Hip-hop music enthusiasts

(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 28, 2007 ) Sydney, Australia -- The social networking website moob which targets the Australian hip-hop and R&B community is calling out for hip-hip music enthusiasts to submit their DJ mix.The concept is simple several DJs enter! Only one DJ leaves! Enter the Terrordome where all you have to defend your life and honour is your trusty turntables and whatever records you can get your hands on. Up for grabs is a DJ pack to the value of $1500 including Stanton headphones, 2 turntables and mixer from DJ Headquarters, as well as a set at a top hip hop/rnb nightclub RnB Superclub. So if you are a Bedroom DJ trying to break into the club circuit, but have yet to bed the right promoter then we urge you to risk it all and send us a 15 - 20min DJ mix for the greater public to vote on. Win and this is your opportunity for glory, DJ groupies, and getting treated like a b-grade celebrity for playing a few lousy tunes.The concept is simple; take one social networking site moob and one high rating radio station The Edge 96.1 and open a competition in search of new talent within the Urban Music genre. Listeners can log on to moob.com and fill in their profile online, they then submit a 20 min DJ mix to moob and The Edge and let the listeners and users vote for them online. Each week from 29th Jan onwards the contestants will be whittled down to the final four and finally the DJ mix winners announced online and on air.The DJ mix is now so ingrained in popular culture that the old opinion that ‘dance music is a fad,' has finally given way to the firm belief that DJing and the DJ mix is here to stay. The DJ mix now takes many formats, it can be a cut in the studio, where DJs mix them into a compilation, it can take place in the club in the form of CD mixing, the original vinyl mixing or the latest edition the Serato, which is the process of using mp3 wave files linked to a sensitive vinyl platter that detects movement and plays the tracks. The DJ mix has come along way.Moob is a site influenced and affected daily by its' subscribers. Today's tech savvy market no longer want to be dictated to by magazines, websites or any other form of media, they want choice and they want it delivered in a user friendly and immediate fashion. moob puts the control back into users hands and gives them the option of choosing the hip-hop and urban news and content that they want to access.For more info or media enquiries please contact moob 02 8484 3600www.moob.com###

Pierre Kaltoum

pierre@moob.com