BIOGRAPHY
He's dubbed himself The King of Pop, and now he has the radio station to prove it.
Well-known dance music messiah Alan Astor has taken up a new position as the Owner, CEO,
Producer, DJ, Receptionist, and part-time Janitor of ASTOR106, a new international
all-digital 24/7/365 streaming radio station produced somewhere around the the greater
New York area, and already featuring promotional events occuring in 47 major markets on
12 continents. Eccentric? Yes. Genius? Maybe. Astor's ventures have been called
everything from 'insane' to 'overrated' to 'underrated' to 'mind-blowingly,
life-changingly brilliant'. But no matter what anyone says about him, one thing is
clear: this one-man musical coup means business, and he's not going to stand down until
Pop Music has become his kingdom.
"For Promotional Use Only" is the first in a series of live on-air mixes from ASTOR106
featuring 11 of Astor's exclusive remixes of some of the most popular radio songs
including Lil Wayne's 'A Milli', Usher's 'In This Club', Lionel Richie's 'All Night
Long', and Chris Brown's 'Kiss Kiss' plus Astor's originals 'Shake' and 'Feeling
Feelings'. The 45-minute mix is taken straight from broadcast complete with station
imaging and commercials from ASTOR106's sponsors such as Future Cola, Fatozine,
Indifferenze, Iraq The Ride, 766-86-Money, and more. Astor is no stanger to success. In
2008 alone he has produced a remix for Spoon with DJ Amaze, was #1 on HypeMachine for his
'Kiss Kiss' remix, was featured on every dance blog from MissingToof to Palms Out to
Discobelle, had exclusive tracks released on RCRDLBL, remixed Ol Dirty Bastard with Drop
The Lime, and played every hot spot on NY's Lower East Side and Brooklyn. His remixes
continue to whiz around the globe as fast as he produces them, making it into the mixes
and sets of DJs from Chicago to Sweden to Berlin. If you think the man doesn't know how
to drop them himself, go check out YouTube. It's no wonder that if you dig deep, you'll
find details of shows he's done with Girl Talk.
Alan Zoltan Astor was born in the late 70's to Hungarian immigrants and took to music,
technology, and entrepreneurship at an early age. In his teens he was already the DJ at
every house party and school dance in town. After several underground releases of his
remixes and original music, in 2005 he released his first full length EP 'Everything Is
Possible' on which he wrote, sang, and coproduced all 10 tracks including the hit single
'Fantastic Fantasy'. 'I consider ASTOR106 to be the culmination of all of my life's
work", says Astor, "it completely and truly expresses who I am and how I view the world
today"
