Introducing the Wharfedale Pro Titan 8A MKII

Introducing the Wharfedale Pro Titan 8A MKII

Wharfedale Pro proudly announces the new Titan 8A MKII. New features and improved amplifier technology make the Titan 8A MKII an even better solution for portable sound and fixed installation applications.

The 2 band EQ from the Titan 12A and 15A now features in the more compact 8A MKII model allowing fine tuning of the overall sound. In addition a rear mounted horn LED defeat switch has been added to switch off the throat mounted power LED, for use in situations where visual transparency is paramount.

Class D technology is now used for both the LF and HF sections, resulting in a more efficient and powerful system that is now even lighter than the previous generation. The Titan 8A MKII is bi-amplified with independent LF and HF signal limiting.

The Titan 8A MKII provides enough output and low frequency extension to be a standalone vocal PA for A/V and presentation work, or combined with a subwoofer for a portable band or DJ setup.

The compact and stylish form factor, range of compatible Wharfedale Pro WPB brackets and versatile rigging points make the Titan 8A MKII an equally suitable choice for an installed background music or paging solution. As with the previous generation the Titan 8A MKII is available in black, grey or white. The angled cabinet also makes the Titan 8A MKII a fantastic compact vocal foldback monitor.

About Wharfedale Pro

Born from Britains most prestigious and sought after HiFi brands, Wharfedale Pro is a leading developer and manufacturer of Public Address loudspeakers, amplifiers, mixers, microphones and signal processors. Since the early 1980’s when Wharfedale PA systems were first created they have evolved using world class expertise and technology. Their state of the art vertically integrated factory ensures that build quality from component through to end product is second to none, resulting in a finished product just as the designers intended.

American Music & Sound (AM&S)

American Music & Sound (AM&S) is a leading independent US distributor of Pro Audio, Musical Instruments, and Music Creation Products from the world’s finest manufacturers including Allen & Heath, Focusrite, NetCIRA, Hagstrom Guitars, Jay Turser Guitars, Mano Percussion, Ministar Guitars, Nord Keyboards, Novation Keyboards, Phonic, Profile Stands & Tuners, Quik Lok Performance Structures, Studiologic Keyboards, Turbosound, Vestax, Walden Guitars, and Wharfedale Pro.

DJU is looking for You!

DJU is looking for You!

Mobile Beat’s DJ University (www.mobilebeat.com/dj-university), for many years a storehouse of knowledge for DJs, is undergoing a major overhaul in order to serve the DJ community even better. Featuring fresh content, better integration with MobileBeat.Com, and innovative lighting manufacturer CHAUVET as a new corporate sponsor, DJ University has solidified its position as a leading educational resource for serious DJs.

Now, YOU can be a part of it!  All it takes is a fresh attitude and something unique to add to one of the DJU Schools: Business / Club / Ethnic Events / Karaoke / Lighting / Performance / School Dance / Music / Sound / Wedding / Video

If you would like to submit an article in a 300 to 500 word format, the new DJ University by CHAUVET  would love to give it placement consideration. DJU is often the home of future Mobile Beat staff writers and conference speakers. If interested, please submit your materials to dju@mobilebeat.com.  We do ask that the articles do not/have not appear/appeared anywhere else except for DJU.

Is the grinding issue improving at schools?

The School Dance Network continues to grow in numbers, both DJ membership and School administration subscribers.  It clearly points to the ever growing desire to get a handle on the school dance issues that are hurting the DJ industry and creating turmoil at schools.  New DJ Member Eric Lyte from New York sent his observation:

“I commend your goal at this website. I have been a dj for over 20 years and have always pointed out the importance of playing clean edited music. The Grinding dancing is slowly being addressed and I beleive you are headed in the correct direction. However you have no requirments for membership other than agreeing to the Dj code. What about being licensed & insured? Being a legitimate Dj & obtaining legal music (((almost))) guarantees the Dj will have clean music. We go to such great lengths to protect our children, yet our Schools are not required to hire anyone licensed or the likes. I have sent emails to the top of the N.Y. state educational system advising them to have every school sign up at thh School Dance Network. I suggest you take the next step and make the Dj have Proof of Insurance, licensing and at least ask them how they obtain their music.  I subscribe to TMStudios myself. Thank you.”  Eric Lyte

While he has a great point and I love the input…. I hope he is right, that the grinding issue may be slowly gaining some attention and resolutions are being implemented.  And passing this on to the New York Education system is absolutely terrific.  I also agree that DJs should certainly be playing legal music and have the necessary licensing and insurance of any small business.   I just can’t find the direct connection with that and their desire and intent to help schools with the dance issues that they face.  In other words,  a DJ can be licensed, insured and playing all legal (albeit inappropriate) music and still not be an advocate for the school administration at the performance.  So we would be making requirements that have no direct effect on the performance.

