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Released 24 Years Ago: Modjo – Lady (Hear Me Tonight)

Twenty-four years ago today, the French House group Modjo released their iconic hit single ‘Lady (Hear Me Tonight)’. Comprised of guitarist Roman Tranchart and singer Yann Destagnol, this track quickly captivated audiences with its upbeat whimsical melody and fast beats clocking in at 128 bpm. ‘Lady (Hear Me Tonight)’ served as the lead single from their self-titled album, which ended up being the group’s only album, released under the MCA record label.
The single made an impressive debut, reaching #1 on the UK Charts and topping the charts in seven other European countries. In the US, it peaked at #8. Today, ‘Lady (Hear Me Tonight)’ remains the duo’s most streamed track on Spotify, accumulating over 476 million streams to date.
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AntsLive, Sherelle and more launch Relentless Mentorship Programme

Mentorship applications are now open for year two of the Freeform Forum programme, launched by the energy drink brand, Relentless. The initiative, designed to empower young, rebellious creators to break through industry barriers, will offer 12 young creatives between the ages of 18-25 the chance to learn how to push their creative boundaries and forge their career paths without limits, directly from leading music industry mentors. 
This year’s programme, in collaboration with global creative studio network Pirate Studios, welcomes a new lineup of pioneering mentors. Each brings invaluable experience in disrupting the creative norm and carving their own path within the music industry. Spearheading the initiative is MOBO-nominated rapper, AntsLive, visionary dance music DJ and community studio founder Sherelle, all-round visual creative Ayshe Zaefoglu (AZ), and Burna Boy’s favourite film director Troy Roscoe. 
The Freeform Forum mentors will be matched with three aspiring creatives within their field, guiding them through the completion of a creative project over the three-month programme (July-October). Each mentor will draw on their experiences of navigating the industry as creative outsiders, offering one-to-one guidance on how to creatively stand out and avoid being forced into restrictive industry norms. The mentorship programme, which aims to help level the playing field for emerging creatives by empowering them to play by their own rules, will also offer mentees access to in-person meet-ups and networking sessions, skill development workshops and tailored creative and technical advice, to help participants turn their creative into fully fledged live projects. 
As part of the programme, applicants can sign up to take part in one of four creative categories:
“Music Artist” – with AntsLive: For the stage performers, songwriters, or budding artists eager to learn topics such as stage presence, crafting an EP, and mastering your flow.  “Music Production” – with Sherelle: For the beatmakers, mixers, and those looking to master both fields; Sherelle will be passing on her broad expertise, tailored towards projects such as creating an EP, or launching a mix-series. “Creative” – with AZ: For all those interested in visual storytelling; think photography, illustration and creative direction. Using budget-friendly digital tools and editing advice, mentees will be able to learn practical skills on how to build a stand-out brand & portfolio.  “Filmmaking” – with Troy Roscoe: For any aspiring directors in music. Those wanting to take their music videos to the next level can learn the ins and outs of producing compelling visuals, from editing skills to honing that creative vision for a particular artist.  The programme will conclude with one mentee receiving a £10,000 fund to help support their creative future and realise their visions. The winner will be appointed through a careful selection process, with one defining criteria; the project which pushes the most creative boundaries, bringing to life the very ethos of Freeform Forum. 
When asked about the programme, AntsLive commented, “Freeform Forum is for people who want to rip up the rule book and create something totally unique and different. I’m looking forward to taking my mentees through what this means to me as an artist, and how this can help them on their creative journey in the music industry.” 
This year, the Freeform Forum goes beyond mentorship with the new addition of a live-and-direct Discord chat forum. Open to the public, the forum encourages discussions, peer learning, and networking, helping to create a supportive community of like-minded individuals for creative exchange and inspiration. Elsewhere on the site, the ‘Skills Hub’, offers money-can’t-buy insights and practical tips from mentors and partners (including Pirate Studios) to navigate industry challenges, as well as tips specific to each creative category, such as creating a budget studio set at home, and where to get experience performing live. 
The Freeform Forum is part of a wider Relentless ‘Freeform’ banner, set up to support subcultural scenes and champion creative freedom. This year, the platform will bring to life personal projects by AntsLive and Sherelle and play a supporting role at Notting Hill Carnival and within the UK grassroots music scene. 
For information about the Freeform Forum and to submit your application before the 26th of June, please visit www.relentless.freeform.com 
The post AntsLive, Sherelle and more launch Relentless Mentorship Programme appeared first on Decoded Magazine.
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MR.BLACK Unveils Infectious New Single ‘Pattaya’

