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Eleven years ago, the world of electronic dance music was graced with a collaboration that would leave a lasting impression: Alesso‘s remix of OneRepublic’s ‘If I Lose Myself’. Following the success of his earlier hit ‘Calling (Losing My Mind)’ with Sebastian Ingrosso and Ryan Tedder, Alesso teamed up once again with OneRepublic in 2013 to deliver this iconic track. Alessandro Lindblad, known professionally as Alesso, had already begun to make waves in the EDM scene, particularly in his home
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Axwell is mostly known for his work together with Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso, under the legendary name of Swedish House Mafia, but his solo work never disappointed either. In 2013, the Swedish icon released one of his biggest hits and the first song post the Swedish House Mafia breakup, ‘Centre Of The Universe,’ a track which quickly became part of the beautiful image that progressive house holds in electronic music. The emotional instrumental is a masterpiece created by the Swedis
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Eleven years ago, Daft Punk released ‘Get Lucky’, a track that became an instant classic and a defining song of the decade. Released in 2013 as part of their groundbreaking album ‘Random Access Memories’, ‘Get Lucky’ featured the unmistakable vocals of Pharrell Williams and the legendary guitar riffs of Nile Rodgers, creating a blend of disco, funk, and electronic elements that captured the essence of past and present sounds. ‘Get Lucky’ was praised for its fresh, retro feel that harked back
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11 years have passed since the release of ‘Never Say Goodbye’, and it certainly hasn’t said goodbye to being a massively popular song that can still rock a festival. This collaboration between Hardwell and Dyro would get its premiere at Ultra Music Festival 2013 during Hardwell’s set to an incredible reaction from the crowd and has gone on to accumulate almost 20 million streams on Spotify following its release on the album ‘Hardwell Presents Revealed Volume 4.’ By this point in time Hardwel
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Eleven years ago, the electronic dance music community was gifted with ‘Reload’, a track that became an instant classic and an anthem in the EDM world. The initial collaboration between Sebastian Ingrosso, one of the stalwarts of Swedish House Mafia, and Australian producer Tommy Trash, resulted in an electrifying instrumental track released in 2012. However, it was the addition of John Martin‘s powerful vocals in 2013 that transformed ‘Reload’ into a monumental track that captivated audiences w
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“Imma say, BOOYAH!” Released in 2013, Showtek gave us one of the most iconic Bigroom songs out there. Back when the genre was at its peak with other tracks such as ‘Animals,’ ‘LRAD‘ and ‘Wakanda‘ being released, the renowned Dutch duo Showtek have shook festivals all over the world with their ‘Booyah,’ the song that proudly represents the Showtek sound. The track has quickly gained popularity in the industry, receiving plays from the likes of David Guetta, W&W and Calvin Harris, as w
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2013 was a huge year for Steve Aoki as he would release a massive hit with Linkin Park, collaborate with R3hab, and release one of his greatest songs ever, ‘Boneless.’ Named after a skateboarding trick and simply aimed to be a fun club song, this song would go well beyond the expectations of the artists behind it and became one of biggest electronic tracks of the year. Aoki collaborated with Chris Lake and Tujamo who were both building a name for themselves in the early 2010s and ‘Boneless’
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The massive festival classic, City of Dreams, was released 12 years ago, today. Produced in 2014 by Alesso in collaboration with Melbourne-based DJ, Dirty South, the duo created the track of a lifetime. Joining them in the effort to produce such a remarkable tune is Ruben Haze with passionate vocals. The track stems from the beginning of Alesso’s discography during a period which he dropped one classic after another. The record can be considered one of the progressive EDM classics along the
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In 2012, amidst a flurry of groundbreaking releases in the electronic dance music scene, Avicii released ‘Silhouettes’, a track that solidified his position as one of the genre’s most influential and promising artists. Coming off the immense success of ‘Levels’, which became a global anthem with over 500 million streams, Avicii faced the challenge of following up on such a monumental hit. On April 27, 2012, he answered with ‘Silhouettes’, a single that continued to shape his legacy as a pioneer
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Back in 2011, Lenny Kravitz dropped his ninth studio album ‘Black and White America’ that featured the track ‘Superlove’ which was a chilled-out funk song that only a year later would take on a very different feel. In 2012 Avicii released his take on the song that was adored by fans and would continue his success in the charts across the early 2010’s. Avicii was already on a roll following on from releasing some of his most loved songs such as ‘Levels’, ‘I Could Be The One’ and ‘Silhouettes.
