DROID BLOG ARCHIVE - May, 2011
May 31, 2011
It is Monday 30th of May 2011...and it was with great honor to announce the legendary Chris Liebing has chosen to feature Droid residents Raíz for the 118th episode of the highly esteemed CLR podcast series. You can download / stream / and read more about it here.
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Los Angeles born and bred, Vangelis and Vidal Vargas were raised in the ’80s on a steady diet of Latin freestyle, electro, and new wave that pervaded their urban environment. Their father also ...
May 31, 2011
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Prime is the new above ground series by Droid Behavior. Our aim is to provide internationally renown techno house minimal and crossover talent to the city of Los Angeles on ...
May 18, 2011
Just in time for the annual Detroit Movement festival....CLR and RA team up to host an official festival after hours that boasts some of freshest heavy hitters in techno today.
Saturday, May 28th CLR heads to Motor City for an official Movement Afterparty with a world-class line-up. 5 DJs will be taking over 2 floors of Elysium nightclub for a night of pure underground Techno Music. The lineup includes Chris Liebing and Speedy J teaming up for their Collabs project, Radio Slave, Marcel De...
May 3, 2011
David Alvarado is one of Los Angeles' most celebrated dance music figures. David broke onto the scene as a producer in 1993 with “Las Americas” on John Acquaviva's Definitive Recordings. He went on to found Bomb Records, which would feature then up and coming artists Kenneth Grahm, Eddie Amador, and Derrick Carter. In the years since David's been an in-demand DJ and producer, releasing music on such labels as Ovum, Ultra, Strictly Rhythm, Yoshi Toshi, Plastic City, Peace Frog, and most re...
