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[EDM House Network] Jody Vukas Releases Progressive House Gem ‘Horizon,’ Via Batuque Music

Jody Vukas drops his newest single, ‘Horizon,’ via Batuque Music. Stepping further into the realm of Progressive House, this latest production sees him blending his signature grooves with fresh sonic elements, continuing his exploration of dynamic and immersive soundscapes with a track primed for peak dancefloor moments. 
With a steadily growing presence on the Electronic Music scene, Jody Vukas continues to carve out his own path, building on his momentum as he seeks to make himself known for his creativity, passion, and innovation. His ability to fuse melodic depth with driving energy has earned his music support from genre heavyweights like Dowden and Steve Lawler, and more, seeing him connect with an expanding audience of fans as he continues to grow his catalogue and deliver engaging DJ sets. As he remains committed to evolving his artistry, Jody Vukas upholds consistency in his output, showcasing development and originality each time. Now, striking back with yet more unique music, he offers his listeners ‘Horizon,’ inviting them into the groove as he carves a powerful soundscape, balancing rhythmic energy with melodic nuance.
Driven by a steady pulse and evolving progressions, ‘Horizon’ builds momentum with crisp percussion, atmospheric textures, and a dynamic low-end presence. As the track unfolds, groovy details, a pounding kick, and Latin-inspired rhythms weave together, enhancing the soundscape as intricate synths bring a refreshing edge to the arrangement. With pulsing leads, ambient pads, pulsating basslines, filtered layers and punchy melodic hooks, the track crafts a hypnotising tapestry of sound, resulting in an enthralling sonic experience that captures the essence of Jody Vukas’ creativity and highlights his refined approach towards production and innovation.
As he remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of his sound, Jody Vukas continues to make an impact, aiming to set himself apart as a unique and influential voice and garner further attention from both genre fans and top industry names alike. So, with an exciting journey still ahead of him, be sure to follow Jody Vukas across social media and stay tuned for what he brings next.
‘Horizon’ is out now via Batuque Music and available to stream and download across platforms.
Listen and Buy ‘Horizon’ Now:   
Jody Vukas Online  
Website | Instagram | Spotify 
Batuque Music Online
Beatport | Instagram | Website
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[EDM House Network] MITCH DB Drops Hypertechno Banger ‘One More Time’ With Level 8 & Zora Foxx

MITCH DB returns with ‘One More Time,’ his latest Hypertechno release, alongside Level 8 and Zora Foxx. Out now via Soave Records, this new track reinforces his reputation on the Electronic Music scene for crafting dancefloor-driven anthems, blending energy with sharp production and infectious melodic hooks. Continuing to evolve his sound, MITCH DB captures the sonic intensity that defines his signature style in ‘One More Time,’ offering listeners a track that is both powerful and immersive. 
As he teams up once more with Level 8, having had an array of previous collaborations together, such as their recent single ‘Weight of Your Love,’ alongside James Jay, MITCH DB once again taps into their creative chemistry, crafting a track that showcases their shared musical passion, blending their signature sounds to put forward a cohesive and fresh-sounding release.  
With its atmospheric opening, ‘One More Time’ immediately draws in the listener, setting the stage with emotive vocal melodies and rolling low-end details. As the production builds, crisp synths and pounding rhythms take hold, pushing the track forward with relentless momentum. The high-powered chorus sections pack a powerful punch; crafted with precision, the stuttering leads and pulsating groove are designed to energise, guiding listeners through the mighty soundscape as Zora Foxx’s vocals continue to take the lead, guiding the sonic journey with catchy hooks and motifs. As the track keeps unfolding, layered textures and dynamic transitions add depth to the arrangement, upholding the flow of ‘One More Time’ to ensure its impact across dancefloors and streaming platforms alike.
Now available via Soave Records, ‘One More Time’ is set to make waves across the global Electronic Music community, placing MITCH DB’s creativity and distinct approach front and centre once more. So, be sure to discover its dynamic soundscape today and stay tuned to MITCH DB’s evolving journey via social media. 
Listen and Buy ‘One More Time’ Here:   
MITCH DB Online 
Spotify | Instagram | Website  
Level 8 Online 
Spotify | Instagram | Beatport  
Zora Foxx Online
Beatport | Spotify 
Soave Records Online
Website | Instagram | Beatport
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[EDM House Network] Felix Raphael Reveals New Remix Of Mondingo’s ‘Underwater’

Mondingo continues to expand his sonic journey with an exciting Deep House remix of ‘Underwater,’ reimagined by the Producer and Live Artist Felix Raphael. With the original infused with his distinct sound and evocative vocals, Mondingo’s ‘Underwater’ showcases his unique approach ahead of the release of his debut album, ‘Island,’ continuing to build anticipation as he puts forward this next offering. Now, with Felix Raphael’s unique touch, the track evolves into a deeper interpretation, maintaining its emotive essence while introducing new energy and movement.
Releasing his music, including this latest remix, via his newly founded electronic label, MOODSHINE Records, Mondingo has already captivated listeners with his distinctive fusion of organic and electronic sounds. With ‘Underwater’ gaining attention for its intricate production and rich depth, this remix brings a fresh perspective, reinforcing Mondingo’s commitment to creating music that resonates both emotionally and sonically, remaining fresh and forward-thinking in the sounds he puts forward.
An exciting figure in the Melodic House space, Felix Raphael has built a reputation with a sound that blends electronic elements with organic and classical details, earning him collaborations with names like Oliver Koletzki, Ben Boehmer and Tinlicker. Known for his dynamic performances and distinctive productions, his rework of ‘Underwater’ seamlessly extends his artistry, infusing the track with compelling energy while preserving its heartfelt essence.
Felix Raphael reimagines ‘Underwater’ with a masterful balance of depth and energy, blending deep, organic grooves with his signature sound. While preserving the soul of the original, he reshapes it into a hypnotic journey, where warm textures, rolling percussion, melodic synth work, and a driving pulse create a captivating sense of movement. Ethereal yet club-ready, the remix flows effortlessly between melody and rhythm, making it suited for a variety of listening environments; from introspective listening to DJ sets globally, Felix Raphael’s take on ‘Underwater’ will surely hit listeners with its dynamic energy, rich textures, and seamless groove, drawing them deeper into its immersive soundscape. 
A carefully crafted reinterpretation, Felix Raphael’s remix of ‘Underwater’ captures the spirit of the original while pushing it into new sonic territory. As Mondingo continues to lay the sonic groundwork ahead of his forthcoming album ‘Island,’ this latest release adds another dimension to his artistic vision, hinting at the mesmerising sounds listeners can expect next.
Be sure to follow both Felix Raphael and Mondingo across social media to stay updated on upcoming releases, remixes and projects.
‘Underwater (Felix Raphael Remix)’ is out now via MOODSHINE Records and available to stream and download across platforms.
Listen and Buy ‘Underwater (Felix Raphael Remix)’ Here:    
Mondingo Online
Spotify | Instagram | TikTok 
Felix Raphael Online 
Beatport | Instagram | | Spotify
MOODSHINE Records Online 
Beatport | Instagram
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[EDM House Network] Alden Song Unleases Tech Anthem ‘Gonna Say Goodbye’

