New showcase for Colorado DJs and electronic musicians

Cory Casciato July 17, 2009 1:06PM

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D1g1tal Mayh3m, a new site for showcasing the work of Colorado DJs and electronic music artists launched recently. The site aims to offer a forum for some of the less commercial strains of electronic music to be heard. Specifically, the site offers free, streaming mixes in the genres of ambient, downtempo, dubstep, experimental and "assorted Techno flavors" (I like my techno raspberry, personally). Currently, they've delivered three-fifths of their promised styles, with a dubstep mix from Alert, an ambient offering from Psychodelic and a downtempo set from Uncle Schmoocoo.

They are also looking for Colorado artists in these styles to submit their own mixes for consideration, so if you're a burgeoning new talent looking for some exposure, visit D1g1tal Mayh3m and let them know you're out there.

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