Works it by djNisus
Here’s a track I just finished, the sound of the analog hardware is really starting to emerge and I am learning what it needs pon the production side to bring out it’s highlights. Can’t wait to start the next one. If you want to support my efforts this track is available for sale by Clicking HERE
Just finished this remix for the Hard LA contest, click the lil heart icons in the player to vote for it on soundcloud. Or you can download it for free using the the arrow icon in the player. Werd!
Best Night EVER!!!! I got to play a 3.5 hour set for a sold out Mighty SF with Boys Noize. Steve Aoki and LA Riots were on the stage for the end of my set and the beginning of Boys Noize. It started out as a secret guest show and ended up being mental. The scene was fired up! I can’t wait for the next one. Thank you to everyone that came out and danced harder than I have ever seen. Thank you to Mighty for being the best club ever and Thank You to Blasthaus for making it all happen. Love you guys. – Nisus
Coachella was so fun I didn’t take off my artist bracelet for a week afterward. It was like an 8th grade field trip to the waterslides with all your friends. Last year as you might have heard, I popped up on a side stage in the Heineken dome and played a set unannounced. Instead of being pissed they asked me to return this year… (more…)
March 12th was quite a night. After sound check at the Mezzanine, Boy 8 bit, Fake Blood, the Blasthaus crew and I headed out for sushi, boatloads of sushi. Then we bounced back to the Mezz. By around 10pm the venue was filling in, by 11pm it was packed! Boy 8 Bit played a solid set that was a perfect opener for the auditory wonders Fake Blood followed with. It was so nice to have some actual Djing going down on stage again with so many Ableton clone sets making the rounds. The crowd was feeling the flow and the security was busy pulling the bodies off of the Funktion One stacks and down from the hanging highs. At 2am it was my turn at the mixer. Following two of my hero’s was an intense experience. As soon as I stepped up to the decks I focused on rocking it as hard as possible and soon enough my mind was lost in the flow of the mix. It felt good. I could tell the audience was feeling it and I just kept leaning on the bass till I could tell the system was at its limits. It was’nt til the next day when I saw Chris Brennan’s video from upstairs that I realized how incredible the night was. All around success. Huge THANK you to Blasthaus, Mezzanine, Fake Blood, Boy 8 Bit, Sleazemore for making it all possible. -Nisus
Link to the podcast of my set that night http://tinyurl.com/c26odt