The larger than life personality of Philadelphia DJ, Victor Niglio has been on a tear as of late. Having DJs play out some of his tracks, including Jack U (Skrillex and Diplo) open up their recent Mad Decent Block Party set with Niglio's "Express Yourself" Vs. "Animals" mash-up, and TJR teasing out the much anticipated "Jiggy" at Freefest, as well as Niglio's mash-up of "Don't You Worry Child" vs. "Is This Love" at Made in America, Victor Niglio recently just hit 20k likes on Facebook.
What would you rather have for your 17th birthday, a launch pad shaped cake or over 100,000 views on Youtube? Well, for Australian wonder kid, Throttle A.K.A Robbie Bergen it seems that adage, "You can't have your cake, and eat it too" may have been broken. While you enjoy the image of Throttle's sweet launchpad shaped cake below, just think how much better the leftover pieces taste, because in just 4 short days since his birthday and posting his song and live mashup, "What's that Sound," has racked in over 150K+ views.
Calling all Trance fans. The Anjunabeats Summer Tour is bringing not one, but TWO international sensations to this beautiful continent of ours. Next stop, the ever-incredible SoundGarden Hall in Philadelphia THIS Saturday night (8/10/13)! Considering the Anjunabeats record label is run by the legendary Above & Beyond, it should come as no surprise that world-renowned trance artists Norin & Rad and Maor Levi are the stars of this summer tour. Having performed at some of the world's largest musical events and venues, I think it's safe to assume both artists know how to put on an unforgettable show. Starting out as a 17-year-old prodigy, Israeli producer Maor Levi has earned the respect and popularity of some of electronic music's biggest artists and most loyal fans, and for a good reason [.....]
Earlier this week we gave you our review of the Mad Decent Block Party as it touched down at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in the DMV area. But did you know that back in 2008, Philadelphia hosted the very first Mad Decent Block Party? Taking place on the basketball courts of 12th & Spring Garden, this free concert and barbecue was held in response to the growing popularity of the Roots Picnic. The event showcased new sounds and styles coming from the burgeoning Mad Decent label, featuring the likes of Dirty South Joe, DJ Sega, Nadastrom, Flosstradamus, and more. Fast forward to the present day and, besides the venue and production value, the party’s still going strong.