Alden Song returns with his latest Tech House single, ‘Gonna Say Goodbye,’ highlighting his continued evolution as both a Producer and DJ with a high-powered track primed for peak time moments. With a focus on groove-driven rhythms and infectious melodies, this new production showcases Alden Song’s ability to craft immersive dancefloor experiences while incorporating fresh influences into his ever-evolving sound.
Having carved his journey through exciting DJ performances across the USA and notable studio work, Alden Song now channels his experiences into ‘Gonna Say Goodbye.’ Blending polished production techniques with his signature energy, he pushes his creative boundaries with a track that layers precise sound design, rhythmic drive, and catchy vocal textures. Known for his ability to merge modern Tech House with classic House influences, Alden Song continues to hone his sound, capturing both energy and emotion to craft engaging sonic journeys for his listeners and showcase a sonic identity that will draw a global crowd.
Opening with an electrifying synth line, quickly building its pulsating groove with energetic basslines, pounding kicks, and shuffled percussion, ‘Gonna Say Goodbye’ steadily evolves as punchy leads and an infectious vocal hook join the mix. Then, maintaining a dynamic balance between intense rhythms and melodic depth, rolling beats and hypnotic textures weave together, creating the evolving soundscape that defines ‘Gonna Say Goodbye.’ Designed to ignite dancefloors while resonating beyond the club setting, with its upbeat synths, immersive vocal lines, and elevating sonic layers, the track reflects Alden Song’s growing artistic vision and refined production approach, underscoring his talent for balancing forward-thinking sounds with his captivating signature style.
With ‘Gonna Say Goodbye,’ Alden Song continues to push forward, demonstrating his ability to innovate while staying true to the essence of his sound. As he embraces fresh creative opportunities, having recently relocated from NYC to LA, he sets his sights on the next chapter of his career, bringing this new release to expand his reach and reinforce himself as a talent to be watching. 
Out now and available to stream and download across platforms, dive into Alden Song’s ‘Gonna Say Goodbye’ today and be sure to stay up to date with his latest projects and performances by following him on social media.
Listen and Buy ‘Gonna Say Goodbye’ here:   
Follow Alden Song:
Instagram | Spotify | Soundcloud
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[EDM House Network] AIGEL Releases New Tatar Album ‘Killer Qız’

The electronic duo AIGEL reveals the release of their sixth studio album, ‘Killer Qız’, marking a key milestone in their creative journey. The album’s focus track will be ‘Barsı Da Bezdä’.
This is the second album by the group recorded entirely in Tatar, exploring themes of loss and rediscovery, death and rebirth, the complexity of human nature, and trust in faith.
At the heart of ‘Killer Qız’ is a bold narrative: a DJ killer dances until the death of a high-ranking official, then escapes the country with her boyfriend. Figures from Russian society—ranging from “couch troops” to “Rospotrebnadzor employees”—watch their departure, while the “major, the doorman, and the war correspondent” desperately try to cling to the wing of their departing plane. But, as the lyrics declare, “no matter what they do, no one will take them along.” With the speed increasing, the pilot at the controls “plays hardcore.”
Despite the audacious and vibrant energy of some tracks, the album remains deeply personal and introspective. One particularly haunting moment comes in a track where vocalist Aigel Gaisina’s voice is absent; instead, a child’s voice slowly transitions from speaking Tatar to German in real time, capturing the poignant experience of linguistic assimilation. The album concludes with Aigel herself reciting in German, reflecting on the meaning of home—whether it is where one is born or where one is laid to rest.
A surprise addition to the album is a dance track in English, originally written for a short film by renowned clown Vyacheslav Polunin. This nearly wordless song carries the refrain that “life is a comedy,” offering a moment of lightness amidst the album’s weighty themes.
“Since February 2022, we faced a long creative pause—nothing was written, and all words seemed to lose their meaning,” says Aigel. “For three years, we slowly finished pre-war demos and pieced ourselves back together. Emigration intensified the metaphor of searching for new words. Now, Ilya and I live in different countries—Berlin, with its harsh, stylish, and free atmosphere, and rural Montenegro, with its sunny and gentle calm. This contrast has seeped into our music. After a long stagnation, the first language that emerged for me was Tatar—it was like a system reset, returning to my default language.”
One of the last-minute additions to the album, ‘Assimilation’, is a near-documentary-style track in which children gradually shift from resisting emigration to fully integrating into a new culture, replacing their native Tatar words with German. The track opens with sounds from the Berlin subway, and only after completion did Aigel realize that the announcer’s voice declares, “the train is heading towards Ruhleben”—a district in Berlin that translates to “peaceful life.” This unintended coincidence perfectly encapsulates the song’s theme.
Ilya Baramiya shares his perspective on the album’s production: “I liked how Baauer described his album Planet’s Mad—drawing from ’90s dance music, inspired by Fatboy Slim, Daft Punk, and The Chemical Brothers. These artists didn’t stick to strict genres but focused on creating a unique atmosphere. We’ve taken a similar approach here, incorporating a broader range of influences—from K-pop to hard bass. There’s almost no hip-hop in this album.”
AIGEL, the duo of Tatar poetess and vocalist Aigel Gaisina and St. Petersburg electronic musician Ilya Baramiya, is known for their sharp lyrics and innovative sound in Russian, Tatar, and English. Their hit song Tatarin has amassed over 140 million views on YouTube, while their track You Born won a Silver Lion at the Cannes Lions festival. In 2023, their Tatar-language song Pıyala made history by topping the charts in over 10 countries and reaching the Billboard TikTok chart.
Since 2022, AIGEL has openly spoken against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Their performances in Russia were banned, leading them to leave the country—Aigel now resides in Berlin, while Ilya lives in Montenegro.
To celebrate the release of ‘Killer Qız’, AIGEL will embark on a concert tour. Tour dates and ticket information can be found on their official website: aigel.band.
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[Decoded] DEATH IN VEGAS announce first album in 8 years