DJs that ascribe to a written code, and spend $50 of their hard earned money to stand behind it usually have the right intent.  (We also remove any DJ member if there is even one legitimate complaint from a school about their performance.)

What do you think, is the grinding problem being addressed and improving?  Let me know what you think.

Thanks

Ric Hansen-  www.schooldancenetwork.com

Richard@schooldancenetwork.com

Wireless DMX Uplighting System

January 20, 2011 – Kent, Washington – The Wireless Uplighting System is controlled via a wireless DMX transmitter. Each unit has a removable frost filter for larger throw applications. System can receive and transmit up to 400 ft. This 12 unit set is sold with a custom roadcase. Individual led pods are not sold separately. Custom roadcase is pre-wired to be the charging docking station for the wireless uplighting units while storing. No additional power cables or outlets are required. With an external PowerCon power plug port on the roadcase, there is only one power cord needed to charge 12 units. Units take 6 hours to fully charge with a minimum use of 10 hours between full charges. Roadcase is equipped with four swivel castor wheels, two with locking mechanisms and a canvas lid strap.

More information can be found at OmniSistem.Com

Min Wash Gets Down In Baltimore

MIN™ WASH GETS DOWN IN BALTIMORE

SUNRISE, Fla. – CHAUVET®, a leading manufacturer of LED lighting, announced 40 MiN™ Wash RGBW [http://www.chauvetlighting.com/min-wash-rgbw.html] palm-sized moving heads were installed in a new ultra lounge in Baltimore called The Get Down [link: http://getdownbaltimore.com/]. The lights were specified by lighting and production designer Scott Chmielewski, president of Digital Media Designs [link: http://digitalmediadesigns.net/] and co-owner of the lounge with partner, Bryan Burkert.

The lounge resides in a former music room called Fletcher’s that underwent a swanky transformation to become a hip happy hour and dance night ultra lounge. It is three stories tall and encompasses 7,000 square feet of dance floors, DJ booths, bars, balconies and, of course, lights. The lights—MiN™ Wash RGBW and a plethora of other LED-fitted fixtures—are everywhere, but are discreetly placed throughout the club. The beauty of MiN™ Wash RGBW fixtures is they are small enough to fit in the palm of a hand and have become a staple of night clubs where low energy consumption and discreet operation are important.

“The [MiN™ Wash RGBW] are bright enough for presence and small enough to disappear,” said Chmielewski. “They are literally everywhere; hanging from the ceiling and other structures. They are undetectable and give a large amount of light.”

A green approach was taken towards the club’s overall design. The floors, bars and walls are made from 100 percent recyclable materials. Every light incorporated in the club is LED-based, save the Edison light bulbs from the 1920s. These vintage bulbs are found in the two small ‘Edison rooms’ hanging at random heights and are employed for their cool look and a “sexy, warm glow—more objects than fixtures.” There are also recycled blue banquettes on one of the dance floors, salvaged from famed club Roxy.

“It was the right thing to do,” said Chmielewski of the green design. “And it was done without compromise to the cost, design or aesthetic of the club.”

The rest of the spaces include unique design elements like carefully constructed wall treatments and floating video screens coupled with the building’s original 1920s brick surfaces and exposed wood. The ‘woven wall’ design covers significant portions of the club and is comprised of 10-inch segments of a custom made black material which are woven together to create a textured surface over LED lights. When these lights are off, it appears to be an opaque surface, but when the LEDs are on, they shine through and create a color-changing panel effect.

Other walls feature a layered geometric design element whereby the outer layer stands four inches off the wall and is lit from behind. There is another section where the walls are covered by pulp bamboo which is downlit from the ceiling above in fuchsia. High-definition LCD video screens, encased in backlit structures which stand off the wall, seem to float around the second floor loft while displaying organic imagery. All the elements combined create what Chmielewski describes as an “immersive experience.”

