Black&Grey Films came out to our one year anniversary party at the LA Exchange to put together this amazing video. If you like what you see check out their website and also don’t forget to ‘like’ them on their Facebook Page. Also, feel free to shoot them an email if you would like your events filmed like this one was!
Techibeats One Year Anniversary Event
September 18, 2012 By 1 Comment
Come join us in celebration of our one year anniversary! We have come a LONG way since first starting on this very day last year and we look forward to seeing all of your beautiful faces on the dance floor getting down tot he one and only DESTRUCTO this Thursday night. It’s going to be a night we never forget and we highly recommend you get pre sale tickets as soon as possible. Pre sale tickets are only 10 dollars and you can get them right HERE.
Michael Jackson – Bad (Afrojack Remix)
September 18, 2012 By 912 Comments
Just released on iTunes comes Afrojack’s official remix to pop legend, Michael Jackson’s, anthem, ‘Bad’, featuring a solid progressive build right off the bat and early cued, classic MJ vocals on top of a primitively modern EDM build. As the track continues, it begins to pick up and eventually drop into a not so stereotypical Afrojack, high frequency beep pattern, but nonetheless a beautifully produced melodic progression. Although the preview to the remix released months ago, one can family grab the official .mp3 over at iTunes. Enjoy!
Michael Jackson – Bad (Afrojack Remix) | iTunes
Pepsi Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’ with Remixes from Diplo, A-Trak and Skrillex
May 2, 2012 By 1 Comment
Apparently Pepsi has reported they will be launching a campaign to celebrate the king of pop, Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’. They have said that their will be remixes Diplo, A-Trak, and Skrillex. The tracks are said to be accessed through a code on the Pepsi can with one’s phone and then listen to. Should be interesting to see the reaction to this campaign with the public. Be on the look out for the special edition cans. Check out the article from Billboard here.
