Because this is what the kids are into. Skrillex's hotter than a tv dinner. Anything bumping. Give it the beat. Boom. Happy Monday night from all of us here @digthevibe

Since we are getting closer to release over here at dig the vibe, we decided to put up a new website at http://digthevibe.com, with a way to sign up to be a part of the beta testing and a countdown. Check it out...

coming soon....

So the weather is starting to turn in Chicago. It's been an incredible weekend. We are all itching for those summer parties. It looks like Tao in Vegas knows what's up. Check it out. dig the vibe

Check out the iPad of @Zak_Kirchner - representing the one and only DTV from Cali. "It's not about where you are, it's about where you want to be." dig the vibe

So you want to throw a party huh? Like a once in a lifetime straight feeling it for weeks party? We'll over at dig the vibe we're in the party business. The real party business. From the backyard shindig to the party in the Hamptons to a legit night on the town rager, we've got you covered. There are some common threads you need to be aware of. Here's a list of five things that every party needs to be killer bro... or sis

1. The venue matters- pick somewhere that speaks to your audience. Make someone feel comfortable enough, but still excite them with visual candy...

2. Invite the right mix of peeps. You definitely need a solid guy girl ratio and it pays to invite a few of your rainmaker friends. You know the party types that get everything going and as the night goes on, keep everything going.

3. Establish the ideal drink food combo situation. Don't leave anyone wanting, but also don't give too many options. There's no need for a gin and root beer, know what I'm saying? That ain't classy or fun. Speak to the people and give them the goods. It fuels the party and rounds out the vibe.

4. Have a surprise. Something, anything and pull it at the right time. If you know your peeps you'll know what to do.

5. Know when to make moves. If it's getting awkward or people aren't feeling it, have the next step lined up. Be flexible and ready to move at an instant. If you've gotta take the party somewhere else - know the place.

keep it bumping. what up now? dig the vibe

So it's almost one and it's one of those Saturday nights - out with with friends, dinner, wine, laughs, and incredible conversations. The party is still going on, but has moved to the first floor art gallery and I am tucked away working on dig the vibe feeling the bass through the floor. These days I carry my mac and mobile hotspot everywhere.

That's the power of a startup - carry it with you, set it up anytime, and make it happen. The rest of the team in San Francisco and Chicago are crushing it too. This is it. Burning through a Saturday night. What up Chicago? This party's bumping. You better get ready for dig the vibe. It won't be long now. Straight up. When you're feeling it.

DTV

Help us translate dig the vibe into as many languages as possible and spread it around the world...

挖的心情  - chinese simplified

気分を掘る - japanese

grafa skap - icelandic

גראָבן די שטימונג - hebrew

scavare l'umore - italian

cavar el ambiente - spanish

creuser la vibe - french

копать Вибе - russian

dig |dig|

verb ( digging ; past dug |dəg|)

1 [ trans. ] ( dig something up/out) discover information after a search or investigation : have you dug up any information on the captain?

2 [ trans. ]  appreciate, or understand : I really dig the vibe.

vibe |vīb|

noun informal

1 (usu. vibes) a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place as communicated to and felt by others : a lot of cool people giving off good vibes. [ORIGIN: abbreviation of vibrations.]

so pretty much what it says... coming soon to an iPhone near you.

dig the vibe was built by us for us. So who are we? Let's take a quick look...

The Millennials are online natives. They literally grew up with the Internet and have high expectations for online content and usability. The statistics speak for themselves.

Pew Statistics on Millennials and

Pew Internet Generations 2010 Report

-       95% go online daily

-       62% bank online

-       33% get financial information online

-       83% have a profile on a social networking website

-       85% look for health information online

-       43% read blogs

-       80% watch online videos

-       66% send instant messages

-       50% play online video games

-       20% have posted a video of themselves online

-       37% of 18-29 year olds are currently unemployed