This is a mix from a local Los Angeles DJ that spins Top40, Club, House and R&B.  Very talented individual that is eager to please his audience.  I am generally not a fan of the more mainstream genres, but DJ Uniek has a unique way of making it all come together!

320KBps CBR 44,100Hz Stereo.

DJ Uniek – Don’t Stop Movin Vol. 25 DJ Uniek - Don't Stop Movin Vol 25

01.) Intro 02.) You Look Good – Club Bullies ft. Tha Vill 03.) Put Your Drinks Up – DJ Mad ft. Kardinal Official 04.) Boom Da (Crookers) – Mixhell 05.) Boom Boom Pow – Black Eyed Peas 06.) On To Someth’n – MayDay 07.) Beggin – Madcon 08.) She Loves Everybody – Chester French 09.) Put On Your Boots (Crookers) – U2 10.) I’m The Ish (Kanye Remix) – DJ Class ft Kanye West 11.) Move (DJ Class Remix) – Mims ft DJ Class 12.) P*ssy – Nadastrom/Champagne Red Lights pt 2 – O’Neal McKnight 13.) Your Love Still Haunts Me (DJ Bam Bam) – Joseph 14.) What? (Foamo Re-Edit) – Jack Beats 15.) Took The Night – Chelley 16.) Breakfast – LeLe 17.) Enur’s Bonfire – Enur ft Lumidee 18.) Samir’s Theme – DJ Debonair Samir & LaCrate 19.) Oh My Gosh – Mr. Vegas 20.) Blanco – Pitbull ft Pharrell Williams 21.) Get It Girl – Keri Hilson 22.) Show Ya G-Stro – Busta Rhymes ft Pharrell Williams 23.) Put It On You – Missy 24.) Love Sex & Magic (Club Bully Mix) – Ciara ft Justin Timberlake & Goose 25.) Poker Face – Lady GaGa 26.) Whipping My Hair – Rihanna 27.) Happy Hour – Tha Vill 28.) Part of Me – Chris Cornell 29.) I Can’t Wait – Lloyd 30.) Shooting Star – David Rush 31.) Up In The Club (Remix) – Swizz Beats ft Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes 32.) The 900 Number – DJ Mark the 45 King/My bitch is Crazy – Pittsburgh Slim 33.) Turf Drop – E40 ft Lil Jon 34.) Party On – Mistah F.A.B. ft Snoop Dogg 35.) I Be On The Block – Jay Rock 36.) Can’t Take It – Busta Rhymes 37.) Dancing On Me – DJ Webstar ft Jim Jones 38.) Buy You A Round (Up And Down) – Verse 39.) You – Bell Biv Devoe 40.) Must Be Love – Cassie ft Diddy 41.) When The Money Goes – Jay-Z 42.) Yudee – Ugly Duckling 43.) Who Got It On Lock – Guru ft Doo Wop 44.) Official – Q-Tip 45.) Stress Ya – Jadakiss ft Pharrell Williams 46.) Prom Queen – Lil Wayne / Jai Ho – A.R. Rahman 47.) Le Me Back Up (Crookers Tetsujin Mix) – Dan Rimini 48.) When Love Takes Over – David Guetta 49.) I Can Sing – Mr. V. 50.) We Made You – Eminem www.djforums.com | myspace.com/djuniek

Genre:  Top40, R&B, Hip Hop, Rap, House

Get it HERE or click the CD cover.