“It’s a small, funky, intimate place,” said Chmielewski, “and there’s not a surface in the building that doesn’t change color.”

Your Opinion Counts! Review the 2011 Mobile Beat Las Vegas DJ Conference

Dear Mobile Beat Conference Attendees,

Thank you for your recent attendance at the 2011 Mobile Beat DJ Show in Las Vegas. To continue to improve and grow, we welcome your input. Please take a few minutes and let us know your highlights and lowlights!!

You can give your input by going to http://www.nationalmobiledjsurvey.com/Survey/TakeSurvey.asp?PageNumber=1&SurveyID=7KK9m3KL888KG
Michael Buonaccorso
Trade Show Producer

Ryan Burger
Publisher

EV Live X Series Debuts at NAMM and MBLVXX

Serious Sound: Electro-Voice launches Live X loudspeaker series at Winter NAMM 2011 (Booth 6569)

Stunning design; professional-grade performance; solid, lightweight wood cabinets

Three powered and four passive models, competitively priced and suited for a wide range of applications

Anaheim, Cal., January 13, 2011: Making its debut at Winter NAMM 2011, and with a host of major launch events planned in key markets around the world, the new Live X series of portable powered and passive loudspeakers is certain to send tremors throughout the global musical instrument retail marketplace, bringing world-tour-proven Electro-Voice performance within reach of a wider range of customers than ever before.

Comprising three powered and four passive models, Live X sets new standards for portable sound, with the latest Electro-Voice-engineered components; lightweight, durable plywood cabinets; best-in-class SPL output, power-handling, and frequency response; and clean, stackable designs – all at a price point previously unheard-of for loudspeakers of a similar pedigree.

Live X – Powered

Three versatile powered Live X cabinets are available: two full-range loudspeakers and a matching subwoofer. Each self-contained powered system features Electro-Voice-engineered components optimized for use with the integrated high-efficiency 1000-W and 700-W Class-D amplifiers. Both full-range systems may be pole-mounted or stacked with the series’ acoustically-matched powered subwoofer.

ELX112P – 12” two-way (1000-W amplifier module)

ELX115P – 15” two-way (1000-W amplifier module)

ELX118P – 18” subwoofer (700-W amplifier module)

Live X – Passive

The Live X family also features four passive configurations, including a formidable dual-15” system. These systems may be used with a wide range of amplifiers, due to their exceptionally efficient design and power handling capabilities.

ELX112 – 12” two-way

ELX115 – 15” two-way

ELX215 – Dual-15” two-way

ELX118 – 18” subwoofer

Key Features – Passive & Powered:

Electro-Voice-engineered woofers and 1.5” titanium compression drivers provide exceptional audio quality

Exceptional crossover performance

Lightweight materials, balanced design, and ergonomic handles for convenient transport, set-up, and load-out

Stylish-yet-rugged 15-mm plywood construction with textured finish says “serious gear” on any stage

Designed to pole-mount or stack with Live X subwoofers

Built-in 60-degree monitor angle on 12” & 15” two-way systems

Easy to connect and control with versatile input and output options

Key Features – Powered:

1000-W and 700-W Class-D high-efficiency amplifiers run cool without fans

Bi-amplified design with 24-dB/octave filter slopes and transducer protection

Selectable 100-Hz high-pass filter for use with an external subwoofer

Intuitive, user-friendly amplifier controls

Visit the Live X microsite for more details: www.electrovoice.com/livex

The Gaga Factor-Giant leap on the Safe Songs Top 30

From Forbes–Lady Gaga Sets iTunes Sales Record

Feb. 18 2011

“In less than a week Lady Gaga has sold 1 million digital copies of her newest song, Born This Way, making it the fastest selling single ever on iTunes. The song has already hit No. 1 in 23 countries, according to Interscope Geffen A&M.

Combine that with Gaga’s three Grammy Awards and it’s been a good week for the pop singer. Born This Way is the first single off of Gaga’s upcoming album of the same name. Her manager, Troy Carter, has said that he wants to sell 30 million copies of the new album. As my colleague Zack O’Malley Greenburg reported, that’s an ambition goal.

