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Fred again.. is back with two more days, an expansion of his recent album ten days that features a pair of new singles. While "light dark light" (with Angie McMahon) is a reflective, slow-burning song that delves into life's ebbs and flows, "little mystery" (with John Martyn) is a lively, danceable tune filled with uplifting energy. Fred again.. previously sampled McMahon, who he's called one of his "fav singers ever," in 2021's "Angie (i’ve been lost)." His admiration shines through in "light dark light," wherein he reimagines McMahon’s track "Making It Through" from her 2023 album Light, Dark, Light Again. Her raspy, emotive vocals soar over moving synths as she delivers poetic lyrics about life’s shifting cycles. Fred revealed that he created this song just hours before debuting it at Glastonbury during what he described as a "darker" period of his life, adding that "life gets lights again." On the flip side, "little mystery" draws from Martyn's soulful 1987 classic, "Sweet Little Mystery." The track pairs his ageless voice with bubbly, uplifting synths that build into a groovy bassline. As the song progresses, the rhythm intensifies to create a melody that invites us to dance and lose ourselves in the beat. two more days is out now. You can find the release on streaming platforms here. Follow Fred again..:X: x.com/fredagainagain1 TikTok: tiktok.com/@fredagainagain Instagram: instagram.com/fredagainagainagainagainagain Facebook: facebook.com/fredagainagain Spotify: spoti.fi/3w2WKZD

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With Meteor, the most recent track from his much-awaited album Galaxies, Hannes Bieger is still exploring cosmology. Meteor shows Bieger’s unmatched ability to transfer heavenly grandeur into sound by deftly combining existential ideas, deep human connection, and the amazing enormity of the universe. The listener is sent into the darkest recesses of space, where shadows stretch endlessly and stars shine like ancient sentinels from the minute the five-note melody starts. This strong and captivating melody grounds the music, a lighthouse across its complex layers of sound. The melody opens and closes as the piece develops, giving the music both tension and release like the pulse of a far-off supernova. Like the gravitational pull of a celestial entity driving everything in its orbit, the low-end frequencies forward the listener. Synthesizers create rich sound environments that shimmer and undulate to reflect the beauty and mystery of the universe. A reoccurring motif in Bieger’s work, the mechanical and the human are bridged in the precision-engineered beats by an organic warmth. But the track’s breakdowns really transport. These quiet times seem to be cosmic pauses, calling contemplation among the expanse. The second breakdown accentuates Meteor’s captivating character as a siren call to the endless. The tune catches the dual character of its namesake—the Meteor as both an item of wonder and an unimaginably powerful force—through these slower sections. Fundamentally, Meteor is evidence of Bieger’s craft. Every sound, every layer, every minute movement is painstakingly created to inspire the wonder of seeing the universe in motion. This is an odyssey, a multisensory experience that ties us to the stars and reminds us of the love—the energy—that ties all things together; it is not only a song. Close your eyes, let the song guide you beyond eternity, and let Meteor. It leaves behind a trail of wonder, an invitation to dream, and a reminder that we are never really alone even in the grandness of space as it soars across the galaxy. The post ‘Meteor’ is Hannes Bieger’s Interstellar Odyssey appeared first on The Groove Cartel.

Fred again has released ‘Two More Days’, marking the conclusion of his critically acclaimed album, ‘Ten Days’. This latest release includes ‘light dark light’ featuring the talented Angie McMahon, as well as ‘little mystery’ which draws inspiration from the legendary John Martyn’s music. With ‘Two More Days’, Fred again.. brings his Ten Days journey to a poignant close, while also paying tribute to the artists who have influenced his creative process. The Ten Days album has been a rollercoaster of emotions and musical exploration for both Fred again.. and his devoted fans. Each track on the album has been a testament to Fred’s ability to forge deep, heartfelt connections through his music, as well as his knack for transforming existing songs into something entirely new and compelling. Looking back on the Ten Days album as a whole, it is clear that Fred again.. has left an indelible mark on the music industry with his groundbreaking approach to songwriting and production. Each track on the album tells a unique story and invites listeners to explore a myriad of emotions and experiences, making ‘Ten Days’ more than just a collection of songs – it is a journey of self-discovery and reflection. About Fred Again Fred describes his music as ‘Actual Life’, a trademark sound that features vocals uncovered from the unlikeliest of sources; from obscure YouTube clips to personal FaceTime conversations, random Instagram accounts and iPhone video footage of half-remembered nights out. The end results – often made on the move wherever Fred has his laptop – shift between dancefloor-inspired euphoria and yearning melancholy and you’ll hear the likes of The Blessed Madonna, Mr Eazi and Headie One among lesser known voices. The post Fred Again Drops ‘Two More Days’ appeared first on EDMTunes.