The highly-established Death In Vegas return with new album ‘Death Mask’, where disintegration, overload and total sonic immersion tell a personal tale. With dirty circuitry and rough-hewn textures at the fore, this is gritty, unpolished techno; an audio outlier that’s full of personality, and a bold artistic statement. It’s closer in DNA to the grainy growl of sunn O))), or the searing intensity of Underground Resistance at their fiercest, and as far from generic influencer business as you could possibly get.
Raw in both senses, as well as unbridled electrical grit, ‘Death Mask’ is raw emotionally too. From Death In Vegas’ mainstay Richard Fearless’ own birth in Chingola, Zambia, to his father’s funeral, and the solace of his partner, the album reflects on Fearless’ own life, loved ones, and grief. Seeped in heavy emotions and torrents of volts, the results are some of the most strikingly visceral and human electronic sounds you’ll hear.
Multiple thematic channels are fed through Death in Vegas’ machines, with Fearless literally processing his feelings, working them through as a form of electronic primal therapy. More than just tattered gnarliness though, an unconventional beauty radiates through the noise. Like light refracting through a filthy, cracked stained-glass-window, icy IDM melancholy juxtaposes perfectly, with caustic rave power.
Broader inspirations are weaved into the album’s fabric too; from his Thameside Metal Box studio and evocations of nautical ghosts, to lamentations for a broken world, to memories of a youthful Detroit pilgrimage, and the innocent fraternity of rave euphoia, there’s a lot going on, acting as a chronicle of moments, and locations.
To the casual observer, with their mercurial catalogue, Death In Vegas might seem a hard act to pin down, but everything they’ve done is in fact grown from the same dirt. From the scuzzed-up beats of ‘Dead Elvis’, ‘The Contino Sessions’ narcotic rock n roll; the sleazegaze psych of ‘Scorpio Rising’; the krautwwerk klang of ‘Satans Circus’; the stroboscopic frazzlement of ‘Trans Love Energies’ and the gauzy throb of ‘Transmission’, each made its bed in the cosmic slop.
This time round, when asked about his influences for ‘Death Mask’, Richard comments, “I’ve been soaking in Ramleh’s ‘Hole In the Heart’, the machine funk of Terrence Dixon’s Population One, Jamal Moss’ psychedelic techno jams, the stunning minimalism of Mika Vanio’s Ø and Panasonic, the layered drones of LOOP, and drowning in the acid of TM 404.
Most centrally through, I’ve been inhaling the deepest dub, from Mark Ernestus’ distillations, to the principles of originators like King Tubby and Scientist. As someone who’s always been obsessed with the genre, I loved the idea of recording live takes as separate stems, then doing dub-inspired mixes of these stems through my console.
Some of the gear I use has a tendency to take on a life of its own, for example the Effectron delay which Arthur Russell also used. It was feeding back on itself, and ended up sounding like a radio conversation – literally voices from within the machine. On the Echoplex, the tape has never been changed. It’s eroded by the hands of time. When you record over the tape, things bleed in from what was there before, like people from the past.”
Live dates:
16/05/25 – Sat 17/05/25 – Deleste Festival, Valencia
12/06/25 – Live Q&A, Rough Trade Dover St, London
15/06/25 – Beyond the Pale Festival, Co. Wicklow
21/06/25 – EartH Theatre, London
25/06/25 – Le Trabendo, Paris
26/06/25 – Le Bikini, Toulouse
27/06/25 – TBA, Nîmes
Richard Fearless began as resident DJ at the Job Club in London’s Soho during the 90s, where he’d play alongside Claude Young, Derrick May, Dave Angel and Andrew Weatherall. After a few years he was picked as a resident for the legendary Heavenly Social, alongside the Chemical Brothers. It was during this time that he started Death in Vegas. 
Across the six Death In Vegas albums, guest vocalists have included Dot Allison, Bobby Gillespie, Iggy Pop, Jim Reid from The Jesus and Mary Chain and Mazzy Star’s Hope Sandoval.
‘The Contino Sessions’ was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize, and its single ‘Aisha’ was a top 10 hit in the UK. The title track from the album ‘Scorpio Rising’ reached 14 in the UK charts.
Death In Vegas performed their much-loved single ‘Dirge’ on Jools Holland in 2000, then a quarter century later, in testament to its enduring appeal, the track was sampled by Celeste on her recent single ‘Everyday’.
Their music has featured in many TV programmes and films, most notably Sofia Coppola’s ‘Lost in Translation’, ‘Mission: Impossible – Fallout’,  and ‘The Animatrix’.
Gigs played include Atonal Berlin, Movement in Detroit, Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds, Coachella, Brixton Academy, Fabric, Fuji Rock, Primavera Sound and Manchester Academy.
‘Death Mask’ track list:
1. Chingola
2. Lovers
3. While My Machines Gently Weep
4. Hazel
5. Roseville
6. Róisín Dub(H)
7. Robin’s Ghost
8. Your Love
9. Death Mask
Pre-order here
The post DEATH IN VEGAS announce first album in 8 years appeared first on Decoded Magazine.
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[Decoded] DEATH IN VEGAS announce first album in 8 years