Taking listeners on the most scintillating of musical journeys, MR.BLACK has just unveiled his latest single, in the form of ‘Pattaya.’ Incorporating his signature sound throughout, the Israeli DJ/Producer leaves no doubt to the imagination, with his unique approach towards music production becoming evident once more. Oozing with energy from start to finish, ‘Pattaya’ arrives at the most fitting of times, with the man of the moment more than set on further enhancing his presence within our community.
Boasting the most immersive of discographies, MR.BLACK is the epitome of an act that has not only mastered his craft to the utmost of perfection, but at the same time, ensures that each and every detail is accounted for in order to stand out from all the rest. From his electrifying productions, to live performances that will leave you begging for more, this artist to watch is well and truly cementing himself amongst the elite, and in turn, it comes to no surprise that his music has amassed millions of streams, whilst also garnering support from some of the biggest names in the dance industry.
Out now under Revealed Recordings, ‘Pattaya’ is more than set on leaving a lasting impact, with this production further illustrating MR.BLACK’s genius mind. A certified hit in our books, be sure to check it out in all its glory below, whilst streaming is also available through all major platforms here. We will be keeping a close eye on MR.BLACK and all his future endeavours, starting of course with his take over of Tropicana Mykonos at the end of this month, where nothing less than the most immersive of vibes will occur during the We Rave You residency.
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Charlotte de Witte Shuts Down a Street to Play in NYC

Techno titan Charlotte de Witte has once again taken New York City by storm with a weekend-long takeover that fuses music, fashion, and art.
Surprise Street Performance Shuts Down Orchard Street
In a repeat of last year’s viral moment, Charlotte de Witte kicked off her NYC takeover with a guerrilla-style pop-up DJ set on Orchard Street.
On Thursday evening, hundreds of New Yorkers flocked to the Lower East Side as de Witte performed an hour-long set from a booth positioned in the middle of the street.
The impromptu block party, hosted in collaboration with streetwear store EXTRA BUTTER, showcased the raw energy of both techno music and New York City itself.
For fans who missed the live action, the performance was captured in partnership with Beatport and Ray-Ban and is available for streaming online.
New Music and Massive KNTXT Show
De Witte’s NYC blitz coincides with the release of her latest single, “How You Move,” from the highly-anticipated ‘Roar‘ EP. The new track, which dropped on vinyl on June 20th, exemplifies de Witte’s boundary-pushing style and captures the essence of modern techno.
The highlight of the weekend has been the massive KNTXT show at Brooklyn Storehouse on Saturday, June 22.

Fashion and Art Collaborations
The techno phenomenon’s takeover extends beyond music, incorporating exciting collaborations in fashion and art:
EXTRA BUTTER X KNTXT Capsule Collection: De Witte unveiled a limited-edition collection featuring a NYC Bomber Jacket and new KNTXT apparel. The exclusive bomber jacket, retailing at $270, is available in extremely limited quantities at the EXTRA BUTTER Lower East Side store. THE SKATEROOM Art Collaboration: In a philanthropic twist, de Witte announced a partnership with THE SKATEROOM, an art collective known for collaborations with renowned artists. The collection includes three skateboard concepts – two solo decks and one triptych deck – which will be available for a limited five-day sale following the NYC events. For techno enthusiasts and culture aficionados alike, last weekend offers a unique opportunity to experience the multifaceted world of Charlotte de Witte.
The post Charlotte de Witte Shuts Down a Street to Play in NYC appeared first on The Groove Cartel.
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Deadmau5 Calls Spotify CEO a “complete fucking idiot”

