This Sunday at The Standard Rooftop in LA. PBR Streetgang will be on the 1s and 2s as well as Plastic Love and headliner Dan Ghenacia. Get in the right mood for Sunday and listen to PBR Streetgangs mix for the upcoming Culprit Sessions party…

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The vibe was mellow at first, because most of the audience was in their early twenty’s this show was a little more mellow than most shows at the glasshouse.  Lord Huron was the opening act and they set up the vibe for the rest of the night. With their indie folk sound, Lord Huron opened with high energy and sweet melodies.  After Lord Huron finished their set, Portugal. The Man took to the stage.

Portugal. The Man opened their set with a new song called “Evil Friends” which brought high energy to the stage right from the start. The crowd was smaller than what I’ve seen at other venues, so this show felt really up close and personal with the audience. Portugal’s set was accompanied with a light show created by orb-like lights hanging from the ceiling and rising from the stage. The orbs changed color with the pace and downbeats of the songs. This kept the energy level high during every song! Even though Portugal. The Man has over 100 songs in their portfolio; they decided to keep their set list focused on their most recent releases.

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Sunday March 30th marked the restart of Droog’s finest dance meet-up at the Standard Hotel Rooftop in Downtown LA. The 3-man DJ crew have been putting on their very own Culprit Sessions at the Standard Rooftop on select Sundays for sometime now, and this time round they invited the prolific Leeds, England DJ and producer, Miguel Campbell. This was my first time attending a Culprit Sessions party on the breathtaking Stantdard Rooftop and it was definitely an experience for the books.

The 3 guys of Droog were joined by Culprit member, Clovis, and each seamlessly took turns spinning on the decks and kept the bpm at a lovely body moving rhythm. You can’t help but to feed off the atmosphere of the wonderful environment The Standard rooftop creates as well as the different walks of life Culprit Sessions aggregates on to their outdoor dancefloor. The weather was gloomy throughout the day with some small outbreaks of rain, despite the wet weather the party still went on. It was nothing but good vibrations traveling through the speakers, everything seemed at ease and nothing felt out of control.

The Droog dudes know how to keep their cool as well as throw a solid party. It was deep-house on the roof with a bunch of Easter Sunday party-groovers that weren’t ready to stop moving their bodies or bopping their heads. I heard some of the finest underground sounds around, from lounging deep-house to subtle techno to some groovy funk and every sound in between. Miguel Campbell took on the decks later on within the day and without a doubt tore up the dancefloor with some exquisitely crafted dance numbers that turned up the levels of liveliness on the roof even more than Droog had left it.

Its a highly suggested party for anyone that likes to hear underground dance music in the middle of the day in the heart of downtown LA on a freaking rooftop. It doesnt get much better than that. Get a recap of what I experienced that on that Sunday over at Culprit’s youtube page…

Also : Sunday May 19th, Culprit Sessions returns on the Standard Rooftop with a whole new bill of artists. Check out the flyer below and find further info on the event here…

Written by :

Saish K.
Music Director
Thats Deck

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It’s not just a student run university radio station. It’s a place that knows good music and how to have a good time. Being at the station, as a DJ, you get to see who Titan Radio really is: just a bunch of friendly music enthusiasts that take the time to put on quality events. Whether they are just making an appearance at another event or hosting an event of their own, they make the listening space an interesting one. The best way to get to know what Titan Radio is all about is at their DJ Mixers. I’m telling you: good people, good jams and good vibes.

They even provide food! You just gotta show up. They put up flyers in advance all over campus and online, so you’ll hear about it again. There have only been a few mixers so far, but they are picking up speed.

Since Boardwalk Burgers recently sponsored them, free burgers and drinks were given out at the last mixer. Not to mention there was a giant projector screen rotating interesting visuals and fresh music sets to match. Music was provided by LO.Qi., Let It Ring, That’s Deck, Forensic Electric, and Austro Audio. The images had my eyes in a trance and sounds had my head bobbing. Plus there was a couple guys break dancing. That was sort of wild. But it wasn’t super packed. It had just the right amount of people to give you breathing room and an opportunity to meet new friends. I suspect the success of the last TIR DJ mixer will give way to a larger participation for the next time.

Get to know Titan radio, especially through the DJ mixer. They are on the up and coming, and who wouldn’t want to be apart of that process.

Written By Anthony Gutierrez A.K.A Listen Roulette

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I know it’s raining and cloudy, but what better weather than to listen to some chill new music! So for Titan Radio’s Music Mondays this week, we’re bringing you amazing rainy day music. But just because it’s chill doesn’t mean that you should listen to it quiet! So turn it up – don’t ever turn the music down, you just do everything louder!

1. The Summer Set (feat. Dia Frampton of Meg & Dia) – Where Are You Now?

2. Wolftron – Ms. Luna Grim

3. Iron & Wine – Pagan Angel and a Borrowed Car

Hope you LOVE each one of these rainy day songs as much as we do, and keep checking back every Monday for awesome new music each week!

“Sometimes it may seem dark, but the absence of the light is a necessary part.
Just know, you’re never alone, you can always come back home” -Jason Mraz [93 Million Miles]

-No Shirt, No Shoes, No Mainstream!

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The time is here for our DJ Mixer!! April 11th, in the Pub in the basement of the TSU, we will be mingling, eating, and grooving from 7:30-10pm! First 50 people get free food from Boardwalk Burgers and Fries! Get to know our incredibly talented DJs who are your fellow CSUF students AND faculty! Come down, bring a friend, listen to some great tunes and kick off your weekend right!!

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MONDAY 9-10PM

The foundation for Hip-Hop is Soul, Jazz, Blues and Funk. On Raw Weight you’ll hear these combinations in perfect harmony. Raw Weight bridges the gap between Hip-Hop and the classics that laid down the foundation for the music we call Hip-Hop.

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DJ Specs: 90’s at 9

Tune in Mondays at 9am to listen to some pop, hip hop and R&B hits from the 90s to
the early 2000s. Music from artists such as Brandy, Mark Morrison, Missy Elliot, Pink,
and more. Also keepin’ you informed with SoCal events happening throughout the
semester.

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Hey everyone!

Every Monday, Titan Radio is going to be highlighting top songs that EVERYONE should know, but doesn’t yet (no mainstream, remember?) So check out the awesome Music Mondays blog, coming to you every Monday!

1. Emarosa – We Are Life

2. Go Radio - Letters and Love Notes

3. Roy English - Keys to the Lock

4.  Envy on the Coast - Death March on Two, Ready?

Well, those are your Music Monday picks of the week! Let us know which ones are your fav each week and keep checking back for more amazing indie music!

“My friends get tired of my Linkin Park references, but in the end, it doesn’t even matter.”

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