Show lineup courtesy of MySpace Music:

Mar 11 2009 10:00P	Scottsdale, Arizona	Scottsdale, Arizona
Mar 14 2009 10:00P	Glass Ultra Lounge, Colima, Mexico	Colima, Colima
Mar 25 2009 10:00P	Dissdent Party @ WMC	Miami, Florida
Mar 28 2009 8:00P	Perfecto Party @ WMC	Miami, Florida
Apr 3 2009 9:00P	Festival of Faith and Music @ Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Mi	Grand Rapids, Michigan
Apr 4 2009 10:00P	Las Vegas @ Perfecto Vegas inside Rain	Las Vegas, Florida
Apr 10 2009 10:00P	DETROIT @ Nine Lounge	Ferndale, Michigan
Apr 17 2009 9:00P	San Diego w/ Paul Oakenfold	San Diego, California
May 30 2009 10:00P	Mexico City @ BQM Club	Mexico City, México
Jul 4 2009 10:00P	Los Angeles @ Dreaming in Digital 2	Los Angeles, California

So it is the 23rd of December and all is well in the land of single people. That is, until you realize that everything around you is accentuated by couples, the idea of being a couple, getting gifts for your insignificant other, wife or husband, or the idea that you should suddenly ask that “special” person to be yours. When did Christmas become the bastard child of Valentine’s Day?

Fuck Christmas!

Being single during the holidays seems to be one of the most depressing, and frustrating, times of year. It is not as if you have a choice to be happy and joyous being a single person during a time when marital amalgamation is force fed to us in every jewelry, department store and holiday advertisement. I could just be a cynical prick, I could just be another lonely man wandering around the mall, or I could be another one of those people that looks at the holiday season as a time to buy “presents” because the holiday dictates we do so, rather than this compelling need to buy something for someone to show them how much I give a shit.

Maybe next year my tune will be different if I find someone special to share the holiday with. Then again, maybe not: Even when I had that “special someone” to share the holidays with, it always turned into such a big fiasco over presents and family and friends and get togethers and parties. It is never about “spending time with your family and friends to show them how much you love and care for them” it is about “how much have you spent on your friends and family?” I suppose that living in the center of the materialistic universe (Los Angeles) does not help brighten my spirits of Christmas, but then again, I do wonder if the spirit of Christmas is accented differently in places where life is a little slower and homely?

l0ckd0wn

Hey all,

Auralogic.org is up and running!!! There you can check out the full mixes featured on the sample CD that was put out, also there is contact information for me, links to friend’s websites (thedtowncrew.com woot!), and soon bios and other goodies. Check it out, more music very soon.

Also I may be running a monthly featuring local DJs, maybe some national acts if I feel adventurous. It is looking to be last Saturday of every month at Staples in Allentown in Buffalo, NY. Buffalo ain’t that far away for you Detroit kids so come on out you won’t be disappointed

Drew

Hello Everybody!!

Just saying hello! I will be representing the East Coast and Canadian side of the electronic music scenes surrounding Buffalo & Toronto. Living in Buffalo, so much of what I post will be centered on the western NY region, but with the quality of music found out here, that’s not really a problem at all. Buffalo is a hidden gem of techno, house, and electro and is over looked on the national scene for larger spots like NYC. Although there is a lack of national acts visiting the area, the locals make up for it with a true passion and love for the music… And they do it well!

Soon I hope to have another website up with some links to mixes and productions from the guys out here, (maybe later this week) until then…

Peace,

Drew

Words of wisdom: don’t be the middle man

Nestled in the heart of downtown San Pedro, the San Pedro Brewery sits in between shops, restaurants and small clubs. Having the average selection of micro brews, the Brewery presents a small stage in the heart of the bar for local bands in the area to perform. On Friday, June 13th, the Brewery hosted Sean Lane & the Hellhounds & Somehow Still Alive to keep the bar rocking until the early morning hours.

Starting off the evening, the Hell Hounds brought a blues infused, rockabilly style sound to open it for my
local friends, Somehow Still Alive. The Hellhounds started out soulful and bluesy, getting the bar crowd bobbing their heads and tapping their feet to some of their soulful original tunes.

After about an hour, the Hellhounds ended their set after getting the bar warmed up for the main event! Around 11:45PM Somehow Still Alive started off their set with a bang, playing Frontline, my favorite track of their’s, early off in the set. The crowd was really responsive and you could feel the energy in the room. The guys played quite a few tracks off of their freshman release, Afterall as well as playing at least one new track I hadn’t heard throughout their set. By the end of their set the bar was up and arms and having a great time. All in all a great show although the bar’s stage was tiny in comparison to other hot spots for local talent in the area. Either way Somehow Still Alive put on a great performance and I am definitely looking to go see them again (maybe at a little bit bigger spot next time…).