In a recent post on his social media accounts, electronic music producer Deadmau5 delivered a scathing response to Spotify CEO Daniel Ek‘s controversial comments about the cost of creating content. The incident has reignited debates about artist compensation and the value of creative work in the digital streaming era.
The Spark: Ek’s Tweet
Daniel Ek, the CEO of Spotify, sparked the controversy with a tweet that read:
Ek continued his thread, musing about the longevity of content:
The Backlash: Deadmau5’s Fiery Response
Deadmau5, known for his outspoken nature and advocacy for artists’ rights, didn’t mince words in his reply to Ek’s statement. The Grammy-nominated producer fired back on Instagram:
This terse and pointed response encapsulates the frustration many artists feel toward streaming platforms and their perception of the creative process.
Unpacking the Controversy
Deadmau5’s reaction highlights several key issues:
The True Cost of Content Creation: While digital tools have made music production more accessible, the statement “the cost of creating content being close to zero” grossly oversimplifies the reality. It overlooks the years of training, practice, and experience that go into becoming a professional musician. Time as an Investment: Deadmau5 emphasizes the time investment required to hone one’s craft. The “25+ years” he mentions represent a lifetime dedicated to music, which cannot be quantified solely in monetary terms. Artist Compensation: The reference to “proceeds going to your company” touches on the ongoing debate about fair compensation for artists on streaming platforms. Many musicians argue that the current royalty rates do not adequately reflect the value of their work. The Value of Expertise: By reducing content creation to a near-zero cost activity, Ek’s statement could be seen as devaluing the expertise and artistry involved in producing high-quality music. Industry Implications
This exchange underscores the tension that exists in the music industry today. As streaming continues to dominate music consumption, the debate over fair compensation and the value of creative work is likely to intensify.
Artists, industry professionals, and fans alike will be watching closely to see how this conversation evolves and whether it leads to any meaningful changes in how streaming platforms approach artist relationships and compensation models.
One thing is clear: the path to harmonizing the interests of artists, platforms, and listeners in the digital age remains a complex and contentious issue, one that will require open dialogue and innovative solutions to resolve.
The post Deadmau5 Calls Spotify CEO a “complete fucking idiot” appeared first on The Groove Cartel.
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Layla Benitez and Eynka Join Forces for “No Place To Go”

Layla Benitez and Eynka have worked together to make “No Place To Go,” out via Interstellar Recordings. This is Benitez’s first release with Insomniac Music Group.
Layla Benitez is a well-known face on Insomniac’s stages and the regular DJ at the famous Space Miami. She brings her deep knowledge of rhythms that make people happy to this collaboration. Her work with Eynka, two well-known melodic heavyweights in the UK, offers a mix of styles that is both new and old.
“No Place To Go” shows how well the artists can mix different types of music. The chorus of the song makes you want to sing along. It sounds like the indie dance music of the late 2000s, with bands like Empire of the Sun coming to mind. This nostalgic part perfectly matches Eynka’s signature sound. It is loud, razor-sharp melodies that have become their name in the UK scene.
Benitez‘s natural understanding of how dance floors work and Eynka’s skill as a producer have come together to make a track that can be played on the radio or in clubs. The catchy singing over the pulsing beats make you want to move. The intricate melodic elements give the song depth and complexity that makes it worth listening to more than once.

The post Layla Benitez and Eynka Join Forces for “No Place To Go” appeared first on The Groove Cartel.
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Marshmello to Perform at 2024 Major League Rugby Championship Showdown

This summer, Marshmello is joining the festivities of rugby's fiercest showdown.
The Shockwave producer is gearing up to headline the 2024 Major League Rugby Championship, injecting his signature high-energy setlist in the heart of San Diego's Snapdragon Stadium.
Taking place in early August, this year's championship game will feature the top teams from the MLR's East and West conferences, capping off an intense season with an unforgettable performance. The rare set marks Mello's first time performing at the 35,000-capacity Snapdragon Stadium.
Meanwhile, riding high on the success of his MELLODEATH mixtape—an incendiary release alongside SVDDEN DEATH—Marshmello's latest venture has continued to turn heads.
The collaborative project drew thousands into the streets of Chicago for a pop-up performance in addition to a pop-up that filled the Mall of America on short notice. His momentum in the studio and on the live front is enhancing anticipation, especially after the recent release of a surprising riddim EP.
The 2024 Major League Rugby Championship is scheduled for August 4th beginning at 1pm PT. Tickets are on sale now.
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What So Not, Benson and Lucy Lucy Unveil Radiant Single, "Lights Go Out"

