Big Shot State of DJ Culture 2012 Survey: 90 DJs Speak Out [Interview]

“We’re in the middle of a renaissance. There are amazing things happening within all creative cultures the world over, with frequent overlapping and collaborating across cultures. Innovative DJs are doing more than pushing fresh tunes these days, they’re becoming part of the entire fabric, if not designing it….”

Read More: http://newsflash.bigshotmag.com/features/19503/3/

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DereksMusicBlog Gives a Glowing Review of Nutritious presents Duke Williams and The Extremes

“…a new, ambitious and innovative label [SpinSpinNYC] decided it was time to reintroduce the world to Duke Williams and The Extremes’ early work.”

“…It only takes one play to reveal its brilliance. After that you’re won over by this majestic Magnus Opus that reveals not just the many talents of Duke Williams and The Extremes, but Nutritious, who is responsible for the cutting-edge, innovative sound that quite simply rocks…”

Read the rest here: http://bit.ly/OXIgmo

In Stores Now: Infernal Devices – Life in Stereo

Combining influences ranging from New Wave and Synthpop to French House and Disco, the Life in Stereo EP from Infernal Devices delivers songs that make you want to dance and sing along to. Enjoy 4 original cuts from the Brooklyn duo along with remixes from Dream-Pop duo Savoir Adore and SpinSpin’s own Nutritious.

Enjoy this preview of the EP courtesy of SpinSpinNYC, Sol Republic, the X-Games, and Dope Den Productions and purchase your copy today…

Savoir Adore’s remix of ‘Life in Stereo’ transports the track to a haunting, yet beautiful realm with a half time feel that eventually builds into a dizzying peak of four-on-the-floor freakout, while Nutritious adds punk-bop jazz and a housier feel coupled with sensational multi-instrumental bravado from the legendary Chuck Love.

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Life-in-Stereo/dp/B0096AMVIE

Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/life-in-stereo/972663

iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/life-in-stereo-ep/id557686789

Juno: http://www.junodownload.com/artists/Infernal+Devices/releases

Stompy: https://www.stompy.com/Ep/397742

Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/index.php?act=show&fc=tpage&cr=titles&cv=179378

All tracks except remixes produced by Infernal Devices, recorded and mixed by Andy Miccolis at Converse Rubber Tracks Studios and the Infernal Devices Lab, Brooklyn, NY.
Infernal Devices is Mark Allen and Andy Miccolis.
www.infernaldevices.tv

‘Life in Stereo (Savoir Adore Remix)’ produced by Savoir Adore at YouTooCanWoo, Brooklyn, NY.
www.savoiradore.com

‘Life in Stereo (Nutritious Remix feat. Chuck Love)’ produced by Nutritious for SpinSpinNYC. Chuck Love appears courtesy of The Love Network.
www.djnutritious.com
www.chucklove.com

℗ & © 2012 SpinSpinNYC
Produced by Nutritious for SpinSpinNYC (www.spinspinnyc.com)
Mastered by Phil Moffa at Butcha Sound Studios, New York, NY. (www.butchasound.com)
Nutritious management (www.dopedenproductions.com)

Artist: Infernal Devices
EP Name: Life in Stereo
Label: SpinSpinNYC
Release: SSN020
Release Date: 09.25.12

Songs
1. Infernal Devices – Life in Stereo (4:48)
2. Infernal Devices – Passengers (4:41)
3. Infernal Devices – Life in Stereo (Nutritious Remix feat. Chuck Love) (7:36)
4. Infernal Devices – We Are Alone (4:28)
5. Infernal Devices – Move On (4:10)
6. Infernal Devices – Life in Stereo (Savoir Adore Remix) (4:06)

Tip One for Slow Disco Saturdays | URB Magazine

In an announced “hiatus from the hype,” a grand finale celebrating the close of two years of Slow Disco Saturdays fun at one of NYC’s most prominent record stores “halcyon the shop” happens this Saturday, September 29th from 3pm – 8pm at 57 Pearl Street in Brooklyn in conjunction with the annual Dumbo Arts & Music Festival. Slow Disco Saturdays is one halcyon’s many in store DJ sessions.

Hosted by “queen of the retarded beat scene” Bianca Von Baum, each month’s session featured a special guest DJ laying down 3 hours of “tempo challenged choons, from dawdling cosmic disco to lazy low-slung funk and lead-footed balearic burners.” Special guests for the finale will be New York’s Citizen Kane of Disques Sinthomme, Marcos Cabral of Runaway and On The Prowl, and Metro Area’s Darshan Jesrani.

Past guests have included Crazy P, Giles Smith, Kyle Hall, Alex from Tokyo, Chez Damier, Dave Allison, Nutritious, Beg to Differ, Slow Hands, DJ Osmose, Electric Avenue, Jkriv, Soho808, MANIK, Bruce Tantum and many more.  Read here for more: http://www.urb.com/2012/09/24/tip-one-for-slow-disco-saturdays/

Brittany Erb: The Designer Who Stole the Show at Williamsburg Fashion Weekend | Brooklyn Exposed

SpinSpinNYC’s Zoe Wilder interviewed designer Brittany Erb for Brooklyn Exposed and wore her creations at Williamsburg Fashion Weekend. Read about it here: http://www.brooklynexposed.com/shopping-style/entry/brittany-erb-the-designer-who-stole-the-show-at-williamsburg-fashion-weeken/

SpinSpinNYC | URB x SOL REPUBLIC CONTEST & INTERVIEW: Infernal Devices

To help bring you Life in Stereo we’re giving away a pair of SOL REPUBLIC Tracks Headphones and an advance copy of the EP. Tell us what you think of the  song – all Soundcloud comments will automatically be entered to win. Winners will be announced on September 24, 2012!

Read the URB Magazine interview with SpinSpinNYC new artist Infernal Devices (including VIDEO of their live performance featuring the Phenomatron) here: http://www.urb.com/2012/09/12/urb-x-sol-republic-contest-interview-infernal-devices/

SpinSpinNYC | Williamsburg Fashion Weekend 2012

Williamsburg Fashion Weekend is upon us again and SpinSpinNYC is proud to be an official sponsor. 

Our own, Zoe Wilder, interviewed Brittany for WFW Magazine. This will be her second showing at Williamsburg Fashion Weekend, an event she’s particularly fond of because of the emphasis on performance. “It really can accentuate the designer’s vision and purpose,” she added. Although she’s never been to Japan, her line is heavily influenced by it. She calls it Atarashii which is Japanese for new. When asked to explain the inspiration behind her aesthetic, she said, “I’ve been studying their pattern making techniques, reading Japanese authors and have become enamored by the simplicity, yet complexity of their art so it made sense to me to pay homage to the culture with that.”

Expect the unexpected.

Zoe Wilder will be modeling for the fabulous Brittany Erb on Saturday, September 15th at Windmill Studios located at 287 Kent Ave. betw. S. First and S. Second Streets.

While physical copies of the magazine will be made available at the event, you may preview the digital version here: http://williamsburgfashionweekend.com/?page_id=1186

For more information: williamsburgfashionweekend.com