In the midst of an onslaught of shows in his hometown of New Orleans (including opening slots for artists like UZ and Borgore), DXXXY has unleashed a monster set of bootlegs for everyone to enjoy.

Tracks on this bootleg series include “FDB,” by Young Dro, “Move That Dope,” by Future, and “My Nigga,” by YG. Each track wreaks of DXXXY’s signature sound with some new flavors that continue to prove the dude knows how to evolve and keep things fresh.

***DXXXY BOOTLEG PACK***

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Grab the ***DXXXY BOOTLEG PACK*** for free here.

For now, DXXXY will remain in NO, playing live shows and making more dope ass music. Don’t forget to check him out on all of the following social media outlets.

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One of the best things about DXXXY (pronounced Diety) is that he can play at any show, in any sort of envorionment, and I’ll still want to listen to the mix. Case and point is with his most recent performance at an art gallery in downtown New Orleans.

While most artists (especially untapped talents like DXXXY) will choose to play almost only within their genre, DXXXY has never been afraid of stepping out of his comfort zone to play whatever needs to be played.

DXXXY – Rebuild @ Re:Fresh Mix

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TRACKLIST:

1. Curren$y – The Seventies (Jessie Slayter “Holiday Weekend” Bootleg)
2. Bill Withers – Ain’t No Sunshine (Lido Remix)
3. Drake – Unforgettable (Keys n Krates Remix)
4. The Pixies – Where Is My Mind (Mt Eden Remix)
5. Bok Bok – Melba’s Call (ft. Kelela)
6. LIZ – Y2K
7. Sub Focus – Close (Grandtheft Remix)
8. Zhu – Faded
9. Zhu – Superfriends
10. Mos Def – Climb (Dash Speaks Remix)
11. Bondax – Giving It All
12. Stevie Wonder – Superstitious (Autograf Remix)
13. A Tribe Called Quest – Stressed Out (Tchami Remix)
14. Scotty Boy Lorenzo – Coke Diet
15. Chromeo – Sexy Socialite (Salva Remix)
16. Grandtheft x Thugli – Heavy Hitterz
17. Katie Got Bandz – Pop Out (Mat Cant Remix)
18. Travis Scott – Upper Echelon (Rook Milo Remix)
19. Crookers – Heavy
20. Phoenix – Trying To Be Cool (James Remix)
21. A$AP Ferg – Shabba (Sleepy Tom Bootleg)
22. Major Lazer x Pharrell vs AERIAL vs Keith Mackenzie – What Is Aerosol Can (DXXXY Mashup)
23. Gang$ign$ – LOUD
24. AC Slater – Drink It Down
25. Sage The Gemini – Gas Pedal ft. IamSu (Hex Cougar Edit)
26. Smookie Illson – Feels Good (Alright)
27. Low Pros ft. Travis Scott – 100 Bottles
28. Missy Elliott – Get Ur Freaky On (Bassel Remix)
29. Lykke Li – No Rest For The Wicked (DISKORD Re-Twerk)
30. Drake – The Language (Rook Milo Remix)
31. Low Pros – Muscle ft. Juvenile (TWRK Remix)
32. Que – OG Bobby Johnson (STRVPPED Remix)
33. Kid Cudi – Too Bad I Have To Destroy You Now (Infuze Remix)
34. Lil Debbie ft. Riff Raff – Make It Squirt (Paul Lee Moombahton Edit)
35. Riff Raff – How To Be The Man)
36. Kid Sister – Bed Breaker
37. Kanye West – Flashing Lights (TWRK Remix)
38. Fugees – Ready Or Not (Whiiite Remix)
39. Kid Kamillion – Ballin (Everyday)
40. Yellow Claw – DJ Turn It Up
41. JSTJR – Get On Down + ODB – Shimmy Shimmy Ya [Acapella]
42. Iggy Azalea – Fancy + Fancy (SCRVP Twerk Remix)
43. G-Eazy ft. E-40 x Jay Ant – Far Alone Remix
44. Parallel – NFAC ft. Tony
45. Kanye West – New Slaves (DJ Snake Remix)
46. Marty Grimes – Bang Bang Ft. G-Eazy
47. Gangsta Boo x Sinjin Hawke – Yea Hoe

Playing everything from Jersey Club to Garage House to Trap — his style of choice — DXXXY has put together one of the most all-encompassing mixes I’ve heard in a long time. It’s almost remeniscent of DJ Snake’s Essential Mix. I would even go so far to say that if (and when) DXXXY has to compile an Essential Mix of his own, it will sound something like this.