But even if she doesn’t sell quite that many copies, a successful new album could put Gaga well on her way to earning $100 million next year. We estimated her earning at $62 million for our Celebrity 100 last year. That added revenue is going to come from Gaga making ‘the transition from an arena act playing 20,000-seat venues to an artist capable of selling out 80,000-seat football stadiums,” according to Greenburg.”

NOTE:  Two new adds to the NATIONAL DO NOT PLAY LIST:  Snoop Dog- Wet/Sweat (either version is obnoxious) and Kanye West with Jay Z – H*A*M.  ( I can’t remember the last Kanye West song that wasn’t objectionable for schools.)

Here are the most popular school dance songs this week (That are safe to play)  2-22-11

LW	TW	Artist	Title	Featuring	Prime Cuts #	BPM	Notes
2	1	Enrique Iglesias	Tonght	Ludacris	201047	126	Edit Sh*t
1	2	Katy Perry	Firework		201041	124
5	3	Hold it against Me	Britney Spears		201103	134
4	4	Far East Movement	Rocketeer	Ryan Tedder	201047	96
3	5	Chris Brown	Yeah 3X		201044	129
6	6	Bruno Mars	Grenade		201044	111
8	7	Rihanna	What’s My Name		201043	100	H.S Only
7	8	Chris Brown	Deuces		201031	74	EDIT
12	9	Usher	More		201047	125
9	10	Pink	Raise Your Glass		201041	122	EDIT
15	11	Taio Cruise-Travie MacCoy	Higher		201102	128	Radio Edit
11	12	Rihanna	Only Girl (In the world)		201037	126	EDIT
16	13	Flo Rida	Who Dat Girl		201046	125
10	14	Black Eyed Peas	The Time (Dirty Bit)		201045	128
13	15	Enrique Iglesias	I Like It	Pitbull	201019	129
14	16	Nelly	Just a Dream		201032	90
20	17	Nelly	Gone	Kelly Rowland	201101	73
28	18	Lady Gaga	Born This Way		201102	120
19	19	Mann	Buzzin		201050	104	Edit
24	20	Edward Maya-Mia Martina	Stereo Love		201013	127
17	21	Pitbull	Hey Baby		201037	128
29	22	Ke$ha	Blow		201102	120
27	23	Keri Hilson	Pretty Girl Rock		201042	80
25	24	Will.I.am	Check it Out	Nicki Minaj	201037	130	edit
26	25	Cataracs & DEV	Base DownLow		201044	113	Edit
21	26	Kesha	Take It Off		201028	125
18	27	Katy Perry	Teenage Dream		201031	120
30	28	Jennifer Lopez	On the Floor	Pitbull	201104	130
New	29	Black Eyed Peas	Just Can’t Get Enough		201106	94
New	30	Tinie Tempah	Written in the Stars	Eric Turner	201104	93
		Recurrents- (Still popular)
22		KE$HA	We R Who We R		201043	120	Edit
23		Mike Posner	Please Don’t Go		201034	121
		Usher	DJ Got Us Fallin In Love	Pitbull	201029	120	Edit
		Bruno Mars	Just the way you are		201030	109
		David Guetta	Memories	F/Kid Cudi	201012	130	Edit
		Ditty-Dirty Money	Coming Home		201047	84	Edit nigga&sh*t
		Nicki Minaj	Right Thru You		201040	81
		Jay Sean	2012 (It ain’t the end of the world”		201032	127
		Michael Jackson	Hold My Hand	Akon	201047	90
		Eminem	Love The Way You Lie	Rihanna	201027	87	Edit
		Taio Cruz	Dynamite		201020	120
		3OH!3	Double Vision- Dance Edit		201035	120
		Sean Kingston	Letting Go (Dutty Love)		201025	92
		Travie McCoy	Need You		201037	74
		Flo Rida	Club can’t Handle Me	D Guetta	201024	128
		Taio Cruz	Dirty Pictures (Squeaky Clean)	Ke$ha	201038	120	EDIT
		New Boyz	Break My Bank	Iyaz	201028	91	Edit
		Katy Perry	California Gurls	Snoop Dog	201020	125
		B.O.B	Airplanes	Hayley Williams	201016	94	Edit
		Travie McCoy	Billionaire	Bruno Mars	201011	88
		Usher	OMG	Will I am	201012	130
		Mike Posner	Cooler Than Me		201014	130
		Lady Gaga	Alajandro		201012	99
		Tao Cruz	Break Your Heart		201004	122
		Black Eyed Peas	Rock That Body		201013	125
		Ready Set	Love Like Woe		201020	90
		3OH!3	My First Kiss	Ke$ha	201019	138
		Nicki Minaj	Your Love		201013	95
		David Guetta	Getting Over You	Fergie & LMFAO
		Cali Swag District	Teach Me How to Dougie
		Jason Derula	In My Head
		Justin Bieber	Baby	Ludacris
		LaRoux	Bulletproof
		KE$ha	Tic Toc
		Black Eyed Peas	Imma Be
		B.O.B.	Nothing on you	Bruno Mars
		DO NOT PLAYLIST ADDS
New		Snoop Dog	Wet/Sweat
New		Kanye West	H*A*M	Jay-Z
		Rihanna	S&M
		Pink	Fr**kin Perfect
		Twista	Make a Movie	Chris Brown
		Lil Wayne	6 foot 7 foot	Cory Gunz
		Problem	My Ex
		No Hands	Waka Flocka Flame	Rosco Dash
		Birdman	Fire Flame	Lil Wayne
		Jeremih	Down On Me	50 cent
		Wiz Khalifa	Black and Yellow
		Kanye West	Runaway
		New Boyz	Spot Right There
		Waka Flocka Flame	No Hands
		Kanye West	Monster	Jay Z -Rick Ross
		Eminem	No Love	Lil Wayne
		Trey Songz	Bottoms Up	Nicki Minaj
		Bumpy Ride	Mohombi
		F**K You	Cee Lo Green
		Right Above It	Lil Wayne	Drake
		Fancy	Drake
		Rick Ross	Blowin Money Fast
		Drake	Fancy
		Richard Vission/Static Revenge	I Like That	Luciana
		Far East Movement	Like a G6
		Glasses Malone	I Get Doe
		Soulja Boy	Pretty Boy Swag
		Kanye West	Power