One of our favourite acts, Death In Vegas return with new album ‘Death Mask’, where disintegration, overload and total sonic immersion tell a personal tale. With dirty circuitry and rough-hewn textures at the fore, this is gritty, unpolished techno; an audio outlier that’s full of personality, and a bold artistic statement. It’s closer in DNA to the grainy growl of sunn O))), or the searing intensity of Underground Resistance at their fiercest, and as far from generic influencer business as you could possibly get.
Raw in both senses, as well as unbridled electrical grit, ‘Death Mask’ is raw emotionally too. From Death In Vegas’ mainstay Richard Fearless’ own birth in Chingola, Zambia, to his father’s funeral, and the solace of his partner, the album reflects on Fearless’ own life, loved ones, and grief. Seeped in heavy emotions and torrents of volts, the results are some of the most strikingly visceral and human electronic sounds you’ll hear.
Multiple thematic channels are fed through Death in Vegas’ machines, with Fearless literally processing his feelings, working them through as a form of electronic primal therapy. More than just tattered gnarliness though, an unconventional beauty radiates through the noise. Like light refracting through a filthy, cracked stained-glass-window, icy IDM melancholy juxtaposes perfectly, with caustic rave power.
Broader inspirations are weaved into the album’s fabric too; from his Thameside Metal Box studio and evocations of nautical ghosts, to lamentations for a broken world, to memories of a youthful Detroit pilgrimage, and the innocent fraternity of rave euphoia, there’s a lot going on, acting as a chronicle of moments, and locations.
To the casual observer, with their mercurial catalogue, Death In Vegas might seem a hard act to pin down, but everything they’ve done is in fact grown from the same dirt. From the scuzzed-up beats of ‘Dead Elvis’, ‘The Contino Sessions’ narcotic rock n roll; the sleazegaze psych of ‘Scorpio Rising’; the krautwwerk klang of ‘Satans Circus’; the stroboscopic frazzlement of ‘Trans Love Energies’ and the gauzy throb of ‘Transmission’, each made its bed in the cosmic slop.
This time round, when asked about his influences for ‘Death Mask’, Richard comments, “I’ve been soaking in Ramleh’s ‘Hole In the Heart’, the machine funk of Terrence Dixon’s Population One, Jamal Moss’ psychedelic techno jams, the stunning minimalism of Mika Vanio’s Ø and Panasonic, the layered drones of LOOP, and drowning in the acid of TM 404.
Most centrally through, I’ve been inhaling the deepest dub, from Mark Ernestus’ distillations, to the principles of originators like King Tubby and Scientist. As someone who’s always been obsessed with the genre, I loved the idea of recording live takes as separate stems, then doing dub-inspired mixes of these stems through my console.
Some of the gear I use has a tendency to take on a life of its own, for example the Effectron delay which Arthur Russell also used. It was feeding back on itself, and ended up sounding like a radio conversation – literally voices from within the machine. On the Echoplex, the tape has never been changed. It’s eroded by the hands of time. When you record over the tape, things bleed in from what was there before, like people from the past.”
Live dates:
16/05/25 – Sat 17/05/25 – Deleste Festival, Valencia
12/06/25 – Live Q&A, Rough Trade Dover St, London
15/06/25 – Beyond the Pale Festival, Co. Wicklow
21/06/25 – EartH Theatre, London
25/06/25 – Le Trabendo, Paris
26/06/25 – Le Bikini, Toulouse
27/06/25 – TBA, Nîmes
Richard Fearless began as resident DJ at the Job Club in London’s Soho during the 90s, where he’d play alongside Claude Young, Derrick May, Dave Angel and Andrew Weatherall. After a few years he was picked as a resident for the legendary Heavenly Social, alongside the Chemical Brothers. It was during this time that he started Death in Vegas. 
Across the six Death In Vegas albums, guest vocalists have included Dot Allison, Bobby Gillespie, Iggy Pop, Jim Reid from The Jesus and Mary Chain and Mazzy Star’s Hope Sandoval.
‘The Contino Sessions’ was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize, and its single ‘Aisha’ was a top 10 hit in the UK. The title track from the album ‘Scorpio Rising’ reached 14 in the UK charts.
Death In Vegas performed their much-loved single ‘Dirge’ on Jools Holland in 2000, then a quarter century later, in testament to its enduring appeal, the track was sampled by Celeste on her recent single ‘Everyday’.
Their music has featured in many TV programmes and films, most notably Sofia Coppola’s ‘Lost in Translation’, ‘Mission: Impossible – Fallout’,  and ‘The Animatrix’.
Gigs played include Atonal Berlin, Movement in Detroit, Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds, Coachella, Brixton Academy, Fabric, Fuji Rock, Primavera Sound and Manchester Academy.
‘Death Mask’ track list:
1. Chingola
2. Lovers
3. While My Machines Gently Weep
4. Hazel
5. Roseville
6. Róisín Dub(H)
7. Robin’s Ghost
8. Your Love
9. Death Mask
Pre-order here
The post DEATH IN VEGAS announce first album in 8 years appeared first on Decoded Magazine.
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Listen to “Relentless Love” by Sophie Ellis-Bextor

In the wake of her electrifying 2024 disco-infused hit “Freedom of The Night“. I was left with a palpable excitement, that it wouldn’t be long before Sophie Ellis-Bextor captivated us again. As she prepares to release her eighth studio album, this anticipation is especially high. Notably, it will serve as the follow-up to her 2023 project, “HANA.” Without a doubt fans are eager to see how she will evolve her sound and artistry in this new musical chapter.
Furthermore, the tail end of 2024 was an illustrious period for Sophie, “Freedom of The Night” was linked with a home catalogue shopping brand driven by a prominent TV advertisement, a Christmas campaign. Additionally, viewers on both sides of the Atlantic watched her welcome in the New Year. In the UK, she took the reins on a New Year Disco special. She also appeared at New York’s Times Square on New Year’s Eve on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve. 
Prepare for an unforgettable experience as 2025 heats up, with Sophie gearing up for her largest UK and Ireland headline tour yet this May and June. Don’t miss the chance to hear her captivating new song, “Relentless Love,” a shimmering testament to her artistry and passion.
Sophie says, “Relentless love” came from my love of fun fairs and the way that falling in love and going on a ride can be a similar thrill. Ferris wheels, roller coasters… all of them can make your perception of reality a little wonky and give you a rush. They are sometimes unpredictable but also an exciting way to shift your perspective for a little minute”.
As anticipated, Sophie collaborates with a talented team of songwriters and producers to bring “Relentless Love” to life. This track notably taps into the connection with Baz Kaye, also known for his work alongside Jessie Ware. “Relentless Love” captures the essence of Jessie’s classic disco sound, delivering an engaging experience. Furthermore, Sophie effortlessly crafts her own brand of nostalgic, retro-infused disco-pop, showcasing her undeniable talent for this genre.
Connect with Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SophieEllisBextor/
X: https://x.com/sophieeb
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sophieellisbextor/
The post Listen to “Relentless Love” by Sophie Ellis-Bextor appeared first on EQ Music Blog.
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[Decoded] Decoded Magazine and Mixmag Announce Historic Merger from May 1st

In a move that has stunned the electronic music industry, Decoded Magazine and Mixmag have officially announced their merger, set to take effect on May 1st. After a year of behind-the-scenes negotiations, the two iconic music publications have decided to unite forces, with Decoded Magazine taking the reins on all underground electronic music coverage, while Mixmag will double down on its EDM expertise.
From ADE Drinks to a Game-Changer
Sources close to the deal reveal that the merger discussions first began over a few drinks at Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) last year. What started as a lighthearted joke between industry veterans quickly snowballed into a serious conversation about the future of electronic music journalism. With both publications holding significant influence in their respective spheres, it became clear that a partnership could offer unparalleled global reach and expertise.
“It just made sense,” says Decoded Magazine owner Damion Pell. “The money is better than I have now, and the reach is insane. Plus, let’s be honest—everyone knows melodic techno is the future.”
The New Editorial Divide
The merger will see Decoded Magazine assume full responsibility for underground and niche electronic genres, ensuring continued deep-dive coverage of techno, house, progressive, and experimental sounds. Meanwhile, Mixmag will dedicate itself entirely to EDM, bass, and mainstream festival culture, offering comprehensive coverage of the biggest artists, events, and trends shaping the commercial dance music space.
A spokesperson from Mixmag stated, “We welcome Decoded into the fold with open arms and fully stocked bars. Their team is incredible, and we’re excited about the new dynamic this partnership brings.”
A New Era for Electronic Music Journalism
With this historic merger, the industry can expect an even more refined approach to electronic music coverage. Decoded will continue to champion underground sounds with exclusive interviews, in-depth features, and cutting-edge reviews, while Mixmag’s EDM division will cater to the global mainstream audience.
Fans of both platforms can rest assured that their favourite content will not only continue but thrive, with increased access to exclusive material, larger event coverage, and a wider audience reach. The first collaborative issue post-merger will debut at IMS Ibiza, where the new editorial teams will unveil their refreshed vision for dance music journalism.
What’s Next?
While details of the operational shift are still being finalised, industry insiders suggest that this merger could be just the beginning of a larger consolidation trend in music media. Whether this signals a new golden age for electronic music journalism or a seismic shift in industry power dynamics, one thing is for certain—this move will reshape the way fans consume electronic music content.
As Pell himself put it, “If we’re going to do this, we might as well do it properly. Now, who’s buying the next round?”












