, a revolutionary beyond his years, never misses a chance to lead others into new sounds and musical genres with his kaleidoscopic range of musical taste and innovation. Pulling from a variety of musical backgrounds and genres, Pickster fully embraces the high speed and physto-ADD attention span of his listeners while adhering to the challenges and bends of a changing market in a tumultuous and rampant musical scene. The big pay-off to him is not only a successful show or a good time, but the essential DJ experience of creating a scintillating playground for senses, while controlling the vibes of the bumping crowd. With his eye on the future, Pickster One is heading into 2010 running, hitting the club, electro, bar, rave and music festival scene with never-ending positivity, mold-ability, creative light, and changing approach to rock electronic-based dance music like it has never been rocked before. With open ears and eyes this DJ is certainly one who will be making waves, and we can’t wait to watch, listen, and respect.

Pickster One from PheosiA Films Production on Vimeo.

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The Hottest spot to be on a MONDAY! Hands DOWN!!

DJ BIGIE – Guest Djing on Monday July 26th 2010!

Strictly for the 21 and Over!!

Summer time is upon us like Styles upon Styles..

A rotation of Az’s sickest dj’s every single week! Gorgeous woman dancing to your favorite Hip Hop. A night for the True Skool Az, you know who u are..

Insane drink specials, with special guest artist, host and then some.
$3bottle beer, $4 shots every hour, $5 ucall it 9pm till 12am!
Tell em you with “House” for free cover.

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Friday June 11th the rooftop at FUSE just might actually cave in with the local lineup of heavy hitters we have in store for you!

GLORYHOLE, BROOK B., & ABSTRACT

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Making a special rare appearance, valley based turntable specialists Bigie & Epidemic reunite, forging their sound known as GLORYHOLE.

Together these boys have a sound that transcends genres and always keeps the dance floor heated. A live culmination of songs both new and old, mixed together in way that will have you wake up in the morning saying, “Damn! I have to know that song they played last night?”

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Hades DJ BROOK B. will also be dropping his signature blend of twisted-dirty-electro-tech infused house and breaks. Brook B’s 15 year journey of music performance has earned him affiliations with Hades Entertainment, Dirt Assasinz, London West, and Spun UK as well as performances at internationally acclaimed events such as Vegas Music Conference (Las Vegas, NV), Earthdance (Portland, OR), Winterfresh (L.A., CA) Evolution (Scottsdale, AZ), and Spring Break (Rocky Point, Mexico) as well as countless events throughout the US, UK and Mexico.

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Plus DJ ABSTRACT (no stranger to the FUSE rooftop) will be getting things rolling along to get ya bouncin early!

PLUS it’s Shavon’s B-Day!! You know that means trouble… But the good kind!

As always no cover b4 10:30, $3 Skyy, Corona, & Blue Moons till 11pm, and surprise drink specials all night…

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presented by Are Friends Electrik? in collaboration with Infinitas Gallery (http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/infinitas.gallery)

SIGNAL FLOW: Adventurous Electronic Musik Radio
with host Pablo Gomez

4 June 2010: Episode 77:

As part of the first ever Live Remote Broadcast, First Friday Benefit and Exhibit for Radio Phoenix.org (http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=124033940955162&ref=ts), Signal Flow will be doing its weekly broadcast this week LIVE in front of thousands of art & musik fans during Phoenix’s legendary First Friday Phoestival!!

This week we also welcome guest deejays: BIGIE (http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/DJ-BIGIE/239699802936?ref=ts) and KRIS THE FIST (http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/profile.php?id=632114231&ref=ts) to the decks, digging deeper in their crates than ever before to bring your their recent finds of vital leftfield hip-hop, electro, disco, breakbeats, house and various amalgamations of BASS!

Also Pablo’s picks of fresh new pioneering garage, dubstep, house, techno, experimental and electro + more musik you won’t hear anywhere else in Arizona…yet! All LIVE to the festival audience and listeners worldwide online.

This will be the first showcase of experimental electronic musik radio to an Arizona crowd of this magnitude in over a decade! If you are in Phoenix, DO NOT MISS this free event! If you’re not in Phoenix you can tune in the live broadcast at http://radiophoenix.org/

This will also double as an art auction and fundraiser for Phoenix’s only community driven non-profit station, Radio Phoenix. Hosted by Gallery Infinitas’s Justin McBee (Swell Pro Audio, Are Friends Electrik?) and Jen Lux (Sadisco). A vital step in our current fundraising efforts to finance our broadcast towers, daily operations and FCC fees to make the transition to FM radio!!!

Radio Phoenix’s weekly deep house music broadcast, Soul Sessions w/host Byron Fenix (http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/Byron.Fenix?ref=ts), will be broadcasting LIVE as well, immediately following Signal Flow.

PLEASE RVSP TO THE ENTIRE EVENT HERE: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=124033940955162&ref=ts, and share with all other supporters of quality Phoenix radio that you know of!

Thank you for your continued support of Signal Flow and all of Radio Phoenix!!!

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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

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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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This Saturday, April 10th, everyone’s getting CAKED UP for the birthday of DJ Epidemic at Bar Smith!

Along side the Solstice residents (Senbad, Pete Salaz, Element & ManeOne) we have DJ Epidemic (New Times – Best Local DJ) playing the best Hip-Hop at the downstairs bar and funky House on the rooftop patio.

on top of that, SUPER special guest Bigie (Meanmugg) will be holding down hosting duties downstairs as well! You may know Bigie from rocking the turntables at events valley-wide or just from smoking a blunt with him in a random alley, but if you don’t know, get familiar by checking him out at:

http://www.meanmugg.com

Also, to get your party started early, Epidemic has put together a little sampler mix for the party that you can download from his website:

http://www.djepidemic.com/?p=370

… so mark your calendars and save your appetite because this Saturday… everyone’s getting “CAKED UP!”

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