SONG OF THE DAY: HARLEM SHAKE - BAAUER
Something to carry you into the weekend. It’s so much controversy surrounding this new ‘dance craze’. My thoughts? The ‘Harlem Shake’ is definitely not the dance associated with this song; that was birthed in Harlem, NY. The record is nice. Just give credit where it’s due and keep dancing!!! xo @rozOonThego
#Salute to DAVID GUETTA for having the ‘longest charting DANCE HIT since MICHAEL JACKSON’S ’Thriller’! For which record you ask? ‘Titanium’ featuring SIA! This record is still burning up the Dance/Club Play Songs charts according to Billboard. David definitely owes a thank you to his peers/Deejays who supported this record early; before it dropped as an official single. So ‘Titanium’ marks a milestone and for that I say CONGRATS DAVID + SIA! Yes, I’m dancing!
xo @RozOonTheGo
TOP 10 SELLING DANCE/ELECTRONIC ALBUMS WEEK ENDING 06-09-12:
#1 Bangarang (EP) - Skrillex
#2 Sorry For Party Rocking - LMFAO
#3 Scary Monsters & Nice… - Skrillex
#4 Nothing But The Beat - David Guetta
#5 MDNA - Madonna
#6 Born This Way - Lady Gaga
#7 Master Of My Make Believe - Santigold
#8 Tron: Legacy (Soundtrack) - Daft Punk *GREATEST GAINER*
#9 Club Life: Volume 2: Miami - Tiesto
#10 4X4=12 - deadmau5
1. Diddy’s been threatening to break out as a dance music force for years. He continued the tease with an appearance during longtime friend and collaborator DJ Erick Morillo’s Ultra main stage set. He hyped the crowd while Morillo dropped some of Diddy’s new reworks, including the Dirty South mix of “Coming Home.”
2. Heineken taxi tops buzzed around South Beach, boasting the brand’s UMF sponsorship with the tagline, “Have a beer with 150,000 of your friends.” This marked a dual victory for any electronic music event: Having enough scale to secure a sponsor willing to throw in promotional media dollars, and sufficiently defending its audience as dominantly 21+.
3. Carl Cox donned an afro wig and dropped classics, jazz and disco to a tiny, invite-only crowd of 200 at Mokai, which included international industry-ites and fellow DJs Steve Lawler and Ferry Corsten.