Once simply another coveted ID, "Lights Go Out" from What So Not, Benson and Lucy Lucy is now the immortalization of the artists' decade-long friendship.
"This tune was birthed from FM synthesis and true friendship," What So Not explained. "Benson letting me sleep on his couch all those years ago so I could afford my first ever gigs in Melbourne, and Lucy living down the street from my parents, doing some of her first solo recordings with me in my bedroom studio. It’s been a long time coming for everyone hounding my DMs about it and now it's finally here for the world!"
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Recorded between Sydney and Melbourne, the track made its grand debut at What So Not's recent sold-out show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. The premiere at such an iconic venue illuminated the track's potential, instantly resonating with fans and sparking requests for its official release.
"Lights Go Out" opens with bell-like synth melodies resonating with crystalline clarity above a foundation of thumping 808s. The formidable percussion work provides a solid backbone, grounding the track's ethereal soundscapes and vocals with a contrasting edge.
As What So Not prepares to launch his "Dance Dance Revival" tour across Australia, "Lights Go Out" serves as both a rallying cry and a testament to the resilience of the local Australian dance music scene. The tour aims to revitalize the industry and offer emerging artists a platform to showcase their talents, a mission close to What So Not's heart and a timely initiative given the impact of recent festival cancellations on the Australian dance music community.
Listen to "Lights Go Out" below and find the new single on streaming platforms here.
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SG LEWIS AND BENJI B JOIN FLOWER POWER AT PACHA IBIZA

The stage is set for an unforgettable evening at Pacha Ibiza on June 22, as SG Lewis and Benji B are primed to bring their distinct brands of electronic disco, funk and fine-tuned selections to the island’s hottest club. The evening marks SG Lewis’ highly anticipated return to club-focused sounds, following the launch of his Forever Days label earlier this year. SG Lewis has carved out a niche in dance music like few others, channelling the feelgood bliss of heyday disco into his modern and polished dancefloor productions.
While his 2023 LP AudioLust & HigherLove set the tone for contemporary radio-friendly disco, 2024 marks a refreshed appreciation for the dancefloor, demonstrated by his brand new EP with singer Tove Lo. Pairing with SG Lewis like a fine wine is London’s very own Benji B, who is known for his deep repertoire that spans genres and decades alike. His weekly radio show on BBC Radio One and personal vinyl collection totaling in the tens of thousands have helped pave the path for Benji to become one of the U.K.’s most influential and in-demand DJs today. Pacha Ibiza is set for a monumental season with world-renowned resident artists including CamelPhat, Bedouin, Robin Shulz, Solomun and Marco Carola appearing throughout the season.

Dedicated to showcasing the world’s most sought-after artists, Pacha Ibiza will also host a series of limited events with artists such as Anitta, Jason Derulo, Tyga, Peggy Gou, Hugel, Roger Sanchez, ANOTR, Diplo, Köslch and Ida Engberg, Ben Böhmer, Barry Can’t Swim, Sven Väth, The Blessed Madonna, The Martinez Brothers, Pete Tong, Loco Dice, Purple Disco Machine, Dixon and Jimi Jules, Adriatique, Blond:ish, WhoMadeWho and many more.
Pacha Ibiza’s legendary Flower Power party is reimagined for a new era in 2024 while preserving its core essence. Visitors are taken on an evocative journey through four distinct chapters, capturing the island’s free spirit: Holi Ibiza, Army of Flower, Circodelia and Future of Freedom. Evolving from its roots, today’s Flower Power celebrations blend nostalgia with contemporary happy house sounds, offering an immersive experience that transcends generations. Led by resident DJ Bora Uzer and a grand total of 74 guests including Grace Jones, Boy George and Róisín Murphy,
Flower Power takes centre stage every Saturday night, throughout the 21 week season. 
The post SG LEWIS AND BENJI B JOIN FLOWER POWER AT PACHA IBIZA appeared first on Electic Mode.
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Listen to Mind Against's Uplifting Single, "Love Seeking"