Happy April Fool
The post Decoded Magazine and Mixmag Announce Historic Merger from May 1st appeared first on Decoded Magazine.
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[Decoded] Decoded Magazine and Mixmag Announce Historic Merger from May 1st

In a move that has stunned the electronic music industry, Decoded Magazine and Mixmag have officially announced their merger, set to take effect on May 1st. After a year of behind-the-scenes negotiations, the two iconic music publications have decided to unite forces, with Decoded Magazine taking the reins on all underground electronic music coverage, while Mixmag will double down on its EDM expertise.
From ADE Drinks to a Game-Changer
Sources close to the deal reveal that the merger discussions first began over a few drinks at Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) last year. What started as a lighthearted joke between industry veterans quickly snowballed into a serious conversation about the future of electronic music journalism. With both publications holding significant influence in their respective spheres, it became clear that a partnership could offer unparalleled global reach and expertise.
“It just made sense,” says Decoded Magazine owner Damion Pell. “The money is better than I have now, and the reach is insane. Plus, let’s be honest—everyone knows melodic techno is the future.”
The New Editorial Divide
The merger will see Decoded Magazine assume full responsibility for underground and niche electronic genres, ensuring continued deep-dive coverage of techno, house, progressive, and experimental sounds. Meanwhile, Mixmag will dedicate itself entirely to EDM, bass, and mainstream festival culture, offering comprehensive coverage of the biggest artists, events, and trends shaping the commercial dance music space.
A spokesperson from Mixmag stated, “We welcome Decoded into the fold with open arms and fully stocked bars. Their team is incredible, and we’re excited about the new dynamic this partnership brings.”
A New Era for Electronic Music Journalism
With this historic merger, the industry can expect an even more refined approach to electronic music coverage. Decoded will continue to champion underground sounds with exclusive interviews, in-depth features, and cutting-edge reviews, while Mixmag’s EDM division will cater to the global mainstream audience.
Fans of both platforms can rest assured that their favourite content will not only continue but thrive, with increased access to exclusive material, larger event coverage, and a wider audience reach. The first collaborative issue post-merger will debut at IMS Ibiza, where the new editorial teams will unveil their refreshed vision for dance music journalism.
What’s Next?
While details of the operational shift are still being finalised, industry insiders suggest that this merger could be just the beginning of a larger consolidation trend in music media. Whether this signals a new golden age for electronic music journalism or a seismic shift in industry power dynamics, one thing is for certain—this move will reshape the way fans consume electronic music content.
As Pell himself put it, “If we’re going to do this, we might as well do it properly. Now, who’s buying the next round?”












Happy April Fool
The post Decoded Magazine and Mixmag Announce Historic Merger from May 1st appeared first on Decoded Magazine.
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[GrooveCartel] Skrillex Surprise Release of “FULL” Album. Listen Now!

Discover everything about Skrillex‘s new album “FULL” – how to listen to Skrillex’s 2025 album, track highlights, and why this surprise Dropbox release marks a pivotal moment for electronic music’s most influential producer.
Skrillex launched his highly anticipated new album “FULL“. But there’s a catch. He didn’t choose the standard release procedure. Instead, he released it directly to fans, skipping all standard streaming platforms in the process. The 47-minute sound journey showed up in fans’ email inboxes out of the blue, sent through a secret Dropbox link.
Usually, albums come out on streaming services at midnight. Skrillex’s “FULL” album came out through an email blast to his subscribers list after a private listening party in Miami where recordings were not allowed. This sneaky way of sharing—a secret Dropbox link with the whole 47-minute experience.
This is not the first time an artist released a song via a Dropbox link direct to the fans. Axwell already did several times in the past. The most famous one was with Swedish House Mafia’s Underneath It All.
Fans who want to get the Skrillex FULL album can only do so by subscribing to his official email list. However, more people will be able to get it in the next few days as the Dropbox link of Skrillex’s FULL album went viral minutes after it was sent. This direct link between the artist and the listener cuts out the middleman, creating a more solid bond between the artist and the fan base.
During its 47-minute length, the album immerses listeners in a carefully crafted soundscape where vocal samples clash with industrial elements, psychedelic synthesizer sections turn into thunderous bass drops, and brief moments of ambient beauty balance out the constant rhythmic assaults.
What makes this collection unique is how well the stories in it fit together. The production has Skrillex’s signature technical precision but also goes into emotional areas that were not expected. This shows that commercial or genre standards do not limit the artist.
This surprise drop comes at a very important time for Skrillex and dance music in general. This album is both an artistic statement and a disruption in the music business. It comes after his successful return to Ultra Music Festival after a ten-year absence. By sending “FULL” to fans directly through Dropbox instead of the usual routes, Skrillex rejects the algorithmic ways that people find new music these days.
Since Skrillex released “FULL” right after leaving Atlantic Records, it seems to be his unfiltered artistic vision, free from corporate control.

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[Decoded] WATCH: The Story Of The Original UK Soundsystem Culture (Documentary)

Dineen’s cult documentary follows two British sound systems, the legendary Sir Coxsone Outernational (featuring a young Blacker Dread) and the (then) up-and-coming Young Lion, both based in south west London.
Sound system culture was never only a music scene. As DJ Country explains in the film, he would use his sets to also provide news to the community. In a performance shown in the film, he speaks about the New Cross Fire, which killed 13 young black people in 1981, the same year that Dineen made Sound Business. Feeling that there was a cover-up over how the fire broke out, Black people came together to march in the first Black People’s Day of Action, a precursor to the cross-cultural Black Lives Matter marches in 2020 following the killing of George Floyd by police officers in America.
Narrated by Mikey Dread, this original footage from the early 1980’s gives some nice insight into the culture of Sound Systems in the UK. We’re introduced to one particular Sound System, the Coxsone Sound, UK’s Number One in the Reggae Sound System business during the time of this film.
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[Decoded] WATCH: The Story Of The Original UK Soundsystem Culture (Documentary)

