TJR and Deth Hertz re-imagine the “A Night At The Roxbury” classic, “What Is Love” on this very paired down, tech house rendition. No shiny suits allowed.

TJR releases a “preview” of his next track, “What’s Up Suckaz”. We guess this is how he imagines the final product might sound. Something along those lines….

With “Harlem Shake” officially arriving this weekend, it’s only a matter of time before the bootleg scene goes crazy with this track. As of now, it’s pretty slim pickings in terms of quality boots for the track. Two that we have been playing in our sets and recommend are as follows. The first is from [cont.]

TJR remixes Will Sparks “Ah Yeah” for Chris Lake’s Rising Music. Due Feb. 1st.

TJR sits down with DJ Pizzo of WeAllHitPlay.Com in fabulous Las Vegas, before his show at Body English on Friday, January 11th, 2013. They speak about the success of “Funky Vodka”, working with Pitbull, collaborating with DJ Dan, his lost remix of Deadmau5′s “Professional Griefers”, remixing Daft Punk, and more.

Victor Niglio takes TJR’s “Ode To Oi’….TO THE TRAP!

“Thunderstruck” is another track that is no stranger to house sets, last freaked by Crookers in 2009. TJR mashes it up with his new smash single, “Ode To Oi” “for Vegas” and says he will make this version available soon.

TJR’s “Ode To Oi” is just that, a funky dutch-driven homage to the British cockney slang word for “hey!”, as made popular by punk bands of the 1970′s. Out now on Beatport via Rising Music.

Miami rapper Pitbull has been no stranger to house/electronic music, as some of his earliest hits sampled songs like Nightcrawlers’ “Push The Feeling On” and Enur’s “Calabria 2007″. He saw great success with last year’s Afrojack / Ne-Yo collaboration “Give Me Everything”, and looks to repeat that with two new tracks with Nick Van De [cont.]

DJ Dan and TJR team up for a collaboration that couldn’t be more of a natural fit. “Jacked Up Funk” is a fun, bouncy track that just hit today on Beatport, courtesy of InStereo Recordings.

TJR’s “Funky Vodka” was one of the year’s surprise smash hits. Some might have been sad to hear that Pitbull used the track for his own single, “Don’t Stop The Party”, but we’re seeing official promos for the song that list TJR as a featured artist. So don’t be mad, he got paid. TJR breaks [cont.]