He’s quite fond of a bit of the old inking (as seen in his Space Invaders tat and a myriad of others), and he’s put it to his fans to get involved with the next one, as revealed on his social media sites last week:

“Getting a sleeve done, and I’ve thought of a really f***ing cool idea” he said on his Facebook page. “For every one of you crazy fans i love so much that have deadmau5 tattoos, im going to give you a square inch or something like that for you to design me something,” he continued. “ill eventually compile them all and get a full sleve [sic] done ”

If you want to have a go, email a pic of your tattoo to deadmau5@deadmau5.com with ‘deadmau5 tatt project’ in the subject line, and your design. Er, if you are mental enough to give this a go, we guess we had best wish you all good luck?

Ministry of Sound announce their massive New Years Eve showcase at the o2 Arena with headliners Calvin Harris, Deadmau5, Justice, Plump DJs, Example, Dave Spoon and special guest Eric Prydz!

To celebrate Ministry are offering these tasty promo bits…

Win a pair of tickets, 5 star hotel accommodation, a £500 asos.com voucher, free entry to MoS for life and more! http://apps.facebook.com/clubcomp/

DJ Mix from Deadmau5…

Calvin Harris DJ Mix!…

For information and tickets look here… http://www.ministryofsound.com/NYE/Index.aspx

Big In Ibiza’s head A&R man, ‘Filthy’ Dave Louca, shows his sensitive side with his new single ‘Believe In Me’ following up ‘All Alone’ as well as the monster anthems ‘Teardrops’ and ‘The Boy Is Mine’ under his Love Assassins guise. ‘Believe In Me’ sees Filthy Louca branch out from his trademark sound and incorporates lush pads, rave style chords, techy synths and vulnerable vocal samples that creates a Kaskade and Deadmau5 influenced feel good vibe.

Joy ‘n Pain Ft KBJ – My Love
(Steve Haines Remix)

Following up on the massive support this track has received for it’s original Bassline mixes, Steve Haines gets behind the buttons and creates a smart, uplifting house track.

Joy ‘n Pain – the duo made up of London based Dezz Jones and Birmingham based producer, JC have already had a flurry of massive tunes, including the club smash, Why Did You Play Me and with a number of official remixes for the majors, this duo have begun making big waves in the Bassline scene and beyond, with this release certainly living up to standards.

Whether its vocal, funky or electronic, Steve Haines’ versatility and open minded approach to house music never fails to impress a crowd. He has gained recognition around the UK with residencies and guest sets at nights including Godskitchen, Miss Moneypennys, Cream and Pukka Up, also making appearances at clubs including The Cross (R.I.P), Pacha and Heaven in London. Production wise, Steve has gone on to remix for the likes of Stonebridge and had his tracks and remixes supported by some big names including Pete Tong on his Fast Trax show.