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On our second episode of Just A Mix… we’re beyond stoked to have New Orleans’ DXXXY. One of the best up-and-coming acts we’ve had the pleasure of catching live, DXXXY blew us away at BUKU 2014 and jumped at the chance to do an exclusive mix for us.

Earlier this month we had an interview with DXXXY and found out the dude has talents much deeper than just mixing and producing. We also did some digging and listened to some more of his live sets and discovered the range he has behind the decks.

If you’re ever in NO, make time out of your trip to catch one of his sets. It will be well worth your time to catch an artist that will be making some big moves within the next few years. Just you watch.

 Just A Mix… Episode 02 – DXXXY

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Download Just A Mix… Episode 02 – DXXXY right here. 

TRACKLIST:
1. DXXXY Intro
2. Debroka – Swoop Mob
3. Kaskade ft. Skylar Grey – Room For Happiness (LooKas Remix)
4. Gorilla Zoe – Juiceboxxx (Ritual Remix)
5. Martin Garrix x Jay Hardway – Wizard (Yellow Claw Remix)
6. DXXXY – Kate Moss (Original Mix)
7. Low Pros ft. Travis Scott – 100 Bottles (Jay Psar x Liam Summers x Elijah Remix)
8. Whyel x Breaux – Run It Back
9. Jack Novak x Baby E – I Know Sosa
10. Smookie Illson – Skrilla [[unreleased]]
11. M.I.A. x The Partysquad – Double Trouble
12. Lu Smith – Usher Raymond
13. Kanye West ft. T-Pain – Good Life (Ruen x Melker Project Trap Remix)
14. Grandtheft – Mobbin ft. Hedspin (Kid Kamillion Remix) *flame emoji*
15. Sage The Gemini – Alors On Gas Pedal (BASOMATIK Edit)
16. YG – My N!gga (DXXXY Edit)
17. DXXXY ft. Sissy Nobby – Shake Like A Dog [Supermart Produce Records]
18. DJ Noodles – Get Low
19. YÜTH – Make It Work
20. Iggy Azalea – Fancy (SCRVP Twerk Remix)
21. G-Eazy ft. E-40 x Jay Ant – Far Alone
22. Beyonce – Partition (Dave Aude Remix)
23. Skrillex ft. Kill The Noise x Fatman Scoop x Michael Angelakos – Recess
24. Jay Z ft. Rick Ross – F#ckWithMeYouKnowIGotIt (Nick Van De Wall Bootleg)
25. DJ Snake x Lil Jon – Turn Down For What (Black Boots Remix)
26. Eiffel 65 – Blue (Klutch Remix)
27. David Guetta ft Skylar Grey – Shot Me Down (Jayden Parx Remix)
28. Clockwork – Champion
29. A$AP Ferg – Shabba (Sleepy Tom Bootleg)
30. Major Lazer x Pharrell vs Aerial x Keith Mackenzie – What Is Aerosol Can (DXXXY Mashup)
31. A Tribe Called Quest – Stressed (Tchami Remix)
32. Grandtheft x Thugli – Heavy Hitterz
33. Yung Lean – Kyoto

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I was first introduced to DXXXY at the 2014 BUKU Music + Arts Project in New Orleans a few weeks back. I was really just trying to figure out the layout of the festival and see what the whole thing was about.

I heard some incredibly ratchet set happening and started to pick up the pace. Before I knew it I was snapping pictures and dancing my ass off (or as best as a white guy can) to DXXXY’s set.

Afterwards we got to talking and I soon realized that this kid was going to be one of the next biggest names in electronic music. The passion he had about his music, producing, and even designing his own name and brand were all of interest to me.

I checked out more of his music once I got back from NO and found even more goodies. We were fortunate enough to get him on the site for our newest artist spotlight.

JNTM: How did you start producing? What is your background in music?

DXXXY: I started producing by making chopped-n-screwed remixes of New Orleans rap tunes.
However, I played music from a very young age starting with being classically trained in guitar.
I taught myself bass, drums, and keyboard while playing in various bands in New Orleans up until college.

JNTM: What genre, if any, do you like to produce the most? Trap?

DXXXY: I enjoy Trap and bounce/twerk because of the energy and being raised in New Orleans (because of the Cash Money//No Limit influence).

