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Justin Kleinfeld ~ Novermber 21, 2006 - Fresh off his killer run as the mastermind behind the critically acclaimed DJs ARE ALIVE project, DJ / Producer The Scumfrog will soon release his long awaited new mix CD – “Mega Scum.” This album is an attempt to inject a feeling of freshness and fun into the increasingly stale DJ Mix market. From the outrageous – if not scary – cover art to the spanking new and exclusive tracks, Mega Scum is a whole lot of fun from top to bottom.

“Mega Scum” is packed to the hilt with a number of exclusive tracks, including The Scumfrog’s own "Durty Extra" and his remix of The Simple Minds new single “Different World” (not available commercially in the US) Another MEGA exclusive is White Leppard’s “Come Save Me;” the hot collaboration between influential members of the NYC nightlife scene (including Gaby Dershin from Astro & Glyde, Swamy - the modern day version of Michael Alig - and The Scumfrog). A true exclusive, the White Leppard boys are keeping this track for their own live gigs and this compilation!

The official record release party of Mega Scum will be held in Second Life! For those who don't know Second Life, go check it out SecondLife.com (a bit of a 3D MySpace Virtual World) The Scumfrog will open a club in Second Life shortly after the record release party, so if you make sure you're on my MySpace page (http://www.myspace.com/thescumfrogscoop) you will be kept up to date about everything!

On the production front, the always busy Scumfrog recently had his 10th number 1 club record with a remix of Paris Hilton’s “Stars Are Blind” and is currently finishing the new Scumfrog single "Secret" with Sarah Tancer. Stay tuned for news on other brand new productions and the return of DJs ARE ALIVE!
For more information check out TheScumFrog.com, DJsAreAlive.com or RephlektorInk.com

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