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In this month’s issue we want to show people today of electronic music and its derivatives in the October edition. So in this edition we will have several sessions to observe more thoroughly the content of electronic music. It has been making updates in showbiz and different festtivales that will begin this summer.

04-05

EXCLUSIVE “SKRILLEX” New Rave Generation

06-07

TOP 100 DJ’s 2015

08-09

COACHELLA MUSICA FESTIVAL

10-11

TOMORROWWORLD 2015

We hope you enjoy.

Jhon Oliveros Managing Director

EXCLUSIVE

SKRILLEX

THE BOY BEHIND THE GLASSES. Sonny John Moore ( Los Angeles , California , January 15 of 1988 ), one better known by his stage name Skrillex , it is a producer American electronic music genres dubstep , brostep and electro house , former vocalist and guitarist of his first band pop-punk , at-risk between 20012003 2 and former lead singer of post-hardcore From First to Lastbetween 2004 and 2007. He was born in Highland Park , a suburb northeast of Los Angeles , before being adopted by an insurance agent and his wife, homemaker. When he was two years old, he and his family moved to Forest Hill is a neighborhood located in San Francisco where he attended elementary school. Later when he was between 9 and 10 years, Moore attended a local school in the Mojave Desert , but eventually would move to Northern California . By the time he was 12, his family moved back to his birthplace in northeastern Los Angeles , where he enrolled in a private school specializing in arts academy. Later I had to take classes at home at age 14 because he was suffering bullying at his school. In 2004 his life changed dramatically when she found out he was adopted, this meant that at 16 dropping out of high school and was contacted by Matt Good to be rhythm guitarist for hearing From First to Last . 8 Atime became skate-punk, listening The Dickies and The Subhumans. As a producer, is the implementation of Ableton Live . In November 2011, Skrillex was nominated for five categories which are Grammy Awards , which won three best remix for “ Cinema “by Benny Benassi , better recording dancefor “ Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites “and best album .

In 2014, he released his debut album Recess , and is currently ranked # 9 in the survey conducted by the magazine DJmag. The musician was having an affair with singer Ellie Goulding , from November 2011, 27 but due to problems of distance separated in late October 2012. 28 Skrillex hair in her birthday party in January 2013, set fire to extinguish the candles on his own cake and the incident was captured on video. He was unharmed. Later when he was between 9 and 10 years, Moore attended a local school in the Mojave Desert , but eventually would move to Northern California . By the time he was 12, his family moved back

NEW RAVE GENERATION NEW RAVE

GENERATION Almost 15 years after SPIN prematurely declared an American “electronica revolution,” it’s happening. Led by a former emo foot soldier turned mini-shaman, kids are going mad for electronic dance music. And a frenzied tribe of ravers is on a previously unimaginable roll. [Magazine Excerpt] Planting his black boots squarely between a laptop and a MIDI controller, Sonny Moore stands atop his gear table and surveys the scene. As far as the eye can see, there’s an ocean of bodies spangled with flash bulbs, crowned by colorful headgear, covered in Spandex, face paint, glitter, and beads. The horizon smolders in a neon haze of fireworks smoke. Glow sticks erupt from the crowd, mimicking the jets of flame that periodically burst from the top of the stage. It’s like Hieronymus Bosch’s Garden of Earthly Delights meets the bridge battle from Apocalypse Now — a riot of flesh and light and dizzying excess. Of the 85,000 people who have ventured out into the desert to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway on this June night for the 2011 edition of Electric Daisy Carnival, a significant proportion of them are now watching Moore.

A former screamo frontman who has reinvented himself as Skrillex, a maker of hyper hybrids of electronic dance music. The diminutive, bespectacled Californian is one of the most closely watched artists on the dance scene, and he’s playing his biggest show yet in his 23 years on the planet. There must be 200 people onstage. A camera crew is filming for the documentary The Electric Daisy Carnival Experience. Photographers scrum for position around Moore, ducking under the boom overhead. An intenselooking stage manager shoos back scores of VIPs and hangers-on, yelling, “Get away from my lights!” A steady stream of go-go dancers files out, commanded by a stern choreographer who practically shoves them into formation — waves of performers who look like refugees from Brazilian Carnaval and Blade Runner, cast in a strip-club version of Cirque du Soleil. Their ?attire includes hot pants, fishnets, bandeau tops, platform boots, fright wigs, feather headdresses and eyelashes, jester caps, and multifarious scraps of scifi cosplay detritus. One troupe of performers wear spooky white contact lenses to match.

