Jersey Shore might be over but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep pumping fists. New York VJ Jordan Laws’ Jersey Shore inspired edit of the Prodigy’s “Smack My Bitch Up” is sure to do just that.

Coming hot off the heels of their latest venture VEVO, Youtube’s at it again with the launch of “Disco,” a Pandora-style system for discovering new music based on search queries. Though not as fluid as Pandora, it does one-up the popular service by showing the music videos to the respective songs as well. Not sure if this new service will take off or not but competition’s a good thing, right?

via Rolling Stone

If Oceanic Flight 815 had left Long Island and landed on the Jersey Shore I think it would have gone something like this.

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The Ableton-Serato partnership has been all the buzz since it was announced back in October of 2008. The two behemoths of the DJ scene are expected to unveil their collaborative efforts tomorrow at the NAMM conference but Rane couldn’t let the eve of the event go by without tweeting a sneak peak to stir up some more speculation. Simply Serato’s DVS inside of Ableton or something more?

As pointed out by Skratchworx, If you look closely enough it looks like Ableton is able to track the fader movements… do I smell independent channel recording?

Newly launched music-video portal Vevo.com has launched a new series entitled “These are the Breaks.” In the first video of the series, Jazzy Jeff talks about what inspires him and what got him into the art of DJing. Check it:

I’ve decided to start my blog over from scratch again and combine it with my DJ site hoping it would encourage me to update more often. This site will serve mainly as a medium to host things I normally post anyways via Facebook or Twitter. Hope everyone digs the new site and as always, feel free to shoot me an email regarding booking, design work, site bugs, etc.

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Via Hypebeast:

“Nike Sportswear present the following video with Global Design Director Jesse Leyva who outlines the design and creation of the respective Dunk High and Air Force 1 Low with DJ AM and DJ Premier.”

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