Articles Tagged With: Bambi

Fly Eye Records plays hosts to Bambi's first studio output

After a day spent barbecuing and celebrating in backyards across the US, the morning after July 4th is always one defined by bad sunburns and worse hangovers. Thankfully the beautiful Eva Shaw, better known as Bambi, lends her talents to our 64th edition of Axis. Just like kicking the dog that bit you, Bambi's mix doesn't try to nurse you back to normalcy. Instead she kicks you out of bed, puts a beer in your hand and reminds you that the holiday weekend has just begun - so quit being so soft. Don't let her looks deceive you, the talented DJ works through 16 of big room and electro's most unrelenting tracks from her own bootleg of Blasterjaxx & Billy the Kit's "Loud & Proud" to Flosstradamus & DJ Slink's "Crown Ctrl." Press play to shake off the mid-morning haze and hop past the break to see the Bambi's full tracklist.

Las Vegas isn't the only place to be for fun in the sun during Memorial Day Weekend as Revel is officially opening the HQ Beach Club in Atlantic City. Over the course of the three day drinking holiday, the hotel will host eight different DJs including Armin van Buuren, Wolfgang Gartner, Laidback Luke, and New York City staple Boris. Whether you're in search of euphoric trance, grinding electro, tribal beats, or a dirty dutch soundtrack all will be at your disposal at HQ Dayclub and Nightclub.

The highly-anticipated Hakkasan Las Vegas plans to open its doors next month at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, bringing along a long list of exclusive DJ residencies to fill the monolithic new megaclub. After announcing, Tiësto, Calvin Harris, deadmau5 and Steve Aoki, Hakkasan has revealed the final touches to its impressive residency roster. Bambi, Bingo Players, Bob Sinclar, Dada Life, Danny Avila, Fergie, Hardwell, Laidback Luke, Michael Woods, NERVO, Quintino, R3HAB and Tommy Trash will all have exclusive residencies at both Hakkasan and the iconic WET REPUBLIC pool party.

Like any native of New Jersey, much of my younger 20s were spent stumbling through the neon lit and awkwardly carpeted atriums of Atlantic City's dated casinos. In terms of luxury and elegance there wasn't much to look forward to along the Jersey coastline. Debauchery? yes, luxury? hell no. When news of Revel's development began, our eyes once again looked towards the Jersey coast. Their mission was bold - make Atlantic City a destination for more than just geriatrics on slot machines. It's aim was to bring all of the luxury and grandeur of Vegas's preeminent hotels to the North East, giving the residents of New Jersey and New York a Vegas of their own. The second we set foot inside the world class establishment last summer for Avicii's performance at Ovation Hall, there was no question -- they had succeeded.