Enferno

E.A.S.Y. link up with Jeremih-collaborator Sayyi for their glorious new single "What You Mean."

As #realDJing evolves into a far more set-in stone movement than just an online hashtag campaign, acts like E.A.S.Y. (aka Enferno and Shiftee, Yo) bec

We've been keeping tabs on D.C.'s Enferno for quite some time, largely because he'll naturally fit into the live show space perfectly once the masses

When reaching out to DJs Enferno and Shiftee regarding their latest E.A.S.Y (Erferno and Shiftee, Yo) project, you have to understand one thing first.

Earlier this month, we saw that the addition of Kid Ink turned "Boneless" into "Delirious," but today we get an entirely new take on the infectious nu

Once "Pound Cake" hit, we know a LOT of rappers started hopping on the beat (although, arguably, Childish Gambino did it best). Not too many producers remixed it, which is shocking. Maybe they knew that Enferno was going to swoop in and flip the beat into something epic. Seriously, we're not sure why anyone else would bother after seeing what this phenom did to the beat... live. No need for Hov or Drake lines (although Drake's dad does make an appearance). Shit is too tough. Salute.

We're living in the last days of 2013, and while parts of these United States are being hit with snowstorms like Cleon and Electra, you need some beats to keep your warm, right? DAD's got those remixed treats to keep you covered, whether it's with a blanket, nap style or getting you moving. Sip something warm and fuzzy and go ham to these.

Last week, we premiered a slick live remix video of Enferno doing his thing with Jay Z's "Fuckwithmeyouknowigotit," and today he's unleashed a special

Scratch Nerds II rekindled our love for turntablism, and having someone like Enferno around these days to put a new spin on just how much a live DJ ca

Usually, A-Trak is using his "Short Cuts" series to show off his turntable routines, preferably over EDM tracks. For the fourth installment, he called in DJ Enferno to knock out a sick live rendition of his remix of Will Brennan's "RNR." In his own slick style, Enferno pulls off a routine most DJs can only dream of knocking out.

One of the key difference between the "electronica" craze of the 1990s and today's EDM scene is the fact that vinyl is pretty much unheard of as a mea

Everyone knows by now that current trap sound has roots in the southern rap sound that Lex Luger and Gucci Mane and the like pushed for years. Enfern