I like making house too (though they’re unreleased) because of the melodies/harmonies I can explore.

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JNTM: How would you describe your production style?

DXXXY: Heavy…Dark…Melodic

JNTM: Where does the name DXXXY come from?

DXXXY: It stands for “DEITY” with the middle letters X’d out to pay homage to my metalcore/hardcore days/peeps.

People automatically think that I think I am a God by donning that name, but the name isn’t about that at all.

I was really into Greek mythology at one point, and became fascinated with the idea of Aphrodite. Being into fashion, models, and haute couture I liked how that goddess represented female elegance//beauty//sensuality. So, the name DEITY stands for that.

JNTM: Who are your favorite artists right now? EDM or not

DXXXY: DJ Snake, Ben Khan, Tchami, Jack Novak, Junkie Kid, Samo Sound Boy, Blonde, Oliver Heldens

JNTM: For you, what’s the most difficult thing about being an up-and-comer? And with that, what’s the most important part about being an independent artist on the rise? Do you have a mantra for yourself to stay motivated?

DXXXY: Getting your name out and standing out amongst all the other people trying to do the same thing.

I think one of the most important things is setting goals for yourself, staying focused, and accomplishing those set goals.

My mantra is that NO one is going to do your work for you. I can’t be lazy and expect to get anywhere. Also, I’m doing something that I LOVE to do.

JNTM: What is the New Orleans EDM scene like? Is it any more easy or difficult to make a name for yourself out in the Big Easy?

DXXXY: It’s new and growing. It’s easy to get a start here in New Orleans, but the feel of the Big Easy is more traditionally laidback.

One really has to motivate themselves and stay focused to make a name that not only grabs attention here but outside the city.

JNTM: How involved are you in the design aspects of your brand?

DXXXY: Heavily! I make all of the flyers for my monthly dance parties. I make all of my own artwork for mixes//tracks.

I had a specific idea for my brand from the very beginning, and I make sure I stay on top of that.
I sat with a photographer//artist friend of mine to come up with my logo too.

All of my graphic “skills” (I’m not the best…I just know what look I want to accomplish) are self-taught.

JNTM: What hand did you have in the music video for Kate Moss?

DXXXY: I brought all the ideas of my brand and the feel of the track to director Tyler Yee.
It was a collaboration of ideas to bring together the finished product. He found an amazing team of people to bring on board as far as makeup (Jenny Sauceda), shooting, and styling (Christina Flannery) goes to bring ideas to the melting pot as well.

Even my model friends who were a part of it brought ideas to the table that went with our original treatment.

DXXXY – Kate Moss [Music Video]

JNTM: What can we expect in the near future for DXXXY? Tour? EP? New video?

DXXXY: I would love to get a tour going!!! Right now, I’m focusing on getting more of my production out there for 2014.

An EP is in the works, but can’t reveal much more about that right now. A new video will definitely be in the works from the great Tyler Yee. Also, some new material from my production duo Ritual as well as other collaborative projects!

JNTM: A question we always like to ask: if you could have any job in the world besides DJing/Producing, what would it be and why?

DXXXY: Hmm that’s tough because music is my life, but probably something in the fashion industry. Styling…modeling…helping to design something.

Stay tuned later this week for an exclusive mix from DXXXY, only on JNTM! 

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We noticed something very special immediately upon entering BUKU 2014… It might have been because we were totally out of our element in the deep south, or maybe it was being so close to the Mississippi river. Maybe it was the perfect weather or maybe it was the beautiful people… No matter what it was, we knew we were going to have an incredible time at BUKU right from the get-go.

The festival was set up exactly like a shotgun home in New Orleans: the stages were all in line with each other, allowing attendees to go from the main stage all the way to the back alley without having to walk around aimlessly or use a confusing map. Everything was straight forward and easily navigated. You could literally walk in a straight line next to the river and hit ever stage. It was incredibly easy and convenient.

Along the way from one stage to another, concert-goers could stop by an assortment of INCREDIBLE vendors including food, merchandise, and more. New Orleans is home to some of the best cooking in the entire world, so taking a break for food was something to look forward to. From brats to pizza and even some vegetarian options, BUKU had the food game locked down.

BUKU 2014 Day 1 Recap:

If you weren’t able to make it to the first day of BUKU as soon as the gates open, you missed out on some serious up-and-comers. Treasure Fingers was a blast in the Ballroom, and NO native DXXXY tore it up in the back alley (check out DXXXY’s full set from BUKU right here) before Jesse Slayter completely blew it up. Kid Kamillion was after Slayter making the Back Alley the place to be for some of the best underrated acts at the festival.