Chauvet Debuts Over 30 New Products!

CHAUVET® DEBUTS OVER 30 NEW PRODUCTS AT NAMM 2011

SUNRISE, Fla. – CHAUVET®, a leading manufacturer of LED lighting, announced over 30 new products were released at The NAMM Show 2011 in Anaheim, Calif., including 21 new LED fixtures, six new lasers, two new controllers and all-new CHAUVET® travel bags. Additionally, almost all CHAUVET® fixtures have Edison power linking which make them very compatible and easy to use with other fixtures.

A bountiful selection of new LED-based scanners, effect and wash lights, as well as hazers, controllers and lasers were introduced to the crowd at NAMM which was held January 13 – 16, 2011. During the show, GRAMMY® award-winning bassist, Victor Wooten and fellow bassist, Quintin Berry, performed to hundreds of tradeshow goers at the CHAUVET® booth.

“We brought over 30 new fixtures to the show,” said CHAUVET® National Sales Director, Jamey Brock. “I think we have a number of incredible and affordable products for the music industry. It was an exciting show, with great music, and I’m looking forward to getting back with everyone who stopped by to see us.”

Below are a few selected products with the full 2011 catalog available on the CHAUVET® website [link: Specifically designed for the mobile DJ is a new gobo projector called Gobo Zoom™ LED [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/gobo-zoom-led.html]. It comes with eight gobos, a set of four colored gels and the ability to manually zoom for short-throw or long-throw applications. The super-compact projector has one 10W LED, operates on up to two channels of DMX control or can be configured for stand-alone use. Due to the low-heat found in an LED fixture, custom gobos can be created on transparency film and easily inserted into the projector.

Joining the MiN™ family of palm-sized lighting fixtures are three new, ultra-compact lasers: MiN™ Laser FX [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/min-laser-fx.html], MiN™ Laser RGX [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/min-laser-rgx.html] and MiN™ Laser Star [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/min-laser-star.html].

Three new Scorpion™ lasers were introduced featuring the patented Fat Beam™ laser technology, which creates beams four times thicker than a standard laser, and some bold color options. The green, violet and/or cyan Scorpion™ GVC [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/scorpion-gvc.html; the red, green and/or yellow Scorpion™ RGY [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/scorpion-rgy.html]; and the red, violet and/or magenta Scorpion™ RVM [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/scorpion-rvm.html]. All three are linkable to create a full-spectrum laser show.