Dineen’s cult documentary follows two British sound systems, the legendary Sir Coxsone Outernational (featuring a young Blacker Dread) and the (then) up-and-coming Young Lion, both based in south west London.
Sound system culture was never only a music scene. As DJ Country explains in the film, he would use his sets to also provide news to the community. In a performance shown in the film, he speaks about the New Cross Fire, which killed 13 young black people in 1981, the same year that Dineen made Sound Business. Feeling that there was a cover-up over how the fire broke out, Black people came together to march in the first Black People’s Day of Action, a precursor to the cross-cultural Black Lives Matter marches in 2020 following the killing of George Floyd by police officers in America.
Narrated by Mikey Dread, this original footage from the early 1980’s gives some nice insight into the culture of Sound Systems in the UK. We’re introduced to one particular Sound System, the Coxsone Sound, UK’s Number One in the Reggae Sound System business during the time of this film.
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[EDMTunes] Tomorrowland Winter 2025: A Breathtaking Odyssey in the French Alps

There’s a moment when you step off the ski lift, look around, and realize that you’re standing in the middle of a dream. The crisp mountain air fills your lungs, the snow-capped peaks stretch infinitely around you, and in the distance, you hear the unmistakable pulse of a bassline echoing through the valley. This isn’t just any ski resort. This is Alpe d’Huez, and for one week every March, it becomes the epicenter of electronic music: Tomorrowland Winter 2025.
The 2025 edition of the festival was nothing short of a masterpiece. Now in its fifth edition, Tomorrowland Winter has firmly established itself as an unmissable pilgrimage for electronic music lovers worldwide. More than 22,000 People of Tomorrow made the journey to this frozen wonderland, embracing a week of adventure, music, and unity beneath the towering peaks of the French Alps. This year’s theme, ‘Paperworld,’ transformed the entire resort into a mystical realm, seamlessly blending nature’s raw beauty with Tomorrowland’s signature larger-than-life fantasy aesthetic.
A Festival Like No Other
What makes Tomorrowland Winter truly magical is its ability to merge the thrill of skiing and snowboarding with the euphoric energy of a world-class music festival. Picture this: you spend your day carving through pristine powder, stopping at mountaintop stages where some of the world’s best DJs are spinning against a backdrop of endless white. Then, as the sun sets, you make your way down to the heart of the resort, where the night unfolds into an electrifying spectacle of lights, music, and pure elation.
This year’s lineup was stacked with heavyweights. The stages saw the likes of Armin van Buuren, Kevin de Vries, Joris Voorn, LP Giobbi, Amelie Lens, Axwell, Kölsch, and many more deliver unforgettable performances across the mainstage and the more intimate mountain stages. Over seven days, more than 150 artists took festivalgoers on an unparalleled sonic journey.
The Evolution of Tomorrowland Winter
Having witnessed multiple editions of the festival, it’s clear that Tomorrowland Winter has evolved over the years. Each year, the production grows more ambitious, the organization more neat, and the crowd more diverse. This year felt like a true coming-of-age moment for the event. Everything—from the stage designs to the artist curation—was polished to near perfection.
The festival’s commitment to its immersive experience was awe-inspiring. Walking through the resort, you’d stumble upon art installations, hidden stages, and immersive experiences that made the entire village feel like an extension of the festival itself. Whether you were warming up at one of the cozy après-ski spots or dancing under the open sky at the Frozen Lotus stage, every detail contributed to the feeling that you were part of something truly extraordinary.
Stages
Mainstage – The Heart of Paperworld
The centerpiece of Tomorrowland Winter 2025, the Mainstage embodied the festival’s ‘Paperworld’ theme with a breathtaking, storybook-inspired design. Towering structures, intricate details, and a vibrant fusion of lights and pyrotechnics made this the ultimate festival arena. Hosting global superstars like Armin van Buuren, Afrojack, and Netsky, the Mainstage was where the festival’s biggest anthems echoed through the snow-covered peaks. Delivering a mesmerizing spectacle, with thousands of festivalgoers dancing in unison.
Cage – The Underground Sanctuary
Dark, intense, and pulsating with energy, Cage was the go-to spot for underground electronic music lovers. With an enclosed industrial aesthetic and hypnotic lighting, it hosted artists like Yulia Niko and Joris Voorn, turning it into a relentless techno haven.

CORE – The Mystical Alpine Retreat
Tucked in the snowy landscape, the CORE stage felt like a sacred temple of electronic music. Featuring a stunning organic and futuristic design, it became a sanctuary for amazing acts such as LP Giobbi, Kevin de Vries or the amazing DJ Boring B2B HAAI. The stage’s presence at Tomorrowland summer, and its mesmerizing audiovisual setup made it one of the most unique experiences of the festival.
Amare – The Symbol of Unity
Amare, with its elegant golden wings, symbolized Tomorrowland’s ethos of love and unity. Set against a backdrop of snowy peaks, this stage became a haven for uplifting and euphoric sounds, hosting a mix of progressive house and festival anthems. It was a place where festivalgoers could truly embrace the magic of the music and the breathtaking alpine setting.
Frozen Lotus – The Enchanted Ice Stage
Frozen Lotus was a tribute to the winter spirit of Tomorrowland, offering a truly magical open-air experience. Surrounded by snow and frost-covered scenery, this stage featured deep house and melodic techno artists, creating a chilled yet captivating ambiance. As the sun reflected off the snowy peaks, it became one of the most picturesque and immersive stages of the festival.
Reflection of Love – A Breathtaking singularity in space and time
With its beautiful and refined aesthetic, Reflection of Love was a stunning open-air stage that symbolized unity and connection and it was our favorite spot during this week. Hosting a mix of dynamic sets, this stage showcased a diverse range of artists, providing a space for both high-energy performances and deeper, more emotional moments. Our favorites here were Third Party and Hugel.
Moose Bar, Brasa & Resort Stages – The Hidden Gems
Scattered throughout Alpe d’Huez, these smaller stages brought a different kind of energy, offering everything from après-ski singalongs to intimate DJ sets. Moose Bar and Brasa delivered party-fueled, feel-good vibes, and sometimes surprised festivalgoers with surprise erformances and unique atmospheres, proving that Tomorrowland Winter’s magic extended far beyond the big stages.
Each stage at Tomorrowland Winter 2025 played a crucial role in shaping the festival’s identity, creating a journey through sound, emotion, and adventure in the heart of the French Alps. Countless moments defined Tomorrowland Winter 2025 and the entire festival was an emotional rollercoaster and a compilation of highlights and once in a lifetime moments. You need to be there to feel it.
For those who wanted to get a glimpse of the experience, Tomorrowland made sure to record and upload multiple full sets to YouTube and the Tomorrowland App. Even watching from a screen, you could feel the magic radiating through the speakers. Check it out here.
Pushing Boundaries While Preserving the Mountains
Tomorrowland Winter continues to work on new standards not only for festival experiences but also for sustainability. The festival has made significant efforts in reducing its ecological footprint, recognizing the responsibility that comes with hosting an event in such a pristine natural environment.
This year, Tomorrowland Winter expanded its eco-friendly initiatives, including improved waste management systems, increased recycling stations, and a commitment to using renewable energy sources wherever possible. A large focus has been placed on sustainable travel options, encouraging attendees to opt for eco-friendly transportation, such as shared shuttle services, to reduce the festival’s overall carbon emissions. Additionally, the festival has partnered with local organizations to ensure that the natural beauty of Alpe d’Huez remains untouched, reinforcing the idea that music and nature can coexist harmoniously.
Areas for Improvement: Lineup Diversity and Crowd Management
While Tomorrowland Winter continues to impress year after year, there are still areas where the festival could enhance the experience further. One of the main challenges has been stage capacity and crowd management, especially during peak hours when certain stages become overcrowded or even reach full capacity. Many attendees found themselves unable to access specific performances due to limited space, highlighting the need for improved stage distribution or real-time crowd monitoring to balance attendance across venues.
Additionally, while the lineup boasts some of the biggest names in electronic music, there’s an opportunity for Tomorrowland Winter to embrace greater diversity in genres and artists.
A Celebration Like No Other
Despite these minor areas for improvement, there’s no denying that Tomorrowland Winter 2025 was an unparalleled celebration of music, nature, and unity. With 250 km of pristine ski slopes, an atmosphere charged with positivity, and performances from the world’s best DJs, it remains an event like no other. The People of Tomorrow have once again proven that, whether under the summer sun or the winter snow, the Tomorrowland magic knows no season.
As the final beats echoed through the mountains and the festival came to a close, one thing was certain: Tomorrowland Winter is not just a festival—it’s an experience, a journey, and a moment in time that stays with you forever.
The Future of Tomorrowland Winter
As the final beats faded into the crisp night air and festivalgoers began their journey home, one thing was certain: Tomorrowland Winter had once again set a new standard. The question now is—how do they top this?
With five editions in the books, it’s clear that Tomorrowland Winter is no longer just an experimental offshoot of the summer festival. It has carved out its own identity, blending music, adventure, and natural beauty into a singular experience that no other festival in the world can replicate. Whether you’re a seasoned raver or a first-time attendee, one thing is guaranteed: once you experience Tomorrowland Winter, you’ll be counting down the days until your return.
So if you missed it this year, start planning now. Because in the world of Tomorrowland, the next adventure is always just around the corner.
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[EDMTunes] Deadmau5 Revives the Iconic ‘Old Macdonald’ Troll of Martin Garrix’s ‘Animals’ at Ultra ’25

