“Make You Pop” no es un tema nuevo. A decir verdad, forma parte de un EP lanzado por Diplo y Don Diablo en septiembre de 2010 a través de Sellout Sessions. Lo nuevo del asunto es que hoy fue estrenado el videoclip de dicha canción en el cual aparece el comediante holandés Zanger Rinus junto [...]

Youtube sensation Romona and Zanger Rinus are known for their “Scotter” video.  Diplo and Don Diablo saw the video and found it hilarious, and decided to recruit the duo to shoot the video for “Make You Pop.”  The new music video has finally been released, and can be seen blow.  Watch the insanity unfold.

Diplo likes to make weird videos with viral video stars. His latest, for “Make You Pop” with Don Diablo, features Zanger Rinus And Romana from that homemade scooter music video. Diplo... Click on the headline to read the rest of the story.

Ramona and Zanger Rinus made it big on the internet last year when they put together a pretty bizarre scooter related video, and chances are that you've seen it, laughed at it, and sent it to one of your friends for the process to repeat (hence why it has had over 4 million views). Diplo understands the power of things going viral, so for his/Don Diablo's track 'Make You Pop', he got the couple involved. The results are brilliant.

FKI, the Atlanta duo best known for their work on Travis Porter’s “Make it Rain” have released a full-length mixtape in the form of “Transformers N The Hood.” Co-Produced by Mad Decent favorites Heroes & Villains, Mayhem, and Diplo, guest appearances feature the likes of Iggy Azalea, T.I. and more. You can stream the entire [...] Read more at Hypebeast.com

Without YouTube (and of course the Internet), most of us probably would have never met Romona and Zanger Rinus. But ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/watch-diplo-don-diablos-absurd-make-you-pop-video-/61689/

During the long workweek, I spend a good portion of my day sitting in front of a computer listening to music while I get my work on. As the weekend approaches and the minute’s stretch into hours, I catch myself gradually shifting in my seat into an awkward reclining position that almost makes it impossible to sit my body back upright. When coffee doesn’t suffice and Red Bull’s aren’t within reach, I find that it’s extremely important to listen to music that will keep me energized and alert throughout the day. Today’s playlist is ...

Over 10 albums, Mouse on Mars have created one of the most discernible sounds within electronic music of the last twenty years. Jan St Werner and Andi Toma have been quiet recently though, their last album Varcharz was released in 2006. Some will be glad and others disappointed that this is very much a Mouse On Mars album. There’s no real diversion from their skewed pop formula but their sound has stayed just as broad in harvesting the good bits of today’s pop aesthetic and threading them through a kaleidoscope of dance music’s back beats. Opening with ...

The above-pictured tweet is courtesy of Diplo who is currently out on the road with Sleigh Bells and Liturgy as opener. Lirtugy's next NYC show is with Zola Jesus and Talk Normal at Webster Hall (where fans will...

'Feed Your Brain' blurts into your ears courtesy of Miami-based, Ukrainian born, producer AbdeCaf . Alien noises, not dissimilar to those heard in Transformer movies, punctuate this synth laden cut. Overall, it feels like a journey into an unfamiliar, yet strangely calming, universe. Enjoy! It's also worth mentioning that Diplo follows this dude on Soundcloud. He only follows 24 people, and he has about 110'000 followers.

Confused revolutionary? Brilliant provocateur? As her Super Bowl digit malfunction reminded everyone, Maya Arulpragasam is one of the most polarizing figures in pop today, a neon blur of contradictions and conflations — but she may also be the most thrilling. Here's a handy primer to her life and art and everything in between SPIN originally published in our August 2010 issue. By some accounts — including her own — we should all be done talking about Maya Arulpragasam. In 2007, promoting her sophomore album, Kala , the singer known as M.I.A. told an interviewer, "I feel like a mirror reflecting back ...

The 54th Annual Grammy Awards are almost upon us! Hey, we'd love to help you with your office pools and living room side-bets with some sure-thing Vegas-ready odds. However, we always seem to be dead wrong (fucking Esperanza Spalding). So here are some completely arbitrary, critical decisions on who should win the nine biggest categories, just in case you want to know who we're rooting for on the SPIN couch. Everything You Need to Know About the 54th Grammy Awards Nominations Record of the Year Adele - "Rolling in the Deep" Bon Iver - "Holocene" Bruno Mars - "Grenade" Mumford & Sons - "The Cave" Katy Perry - "Firework" Who Should Win: Adele Why: This one goes to the producers, engineers, and performer for making the total pop package. Bon Iver and Mumford are a little to insular, Bruno and Katy a little too eager. Adele somehow lives right in between, both muted and bombastic, rockist-pleasing "authentic" and poptimist-pleasing immediate. It’s the "Heart Shaped Box" of a new generation. We had it all! Album of the Year Adele - 21 Foo Fighters - Wasting Light Lady Gaga - Born This Way Bruno Mars - Doo-Wops & Hooligans Rihanna - Loud Who Should Win: Lady Gaga Why: It did rank the highest of these five albums on our Top 50 Albums of 2011 list , and we can’t exactly give the award to Fucked Up, can we? Writes our own Mikael Wood: "Beneath the hair and makeup and arena-razing disco-metal grooves, Born This Way delivers a message that old glamazon Pete Seeger could dig: She thinks pop can still move policy, and she might be right." Song of the Year Kanye West - “All of the Lights” (songwriters: Kanye West, Jeff Bhasker, Really Doe, & Malik Yusef) Mumford & Sons - “The Cave” (songwriters: Ted Dwane, Ben Lovett, Marcus Mumford & Country Winston) Bruno Mars - “Grenade” (songwriters: Brody Brown, Claude Kelly, The Smeezingtons & Andrew Wyatt) Bon Iver - “Holocene” (songwriter: Justin Vernon) Adele - "Rolling in the Deep" (songwriters: Adele & Paul Epworth) Who Should Win: Adele Why: This one goes to the songwriter, and naturally we'd want to give it to the co-writer of our No. 1 single of 2011 , a blown-out blowback of relationship bluster and that high D that can drown out car alarms. Best New Artist The Band Perry Bon Iver J. Cole Nicki Minaj Skrillex Who Should Win: Skrillex Why: Before you Bon Iver fans tear us limb from limb in the comments section, let us clarify. Although we clearly love Bon Iver's extra-naked, sensitive, '80s AM gold take on folk rock, our guyliner-and-glasses pal is essentially helping reinvent a new musical language of bowel-busting bass and whirring industrial noise. Bon Iver's forbear Bruce Hornsby already won this very award in 1987, while an electronic artist has never taken one home. Let's hear it for drawing new blood. Best Rock Album Jeff Beck - Rock ‘n’ Roll Party (Honoring Les Paul) Foo Fighters - Wasting Light Kings of Leon - Come Around Sundown Red Hot Chili Peppers - I’m With You Wilco - The Whole Love Who Should Win: Foo Fighters Why: Because exactly one album on this list actually "rocks." Best R&B; Album ...

Steve Aoki hitting the open seas on HARD Festivals first every EDM cruise, Holy Ship. Watch to see the whole experience with Steve Aoki along with his best friends Skrillex, Zedd, Diplo, Fat Boy Slim, Destructo, Atrak, Rusko, Dillion Francis, Alvin Ri...