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Celebrating its 15th year in 2006, DJ Magazine has always been at the leading edge of the dance music press, covering the ongoing evolution of the most significant cultural phenomenon of our times.
DJmag is highly respected in the dance industry and is proud to be a quality, music-led publication.
The fortnightly magazine's forte of uncovering new talent has helped kick start the careers of many up and coming DJs and producers, so who better to host a new show on Samurai.fm?!
Every fortnight, DJmag's pick for stardom (as highlighted via the mag's 'Gotta Be Big' DJ or 'VJ Focus' columns) is given the opportunity to showcase their talents via an exclusive mix, which is uploaded and archived on Samurai.fm.
The show alternates between DJs and VJs, so one week you'll be able to check out the sounds of a hot new DJ, and 14 days later watch a VJ's exclusive visual mix.
The ultimate aim of the show is to showcase new undiscovered talent, and draw attention to DJs and VJs the mag thinks should garner more respect.
Be sure to check back each fortnight, for new mixes from our pick of the hottest up and coming DJs and VJs.
www.djmag.com
DJmag is highly respected in the dance industry and is proud to be a quality, music-led publication.
The fortnightly magazine's forte of uncovering new talent has helped kick start the careers of many up and coming DJs and producers, so who better to host a new show on Samurai.fm?!
Every fortnight, DJmag's pick for stardom (as highlighted via the mag's 'Gotta Be Big' DJ or 'VJ Focus' columns) is given the opportunity to showcase their talents via an exclusive mix, which is uploaded and archived on Samurai.fm.
The show alternates between DJs and VJs, so one week you'll be able to check out the sounds of a hot new DJ, and 14 days later watch a VJ's exclusive visual mix.
The ultimate aim of the show is to showcase new undiscovered talent, and draw attention to DJs and VJs the mag thinks should garner more respect.
Be sure to check back each fortnight, for new mixes from our pick of the hottest up and coming DJs and VJs.
www.djmag.com
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DJ Mag - Gotta Be Big - Martinez
"You have to do something different to stand out these days," says Swedish producer Martinez in perfect English from his studio in Copenhagen, Denmark.
"There's so many DJs out there now, the competition is tough."
It's Martinez' unique DJ style that makes him this month's pick for deck stardom, as highlighted in the latest issue of DJmag, via their 'Gotta Be Big' section.
Over the last few years, Martinez has slowly but surely built a good name for himself by remixing and producing killer dancefloor tracks that effortlessly straddle the techno and electro-house divide.
In an exclusive mix for DJmag, Martinez demonstrates his aptitude for seamlessly blending techno and house, as well as his great skills as a producer.
He's made a very special mix for DJmag - "I made re-edits for most of the tracks on the mix, and you won't hear them anywhere else," he says.
Mixed on the vinyl-mp3 interface Serato Scratch, Martinez' mix is a pumping, deep, and dark set that epitomises the sound he's nicknamed 'Cosmic House'.
"I hate playing with CDs, there's too many buttons to think about, and I just can't get into the groove.
"I have to play using vinyl, and with Serato I can play all my re-edits and remixes direct off a laptop, but still have fun on the decks."
Martinez says he's now playing every week in Europe, and has got more gigs than he can manage.
Clearly, this is one DJ that's proven talent, hard work, and uniqueness is the key to making it as a DJ in 2006.
www.djmag.com
"There's so many DJs out there now, the competition is tough."
It's Martinez' unique DJ style that makes him this month's pick for deck stardom, as highlighted in the latest issue of DJmag, via their 'Gotta Be Big' section.
Over the last few years, Martinez has slowly but surely built a good name for himself by remixing and producing killer dancefloor tracks that effortlessly straddle the techno and electro-house divide.
In an exclusive mix for DJmag, Martinez demonstrates his aptitude for seamlessly blending techno and house, as well as his great skills as a producer.
He's made a very special mix for DJmag - "I made re-edits for most of the tracks on the mix, and you won't hear them anywhere else," he says.
Mixed on the vinyl-mp3 interface Serato Scratch, Martinez' mix is a pumping, deep, and dark set that epitomises the sound he's nicknamed 'Cosmic House'.
"I hate playing with CDs, there's too many buttons to think about, and I just can't get into the groove.
"I have to play using vinyl, and with Serato I can play all my re-edits and remixes direct off a laptop, but still have fun on the decks."
Martinez says he's now playing every week in Europe, and has got more gigs than he can manage.
Clearly, this is one DJ that's proven talent, hard work, and uniqueness is the key to making it as a DJ in 2006.
www.djmag.com
music
| House | Techno | Electro | Trance |
| Disco | Funk | Soul | R & B |
| Breaks | Dubstep | Broken | Drum & Bass |
| Hip-Hop | Glitch | Garage | Scratch |
| Electronica | Downbeat | Ambient | Noise |
| World | Reggae | Jazz | Rock |
| Crossover | Mash-up | Eclectic | Verbal |
| Deep | Balearic | Future | Anthem |
| New | Cosmic | Tribal | Prog |
| Dark | Hard | Bit | Dub |
| Urban | Jazzy | Funky | Hardcore |
| Classic | Abstract | Retro | Minimal |
| Dirty | Latin | Afro | Punk |