Mind Against may be known for their eerie melodic techno sounds, but their new single, "Love Seeking," ventures into a new direction. The track is an ode to finding love on the dancefloor that channels the duo's roots through uplifting melodies.
Brimming with elation, "Love Seeking" takes a starkly different approach to Mind Against's sound by swapping dark, thumping techno for sun-kissed disco beats, Mind Against could be turning a new page with the song, where euphoric vocals compliment a funky bassline infused with a heavy dose of groove.
Mind Against's stunning new live show, ORBITAL, had already been captivating crowds across the globe prior to the release of "Love Seeking." The new single arrives under DJ Tennis' Life & Death banner, which acted as a propeller for the Italian duo's career over a decade ago when the imprint released "Avant."
Mind Against are now preparing to drop their new EP of the same name on August 9th. The release will include extended and club mixes as well as a "Love Seeking" remix from Innervisions label bosses Âme and new visuals by Hugo Richel, who has worked with the likes of Balenciaga and Lil Nas X.
Listen to "Love Seeking" below and find the new single on streaming platforms here.
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EDM.com Fresh Picks: Daniel Allan, borne, Parra for Cuva & More

The electronic music community is constantly evolving with new sounds inspired by the scene of yesteryear. EDM.com's weekly Fresh Picks series discovers new music and unearths influential tracks that help define the underground dance scene.
You can find the below tracks on EDM.com's Fresh Picks Playlist. Follow to stay up-to-date and submit tracks for consideration here.
EDM.com Fresh Picks
Daniel Allan, Madalen Duke, Tisoki - Safe
Informal. - euro club banger
borne - Silence
BLVZE - TXRN UP THE BASS
Vallis Alps - Set It Off, Set it Right (davey Remix)
Clear eyes - KEEP ME IN MIND (feat. Lyrah)
Glimji, Elphi, Soak XP - Cla
9 Worlds - Realm Breaker
Jigitz - see u
Parra for Cuva - Mimose
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Ride the Tides of Daily Bread's "Flash Flood II," a Cosmic Electro-Soul Soundscape

Ever wondered what a Daily Bread show is like? Those who haven't experienced one needn't wonder anymore after the producer dropped a new mixtape, "Flash Flood II," packed to the brim with loads of unreleased tracks and edits.
Featured on the mixtape are 25 carefully-curated tracks by which many fans are able to identify samples and bits from his shows. This includes a remix of Tommy Richman's immensely popular "MILLION DOLLAR BABY" and flips of "Push it to the Limit" and "Two Hundred on the Dash."
In many of the tape's tracks—if not all of them—listeners can easily identify Daily Bread's signature eerie and wobbling sounds, making them feel like they're in a vintage alien film. Although this concoction of tracks serves as a sequel to the first "Flash Flood" tape, he's stranger to the art of a mixtape. Daily Bread, whose real name is Rhett Whatley, ensures that none of his favorite old-school tracks ever stale with an arsenal of tapes going all the way back to 2014.
Proudly hailing from Atlanta, Whatley has been honing his sound for nearly 10 years, starting first from his bedroom before releasing music under the St. Louis-based Philos Records banner. He resides there alongside artists with a similar penchant for cosmic, bass-laden beats such as Artifakts, Derlee and Late Night Radio, all of whom regularly appear in his mixes.
Check out the full "Flash Flood II" mixtape below.
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Seven Lions Blends Yearning With Euphoria In New Single, "Easy Lover"

Toying with the boundary between sorrow and exhilaration, Seven Lions' new single shows us that sometimes, the two can coexist.
Out now via Casablanca Records, the bouncy four-on-the-floor track paints a picture of two individuals intertwined for a length of stunted time. Hilda's lustful vocals highlight the ease with which the two coalesce, having nothing and no one.
At the same time, the lyrics illuminate the unfortunate side of that connection—that it's just as easy for them to detach from each other. Though for the time being, the two can dance as easy lovers, as the title suggests.
"Easy Lover" will have your body warring with itself, trying to decide if it should glide through the clouds on the wings of Hilda's soaring vocals or stay grounded to Seven Lions' beat on a glittering dancefloor. Take a listen below.
The new single follows the popular "Not Even Love," released by Seven Lions in March in collaboration with ILLENIUM and ASDIS. He's currently on tour, gearing up for a performance at Electric Forest tonight before appearances at North Coast and Insomniac's Lost In Dreams Festival, among others.
You can find "Easy Lover" on streaming platforms here.
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Returning to Their Hardstyle Roots, Showtek Drop Long-Awaited Album "360 Blue"

