I wasn't lying...

I tweeted last night I'd post a new original song for New Years, so here we are!

I've been gone for a loooong time, if you wanna know where, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0of4pCPS8E

The song I mention in this video is also coming soon!

Happy New Year! Enjoy!

Too Old - (ORIGINAL)

AWWW YEAH 2

Back in the early 2000s, when I was just getting into DJing and producing electronic music, I started working on what I thought would be my first big dance track. I spent years on it—tweaking, changing, renaming it over and over again. By 2007, it was finally ready, and a few friends even made remixes of it. But for some reason, I never released it, and over time, it just slipped off my radar.

Fast forward to 2024, and I’ve rediscovered that track—surprised to hear it again after all these years. Feeling a wave of nostalgia, I’ve decided to share it on SoundCloud. The track is called “STICK IT,” and it will be my final 'release' under the name DJ BUTTERFACE—a name I’ve been ready to leave behind. What was once meant to be my debut track has now become my farewell under this alias. I’m not done with music, just saying goodbye to a name that no longer fits. I hope you enjoy the song!

STICK IT!

“Aww Yeah” is a lively energetic track that features 3rdSon at some of his lyrical best

Aww Yeah

3rdSon is a prolific writer and artist with a worldwide perspective and world-class lyricism.  A true Hip-Hop head, who embraces and embodies the best of the genre.

Basically I lost my video editor but yeah this is for my new covers-
I mostly use UTAU and Synth-V!
All my profile pics will be made by https://jyanfuru.wixsite.com/jyanfuru/commissions
BUY A DRAWING NOW AA

[but-her-face]

New York City's DJ BUTTERFACE (aka Michael Bazini) got his start in 1994 with his "fundustrial" band Dystopia One. They released three full-length albums between None Of The Above Records and Rawkus Entertainment, and performed aggressively throughout the 90's.

By 2000, he reintroduced himself as DJ Butterface, working as an electronic composer and producer. His music can be heard in video games (Extreme G3, Acclaim Entertainment), local independent films and television shows (HBO Boxing, CBS NFL/Basketball, MTV Cribs, Room Raiders), and his original compositions have been used for several New York City theater productions.

DJ Butterface worked extensively with NYC DJ collective/label Vinylholic, and was a resident DJ at B3, their flagship club in the East Village. His current performances include events throughout the New York City area, and regular bookings nationwide in Tucson, AZ; Los Angeles, CA; San Francisco, CA; 
Miami, FL, and Boston, MA.

DJ Butterface's releases include remixes for Paranoid Social Club's Two Girls (Vinylholic), Nadir's Slave (Bikiniwax), and John Haze's Static (Tharsis).  Butterface appears on Martin Bisi's (Sonic Youth, Dresden Dolls, Dystopia One) new EP, "Son Of A Gun" (Contraphonic Records) including a writing collaboration with Bisi, Apple Of My Eye, featuring Bill Laswell. DJ Butterface also performs backing vocals and keyboards on Bisi's current tour.

In 2010, DJ Butterface formed AwwYeah Records, an all digital record label that has re-issued his prior band projects such as Dystopia One, Rocket Romano and Jumantu. It's currently consisting of a diverse dj/producer collective with a mission to release fun DJ friendly tracks; spanning Breakbeat, Electro, Progressive House, Dub-Step, Hip Hop and Turntablism. The growing collective is currently pooling it's talents from Anton Pukshansky, Jim "Phylr" Coleman, Orion Keyser, LB3, DJ Powder, DJ Annalyze, DJ Kares, Mikey FX, MC Profit, Neech, MC Nathan Nice, Datgirl, DJ President Ike, Tray*LA, T.Dub and myself, DJ Butterface.

Also in 2010, DJ Butterface traveled to Montreal, Canada, hired to program beats and sequences alongside legendary producer Steve Thompson (Guns N Roses, Korn, Clutch) for various projects related to up-and-coming producer Rick LP. This venture lead to working with members of Celine Dion's band including world renowned drummer Dominique Messier and bassist extraordinaire Marc Langis.

In January 2011, BAZINI AUDIO, a full on commercial recording studio was formed and currently open to the public. By October 2011, DJ Butterface did 3 remixes for Fred Schneider of the B52s new solo project, The Superions, entitled "Bat Baby" - a quirky Halloween anthem. Since then, DJ Butterface has been busy remixing several international artists with releases due out soon.  

Please email Mike@Bazini.com for more information about recording and/or remixing.

New tracks tagged #AwwYeah