Three new scanners joined the Intimidator™ family with sleeker, lighter-weight housings, brighter LED lighting sources, and linkable power options to save from running multiple cables during setup. Intimidator™ Scan Led 100 [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/intimidator-scan-led-100.html] has a combined gobo and color wheel with seven patterns and six channels of DMX control. Intimidator™ Scan LED 200 [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/intimidator-scan-led-200.html] has separate gobo (five metal and two glass) and color (seven split colors) wheels—each offer continuous spin at variable speeds—and up to eight channels of DMX control. Intimidator™ Scan LED 300 [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/intimidator-scan-led-300.html] also has separate gobo (five metal and two glass) and color (eight split colors) wheels and includes a three-sided prism, remote focus, interchangeable, slot-n-lock gobos with continuous spin at variable speed and up to 11 channels of DMX control.

In the effect light category are over a dozen new LED-fitted fixtures—many room-covering options with or without DMX control. Circus™ [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/circus.html] is an ever-changing, multi-colored light with razor-sharp beams from five separate, synchronized pods featuring red, green, blue, white and amber LEDs. Its effects can be seen with or without fog, offering fantastic effects in the air or on any surface. It has up to three channels of DMX control or can be used in any of the awesome sound-activated or built-in automated programs.

Sweeper™ LED [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/sweeper-led.html] and 6Spot™ [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/6spot.html] are two effect lights that feature six 3W, tri-colored LEDs and can be linked together, working in master/slave mode, for larger, coordinated shows. They both have sound-activated and built-in automated programs and up to 20 units can be power linked together to save on setup time. Sweeper™ LED has six pods of LEDs, contained in a single casing, which can be individually controlled for amazing color chases, sequences and effect combinations. 6Spot™ has six spot lights that are less than four inches, can fit almost anywhere and can be moved independently for total room or stage coverage. It can be setup or taken down in minutes, mounting easily to the 4BAR™ system or any universal tripod, and comes with its own travel bag.

The quad-colored effect light, Comet™ LED [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/comet-led.html] uses red, green, blue and white LEDs to shoot crisp beams of light that cover an entire room. This plug-and-play fixture has sound-activated effects and a motor that spins in both directions for a swirling effect that looks great with or without fog. Save time by power linking up to 80 units together instead of running cables and extension cords.

Two all-new, extremely affordable, soft-sided CHAUVET® travel bags debuted as well. Each offer removable dividers to keep multiple fixtures packed safely for transport and convenient side pockets for cables, clamps and other accessories. CHS-50 [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/chs-50.html] is the larger of the two and features built-in wheels and a retractable handle for transporting larger fixtures with ease. CHS-40 [link: http://www.chauvetlighting.com/chs-40.html] has a convenient handle and shoulder strap to suit different transportation styles.

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About CHAUVET®

CHAUVET® is a leading manufacturer of professional luminaires fulfilling the needs of various industry sectors, from DJ/club to architecture to production/tour. CHAUVET’s strategy is to pursue every market segment where it has a competitive advantage in terms of value, innovation and performance, with an emphasis on LED technology. For more general information, please visit www.chauvetlighting.com.

All The Right Moves – Dance & DJ Competition

Do you have “all the right moves” to be a Dance or DJ Champion? William Young and Golden Touch DJ Entertainment are hosting a dance and DJ competition, and he wants you to be a part of it. “All The Right Moves – Dance & DJ Competition” will be taking place on Saturday, May 21, 2011 from 12 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. at the VIP Olmeca Events Center, 1927 West Burnsville Parkway, Burnsville, Minnesota. We are looking for any DJ’s or Dancers who would like to participate in this event. The contest is going to be open to all styles of dance and the plan is to open it up to solo dancers and groups in this category where the first prize winner would receive $1,000. The Deejay contest will have two DJs battling it out with their own unique mixing styles, where the winner would move on to the next round until we crown a Champion. The first place winner would win $500. There would be 2nd and 3rd place prizes for both the dancers and the deejays as well.

I am hoping to have a lot of dancers and deejays participating in the event. This event would be a first of its kind and would have the best of both worlds. EMI and Mobilebeat would be our main sponsors. Registration for the event starts on March 15th, 2011 and you can register to participate at the following website: www.alltherightmovesdancedj.com.

If you need more information, call 763-557-6462

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