The Pocket DJ
May 2010 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
4.7star
3 reviews
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416
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About this ebook
With more than two thousand songs handpicked and organized by former Spin magazine writer and editor Sarah Lewitinn (aka Ultragrrrl), The Pocket DJ is the ultimate insider's reference guide for selecting music, downloading MP3s, and making all-purpose mixes for every occasion imaginable. Playlists include:
• Essential genres: with crowd-pleasing dance mixes for indie rockers, headbangers, and hip-hop lovers alike
• Essential artists: with the best songs by all the greats from the Beatles to Björk
• Celebrity playlists: featuring Duran Duran, Smahing Pumpkins, Interpol, and Good Charlotte, among others
• Other playlists: with tunes for working out, making out, or rocking out
• Plus rock trivia, new music recommendations, DJing tips, Web resources, and more!
• Essential genres: with crowd-pleasing dance mixes for indie rockers, headbangers, and hip-hop lovers alike
• Essential artists: with the best songs by all the greats from the Beatles to Björk
• Celebrity playlists: featuring Duran Duran, Smahing Pumpkins, Interpol, and Good Charlotte, among others
• Other playlists: with tunes for working out, making out, or rocking out
• Plus rock trivia, new music recommendations, DJing tips, Web resources, and more!
Ratings and reviews
4.7
3 reviews
About the author
Sarah Lewitinn, also known as Ultragrrrl, is a record producer, music critic, DJ, blogger, and music director for Aritzia, a Canadian fashion brand. She has also appeared on various television networks to discuss music and pop culture, including VH1, E!, CNN, and Fox.
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