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pretty much everyone apart from you thinks the app is rubbish tbf

"Mash Ups" (eurgh) were an interesting idea for about one week around ten years ago. Nothing more than a gimmick in my opinion.

and not official representations of where they are at, they weren't meant for people to buy or to be sequels to their one official release. Dj's often play the same tracks in their sets, as i am sure you know and if you recorded and released pretty much any dj's sets, in a particular time period, you'd get a lot of repetition.

As for the app, a large percentage of it IS older stuff, and the focus in the selection has always been on bringing to a wider audience lost and unknown gems. If you don't like that, fair enough, and if you don't like the genres of music chosen, also fair enough. Then it's a matter of differing taste, and I respect that. I don't think you if you know about music that you can argue that it hasn't been done well. I know people who dj both chicago records and cosmic disco records and fans of hardcore punk, real trainspottery types who think the mixes are amazing.

F.Y.I. They don't use Serato when playing live and never have they use cdj 2000's now, and dvj's for the under the covers tour. For UTC they are limited by the tracks they have made animations for (over 200) , but they are pretty much always faced with capacity crowds going crazy.

Also, strictly speaking, they haven't made a mash up in pretty much ten years(maybe eight) The perception that that's what they do is frankly, erroneous probably caused by journalists who don't know mixing from mashing up (there's a big difference) yet they still get referred to as mash up kings. It's lazy writing in my opinion that has served to perpetuate a myth.

Give the app another try if you want, I'd be amazed if you don't enjoy at least some of it- lots of people do. If not fair enough, we can agree to disagree.