Justin

*Pics to come soon.

I <3 Richie Hawtin and everything he has done and continues to do for electronic music! It looks as though he is really pulling something together here. With the lineup that is planned for this event, I really had to make sure and bold it so that you could understand the magnitude of just who is going to be there!!! If you or anyone you know is going to be in Berlin this weekend, I would seriously check this out! Here is the email that I got today being on the “Minus X List:“

MINUS & COSMOPOP present Berlin has become a destination point for clubbers from all around the world with hundreds of people migrating towards the city every weekend, enjoying its ever-evolving musical soundtrack. A soundtrack created by dozens of local and international DJ’s and artists, many of who call Berlin their home. You can always be sure to find a label night of Cadenza, Minus, Cocoon or Pokerflat. But there is something missing!! We are happy to announce an event to which we’ve invited as many of our favourite DJ’s, artists and labels to come together in celebration of the music that we all love: the “Sunday Adventure Club” Open Air … come and celebrate with us! Date: Sunday June 15th, 2008 Location: open air location near the Postbahnhof, Berlin large outside area with 1 stage, 2 inside floors in case of rain, the event will be indoors Opening hours: outside stage 10am-10pm, inside stages 6pm until open end Line up: richie hawtin, josh wink, luciano, matthew dear’s big hands, karotte, tobi neumann, zip, magda, marc houle live, paco osuna, troy pierce, matt john, guido schneider, steve bug, heartthrob live, konrad black, loco dice & marco carola back to back, rebekah aff, cassy Ticket prices: 15EUR pre-sale Tickets will be available after Friday 25.04. on www.sundayadventureclub.de or at your nearest CTS/Eventim box office. Limited capacity, get your ticket now!! www.sundayadventureclub.de

So it’s April 20th.

Forget about all the other reasons you shouldn’t celebrate 4/20, and remember the true reason you do and should!

Puff, puff, pass…

Happy 4/20

So I don’t know who this dude is, but I would like to. This guys is one smart cabrón!

Courtosey of the GET PHYSICAL website (thanks guys!)

Booka Shade
Artist website: MYSPACE/BOOKASHADE ›

Berlin-based producers and live act Booka Shade have been at the forefront of contemporary dance music ever since their classic singles ‘Body Language’ (with M.A.N.D.Y.) and ‘Mandarine Girl’, together with the label they co-run, Get Physical, conquered the clubbing underground, then Ibiza, then the world. Three years later, Arno Kammermeier and Walter Merziger show no signs of slowing down: in the year gone by the duo completed their mammoth Movements world tour (which took in close to 150 shows over the course of 20 months, and sealed their reputation as one of the world’s most exciting and energetic electronic live acts), releasing the 12”s ‘Tickle’/’Karma Car’ and ‘Numbers’, both international radio and club hits, along the way. The latter was plucked from Booka Shade’s first mix CD, for the DJ-Kicks series, which was widely acclaimed and chosen both as DJ Magazine’s compilation of the year and Mixmag’s #2. The band released two remixes, of Dave Gahan’s ‘Kingdom’ and Dubfire’s ‘I Feel Speed’, which topped DJ charts all over the world.

This year is going to be a huge and hectic one for Booka Shade: in February they will release the ‘Movements Tour Edition’, which comprises the original 2006 hit album Movements together with a new live DVD, We Came To Dance, featuring a full live show filmed at Belgium’s Pukkelpop Festival last year, a revealing tour documentary and bonus tracks. The band unveil a new single in April, followed by a brand new studio album in May, their third to date. Then, having only just recovered from the ecstatic but shattering Movements tour, Booka Shade will pack their bags once again and set off to deliver their music live and direct to fans at festivals, clubs and concert halls around the globe on a new world tour.