2015 We are almost nothing to start one of the best skills around the world. Since a few days the magazine DJ Mag begin with his famous count of Top 100 DJ’s . The count this year open to the public from 6 July and since then fans will enter the site of DJ Mag to vote for their favorite DJ. The period for voting ends on September 14 and the results will be announced at Amsterdam Dance Event ( ADE ) on 16 October. For those who do not know which is the ADE is an event held in Amsterdam, where all stakeholders meet in the industry of electronic music, from DJs most famous of all genres, labels, advertising agencies, owners club and obviously thousands of fans who will dance with the best DJs in the world. Last year’s contest had more than 900,000 votes from 200 countries and more than 30,000 nominated DJ’s. In the end, voters gave the crown to Hardwell for the second consecutive year, beating DJs the likes of Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike , Armin van Buuren , Martin Garrix , Avicii ,Calvin Harris and many more. Now begins the most important question, who will be the winner of 2015? Only you can decide, so from July 6 page entering the DJ Mag and vote for the best DJ. Finally, all the speculation, rumors and heated The magazine publishes two annual “Top 100” lists, one for DJs since 1991 and one for nightclubs. English DJ Danny Rampling was the first winner of this award,[4] Smokin Jo is the only female DJ to win this award (voted by the magazine) [5][6][7] and Armin van Buuren currently holds the record of most overall wins with five and a record four consecutively. As of 2010 both polls are based on a public vote. Trackitdown.net formed a collaboration with the 2008 DJ poll, saying “By offering each voter a free track to download from our catalogue of 350,000 .

arguments can come to an end, as DJ Mag has revealed their infamous Top 100 ranking list of the best DJs in the world. Despite being based on popularity rather than talent, people make a pretty deal out of this list every year, and even though it gets a lot of criticism, it’s always fun to see who comes out on top. Taking to Twitter earlier today, DJ Mag announced the results of their poll and once again, Hardwell emerged victorious, taking the number one spot for the second year in a row. Not far behind him were all the usual suspects (Tiesto, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Avicii, Martin Garrix etc.) and overall, this list is mostly what everyone predicted from the start, as it always is.

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The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival (in English Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, also known simply as Coachella Fest) is a big music festival that takes place for three days last week in April (two days to editing 2007) and takes place in Indio, California, United States. In it you can hear different musical genres such as alternative rock, hip hop, electronica etc. Currently many media admit that the festival has been deteriorating by the fact that the rich and famous to join this. The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival isn’t heaven and it isn’t hell. It’s both. You get to see all your favorite bands perform all your favorite songs in front of a gorgeous backdrop of palm trees and mountainsides, but you have to endure 105-degree heat. You get surprise collaborations, celebrity sightings, and bikes that charge cell phones, but an ice cream bar costs $6 and you have to walk two miles to find your car in the parking lot. Nonetheless, it’s the kind of thing everyone should experience once, if only to be able to tell your grandkids that when you were young and free, you fashioned a hat out of the lid to a recycling bin and laid in the grass watching Scarlett Johansson duet with the Jesus and Mary Chain as the sun set. Coachella 2007, which took place Friday, April 27, Saturday, April 28, and Sunday, April 29 at Empire Polo Field in Indio, Calif., did a lot of things

