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VOTED #1 DJ IN OC BY THE OC MUSIC AWARDS 2011, 2012 & 2014!
FINGER ON THE PULSE : INTRODUCING Daniel Mihai
“…as long as its bangin’, makes people dance and jump around and gets me going even more, that’s the track I’m going to drop. That’s my job.”
Amid a thriving underground collective of enthusiasts and purveyors of West Coast electronica, Edward Daniel Mihai, better known among the inner circles as THIRIFTYLIPS, has managed to emerge as one of the subculture’s most productive prospects. Crafting an energetic blend of big room house, electro, techy dance, and the wobble wobble of dubstep, Mihai’s dexterity behind the turntables has proven vital in establishing his prowess among a slue of Johnny Come Latelys. “Setting yourself apart in Southern California is rough. There are so many great DJs here. The ones that end up making a name for themselves are the one who get into it for the right reasons. It’s so cool to be a DJ right now…this isn’t a fad, it’s a passion.”
Going one step further, Mihai has turned his passion into a livelihood. Transforming the historic Southern California Continental Room into a crucial destination for electronic aficionados, it has also become homebase for THIRIFTYLIPS, as he has ushered in an all-star roster of artists to share the intimate stage with. From DJ Irene, Charles Feelgood, Arabian Prince, and even Dubstep goliath Skrillex, THIRFTYLIPS has shared the stage with them all. “I am a huge fan of this music, first and foremost. There is just is much you can do with it now…obviously you want to develop your own style, but watching and learning little tricks from the best can only help.” 
Having already released collaborative efforts with the likes of WreckinEyez (Asher Roth), DubStep pushers WE BANG, and percussionist Frank Zummo (Street Drum Corps./ theStart), Mihai is quick to dismiss the idea of sticking to just one style. “I’m not a big fan of the whole open format thing, but I don't like to compare myself to anyone either. I like being able to change it up with my own style of electro, big room house, tech house, or dubstep. I can play any of that in my set and make it flow. There are so many great DJs to say I’m like anyone else would just limit me.” 
The one certainty when Mihai steps behind the decks, unfiltered energy. In tune with what the people want to hear next, Mihai ensures the movement is progressive and powerful with every selection he makes. “It’s hard to make anything stick in this scene. In the end though, if the music is good, it’s good. No matter the scene.”

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