More than a decade on, Deadmau5 is at it again! Same place, same track, same troll, just 11 years apart. Martin Garrix’s Animals bore the brunt of Joel Zimmerman’s trolling ire in Ultra 2014. The same version was resurrected again in Ultra 2025. The ‘Old MacDonald’ troll of Animals saw almost identical crowd reaction both times.

A quick rundown of events in 2014 for those who were too young, or simply do not recollect. Deadmau5 was booked at Ultra as a stand-in for Avicii back then following his sudden illness. Martin Garrix was one of the breakout artists at that time who just made a huge impact with ‘Animals’. Joel decided to turn ‘Animals’ into a rendition of ‘Old McDonald Had a Farm’ that made its way on his Ultra track list, leaving the crowd in splits.

Come 2025, and the iconic Old MacDonald’ troll of Animals had made it to Ultra again, courtesy of Zimmerman. The crowd again seems to soak in the amusement. Nothing has changed, except that Garrix is a global superstar who has worked his way to the top. That does not change the fact that he is still immune to the deadmau5 treatment of stuff. As history related to all things Joel, it might not be the last time either.
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Skrillex Surprises Fans: New Album Out Tomorrow

Sound the alarms: Skrillex is dropping his new album tomorrow, April 1.
Fresh from his first performance at Ultra Miami in a decade, and rocking a fresh haircut, the electronic icon today sent fans an email with a link to an audio file containing clips of several unreleased tracks. Moments ago, the same teaser was posted to his Instagram with the caption, “OUT TOMORROW.”
The latest in a series of audio teasers that Skrillex has shared with fans who signed up to receive his email marketing, the album trailer features several coveted IDs from the artist’s heavy dubstep days, including “Voltage,” an anthemic tearout tune that was supposedly lost when Skrillex’s hard drive was stolen in 2012, and his high-profile collaboration with Space Laces, which fans have dubbed “Kill Em” ahead of its official release.
As such, all signs now point to a brostep revival on the forthcoming LP, which will mark Skrillex’s fourth studio album, following the release of Quest for Fire and Don’t Get Too Close in 2023, and his debut, Recess, in 2014.
The as-yet-unnamed album will also be Skrillex’s last release with Atlantic Records before going independent, after he provided a glimpse into his future plans on social media at the turn of the year.
Listen to Skrillex’s new album teaser in the post below or at the link here.

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[EDM.com] A New Era: Skrillex Reveals Album That Could Change Dubstep Forever

A surprise transmission from Skrillex: a new album is coming tomorrow, April 1st.
It's not an April Fool's joke. Moments ago, the dubstep icon stunned fans by sending them an email containing an MP3 file with snippets of a slew of unreleased tracks. The file's metadata says it all: "OUT TOMORROW."
Particularly of note is the inclusion of "Voltage," an unreleased dubstep track for which fans have been clamoring since as early as 2011. The same goes for his long-awaited collaboration with Space Laces, which fans tentatively titled "Kill Em" in the absence of an official release.
The unnamed album is set to be Skrillex's final release under Atlantic Records before becoming an independent artist. The producer in late 2024 revealed his plans to go independent after fulfilling his record contract by virtue of his next body of work, noting he "never felt more inspired and in lockstep with my intentions as an artist."
Few artists wield the kind of influence Skrillex does, and fewer still exit major label deals on their own terms. He has spent over a decade shaping the contours of electronic music production, bending genre lines with a ferocity matched by few. His next album, expected to revive his early dubstep sound, is primed to spark another paradigm shift for the genre.
You can listen to Skrillex's album teaser here.
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[EDMTunes] Anyma and Baset Release Iced-Out ‘Neverland’

