Hey. You. Yeah, you. It’s swimsuit season. What are you doing sitting there reading this? You should be doing cardio and listening to Hellafine Fridays episode 007, mixed by DJ Pizzo. In fact, so should I. PEACE! 1. Keep On – Bass Kleph + Hot Mouth 2. Root Down – Pizzo + Manik 3. Ohh [cont.]

HELLAFINE FRIDAYS #006: “THIS IS NOT MIAMI” EDITION Doesn’t matter if you are headed to Ultra Miami or not, this weekend’s episode of Hellafine Fridays will either make the plane ride more enjoyable, or make you envious of all your industry friends that are going. This mix is packed with many of the biggest new [cont.]

VALENTINE’S CANDY WORKOUT EDITION. Since last episode was a special all hip-hop edition with “The Arrival Of Kendrick Lamar” mix tape, episode 005 of Hellafine Fridays is 100% house music. Or “EDM” as the kids (and corporate America) call it. Plus, lets face it, you are going to eat those delicious chocolates on your desk [cont.]

HELLAFINE FRIDAYS is a bi-weekly podcast series mixed by DJ PIZZO of fabulous Las Vegas. This series selects the best, breaking new tracks across all generes, as well as selections from Pizzo’s label, HELLAFINE RECORDS. And best of all, it doesn’t suck. We wish we could say that about everything. Tracklist: 1. “Strong” – Kid [cont.]

This week’s Hellafine Fridays podcast episode is a special edition, acting as volume two of last year’s massively popular Blog So Hard mix. Blog So Hard 2: All Blog Everything collects our favorite b-side / non-album tracks from 2012. As we were selecting our favorite blog-bangers from the year, we noticed a lot of slowed [cont.]

Here are parts one and two of our exclusive interview with A-Trak. In part one, we speak on A’s gig at 1-Oak Las Vegas, the new Fool’s Gold rap compilation “Loosies”, Danny Brown’s upcoming album “Old”, and more. In part two, A-Trak speaks on the EDM explosion, the emergence of Trap music, Serato vs. Traktor, [cont.]

HELLAFINE FRIDAYS is a bi-weekly podcast series mixed by DJ PIZZO of fabulous Las Vegas. This series selects the best, breaking new tracks across all generes, as well as selections from Pizzo’s label, HELLAFINE RECORDS. And best of all, it doesn’t suck. We wish we could say that about everything. 1. Shout (Intro) – Stefano [cont.]

HELLAFINE FRIDAYS is a bi-weekly podcast series mixed by DJ PIZZO of fabulous Las Vegas. This series selects the best, breaking new tracks across all generes, as well as selections from Pizzo’s label, HELLAFINE RECORDS. And best of all, it doesn’t suck. We wish we could say that about everything. 1. Root Down – Pizzo [cont.]

HELLAFINE FRIDAYS is a bi-weekly podcast series mixed by DJ PIZZO of fabulous Las Vegas. This series selects the best, breaking new tracks across all genres, as well as selections from Pizzo’s label, HELLAFINE RECORDS. And best of all, it doesn’t suck. We wish we could say that about everything. Tracklist: 1. Let’s Go (Swanky [cont.]

After remixing Outkast’s “SpottieOttieDopaliscious” into a big room, electro anthem earlier this year (“Spottie”), Manik and I decided next we would take on The Beastie Boys’ “Root Down” for our next Hellafine remix. This is one of those tracks that always worked at b-boy parties, but we wanted to be able to play it in [cont.]

The aim of “Back To Skool” was to do a classic hip-hop mix, built around today’s generation of emcees. Virtually all of the tracks on this mix invoke the old school hip-hop feeling, yet everything here was recorded within the last year or so. Some are freestyles over classic beats, others full on remakes, while [cont.]

We prank called our friends at Turntable Lab back in 2005. Here is the end result.

Our first Hellafine Records release, “Spottie”, is out now on iTunes today, and will be out on Beatport soon after that. Hellafine is the label that ties HipHopSite.Com and WeAllHitPlay.Com together. We appreciate your support. “Sick!” – Steve Aoki “Sounds great, good stuff…!” – Kryder “It’s huge…” – Dave Aude “I’ve waited for years for [cont.]

There is a fine art to opening. Having played alongside artists like Calvin Harris, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Dada Life, and others, the opening set can be quite a challenge for some. The true talent is finding the balance between engaging the crowd, yet not overshadowing the headliner. This requires spending countless hours searching the Beatport [cont.]

Off topic… Just wrapped this video of my last tour in Asia. Rootz – KL, Malaysia – Mink – Singapore – Filter – Singapore – Spark – Beijing – Spark – Taipei.

Here’s a little exclusive for you. Manik and I remixed Outkast’s “SpottieOttieDopalicious” for the big room.

Here’s the official description: In preparation for the long-awaited Shady Records’ Slaughterhouse debut, “welcome to: OUR HOUSE”, DJ Pizzo cooks something up to hold the heads over. As a resident DJ at the top nightclubs in both Las Vegas and Los Angeles, Pizzo selects many of Joe Budden, Royce Da 5’9, Joell Ortiz, and Crooked [cont.]

Mighty Mi sits down with DJ Pizzo of HipHopSite.Com to discuss what he’s been up to since leaving NYC. Setting up shop in Vegas, Milo now spins weekly at Surrender/Encore Beach Club in Las Vegas. He also discusses his new electronic imprint, Tribute The Label, as well as reuniting with Cage for a new EP.

I did this mix and photoshoot a few months back, and for whatever reason have been holding it in the vault for a while. I’ve always been about not “playing the Beatport top ten” on my mix CD’s, so this one has a lot of lesser known bangers on it that I’ve played out over [cont.]

So, whether you guys are open to house music or not is beyond me, but if you like what I did with the Blockhead “The Robin Byrd Mixtape”, I think you will dig this as well. Lots of late night, soulful house here – not the mainstream, big room Swedish/Dutch stuff (nothing wrong with that [cont.]