This Friday, Fixed, Mishka and the whole Trouble & Bass crew will ring in the holidays with funky Finnish breakbeat producer Rico Tubbs. We have you covered with a pair of tickets to what’s for sure going to be the best party of the season. Simply fill out the information below or send THIS MESSAGE to Twitter. You must be following both HiFi Cartel and Trouble & Bass to be eligible to win. We will then select a random winner by 12pm Thursday. If you don’t win, don’t fret, as tickets are only $7 in advance. Good luck and happy holidays!
One of the highlights of DJ M’s set at Mr. West was his original mix of M.I.A.’s “Paper Planes” and Beck’s “Loser”. In fact, we liked it so much we asked him to record it for us. Check out “Paper Loser” below or download it here.
Last night, The HiFi Cartel stepped out with a preview event at Mr. West, featuring HiFi Contest Winner DJ M, Nick Catchdubs, Adam Tensta and DJ Price.
DJ M (a.k.a. Matt Heckman) proved himself worthy of your votes, putting his unique spin on old favorites. Highlights included mixes of Dance Dance Dance (Lykke Li), Use Somebody (Kings of Leon) and my personal favorite, M.I.A.’s Paper Planes mixed with Loser by Beck.
We’ve seen Nick Catchdubs spin all over the city, so it came as no surprise that his set was off the hook, flowing seamlessly between genres. His set ranged from remixed club tracks to Fool’s Gold favorites like A-Trak’s Say Woah and Shake it Down (with Laidback Luke). We also loved his shout-out to Santigold, playing both Creator and a great remix of Shove It (for which we are still searching).
DJ Price teased with the Rusko remix of Pro Nails (Kid Sister) at the start of his predominately electro set. Adam Tensta hyped the crowd before taking the stage for a few songs, including his hit single, My Cool. Price manned the decks for the rest of the night, briefly joined by DJ M for a high-energy cameo.
Thank you to everyone who helped us with the event and showed their support.
Upon discovering Terry Urban’s Southerngold, The Hifi Cartel tapped him on the shoulder for Santigold’s afterparty at Greenhouse immediately following her performance at Terminal 5. Terry kept the crowd at Greenhouse moving well into the night by curating the soundtrack for a great party with an engaging mix of tracks and technique.
Southerngold’s release has been met with the same inception in likeness to the Grey Album. We caught up with terry with some questions to find out more about him and the mix.
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