Anyma, the renowned electronic music artist known for his innovative live shows, has just dropped his latest track, ‘Neverland‘ with Japanese rising artist, Baset. This new collaboration brings a fresh sound to Anyma’s live performance catalog and the electronic scene. The track is a fusion of atmospheric melodies, rich bass, and powerful vocals, showcasing Anyma’s creative ability. ‘Neverland’ follows a year of continued growth for the Anyma where he made headlines with his Las Vegas Sphere sold-out events.
‘Neverland’ – Anyma, Baset
The track opens with a hypnotic arp synth, setting a serene, otherworldly tone that builds anticipation. The dark vocals about Xanax and an iced-out significant other seamlessly join, adding a message and emotion to the mix. As the track progresses, the rhythm picks up with the introduction of a deep bass synth and punchy drums. Altogether, the elements build toward the first drop. The drop delivers a powerful bass-driven energy that complements the vocals perfectly and continues to hold momentum through the breakdown. Then, the second drop mirrors the first, intensifying the groove and keeping the track’s energy high and captivating. Now, we wait to see this track paired with one of Anyma’s insane visuals.
About Anyma: The Visual God
Anyma, the solo project of Matteo Milleri, is known for its blend of cutting-edge techno and progressive house with stunning visual experiences. As a member of the renowned DJ duo Tale of Us, Milleri’s work in the electronic music world has continually broken boundaries. His immersive live shows, which merge music with advanced visual technologies, have garnered a dedicated fanbase worldwide. Anyma’s approach to music is unique, as he combines digital elements with organic sounds, creating a multi-sensory experience. Anyma continues to evolve, collaborating with major artists and exploring new ways to merge music, visuals, and technology. His fans can expect even more boundary-pushing work from him in the future.
Upcoming 2025 Shows for Anyma
Anyma’s 2025 has been an insane year already, including his sold-out “End of Genesys” series at the Las Vegas Sphere that carried into the new year with multiple show dates added because of the extreme demand. Also, a headline appearance this past weekend (March 28th – 30th) at Ultra Miami, where he performed a world-exclusive B2B set with DJ Solomun for the festival’s 25th anniversary. In the future, he will also perform at several other prominent festivals such as Sziget Festival and Zurich Open Air. Fans of Anyma can look forward to more performances and new music as he continues his journey. Check out the tour dates below.
Anyma Tour Dates & Tickets
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[EDM House Network] FISHER Has Day Named After Him By Mayor Of Las Vegas

Over in Las Vegas FISHER has been putting on a hell of a show across a bunch of the best venues around. His amazing music and infectious energy both on and off stage has endeared him to the people of Las Vegas, so much so that the mayor has officially named a day after him.
He’s been keeping Vegas bouncing playing at Marquee Nightclub, Marquee Dayclub, Hakkasan Nightclub, Omnia Nightclub, Palm Tree Beach Club, and Tao Beach. While performing at Tao Beach an official proclamation was unveiled reading “By virtue of the authority given to me by the laws of the state of Nevada and by the charter of the city of Las Vegas. I, Carolyn G. Goodman, mayor of the city of Las Vegas do hereby proclaim March 29th 2025 as Day of the Fish.” This love shown towards FISHER is a credit to his character as wherever he goes, he brings the party with him making Vegas his ideal location.
The energy in the crowds speaks to how he is dominating the scene at the moment releasing banger after palm beach banger and never failing to give off good vibes. The history books will now forever remember March 29th as the ‘Day of the Fish.’
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[EDMTunes] Hook Secures $3.5 Million From Palm Tree Crew

Hook, an AI-powered music platform, has raised $3.5 million from Kygo’s Palm Tree Crew, Khosla Ventures, The Raine Group, and others. This brings Hook’s total funding to $6 million, fueling its mission to provide a solution for unlicensed remixes and give users the ability to legally remix and monetize music.
How Hook Is Changing the Music Industry
Hook solves the problem of unlicensed music remixes online. With 40% of music consumed through user-generated content, Hook allows creators to legally remix and profit from music. The platform ensures artists and rights holders maintain control and get paid. Hook has secured partnerships with 16 major music entities, including Justin Bieber, Swae Lee, and Ty Dolla $ign, offering access to music from over 1,200 artists, and helping creators monetize their passion.
Timeline of Partnerships and Future Plans
Since its launch, Hook has built partnerships with key music rights holders, including Downtown Music and Glassnote Records. In 2023, Hook raised $3 million in seed funding, followed by $3.5 million in 2024. The company launched its remix app for Apple devices in September 2023. The new funding will most likely accelerate marketing efforts and expand Hook’s user base.
Palm Tree Crew – Kygo
Palm Tree Crew is a lifestyle and entertainment company co-founded by world-renowned Norwegian DJ and producer Kygo. The crew represents Kygo’s brand and vision, merging music, culture, and lifestyle through unique events, experiences, and partnerships. Palm Tree Crew is known for organizing exclusive events. These consist of music festivals and private shows, as well as curating branded experiences in collaboration with leading companies. Their mission is to bring people together through music, blending Kygo’s tropical house sound with a passion for creating memorable and immersive experiences for fans. Recently, Palm Tree Crew expanded its influence by acquiring a property in Miami along with announcing a new club in Las Vegas. Altogether, solidifies its presence in the entertainment and lifestyle space.

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[EDMTunes] Chris Lake and Ragie Ban Drop New Track ‘Toxic’

Chris Lake and Ragie Ban drop their new groovy tech house track, ‘Toxic.’ Popular for his iconic sound and chart-topping hits, Chris Lake continues to make us all dance with this release. Its pulsating energy and catchy vocals promise to be a crowd favorite on dance floors worldwide. Let’s listen to ‘Toxic’ together.
‘Toxic’
The track begins with a classic Chris Lake groovy bass, creating his signature vibes. Then, chorus vocals drop in, setting the stage for the drop to enter the chat.
As Chris Lake’s signature “super groovy” beat takes over, driving the rhythm forward. Ragie Ban adds a rap verse, speaking about the thrill and caution of falling for someone who could drive you crazy.
The track builds toward a breakdown, leading to a second drop that intensifies the energy with the same groovy elements. Altogether, Chris Lake and Ragie Ban perfected this track from start to finish. Listen below!
Chris Lake & Ragie Ban
Chris Lake is a British DJ and producer known for his chart-topping singles and groundbreaking remixes. Over his successful career, he’s earned a Grammy nomination, a platinum record, and has made significant contributions to the electronic music scene. His remixes for artists like Jess Glynne, Craig David, and Missy Elliot have become staples in dance music. Lake is also the founder of Black Book Records and has consistently supported emerging artists. Altogether, with his milestone headline performances at major festivals like EDC and the Indy 500 Snake Pit, Chris Lake remains a dominant name in the world of EDM.
Ragie Ban is a young and talented DJ and producer from Brazil who quickly gained recognition for his genre-defying sound that blends elements of techno, house, and more. At just 22 years old, Ragie has already achieved significant milestones in his career. Consisting of support from top artists and releases on respected record labels. His collaboration with Chris Lake on ‘Toxic’ marks a key moment in his rapidly rising career, solidifying his place in the global dance music scene.
Chris Lake’s 2025 Shows:
In 2025, Chris Lake will continue to take his groovy sound to stages worldwide, especially at the Marquee Club in Las Vegas. Also, he will play at Breakaway Atlanta, Project Glow, and more. Fans can expect to experience his new music in what promises to be an exciting year for the artist. Whether performing at major festivals or exclusive events, Chris Lake’s 2025 shows are sure to deliver unforgettable experiences for his ever-growing fanbase.
Chris Lake 2025 Tour Tickets & Dates

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