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Everyone knows that life is full of lessons. Not everyone knows, however, how to channel those lessons and the emotions that come with them into impactful music. That's what WHIPPED CREAM has done with her new EP, is this real?, imbuing a new dimension to her sound. The project, she says, was penned during the "darkest time" of her life. "I think many times people ask themselves in good or bad situations, 'Is this really happening? Is this really my life?'" WHIPPED CREAM said in a press release.

Celebrate your inner “Child” with WHIPPED CREAM‘s latest masterpiece, a song that lives in the moment as we did when we were younger. The new anthem written and produced by Caroline Cecil aka WHIPPED CREAM is raw and emotional, focusing on inner strength and inspiration. Through its beautiful, wholesome sounds and message, “Child” asks that for the next three minutes and 13 seconds, we let go of the pressures of everyday life and just be free. The song’s music video flashes back to Cecil as a

WHIPPED CREAM has arrived on the scene in 2022 with her first original of the year — and she invited some rather iconic friends to the party — Big Freedia, Moore Kismet and UNIIQU3. The collaborative single “HOLD UP” doubles as a club banger and empowering anthem, celebrating black sheep everywhere with fierce energy and bounce. The team up of these bold artists and personalities is beautifully executed, with intent to encourage anyone who may hear the collab to be themselves unapologetically.

Acclaimed Indonesian DJ and producer Whisnu Santika returns with a musical heatwave, teaming up with rising producer Akeey and international lyricist Liquid Silva for ‘Are You Ready’, a high-impact electric release on Spinnin’ Records. Marking Whisnu’s debut on the iconic label, this milestone collaboration signals a major step forward in his global journey. Fueled by relentless drops and futuristic energy, ‘Are You Ready’ raps into the mindset of digital creatives designed to awaken and inspire

With over a decade of production experience and a lifelong immersion in music, Who is Silus? embarks on a unique journey of self-discovery and connection. This project isn’t just about music—it’s a deep exploration of what it means to be alive. The debut single “TETHER” has already set the stage, and more releases are on the horizon, promising to expand on the project’s distinctive aesthetic. Who is Silus? is more than just an artist; the project invites listeners to reflect on their own exp

Las Vegas gears up for its biggest weekend in dance music as EDC comes to town, but not everything is happening at the Speedway this year, some are at LIV. While EDC Las Vegas 2025 international fans, five of the biggest names in EDM have chosen a different stage. Dabin, Said The Sky, Knock2, David Guetta, and John Summit will not appear at EDC this year. Instead, they have committed performances at LIV Las Vegas and LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. The 5 DJs You Won’t See at EDC Vegas

D.I.Y collectives and figureheads have long been integral to movements that drive changes in taste. They often invite exploration of more open-minded views, breaking the monotony that can, unfortunately, creep into scenes from time to time. In a post-pandemic world where any rule book that once existed has been tossed aside, the nightlife landscape of 2024 feels entirely different. This shift has been so challenging for many music industry workers that it has led to an unprecedented rate of nigh

Oscar Kenny, known by his moniker Bypass Music, is a rising star in the electronic music scene. With his debut EP, he has managed to create a unique blend of ambient textures and emotional depth that resonates with listeners on a personal level. Based in Leeds, Oscar has been honing his craft since his early teens, spending countless hours in his home studio. In this exclusive interview, we dive into his creative process, inspirations, and plans for the future. What are you up to now? I’

Photo Credit: Kamil Szczucki It is no secret that Perth loves D&B, and after watching artists from across the globe gush about its parties on social media, it’s clear to see that D&B too, loves Perth. Don’t get it twisted though: This was no happy accident. Like every scene, there are key players responsible for this wizardry. There have been many producers, promoters, artists and DJs who have helped the Perth D&B scene flourish into the beautiful raving city that it is today. El

His album, Pillars, came out this August and he’s now ready to bring his unique sound to the club scene. While you may know him as one half of the D&B duo The Outsiders, Sorza’s solo work takes a more experimental direction. In Pillars, he draws on Bulgarian folklore, revisits half-time rhythms, and finds inspiration from artists like Ivy Lab and Lorn. To fully experience this album, we recommend listening from start to finish rather than shuffling through the tracks. Sorza weaves togeth

Photo Credit: Giulia Spadafora Over the last few years, the face of underground music has changed. More of a focus on vocals has helped many artists truly explain their music and the thought behind what they’re putting out. The resurgence in grime and the focus on the MC in electronic music has only helped to stoke this change, and at the same time, artists like Nia Archives and A Little Sound have continued to show what is possible with some serious DIY attitude and truly great vocals. 

