iEDM Radio

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1 hour mixes from the best and biggest rising stars in EDM. New Episodes every Sunday at 3 PM EST; Stay tuned for new DJ‘s every week! ----------------------- With the weekly iEDM Radio podcast we seek to promote and support both emerging and established EDM around the globe. We bring you the best in House, Deep House, Progressive, Trance, Electro, Big Room, Dubstep, Trap and Drum & Bass. Want to be featured? Email: iEDMradio@iEDM.com ---------------------------------- iEDM Radio is brought to you by iEDM.com, the premier EDM apparel and rave wear super store in the world! NEED RAVE WEAR? BROWSE & BUY HERE: http://iEDM.com/

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Saturday Feb 13, 2016

iEDM Radio Episode 86: Reid Stefan

Saturday Feb 13, 2016

Panic City & Reid Stefan ft. Mike Taylor - Up All NightSteve Aoki & Reid Stefan - IDReid Stefan & Debbie Deb - Lookout WeekendReid Stefan - IDReid Stefan - RockReid Stefan & Nom De Strip - RuckusHenry Fong & Reid Stefan ft. Collie Buddz - Come AroundReid Stefan & Dirty Audio - IDWuki & Reid Stefan - IDID - IDReid Stefan - Ass & TittiesReid Stefan - Yezzur (Max Styler Remix)Reid Stefan, 2Deep & Awsum-O - IDSteve Aoki - Youth Them (Reid Stefan Remix)Reid Stefan & JSTJR - IDT-Pain vs. Milo & Otis - Only Going Up Down (Reid Stefan Mashup)Yellow Claw - Wild Mustang (Reid Stefan Remix)Reid Stefan - IDJSTJR - Drop It LowReid Stefan - Give Me Some FireReid Stefan - Lose ControlReid Stefan & Uberjakd - IDAlvaro & Reid Stefan - IDReid Stefan - IDZooFunktion & Reid Stefan - Gangsta GirlReid Stefan - Booty AlertReid Stefan & Juicy J - Alleyoop

The newest EDM DJ/Producer to sign with Def Jam, Reid Stefan brings powerful energy and a fresh sound to the music that he creates, mixes and produces. Despite humble beginnings DJing at house parties, proms and everything in-between, Reid worked his way up the musical ladder through deftly released remixes and club singles that impressed some of the most discerning ears in dance music.

Getting his start as an intern at Z100 in New York, Reid’s lowly position had one great advantage: access to unreleased pop singles. Reid created a name for himself releasing bootleg remixes of hit songs moments after the original hit the airwaves.

Thanks to a steady proliferation of free digital releases along with his tongue-in-cheek social media presence, Reid has established a solid fan base, accumulating over 20 million YouTube views on his channel alone. Much of this success is due largely to Reid’s multi-genre production style. “There are no boundaries within my music,” Reid points out. “Breaking genre barriers is key to standing out. Whether it’s doing something completely left-field or simply merging two styles, it’s important to keep people on their toes.”