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Beginning New Year's Eve 2013 I have made the switch to AMP 103.3 FM in Boston, where I will be producing a weekly Saturday night mix show from 10pm till midnight!  

For a preview of whats to come, here is my special New Year's Eve edition with aired from 10-12am on 12/31/2012, Enjoy :)

DIRECT LINK: https://soundcloud.com/gregpic/dj-greg-pic-new-years-eve-2013

 
 
 
 
Ultra Music Festival promised to shock with a live announcement on YouTube Monday, and they totally doubled down: the massive bash in downtown Miami will spread to two weekends -- TWO WHOLE WEEKENDS -- in 2013.

In other words, meet Bayfront Park's neon Coachella. Organizers revealed at noon that the formerly 3-day festival, which drew some 165,000 revelers last year, will begin over March 15-17 and continue the previously announced weekend of March 22-24.

FULL STORY HERE: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/15/ultra-music-festival-two-weekends-announcement_n_1967117.html
 
 
 
 
In a surprising interview this week, LMFAO’sRedfoo made the announcement that he and Sky Blu won’t be performing together any time soon as they begin to take their careers in different directions.

“I feel like we’ve been doing this for so long, five or six years,” Redfoo, 37, explained to with news.com.au. And we’re kind of like saying, well, let’s just do what’s natural and just kind of explore that, instead of like forcing it all the time.”

READ THE REST OF THE REPORT HEREhttp://1033ampradio.cbslocal.com/2012/09/21/lmfaos-redfoo-sky-blu-split/

UPDATE 2PM "..... contrary to the Internet's evident glee (and frankly, who can blame everyone), the duo are not kaput. "

READ THE REST OF THIS REPORT HEREhttp://www.spin.com/articles/lmfao-breakup-split-redfoo-sky-blu-deny  

 
 

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MTV - While a late evening shower may have dampened the ground at the launch of Boom, Belgium’s Tomorrowland Festival, the magic of the day wasn’t hindered by it in the very least. If anything, the 60,000 fans in attendance Friday probably welcomed the cool down.Banging sets by Joachim Garraud & Clockwork, coupled with the ecstatic raging of a few thousand fans, turned Steve Aoki’s tented Dim Mak stage into a sauna. Of course, when rapper Lil Jon walked out and "Welcomed all the ladies and gentlemen" to Tomorrowland, before launching into "Turbulence," mayhem ensued. And speaking of raging – notable in Aoki’s set – festival goers were treated to a brand spanking new bomber of a collab with Knife Party. Fittingly, when we left Dim Mak for the day, Indonesian rising star Angger Dimas (who revealed to MTV News that a brand new Boys Will Be Boys track with Tiësto is coming soon) had just launched into "Internet Friends."

Electronic music trio Above & Beyond hosted their own "Group Therapy" stage on Friday, and among the roster of performers were 24-year old Israeli producer Matt Zo and Aussie producer Jaytech: two guys Tony & Jono revealed are "THE GUYS" that inspire them today. Before the end of our chat, the gents reminded us that Jaytech’s got a new album on the way with a departure in sound, making the switch from their Anjunadeep to Anjunabeats label. Veterans Gabriel & Dresden closed down "Group Therapy" with gusto.



MTV News and our colleagues at Dancing Astronaut have never been shy when it comes to praising Thomas Gold, and for good reason. At a time when the quality of dance music performances are the subject of artist confessionals and online op-ed pieces, Gold affirms time and again a masterful ability at conducting the builds and drops of a performance set journey. Friday evening was no exception. Sumptuous blends of Dada Life’s "Kick Out The Epic Motherf---er" into Robyn S.' "Show Me Love" vocal into Afrojack and back into KOTEM was just one example.

And while the Bloody Beetroots did indeed close out Day 1 at Tomorrowland’s Main Stage, there is much to be said of Swedish superstar Avicii’s set, which brought out multiple firework displays for the fans. Hours before he took the stage, he revealed to MTV News that he’d be road-testing at least three to four new tracks. After playing a compelling opening edit of The Who’s "Baba O’Riley" with "Fade Into Darkness," peppered throughout his set (which included Nari & Milani’s "Atom," Deniz Koyu’s "Bong," and Tommy Trash’s remix of "The Veldt") Tim Bergling dropped in close to 6 or 7 new songs. And it’s worth noting, many of them were not typical Avicii tracks; some were more hard, aggressive and awesome.

 
 
 
 
Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. continues to innovate entertainment and audio technologies and today introduces MIXTRAX™, a proprietary technology which creates a nonstop mix of an entire music library to create a club-like atmosphere. Designed for music lovers and the club-going audience, MIXTRAX takes the music from an iPhone/iPod or USB/SD device and plays it back with added transitions and effects creating a virtual DJ inside select Pioneer products. Derived from Pioneer's experience in developing world-renowned professional DJ products, MIXTRAX is implemented in a variety of worldwide Pioneer car audio products andSTEEZ products designed for the dance community.  


FULL PRESS RELEASE HEREhttp://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Press-Room/Car-Audio-Video/Pioneer's+New+Mixtrax+Technology+Puts+a+New+Spin+on+the+Music+Experience

Microsite: http://www.mixtrax-global.com
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