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Vinny Goods

“Vinny Goods proves over and over again that it takes a hell of a lot more than just a MacBook Pro to make a real DJ”

While a Serato box and shiny Mac are the foundation of making music, Vinny brings this rare ingredient to the turntables: Rhythm.

After hearing Vinny’s two latest mixes, “EarKandi” and “Electro Thesis,” I’m not surprised that he was just signed by CEG Talent in New York City. His list of past performances is enough evidence that he’s doing something right: STK NYC, Marquee, Cain Luxe, Touch NYC, Pacha NYC, Hudson Terrace, Suzie Wongs, Johnny Utahs, The Canal Room, BLVD, The Imperial… the list goes on. And so does the beat.

In his Electro Thesis Mix (mostly house and electro) he takes us on a musical journey that flows from the start to it’s final destination an hour later. The intro to his newest mix, EarKandi, is amazing, dramatic, and conviced me from the start that Vinny knows how to work a crowd. It starts with La Roux’s I’m Not Your Toy and the high energy vibes continue with appearances from Ke$ha and Lady Gaga, with LMFAO and Wale following soon after. Tommy Spark’s She’s Got Me Dancing is fire in this mix, and the end even has Beethoven in it.

Together, these two mixes showcase Vinny Good’s open format approach to the art of deejaying, and you’re sure to be impressed by his ability to cross so many genres with such natural flow and ease.

Click to Download:

Dj Vinny Goods – Ear Kandi [Genre: Open Format, Dance, Top 40]
Dj Vinny Goods – Electro Thesis [Genre: House/Electro]

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Hours of Must-Have Deejay Mixes

[Photo credit: Kirill Bichutsky from KirillWasHere.com]

I’m definitely in a deejay mix mood these days, and these are what I’ve been listening to. Dj NVM’s Sundance Sephora mix is a laid back, Kevin-Scott-at-the-Mondrian-Pool –ish mix that I could lay around listening to for hours. It’s much more relaxed than many of the other house/electro tunes I’ve been posting lately.

Dj Homicide’s South Beach Diet mix is an upbeat and energetic mix. My favorite part is from 21:00 on, sounds like you’re listening to a live performance in Cuba.

Rock It! Scientists are a more refined, less ADHD version of GirlTalk. I think this mix is from 2008, but the quality of their mash-ups is why I still like them in 2010. They’re a team of two deejays who mix everything live with four turntables.

I’m hoping everyone’s heard Coachella by now, if not, you’ve really missed out. AM left us with an amazing collection of live recordings when he passed last Fall. [GetRightMusic] organized all of AM’s mixes and music onto one page. Anything he touched is certainly worth downloading. RIP DJ AM [visit the DJ AM Memorial Fund Website]

I just realized that together these mixes cross like twenty genres.

DJ NVM – Sundance Sephora Mix (1 hr mix)
Dj Homicide & Dj Eric V – South Beach Diet (1 hr mix)
Rock It! Scientists (1 hr Mix)
TRV$DJAM – Coachella (Full CD) (link to zShare)

Arguably one of the most refined and sophisticated mixes of all time is AM’s live set from Elton John’s birthday. (4 one-hour recordings)

Dj AM Live at Elton – Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4

Hope You Like House/Electro

[Above: Pic I took at Paradiso Club in Amsterdam for my 21st birthday last weekend. Look how much fun that guy is having. I was going to post up music from there but it was mostly generic rave music, I think even Tiesto would have been a little overwhelmed. Incredible city though.]

Kalemba is like the Tik-Tok of Spain; every lounge or club we go to, it’s playing. And I’m not the least bit tired of it. It's a bit of reggaeton mixed with some electro/dance.

I never thought I’d post up a poppy mix from the Black Eyed Peas, but the synths in this remix are addictive. Dj Rokuro’s Club Mix isn’t over the top, and it closely resembles the original BEP track. Very tastefully done.

I’m a huge Tocadisco fan. Move Your Feet has been around for a while, but I think Tocadisco’s intro is great. Sound clip fits perfectly, first minute is a lot like Spinbad’s 80’s and 90’s megamixes.

Check out their other remix of Guetta’s “Tomorrow Can Wait.” Disclaimer: it’s pretty intense for easy listening, it’s more something that you’ll hear at 6 or 7 am at a discoteca.

Buraka Som Sistema ft. Pongo Love – Kalemba (Wegue Wegue)



Black Eyed Peas – Meet Me Halfway (Rokuro Club Mix)



Junior Senior – Move Your Feet (Tocadisco Remix)



Paul Oakenfold ft. Pharrell Williams – Sex N Money (Benny Benassi Remix)



Chester French - She Loves Everybody (Steve Aoki Remix)



David Guetta – Tomorrow Can Wait (Tocadisco Evil Mix)