Four years ago, she released her first music and now she’s already on her fourth headline tour. It’s going well for Zingara. For The Crystal Children, her most recent EP, was released on November 1, and it’s a love letter to her “childhood dreams, the universe and the collective.” Ever since she was little, Zingara has been inspired by these themes and now, she’s bringing them to life through her music and through workshops at festivals.  For The Crystal Children is a follow-up on her debut

Insane Bass Ballistics pound through WHOiSEE’s Demon Hour. The sheer heaviness of the sound itself does more than raise the roof; it smashes it into shards. Everything within the atmosphere has a colossal physicality. A geometric take on dubstep with each drop, the song constantly shifts in terms of its angle. Lots of the work comes through with its multilayered hybrid leanings. One of those tracks that celebrate the escapist that good EDM and dubstep ought to bring to the audience, it is prett

Danish electronic music trio, WhoMadeWho has released their highly anticipated new album, Kiss & Forget. This marks their first full-length album since the acclaimed ‘UUUU’ in 2022. The 13-track album showcases the band’s versatility, blending elements of indie electronic, pop, house, disco, synthwave, and more. Featuring collaborations with renowned artists like RY X, Blue Hawaii, Adriatique, Kölsch, and nour, Kiss & Forget offers a very diverse listening experience. The album explo

Just over a month after the release of their highly praised album Kiss and Forget, electronic music powerhouse WhoMadeWho is back with a remix of their collaborative track ‘Heartless’ with Kölsch, reimagined by the talented Italian duo Fideles. This marks the first official remix of “Heartless” and continues the band’s streak of high-profile collaborations and accolades. ‘Heartless’ (Fideles Remix) The Fideles remix of ‘Heartless’ takes a track that blends the styles of WhoMadeWho a

Following a year of critical acclaim, WhoMadeWho is back with a remix package that reimagines their latest album, Kiss & Forget. The Danish electronic trio has tapped into a diverse pool of talent, from established veterans to emerging artists, to create a collection of fresh interpretations of their original tracks. The collection includes seven exclusive new remixes, led by rising Belgian talent MAXI MERAKI’s take on “Saturday”, alongside contributions from a supergroup collaboration o

Since their creation, the Danish trio WhoMadeWho has been a driving force in pushing the boundaries of music, seamlessly blending Indie, Disco, and Techno into an electrifying fusion that continually leaves audiences in awe. Comprising Tomas Høffding, Tomas Barfod, and Jeppe Kjellberg,  the band has built a discography that spans over a decade. With a legacy that stretches from Circoloco to Coachella, their live performances have garnered a reputation for being nothing short of legendary. Memora

After a year full of industry recognition and critical praise, WhoMadeWho presents a whole remix package for their eighth studio album Kiss & Forget. Offering fresh ideas on the band’s most recent creative opus, the collection brings together seasoned electronic music players with new talent. The whole Kiss & Forget remix pack Leading the package is the version of “Saturday” by emerging Belgian genius MAXI MERAKI. Renowned for his performances at Tomorrowland and current US tour, Merak

There’s something uniquely unforgettable about starting the New Year with Martin Garrix. His sets aren’t just music—they’re a journey, a shared experience that stays with you long after the lights go down. For me, it started back in 2018 at Knock Knock Festival, where Martin headlined the countdown. As the fireworks burst in sync with High on Life and the crowd sang, “From the ground up, we’ll touch the sky,” it felt like the perfect way to welcome new beginnings. That night wasn’t just a party—

From irresistible trap bangers to an assortment of heavy dubstep and bass music tracks, Bassassin is carefully crafting an intricate discography that should be on everyone’s radar. Hailing from San Diego, he graduated from the Musicians Institute with a focus on Music Production and Music Business back in 2013, and has been tirelessly working towards crafting a unique sound and brand ever since. In an oversaturated market, Bassassin knows well that it takes a lot of work for an artist to stand

Imagine a three-and-a-half-hour event with sixty thousand people or more, all locked in on the same vibe: to have the time of their lives. That is The Eras Tour, Taylor Swift‘s latest worldwide tour. Not many traditional concerts can match major festivals in terms of size, production, public expectations, or the artist’s capabilities. However, one artist pulled that off in 2023 and 2024, and we couldn’t miss the opportunity to check out why. Taylor Swift is one of the biggest (if not the big

In a world that often demands conformity, some of us only truly breathe when the bass drops. For those unfamiliar with the rave scene, it might just look like a chaotic mix of lights, flailing bodies, and pounding music. But for ravers, it’s more than that—it’s the only space where we feel fully ourselves. Rave culture, at its core, is about radical self-expression, acceptance, and freedom. It offers an escape from the rigid expectations of daily life. In a society that asks you to fall in line

When Ezra Collective stepped up to the podium to collect the Mercury Prize last September, drummer Femi Koleoso was emphatic that this wasn’t just a win for the band, or even for jazz, but for something much bigger. “Ezra Collective represents something very special, because we met at a youth club,” he told the room. “This moment that we’re celebrating right here is testimony to good special people putting time and effort into young people to play music.” If the awards seasons from the past

Alison Wonderland’s Whyte Fang project has been garnering attention from fans all around the world the minute since she announced it, followed by her massively successful debut album GENESIS. Now, she’s back with a booming new single “24 HRS“, one that is guaranteed to light up any DJ set. Its pulsating energy is elevated by a mantra-style vocal, exploring drum and bass, house, and techno is exciting and intriguing ways. Check it out below! This article was first published on Your

“333,” the first single from the new Whyte Fang album officially out today, was originally released in September last year, just after Alex Sholler, aka Alison Wonderland, found out she was pregnant. “The entire album was created during my pregnancy,” she says, “this is the most creative I’ve ever felt. In fact, most songs on the album were made in a day.” Listen to the full album below. Whyte Fang’s Coachella set will also be live-streamed on Friday, 4/14, and Friday, 4/21, from 9:25 pm-10