Meanwhile at the Power Plant main stage, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony were bringing everyone back to the 90’s with all of their hits. Seeing them followed by NAS was one of the coolest and most nostalgic festival experiences ever.

The Ballroom definitely had its own vibes throughout the entire afternoon with Classixx and Miami Horror playing some incredible live sets that were each funkier than the next.

We were also able to hop on board the S.S. Blu-Ku to catch Big Freedia’s Twerk Lesson which had to have been one of the most unique experiences of any festival we have ever been to. Watching a swarm of people twerk as hard as they could while Big Freedia slapped their asses was hilariously educational.

If you were looking for a place to really get down, the Float Den was where it was at. Good lord was that place sweaty. Watching Paper Diamond we thought there was no possible way that stage could get any more rowdy, until Carnage came on and completely ruined every one in attendance.

Once the sun went down was when things really got goin’ at BUKU. After rocking out to Sleigh Bells (who were extremely impressive and above our expectations) we were relaxing with a few beers during Dusky‘s deep set in the Back Alley before catching the last bit of Ellie Goulding at the main stage.

One of the biggest (and best) surprises of the entire festival was getting to catch The Gaslamp Killer‘s set in the ballroom between Pusha T and Chance The Rapper. GLK’s set was full of awesome new music from Hudson Mowhake and live scratching that showed the audience what an actual DJ does…

The best set of the night (and possibly the entire weekend) was without a doubt Chance The Rapper. Saying his stage presence is “high energy” does not do the man justice. An hour was not nearly enough time to soak in the magic that was Chance. His band was tight, on point, and perfectly coupled his quick flow.

BUKU 2014 Music + Arts Festival Photos

More photos and a recap video on the way! Stay tuned!

BUKU 2014 Day 2 Recap:

Day 2 of BUKU 2014 started off harder than expected with DJ Snake in the Float Den. It was our first time seeing Snake perform live and it was not a let down whatsoever. Focusing more on his  festival set than what he showcased in his two-hour essential mix, DJ Snake definitely blew us away. But nothing could prepare us for what was to come.

As we made our way into the Ballroom, we noticed something strange happening during Dan Deacon‘s set. He had shifted the entire audience into a giant dance party — and not the kind you would expect. Playing on the floor instead of on stage, Dan Deacon was able to shape the crowd into a huge circle that completely occupied the space of the Ballroom.

People would take turns running into the middle and showing off their moves. Once he felt the crowd had enough, Dan had everyone run to the center and greet each other with high fives. It was yet again one of the most unique things you could ever witness at a festival.

Since the Back Alley was a success for us on the first day of the festival, we made our way back and once again were not dissappointed. We caught another New Orleans native, Shanook, on stage while Boyfriend was getting down with the crowd performing one of her newest tracks. It was just another in-your-face experience from BUKU.

One of the most anticipated acts of BUKU (for the JNTM BUKrew at least) was the Funklords known only as Chromeo. It was awesome getting a chance to see the the guys live, right in midst of their 2014 tour. The guys were on point as always and their set featured some of their new jams like “Jealous” and “Come Alive,” both of which were even better live.

Cashmere Cat was another catch in the Back Alley, playing everything from his own Wedding Bells EP to other FoFoFadi-inspired artists like Drippy Dolphin and Trippy Turtle. Cat went super hard and had the entire back alley packed to the brim with adoring fans.

There was really no other choice other than seeing Baauer b2b RL Grime. Two of trap music biggest stars collaborating with each other behind the decks was by far the most insane experiences of the festival.

After getting completely turnt up at Baauer and RL Grime, we made our way to Soul Clap who was playing two full hours of some of the most soulful, funky house music we had heard all weekend long.

Fortunately the grooves kept on rollin’ with Skream, who as of late has been venturing further away from the disgusting dubstep he made his name with and has moved closer to disco house that had the Back Alley getting down with their funky selves.

After passing through the Float Den to catch a little of Tyler the Creator (who was raunchy and awesome as always), we made our way to the Beats Antique set in the Ballroom. The place was packed and sweatier than ever. The crowd was full of die-hard fans who were dancing and enjoying the last few hours of the festival.

BUKU 2014 Review

The festival was overall a huge success. Everywhere we turned we were met with another great act. The venue could not have been better and the food and beverage vendors were a perfect representation of the host city.