One of the highlights of my Coachella, Of Montreal managed to project both stadium grandeur and small stage weirdness at their scorching mid-afternoon set. On the E! reporting tip: Kevin Barnes had three costume changes (Klaus Nomi clown; go-go dancer; silver dress giantess) and Brian Poole wore a pink, dodgily rigged Eno-in-Ostrich-Feathers ensemble. They played the majority of Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? -alas no epic “The Past Is a Grotesque Animal”-and Barnes and Poole managed their in-sync melismatic harmonies with ease and modest glam panache. By “Bunny Ain’t No Kind of Rider” Barnes was go-go dancing in blue shorts and fishnets, grabbing his crotch to illustrate the lyric, “you wouldn’t know what to do with me.” Off duty A. Phillips reminded me of Barnes’ earlier Pitchfork exclusive, and there was a temporary swoon. On a reconfigured Satanic Panic -era “Rapture Rapes the Muses” Barnes climbed into a giant silver clown costume via a ladder just like high art performer Marina Abramovic . They ended with “The Party’s Crashing Us” and while crowd dancing I noticed their monitor mix soundman was wearing a Steely Dan tour t-shirt. Winner, best t-shirt of the day if only to be able to tell your grandkids that when you were young and free, it you can hear different musical gen-

The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival isn’t heaven and it isn’t hell. It’s both. You get to see all your favorite bands perform all your favorite songs in front of a gorgeous backdrop of palm trees and mountainsides, but you have to endure 105-degree heat. You get surprise collaborations, celebrity sightings, and bikes that charge cell phones, but an ice cream bar costs $6 and you have to walk two miles to find your car in the parking lot. Nonetheless, it’s the kind of thing everyone should experience once, if only to be able to tell your grandkids that when you were young and free, you fashioned a hat out of the lid to a recycling bin and laid in the grass watching Scarlett Johansson duet with the Jesus and Mary Chain On the E! reporting tip: Kevin Barnes had three costume changes (Klaus Nomi clown; go-go dancer; silver dress giantess) and Brian Poole wore a pink, dodgily rigged Eno-in-Ostrich-Feathers ensemble. They played the majority of Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? -- alas no epic “The Past Is a Grotesque Animal”-- and Barnes and Poole managed their in-sync melismatic harmonies with ease and modest glam panache. By “Bunny Ain’t No Kind of Rider” Barnes was go-go dancing in blue shorts and fishnets, grabbing his crotch to illustrate the lyric, “you wouldn’t know what to do with me. On the E! reporting tip: Kevin Barnes had three costume changes (Klaus Nomi clown; go-go dancer; silver dress giantess) and Brian Poole wore a pink, dodgily rigged Eno-in-Ostrich-Feathers ensemble. They played the majority of Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? -- alas no epic “The Past Is a Grotesque Animal”-- and Barnes and Poole managed their in-sync melismatic harmonies with ease and modest glam panache. By “Bunny Ain’t No Kind of Rider” Barnes was go-go dancing in blue shorts and fishnets, grabbing his crotch to illustrate the lyric, “you wouldn’t know what to do with me. By “Bunny Ain’t No

The countdown for the doors to open Chatahochee Hills, has begun. Definitely, all lovers of electronic music are eager to be part of a new edition of TomorrowWorld. This great festival that is alternative to the majestic setting in Belgium and has been the result of a process of change, great efforts; has established itself as one of the best events around the world and is in line with Tomorrowland, the US has such a huge festival production for which it is categorized. Large, medium and small stages, all with a twist, with a different theme and a different ambiance but all sharing a love of electronic music. 9 are scenarios where everyone can be distributed and where you can dance to your favorite musical style and which have been unveiled to the delight of the people, and why not, to know the name of each of the different scenarios as expected, are magnificent and undoubtedly each attendee must pass through in front of house and dance a little â&#x20AC;&#x153;localâ&#x20AC;?

because we know thx at although many prefer to end the first day and park on the mainstage until the day of closing, this same scenario is not everything in the festival and much less the essence of it, but part of the whole (although it is a part too grade) But to warm things up and headed for Atlanta, the official trailer of this festival has come to light and thus the desire to be there the same as before, are becoming larger.t is categorized. Large, medium and small stages, all with a twist, with a different theme and a different ambiance but all sharing a love of electronic music. 9 are scenarios where everyone can be distributed and where you can dance to your favorite musical style and which have been unveiled to the delight of the people, and why not, to know the name of each of the different scenarios medium and small stages.

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