It's hard to judge Reboot by his productions alone. His DJing style is a bit different. He's a great EQ dj as copies Luciano's style of blending long running loops over several mixes in place or in rhythm with the tracks own elements in that range. Though Luciano is more house and likes to look cymbal patterns and such, Reboot chooses a lot of hard kicks or bass lines and blends them with the Cadenza styled latin-esque tech house. It makes him the darkest of the group but he maintains the upbeat, good times vibe of a Cadenza party. My $.02 on him at least.

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Originally posted by lounger540 It's hard to judge Reboot by his productions alone. His DJing style is a bit different. He's a great EQ dj as copies Luciano's style of blending long running loops over several mixes in place or in rhythm with the tracks own elements in that range. Though Luciano is more house and likes to look cymbal patterns and such, Reboot chooses a lot of hard kicks or bass lines and blends them with the Cadenza styled latin-esque tech house. It makes him the darkest of the group but he maintains the upbeat, good times vibe of a Cadenza party. My $.02 on him at least.

What he said. I could only hope to put it as eloquently as lounger (dork).

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Originally posted by Chaska What he said. I could only hope to put it as eloquently as lounger (dork).

Lol Dork, youre funny C.

Appreciate the feedback Lounger...

If you guys had one chance to go out this weekend where would you go? Reboot, Trilogy (taster Peter) or DVS and dont say all of them

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Originally posted by TaurusNYY Lol Dork, youre funny C. Appreciate the feedback Lounger... If you guys had one chance to go out this weekend where would you go? Reboot, Trilogy (taster Peter) or DVS and dont say all of them

DVS1, no contest.

Any Super Flu fans here? I'm digging this.

http://www.dancetrippin.tv/video/da...e-house-tech-ho
-" As the sun rises over the Marz territory of Kazantip Republic, the fun is just starting to begin for the true party people who need not sleep. The Croissant stage draws them with the enchanting sounds of Guy Gerber performing live, later joined by Jonny White from Art Department and Maayan Nidam, djing back to back to bring true dance-floor bliss to the happy ravers."


I was playing this while getting myu brackets ready - some cool background music, the chicks in the video dont hurt either. They put it down in the Ukraine.

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Originally posted by TaurusNYY http://www.dancetrippin.tv/video/da...e-house-tech-ho -" As the sun rises over the Marz territory of Kazantip Republic, the fun is just starting to begin for the true party people who need not sleep. The Croissant stage draws them with the enchanting sounds of Guy Gerber performing live, later joined by Jonny White from Art Department and Maayan Nidam, djing back to back to bring true dance-floor bliss to the happy ravers." I was playing this while getting myu brackets ready - some cool background music, the chicks in the video dont hurt either. They put it down in the Ukraine.

Nice set and style to chll too, but these people dancing under a tent are crazy. You need a lawn chair and a frozen drink, it ain't festival tunes.

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Originally posted by lounger540 Nice set and style to chll too, but these people dancing under a tent are crazy. You need a lawn chair and a frozen drink, it ain't festival tunes.

Really on my tech house vibe today...

this is a pretty good one as well. Good times.

http://www.dancetrippin.tv/video/ma...barcelona-spain

"Once upon a time, on a sundaymorning in Barcelona, there was a magical place where people came together to celebrate... Luckily this is not a fairytale, but a real place you can visit. It's called Elrow and we captured Marc Maya and Matthew Hoag on the decks there for you. You don't closer to the real thing than this! "

I'd sell my soul to experience Kazantip. These crazy ppl make Burning Man look like the special olympics.

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Originally posted by Chaska I'd sell my soul to experience Kazantip. These crazy ppl make Burning Man look like the special olympics.

Agreed.

Droid Thursday!

http://www.droidbehavior.com/blog/2...ologue/#respond

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So here’s the official word on Abdulla Rashim, and the first sentence is pretty much our favorite way of introducing a DJ/producer: “Not much is known of the mysterious producer Abdulla Rashim. Being situated in Sweden and having released two records, ASAYITA and GIZAW in 2011 on his own imprint, Abdulla Rashim Records, Abdulla keeps both his sound and himself below the surface.” We’re also allowed this visual to the left. Need we say more? His dark, psychedelic tracks have been making their way into the sets of those who know, four of which can be found on RA’s latest podcast featuring LA based Developer. We’re excited to present this rising artist and his sound. There’s no tracklist provided with this one. The idea is to listen to the tracks rather than potentially gloss over their names, though we’ve had some fun guessing and researching a few of the tracks ourselves. Enjoy.