russell

lol @ the comment/spam left on my this track..

fuckin 'ell.... that's good goin. well in.

haven't thought of a name for it yet. Still needs a bit of work I reckon... https://soundcloud.com/russellventilla/russell-ventilla-rv01

held in the black rock desert in Northern Nevada.

Well produced track. Not totally my style but good track none-the-less.

I was listening earlier and some girl called susan had a message read out asking for a dentist cos some guy had smashed her teeth. nice...

http://www.ustream.tv/burningman i can't get it to play very well but thought I'd share...

clubbing culture in general ftw.

make this happen....

yeah I don't tend to bother with genres all that much. Was just interested to know what was captured under those ones mentioned.

think that one might be taken....

That's kind of gettin done to death though.

welcome

well when you google 'Defkon Perth' it's you who comes up.... tell him to bolt.

soundcloud www.soundcloud.com/russellventilla

no. 128 and 192 aren't good enough quality to be played out. get some cheap compilation CD's from jb or something, such as "Top 100 80's hits, top 100 90's hits" etc and rip them in aiff or mp3 320 ^ this is the best advice. If your not looking for anything particular anyway. If you are you may need to buy the tracks individually if they are not on a compilation.

Ok, i know Flying Lotus, TokiMonsta, Nosaj Thing & Shlomo but never knew they fell under a genre called LA beats.

Welcome mate got any examples of what future garage/LA beats is?

but you could just use dropbox to sync your tunes without the organisation of rekordbox if it's just for listening too.

yeah you should never plan your nights with your mates attendance taken into account. Even if they all showed up for the opening night to show support that soon wears off and they don't come.

+1 for the wax. welcome mate.

I would be all over this if I had a babysitter. http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?394127 ICSSC & Lucid Dreaming Pres. STEFFI [OstGut Ton, Klakson, Dolly/Germany] Steffi is a dj, label owner and party promoter in one. On first sight, this is nothing out of the ordinary these days, but when all of this is done as passionately and with high quality standards as in Steffi’s case, you better have a closer look. Until she moved to Berlin in autumn 2007, Steffi has been a motor of an Amsterdam scene defining itself in opposition to the commercial dance business in the Netherlands. You can trust Steffi as a dj implicitly, in form and content. Her skills are extraordinary, as you can see when she really works the records and eq’s; no soft blending, but mixing in its original sense. She features a plethora of styles and varies every single one of her sets ranging from Electronic Disco, to serious Detroit- or Dutch Electro, whereas original, funky and fat House always will be her solid foundation. Since 2000, Steffi runs her label Klakson together with Dutch producer Dexter. Apart from the special cover design (black and white photos), Klakson first and foremost impresses by music: Records by artists like Dexter, Fastgraph, Duplex, Seymor Bits, Putsch 79 or Mr. Cisco have been supported by the likes of Laurent Garnier, DJ Hell, Andrew Weatherall and Miss Kittin. It surely is an aficionado’s label occupying a gateway between ambitious club music and humour. Steffi also promotes parties for almost a decade now. She started out with an Electro night in Amsterdam called "Elechicks“, followed by an experimental House- and Techno party named "Lomotion“. Most recently she hosted the ambitious "Boem Tsjak“ festival at Pakhuis Wilhemina together with Delsin’s Marsel. She also maintained a residency at Paradiso and has taken up a new one at Berlin’s Panorama Bar. Her career as well took her to renowned clubs and festivals like Melkweg, Doornroosje, Lowlands, Awakenings (all in Holland), Weekend (Berlin), Robert Johnson (Offenbach), or Kozzmozz (Ghent). And last but not least, Steffi has been first to bring artists like ADULT, Two Lone Swordsmen, Marco Passarani and DJ Assault to Amsterdam in order to provide for a seriously music loving party scene. With all those merits under her belt, there’s definitely something to look forward to. First she took Amsterdam, now she takes Berlin!

diggin that shizzle.

good effort