Causing a Stir: the LA Riots
by SonyaB
Meet the LA Riots, a versatile production duo steadily gaining ground with their live deejay sets and their official remixes for everyone from Tiesto to Laidback Luke to Sidney Samson. Jon Pegnato and Daniel Ledisko are known for their club bangers and indie electro tracks, but -- as you'll read -- the pair are always looking to push musical boundaries and break genre barriers. Read on to learn more about their unique approach to deejaying, remixing and HipTronik.
Bubonic – AutoErotique
AutoErotique are HipTronik to the core. Not only are their remixes noteworthy, but their original work commands just as much attention. Their latest EP “Bubonic" is a charged set that includes the original track and remixes by Mustard Pimp and Drop the Lime. The Autobots bring a new level of edge, giving the “Bubonic” track an escalating electro thrill with its dramatic bass and suspenseful beat. Can’t satisfy that Autobots fix? You can catch them playing at the Electric Daisy Carnival this week.
Welcome – Etienne de Crecy (The Bloody Beetroots Remix)
Superdiscount, EDC, Minos Pour Main Basse and Mooloodjee are all surnames of French DJ and producer Etienne de Crecy. With the popular ‘90s album "Super Discount" — one of the first French touch (aka French house) albums — de Crecy is renowned for his lasting influence on the French dance music scene. The Bloody Beetroots pick up the tempo in their own suspenseful remix of this characteristically de Crecy house track, “Welcome.” It's no wonder The Bloody Beetroots are practically permanent regulars on the HipTronik circuit.
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