It wasn’t just the entertainment that was impressive, the attendees of BUKU 2014 were also something to write home about. The people in New Orleans are some of the most down to earth and friendly folks. There were multiple times where people would walk up to us and start a conversation like we had all been best friends for years. Now THAT was truly a unique festival experience.

Another important aspect was the art. Now, most festivals say they’re an “music and arts” festival, but not many actually mean it as much as BUKU does. Everything about the festival was in some form or another focused on art. Whether it was the wall of live graffiti or the commissioned piece hanging in the float den, BUKU was actually an art festival.

Overall, the BUKU experience was a refreshing one. The festival is still very young and growing into itself, but that’s what makes it so great. There weren’t a lot of bros or VIP people spending tons of money just to be seen at the show. Everyone in attendance was someone who was there for the music, or at least there to have fun.

That’s the bottom line. The festival was FUN. There was nothing quite like BUKU and I personally cannot wait to return.

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Less than a week after the BUKU Music + Arts Project in New Orleans, one of our favorite acts of the weekend DXXXY has released his entire, hour-long live mix from Friday afternoon at the Back Alley stage.

The mix is full of DXXXY originals, bootlegs, and remixes, along with some other huge trap tracks. If you weren’t able to catch this up-and-coming Nola native at the festival, here’s your chance to see what he’s all about.

DXXXY – Live @ BUKU Music+Arts Project

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~*Tracklist*~

1. Intro – 2 Chainz – Mainstream Ratchet
2. Zatox x Villain – Action (DXXXY Trap Haus Edit)
3. Benasis – Hard Ones (Benasis Trap VIP)
4. Lil Reese – Traffic (Cratesz x G-Buck Remix)
5. Enzo Picardi x HLTR$KLTR – VEIL
6. Antiserum x Mayhem x Gent & Jawns – WHERE YOU BEEN?
7. DJ Butcher – Booty Hop
8. Jack Novak x Baby E – I Know Sosa
9. Botnek – Through The Night (SNAILS Remix)
10. Smookie Illson – Feels Good [[unreleased]]
11. Low Pros ft. Travis Scott – 100 Bottles (Dirty)
12. Dog Blood – Shred Sled (Kill Em With The Beat)
13. :Dface – Blackout Drunk
14. Flosstradamus – Mosh Pit (SPAVEECH Edit)
15. Rich Homie Quan – Type Of Way (Ritual Bootleg)
16. Katy Perry – Dark Horse (DXXXY x Hyphee Remix)
17. Grandtheft x Smalltown DJs – Flying
18. Major Lazer x Pharrell x AERIAL x Keith Mckenzie – What is Aerosol Can (DXXXY Mashup)
19. Disclosure ft. AlunaGeorge – White Noise (Oliver Heldens x Tommie Sunshine Bootleg)
20. DVBBS x Vinai – Raveology (Hunter Siegel Remix)
21. Galantis – Smile (Marco V Remix)
22. DXXXY – Wild [[demo]]
23. Oliver Heldens ft. Alvar x Millas – Onyva
24. Cesqeaux – Ritual
25. A$AP Ferg vs. Kura – Work That Drum Roll (Chris Bushnell Edit)
26. Young Dro – FDB (DXXXY Remix)
27. Junkie Kid – Claps Up (Breaux’s ‘Hands To The Universe’ Edit)
28. DXXXY – ID [[demo]]
29. DXXXY – Kate Moss
30. Kid Cudi – Too Bad I Have To Destroy You Now (Infuze Remix)
31. Sandro Silva x Qunitino – Epic (Gent & Jawns Edit)
32. Smookie Illson x DJ Godfather x Lil Mz 313 – Drop It Low (A$$ so Phat) [[exclusive]]
33. Mapei – Don’t Wait (DXXXY Bootleg)
34. YG – My N!gga (DXXXY Bootleg)
35. Yellow Claw – Shotgun ft. Rochelle (ZEKExZOID REMIX)
36. Goon Bags – Dope (One Night Stand)
37. PTAF – Boss Ass Bitch
38. Que – Bobby Johnson
39. Que – Bobby Johnson (Skinny Friedman Remix)
40. Future ft. Drake – Sh#t Remix
41. The M Machine – Ghosts In The Machine (Kill The Noise Remix)

Check back to Just Noise To Me for pictures, videos, and more from the BUKU Music + Arts Project! 

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