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Goldenscan - Sunrise (Original Mix) - 2000 - Video

09-03-2012 14:39 General Manager Booking Agent 888.990.7469 Moxxy is the Phoenix-based house music duo comprised of producer/DJs Benito Lugo and Trevor Osterman. Formerly known under the name La Sape, Lugo and Osterman emerged into the local electronic music scene back in 2010 and have been swiftly rising in ranks ever since. Quickly making a name for themselves with La Sape, the two have played in several cities around the country including Phoenix, Scottsdale, San Francisco and Chicago, opening for notable names such as Sebastian Ingrosso, Kaskade, Calvin Harris, Dirty South, Designer Drugs, Nervo, Autoerotique, Gabriel & Dresden, Midnight Conspiracy, and more.

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Nicky Romero - Toulouse (Moxxy Remix) - Video

27-03-2012 20:10 Photos are of Ibiza, Spain.. and all of its culture. All copy rights go to the artists, the label, and any third parties.

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[Pete Tong Essential Mix] Orbital - Halcyon On and On - Video

02-05-2012 12:07 Anyone who's spent more than ten minutes in a serious nightclub knows that there are two types of DJs in the world: those who play records, and those who play crowds. Frankie Wilde was the king of the latter group, uniquely able to transport all who witnessed him to the highest heights. The frenzy that Frankie could create on the dance-floor was surpassed only by the impossibly wild story of his real life. Frankie Wilde grew up rough in Brixton, London, doing whatever he could to survive. From slaving in a chip shop to taking gigs spinning at the grimmest of London bars, Frankie paid his dues and honed his talent the hard way. "I remember seeing Frankie selling weed on Camden High Street," remembers fellow DJ Angus Walker. "He was always hustling money so he could buy some tunes. There were even rumors that he was wanking off pensioners for some extra dosh to hit the record shops with". When the rave scene exploded, Frankie was ready. He was a master at crafting acid house and hard techno sets that drove crowds insane, and such a consummate showman that once you saw and heard Frankie, you needed more. Famed Tokyo club owner Takahiro Sugimoto recalls, "Frankie Wilde came to my club in 2000. I have never seen Japanese people dance like that in my entire life. And he was like a possessed man afterwards, guzzling champagne by the bottle. It was a wonderful. One of the cocktail girls here claimed that Frankie gave her the clap. I fired her." Frankie traveled all over the world ...

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Frankie Wilde on the Ibiza scene with DJ Pete Tong - Video

02-05-2012 12:18 Anyone who's spent more than ten minutes in a serious nightclub knows that there are two types of DJs in the world: those who play records, and those who play crowds. Frankie Wilde was the king of the latter group, uniquely able to transport all who witnessed him to the highest heights. The frenzy that Frankie could create on the dance-floor was surpassed only by the impossibly wild story of his real life. Frankie Wilde grew up rough in Brixton, London, doing whatever he could to survive. From slaving in a chip shop to taking gigs spinning at the grimmest of London bars, Frankie paid his dues and honed his talent the hard way. "I remember seeing Frankie selling weed on Camden High Street," remembers fellow DJ Angus Walker. "He was always hustling money so he could buy some tunes. There were even rumors that he was wanking off pensioners for some extra dosh to hit the record shops with". When the rave scene exploded, Frankie was ready. He was a master at crafting acid house and hard techno sets that drove crowds insane, and such a consummate showman that once you saw and heard Frankie, you needed more. Famed Tokyo club owner Takahiro Sugimoto recalls, "Frankie Wilde came to my club in 2000. I have never seen Japanese people dance like that in my entire life. And he was like a possessed man afterwards, guzzling champagne by the bottle. It was a wonderful. One of the cocktail girls here claimed that Frankie gave her the clap. I fired her." Frankie traveled all over the world ...

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Video for Frankie Wilde's hit song "OTAY" - Video