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In 2011 David Guetta released his 5th studio album ‘Nothing but the Beat’ which was packed with huge hits that would rocket into the charts including the iconic ‘Titanium.’ As if the album couldn’t get any better, the following year Guetta would expand the album adding 6 extra tracks with the lead single being another absolute classic, ‘She Wolf (Falling To Pieces)’. Sia would provide the vocals on this track following on from also singing on ‘Titanium’ and she once again gave an incredible,
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Twelve years ago, on May 8, 2012, deadmau5 released ‘The Veldt’, featuring vocalist Chris James, a track that quickly became one of the most celebrated singles in his extensive discography. This progressive house masterpiece, inspired by Ray Bradbury’s short story of the same name, showcases deadmau5’s ability to blend intricate electronic rhythms with emotive melodies, creating an ethereal and captivating auditory experience. ‘The Veldt’ is notable not only for its soothing, expansive sound
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Twelve years ago, the electronic dance music scene was set ablaze with the release of ‘Kontiki’, a collaboration between Hardwell and the then-rising star Dannic. Released in early 2012, ‘Kontiki’ quickly made waves, landing high on the Miami Buzz Chart and garnering significant attention with a teaser that amassed over 2 million views. ‘Kontiki’ is the epitome of a big room anthem, characterized by its energetic stabs, commanding lead theme, and robust basslines. The track is further elevat
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In 2012, a year marked by the global rise of electronic dance music with tracks like ‘Spaceman’ by Hardwell and ‘Million Voices’ by Otto Knows, a rising star named Porter Robinson released ‘Language’, a single that would become a defining moment in his career. At the time, Porter Robinson was a promising talent in the EDM scene, and with ‘Language’, he firmly established himself as a formidable artist. The track, known for its emotive energy and expansive soundscapes, gained over 50 million stre
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Twelve years ago, on March 13, 2012, the world of electronic dance music was gifted with ‘Calling (Lose My Mind)’ by Swedish producers Alesso and Sebastian Ingrosso, featuring vocals from Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic. This track not only received critical acclaim but also achieved widespread commercial success, being certified 2x Platinum in Sweden and reaching #1 on Billboard’s US Hot Dance Club Songs chart. ‘Calling (Lose My Mind)’ played a pivotal role in Alesso‘s rise in the EDM scene, marking
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Twelve years ago, on March 13, 2012, the world of electronic dance music was gifted with ‘Calling (Lose My Mind)’ by Swedish producers Alesso and Sebastian Ingrosso, featuring vocals from Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic. This track not only received critical acclaim but also achieved widespread commercial success, being certified 2x Platinum in Sweden and reaching #1 on Billboard’s US Hot Dance Club Songs chart. ‘Calling (Lose My Mind)’ played a pivotal role in Alesso‘s rise in the EDM scene, marking
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Thirteen years ago, a powerhouse collaboration between Afrojack, Pitbull, Ne-Yo, and Nayer produced ‘Give Me Everything’, a track that became a global phenomenon. Released in 2011, this single not only topped charts around the world but also became an anthem of the summer, encapsulating a spirit of carefree celebration. ‘Give Me Everything’ showcased a perfect blend of Afrojack‘s electrifying EDM beats with Pitbull‘s energetic rap verses, Ne-Yo‘s smooth R&B vocals, and Nayer‘s sultry hoo
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Thirteen years ago, before hitting monumental success with ‘Levels’, Avicii, the Swedish DJ and producer who would become one of the most influential figures in electronic music, released ‘Blessed’. This track came out on May 9, 2011, showcasing Avicii‘s signature melodic piano house style that had already begun to captivate fans worldwide. ‘Blessed’ quickly became a fan favorite, resonating deeply with audiences, especially after Avicii included it in his groundbreaking performance at Tomor
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David Guetta is without a doubt one of the biggest catalysts for starting the massive popularity of EDM in the early 2010’s releasing a consistent stream of huge chart hits. The release of his fifth studio album ‘Nothing But The Beat’ brought along a series of iconic David Guetta hits including ‘Titanium’, ‘Where Them Girls At’ and of the course the incredible club bouncing ballad ‘Without You.’ Adding to the long list of huge collaborations on the album, Usher would feature on the track providi
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Let’s go back to 2011, thirteen years ago today. On this day, the “Pioneer of Dubstep,” would put dubstep on the map by releasing his award-winning track, ‘First of the Year (Equinox)’. The person I’m referring to is none other than nine-time Grammy winner, DJ and producer, Skrillex. ‘First of the Year (Equinox)’ was the first track on the dubstep prodigy’s third EP, ‘More Monsters & Sprites’. With a reggae vibe for the intro, it quickly shifts into an abyss of darkness with the heavy co
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Seven months after progressive house supergroup Swedish House Mafia charted their first number one single, ‘Miami to Ibiza’, they served up an epic banger of proportions that is still loved by festival goers worldwide today. ‘Save the World’ dropped on May 13th , 2011, instantly becoming the #1 dance hit in the United States and 10 in the UK. Selling over 463K copies in the US alone, the track was nominated for a Grammy that year for Best Dance Recording placing the trio into icon status. Th
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Let’s take it back to the golden days of dance music. More precisely, 2010, the year Steve Angello released his all time classic ‘Knas‘, an electro house masterpiece that gets played even these days and makes the crowds go crazy. Having spent much time on the White Isle, the track gained popularity in clubs such as Pacha Ibiza where Angello would headline shows together with his friends Sebastian Ingrosso & Axwell. With so much hype built around it, the song reached big names in the indu
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Fourteen years ago, two of the biggest names in electronic dance music, Tiësto and Diplo, teamed up to create ‘C’Mon’, a track that quickly became a standout release in a year crowded with EDM milestones. Released on May 12, 2010, ‘C’Mon’ captured the essence of the burgeoning EDM movement, featuring powerful synths and dynamic production that showcased the distinctive styles of both artists. The instrumental version of ‘C’Mon’ resonated deeply within the EDM community, gaining over 50 milli
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Fourteen years ago, on March 19, 2010, Tony Igy released ‘Astronomia’, a track that would become an iconic staple in the electronic dance music landscape. This single captured the essence of the dance and rave scene with its instantly recognizable synths and an infectious melody that could energize any crowd worldwide. ‘Astronomia’ was not just a dance track; it evolved into a cultural phenomenon. The melody of ‘Astronomia’ proved to be timeless. Its widespread appeal led to a notable remix
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Fifteen years ago, on April 1, 2009, a collaboration that would become a cornerstone in the history of electronic dance music was born. Before the official formation of Swedish House Mafia, Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello teamed up with the renowned Laidback Luke to produce ‘Leave The World Behind’, a track that remains a progressive dance music masterpiece. This collaboration, featuring the combined talents of these legendary artists, created a sound that was both innovative and t
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