Booka Shade are no newcomers to live performance: they’ve been a touring band ever since their formative synth-pop days in the early 90s. Seduced and converted by the house, techno and trance they were hearing in clubs around this time, Arno and Walter started releasing records on respected labels like R&S, Music Man, Tommy Boy and Sven Vath’s Harthouse, before scoring big hits with the
1993 trance classic ‘Una musica senza ritmo’ as Degeneration, and then
during the mid-90s on Dutch label Touché with the progressive tracks ´Kind
of Good´ and ´Silk´.

By the end of the 90s, Booka Shade were seeking a new, more personal outlet for their creative energies, and so founded Get Physical Music with DJ T. and their old friends Patrick Bodmer and Philipp Jung, aka M.A.N.D.Y.. Since Get Physical’s inception in 2002, Booka Shade have been at the production helm of countless releases by M.A.N.D.Y., DJ T., Sunsetpeople and Chelonis R. Jones, and the label has quickly grown to become one of the most respected and popular underground dance music labels around: releasing classic albums and singles by not just the aforementioned artists but also the likes of Samim, Lopazz, Fuckpony, Elektrochemie and Jona.

2004 saw the release of Booka Shade’s acclaimed debut album, Memento, on
Get Physical. This LP was met with a great deal of praise, but it was their seminal collaboration with M.A.N.D.Y, ‘Body Language’, that launched Booka Shade into the stratosphere. The track was an immediate underground hit, but over the course of 2005 it well and truly crossed over into more commercial climes – enjoying international radio, chart and club success, and awarded “Ibiza Track of the Season”. Booka Shade’s solo offering ‘Mandarine Girl’ became a bona fide club smash shortly after, and subsequent live performances at the 2005 Sónar festival in Barcelona and with Mylo in London led to an invitation to tour with Royksopp and warm up for Depeche Mode in Berlin.

Garnering massive props for both their original studio work and their live performances, Booka Shade have naturally become in-demand remixers, lending their production magic to the likes of Moby, The Juan McLean,
Yello, Hot Chip, Depeche Mode, Roxy Music, Dubfire, Tiga, Dave Gahan, Azzido
Da Bass and The Knife.

At the end of 2006 the UK’s leading electronic music website, Resident Advisor,
crowned Booka Shade Best Live Act as well as awarding them with the title of Best Album for their second long-player, Movements. The band’s most coherent and engaging work yet, Movements was released in May 2006 and featured the massive club hits ‘Mandarine Girl’ and ‘Body Language’, alongside new club anthems ‘Night Falls’, ‘In White Rooms’ and ‘Darko’. These tracks were among last year’s biggest dance tunes, and ‘In White Rooms’ and ‘Night Falls’ were the two top-selling EPs for worldwide vinyl distributor Intergroove in 2006. Pitchfork, the US music website, listed ‘In White Rooms’ among the best songs of the year, while closer to home, Germany’s ME Sounds ranked 2004’s ‘Vertigo’ amongst the ‘most important songs of all time’. Simultaneously Booka Shade enjoyed serious kudos from Groove Magazine’s end-of-year poll when they were selected as the second best producers of the year, and Movements was featured in their top 10 albums of the year. Germany’s top DJs voted the band as the country’s best live act; adding to overall acclaim for the album which helped to earn ‘Movements’ a nomination for the Plug Award in the US.

A showcase of the band’s musical depth and versatility, Movements was highly praised by US mag XLR8R: they championed it as one of the top 100 albums not just of the year, but of all time. Meanwhile, the ‘Movements’ tour has seen Walter and Arno perform and win over crowd after crowd at clubs and festivals around Europe, Australia, North and South America. They have captivated and conquered diverse audiences from The Montreux Jazz Festival to the Virgin Rock Festival and Detroit Electronic Music Festival.

With a new album under their belts, Booka Shade will be heading out on the road again this year. Make sure you join them for the ride.

http://www.physical-music.com/data.pl?artist=8