WEEKLY PODCAST
The Dailey Blend is a weekly podcast from Atlanta based DJ Reed Dailey. Each week the mix showcases the latest in house and progressive. By subscribing to itunes each mix will be automatically downloaded to your podcast section of itunes by clicking here or find it on various other social sites which are linked below.
Download or stream The Dailey Blend at the following locations:
Find Reed and The Dailey Blend at the following locations on the web:
iTunes: Youtube.com/ReedDailey
VIMEO: Vimeo.com/ReedDailey
YOUTUBE: Youtube.com/ReedDailey
ABOUT
Reed Dailey began his musical journey 10 years ago while living in New York City where he spent years schlepping vinyl and playing various gigs in and around the Lower East Side. After a series of successful events at the now closed Orchid lounge, Reed was able to land a weekly residency which he held for two years from 2006-2008. Upon Orchid closing its doors, Reed moved down the block to the red door wonder that was 40C. With nothing but a red door and a dimly lit light above, nothing screamed pure unadulterated fun like 40C. Cheap drinks, dim lighting, and a sound system that wouldn’t stop, once you walked through that red door you knew Reed was going to take you on a musical journey playing everything from indie dance all the way to electro monsters. After a successful year long residency at 40C, Reed packed his bags and headed down south to Atlanta GA where he now resides.
Continuing to feed his love for music, Reed founded The Dailey Blend, a site dedicated to the sole purpose of promoting quality music and help aspiring dj’s and producers reach the masses. Quickly gaining popularity in and around the Atlanta area, Reed launched a weekly podcast under the same moniker ‘The Dailey Blend’ which can be downloaded and subscribed to via iTunes and showcases the hottest new house tracks.
Always a part of ATL’s finest social scene, Reed has quickly captivated the Atlanta masses with his weekly podcasts, mashups and mixes, look to Reed to be your musical guide.
