Never expect anything #RULESOFDADA
But for real what is this? I mean Dada could have remixed any other artist with this same beat and it be significantly better. oh well.
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
Toolroom TV Episode 1: Best of Toolroom Records 2011
Toolroom Records is proud to announce the launch of their very own dedicated TV channel! With episode one wrapped up you can expect: exclusive interviews with top Toolroom artists; exclusive behind-the-scenes and front-of-house access to Toolroom Knights in Ibiza, London, Amsterdam & beyond; exclusive plays of forthcoming Toolroom music; plus much much more! Keep an eye out for the dedicated mini-site coming soon.
Armin Van Buuren's Next Big Thing: Juventa
When an industry leader stops and recognizes an up and comer as "the next big thing", you stop and immediately check out what they are talking about. For 17 year old trance producer Juventa, this praise came from titan Armin Van Buuren. Talk about pressure!
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Skrillex's Brother Bobby Duque
With that in mind, it was with a hint of trepidation that we posted Bobby Duque’s remix of Zedd’s Shotgun last month: Bobby Duque, you see, being brother to none other than Skrillex. The reaction to Duque’s tune was an unsurprising mix of “Not another Skrillex”, “Family whoring” and “I don’t see more deserving producer getting this attention”. Bobby Duque himself also responded to the article with the defense: “No, there’s not coat tails being ridden. Different sounds, different label, different artists. The only similarity is similar looking faces.” So before the ITM readership writes Bobby Duque (that’s Dew-kay) off, we thought it was only fair to speak to the producer directly and get the first-hand account of his career.
First up, it has to be said that that both Bobby Duque and his elder bro share a pretty similar musical style: call it complextro, brostep or (if you want to go that far) dubstep, the similarities are arguably there.
But 21 year old Duque maintains that his career is coattail-free. “I mean, we’re two different individuals,” he begins. “There’s really not much to say about it. He has his emotion that goes into his music and I have my own world and I put that into my music. Every artist has their own feel and though they may sound similar, it all comes from the heart. Mine does and his does.” Comparisons are, however, inevitable. “I mean, it’s just not necessarily that [comparisons] are frustrating. People know and people are gonna find out that we are biological brothers, but we kind of just do our own thing.”
Listen to his Track after the JUMP
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