“Get in the October Cart, Pig” starts with a faint build up similar to that of a heart beating and progresses into techy-synths with lots of bleeps and bloops. This song seems to be a combination of two of Zimmerman’s previous tracks, “Get in the Cart, Pig” and “October.” This is further proof Deadmau5 is returning to his progressive roots. Welcome Back!!!

Via: Deadmau5

Swedish House Mafia Masquerade Motel Miami tickets for day two — Saturday, March 24th — are on sale, NOW!. Day one didn’t sell out as fast like MSG, but tickets for this event will go nearly as quickly as for day one. This is definitely one event you don’t want to miss!

Line up for both days: Friday March 23rd: Swedish House Mafia, Calvin Harris, Alesso, Thomas Gold, Otto Knows, NO_ID

Saturday, March 24th: Swedish House Mafia, Calvin Harris, Alesso, AN21, Third Party, NO_ID

Purchase Tickets: Masquerade Motel

The Jason Markk x Vice “Jet Set Kit” releases on Valentines Day, 2/14, in Las Vegas and will retail for $35/kit. The release party, “Love Your Shoes”, hosted by CRSVR (located inside The Cosmopolitan), takes place from 8-10 pm.

One of my very closest friends, DJ VICE, has teamed up with Premium Shoe Cleaner manufacturer Jason Markk to bring the DJ & sneaker community something that has been long overdue…a travel shoe cleaning kit. Limited to only 380 pieces, the functional travel-themed kit includes 2 oz. Premium Shoe Cleaner (which is carry-on friendly), mini versions of both Standard & Premium wood cleaning brushes and comes housed in the classic hardshell DJ needle case. Each kit is numbered and comes complete with instructions like those of the airline seat-back pocket card. Each kit will retail for $35 USD, and will be available from the Jason Markk online shop, both CRSVR locations (Santa Barbara & Las Vegas), as well as fashion boutiques Colette in Paris, and Reed Space in New York.

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Electronica artist Deadmau5, who performed during the landmark dance-music collaboration with David Guetta, Chris Brown, Foo Fighters and Lil Wayne, might have started a good-natured dance-titan beef on the Grammys’ red carpet.
It began when Deadmau5 arrived on the red carpet wearing (in addition to his trademark mouse helmet) a black T-shirt with a phone number and the phrase “U mad bro?,” a popular comeback in the darker corners of Internet prankster subculture.

The phone number, with a 626 area code, apparently belongs to his fellow Grammy-nominated dance artist Skrillex. Skrillex was a good sport about it — posing with Deadmau5 and applauding his gumption on Twitter.

Skrillex shouldn’t feel too bad about the joke though — he won both major dance-music Grammys for his e.p. “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites.” That said, it’s probably too late to call and congratulate him — the phone number’s mailbox is, naturally, over capacity now.

Source: Los Angeles Times