It's not too often that Sunday night becomes one of the hottest nights to go out in Los Angeles. But when celebrating the birthdays of 3 of the biggest names in Hollywood, it can almost be guaranteed that all rules go out the window. Last night, Russian Rob, Igor Zag and Eli Wehbe -- owners of LA's newest hotspot Sound -- capped off a weekend full of celebrations by bringing in Australia's own Dragan Roganović, better known as Dirty South. The man himself came on just passed midnight as the work week had officially begun; no one in the entire venue even seemed to notice as the place erupted at the very sight of him taking the decks. Following up on the opening set, he slowly lulled the crowd with a tech/deep house opening couple of tracks before unleashing a perfect combination of Dirty South classics, new singles from his debut artist album Speed of Life and (what seemed like) a whole array of never before heard IDs, remixes and mashups. Everyone got to enjoy the familiar sounds of tracks such as "Walking Alone," "Devil's Work," and "Silvia," all the while bouncing and jumping around to remixes of tracks along the likes of "Nillionaire" by Alesso and "Alive," a DS and Thomas Gold collaboration. All in all, the Sound crew was able to turn any old 'Sunday bloody Sunday' until one of the best Sunday nights I've been witness to in quite sometime (not to mention that some familiar faces such as Avicii decided to join in on the party). Happy birthday to the big 3 from all of us here at DxE!
