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Hey Bitches!!

Because I've been really into techno and other hot music like lately I decided I would give my fans what they want and become a world famous DeeJay (no I didn't spell it wrong, I'm Frenching it up bitches!)

This page is for all my awesome fans out there so they can listen to my HOT tracks and beautlegs (still Frenchin' it LOL) that you can expect in my upcoming shows. I worked really hard to learn how to produce music and I think you'll be able to tell all my hard work has paid off... I can't believe it took all afternoon to learn how to be a dance music producer!!! Afrojack took longer than that haha!

Still practicing how to DJ... THERES SO MANY BUTTONS AND KNOBS!! Why don't they make it more like an iPod where you can just hit next and it picks a random song AND plays it for you?? Wouldn't that make DJing just SO MUCH EASIER?? I might get daddy to buy that Techniques records company everyone likes to use and make them put an iPod inside and then all the DJs will thank me for making their life so much easier! My manager made me watch Steve Aoki and takes notes on his show, and I saw him stage-diving and throwing cake at people and stuff. I've fallen off a stage and have thrown food at people before, so I have the important skills HOT and ready ;)

I've also spent about 45 minutes learning to use DJCs and the mixing board where the earphones plug into but all the buttons have writing what they do and I can read anyway so I'm not wasting any more time on it if I can just read what it says on the night. Also, NOT taking any pointers from Steve Angello because he doesn't know how to look after his fans. If my fans make a request for techno at my shows I won't be a snob and I will play Bob Sinclair for them.

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You know Dirtybird for dropping basslines and creating smiles on the dance floor since January 2005.

The fun family vibe of the Dirtybird label can be traced back to a free event started in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. This new kind of house music went against the smooth vocal house that was popular at the time and derived its influences mostly from hip-hop, drum n bass, and American funk. The free outdoor BBQ party was very rough around the edges but eventually became legendary amongst the people of San Francisco. This event was also a very influential factor in the decision by Claude VonStroke to start the record label in 2005.

Today, Dirtybird has offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles and has expanded into events and tour production. As it grows, the brand continues to expand beyond music into merchandise, licensing and artist management. In 2015, Dirtybird launched the inaugural Dirtybird Campout festival, which has been dubbed “Summer Camp For Adults”, and Dirtybird has been recognized from their achievements by being awarded "Underground Label of the Year" at the International Dance Music Awards, “Label of the Decade” by Mixmag, “Best North American Label” by DJ Mag, and Billboard’s "Top 5 Independent Dance Labels".

Claude VonStroke spent over 20 years shaping underground dance music and building a community. After selling the Dirtybird brand and taking a 2 year hiatus, he’s back with a new mindset - playing only where he wants, for those who love the originality of his unique style.

His new "Life of Leisure" rebrand is not a status flex; it’s a vacation on the dance-floor.The ravers are the heroes; Claude is just the guide. Leave your villains at the door—fear, anxiety, and stress have no place in
VonStroke’s vibe. Only music, movement, and energy matter. Every show is intentional, every moment sacred.

Claude VonStroke is finally doing more of what he loves and dumping all that stuff that sucks. Shedding his stressed-out, overachiever role for a more reflective and grateful approach. "Life of Leisure" is a victory lap, but we all know it’s not so easy to forget reality. Join him, even if it’s just for a few hours in the club on a Saturday night.

Boutique record label based New York City.

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Detroit has long been a hub for electronic beat lovers and speaker freakers, but Golf Clap’s Hugh Cleal aims to lead a new generation. For nearly a decade, he’s hustled the project and its Country Club Disco label to the forefront of house music’s funkiest dimensions. The project (formerly a duo with Bryan Jones), works tirelessly to conjure a palpable energy, one fans can feel at every gig, be it a hot-and-heavy club set or an energetic takeover of a festival stage. Golf Clap feeds off the crowd, spinning the hottest songs of the moment while breaking new records - and this isn’t any press play, hands in the air fair. You're likely to hear a lot of cutting up between facefulls of funk and bass. 

Fueled by a relentless passion, when Cleal isn’t behind the decks, he’s likely pulling all-nighters in the studio. Bodies dancing in real-time is an addiction, but when it comes to original productions or high-profile remixes, Golf Clap wants to create something for every moment. Recent singles “Freak It Out” [Country Club Disco] “Mystery Scene” [mau5trap/Insomniac] and “Gravitate” [Toolroom] showcase their deft and dark grooves, while 2018 EPs  Vices  and  Machines  showcase club-ready attitudes. High-profile remixes for Zeds Dead and Illenium, Zhu and Tame Impala, Louis The Child, and Hotel Garuda give the music makers a chance to showcase stylistic variety. 

While 2020 has been a year of great change, Cleal has never stopped working. With loads of new tunes in the wings and a dedication to the Country Club community, Golf Clap is and always will be, in his own words, “about creating a community.”

Jeremy Gray 34 is following