Showtek, who many have come to know as an influential force in the electronic dance music community, are making a 360° turn back to their hardstyle roots after releasing their new album, 360 Blue.
The album consists of 15 tracks, starting with "Dear Hardstyle" featuring Earl St. Clair, which they released late last year as a love letter to the genre in which they first released music back in 2003. Other collaborators on the new album include Zany, DJ Isaac, Sub Zero Project, Steve Aoki, Wildstylez and Radical Redemption, among others.
"After taking a 12-year break from the genre, we have reignited it with new gained experience, a fresh approach, more mature but still Showtek," the duo gushed in a statement. "Melodic, anthemic, and with a message. This is high-energy."
The talents of Showtek are twofold, with the Dutch brotherly duo of Wouter and Sjoerd Janssen having solidified themselves as mainstays of EDM for the last two decades. Popular collaborations like the immensely popular "Booyah" (with We Are Loud and Sonny Wilson) only scratch the surface.
Though unique in its hardstyle makeup, 360 Blue continues Showtek's theme of naming albums after primary colors. Fans saw this pattern emerge with 2023's 360 Yellow, which was heavy on their big room house sound. The pair now plans to release 360 Red later this year.
"After producing a variety of genres over the last 20 years, we felt it was time to bundle each genre into its own primary colour in the '360' project," they explained. '360' tells and captures our story of being more of an all-round act, having toured around the globe multiple times, and showing our love, passion, dedication, and appreciation for all the genres in the electronic music space. Being a DJ allows you to touch base with many different cultures worldwide; it's hard to just stick to one thing or genre."
"As a human you grow, you develop, you broaden your horizon, or just look at things differently. It's important to transcend that into your music as well. Different music is made for different moments, and scenarios. Festivals, clubs, venues, sports stadiums, radio, beach, road trips, etc. We aim to showcase the wide range of passion for different styles under one umbrella."
You can find 360 Blue on streaming platforms here.
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SCRIPT makes Afterlife debut with ‘On The Low’

One of the most requested track IDs of 2024 has finally hit streaming platforms. SCRIPT‘s “On The Low” made headlines as the most played track during Miami Music Week 2024. Having garnered DJ support from top players Tale Of Us, CamelPhat, John Summit, Dom Dolla, and more, “On The Low” is surely anything but. What originally began as a splice sample has grown into a bona fide electronic weapon that draws from hip-hop, house, and techno soundscapes. Characterized by a riveting bassline and mesmerizing synth layers, “On The Low” is primed to launch SCRIPT’s artist career to new heights.
A monumental moment for SCRIPT, “On The Low” marks the first stand-alone single for an American artist to arrive on the esteemed Afterlife record label. Since changing his artist name and musical direction in 2023, SCRIPT has revitalized his rapport with key innovators of the melodic techno space. After Tale Of Us first received the record in their email inbox, “On The Low” snowballed into a massively supported release. Coming just in time for the Ibiza season, “On The Low” is the perfect record to kick off SCRIPT’s debut at Afterlife Ibiza on June 27. Stream the single below.
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The post SCRIPT makes Afterlife debut with ‘On The Low’ appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.
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Samm & Ajna land a ‘Move’ on CamelPhat’s When Stars Align imprint

Dynamic duo Samm & Ajna have finally released their highly requested single, “Move”. Out now on CamelPhat‘s When Stars Align record label, “Move” is a groovy melodic record blending indie dance and melodic house. The massively welcomed new record had earned coveted DJ support from Keinemusik, Rüfüs Du Sol, and Adriatique. CamelPhat publicly offered praise to Samm & Ajna in stating the single has been the biggest When Stars Align signing to date.
Having recently lent their talents on CamelPhat’s Spiritual Milk remix album, Samm & Ajna continue to succeed in popularizing their production efforts comprising melodic techno, afro house, and soul. As made evident by both CamelPhat and When Stars Align’s social media, their latest single appears to be on track to becoming one of the top club anthems at Pacha Ibiza this summer.
Stream “Move” by Samm & Ajna below.
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The post Samm & Ajna land a ‘Move’ on CamelPhat’s When Stars Align imprint appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.
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