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Chances are you've heard some mashups by now. They started as an underground phenomenon, but over the past half-dozen years, they've popped up on MTV and Spike. The practice of lifting tracks from very different music sources to create a seamless, danceable and bizarre collision could actually be the future of pop music, freed at last from any original context. DJs Adrian and Mysterious D run the Bootie club night which now operates in New York, L.A., London, Beijing and San Francisco. We asked A+D if mash-ups are what tomorrow's cyborgs will have plugged into their audio receptors. More »
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