On December 31st, Netflix is releasing a highly anticipated documentary about the life and legacy of our long lost hero, Avicii(Tim Bergling). The documentary offers an intimate and powerful look into his life and how he became one of electronic dance music’s most iconic figures. Avicii’s untimely passing in 2018 shook the music world. The documentary reveals the personal journey behind his rise to fame and the pressures he faced along the way. It offers a reflection on the complexities of stardom and rise-to-fame in the modern music industry. “Before there was Avicii, there was just Tim. For the first time through his own words, witness the journey of a shy but prodigious musical talent who would soon become one of the defining artists of his generation.” film synopsis, Netflix Everybody high and low knows who Avicii is. Now, and during his career his music circulated top radio stations, video productions, social media trends, and more. He has double digit tracks that have a billion plays or more like ‘Wake Me Up‘, ‘Levels‘, and ‘Hey Brother‘. He favored the genres of progressive house and electro-house music but didn’t shy away from being a pioneer. His sound brought EDM into the mainstream, combining folk, rock, and electronic elements. His debut album,”True“, released in 2013, achieved commercial success and solidified his place as one of the world’s best DJs. The Netflix Documentary: Avicii – I’m Tim This documentary, directed by Henrik Burman explores the challenges Avicii had navigating fame and its mental and physical challenges. The film delves deep through exclusive footage, behind-the-scenes moments, and interviews with friends, family, and collaborators. His challenges and his desire for a more peaceful existence led to his decision to quit performing live shows. Sadly, the pressures of fame persisted and never truly left him. This raw and emotional exploration will offer fans a deeper understanding of his inner world. Also, will showcase the man who created some of the most beloved anthems in electronic music. Tim: A book revealing these details before the film Years before the documentary was announced, a book titled Tim was released, offering a more detailed and personal look at the DJ’s life. If you know very little about the back story of Avicii, you might want to pick this one up before the show. The book covers his struggles with mental health, his personal battles, and his relationships. I personally couldn’t wait until this book was released and read it days after it was published. One thing I read other than the beauty behind the Avicii project was the dark lessons that come with prescribed medication. Hopefully, between the published book and Netflix’s documentary, Tim’s story will bring an awareness to the music scene that everybody should know. “One day you’ll leave this world behind, so live a life you will remember” – ‘The Nights‘ by Avicii Tim: Tribute album Since Avicii’s passing, one album I listen to frequently is his tribute album titled “Tim“. His family and collaborators worked to honor his memory through this master piece. Released in 2019, the album features previously unreleased tracks that Avicii had been working on before his death. The album’s release was met with an outpouring of support from the electronic music community. The Tim album includes the hit single ‘Heaven‘, which was completed by Avicii’s team with input from his family. This track, along with others on the album, reflects the essence of Avicii’s sound. A mix of memorable lyrics, alternative genres, and uplifting melodies. Artists like Aloe Blacc, Rita Ora, ARIZONA, and Imagine Dragons also made an appearance with standout tracks such as ‘SOS‘, ‘Hold The Line‘, and ‘Fades Away‘. This collection serves as a powerful reminder of the impact Avicii had on the music industry and the community he built. The proceeds from the releases were donated to the Tim Bergling Foundation. Which was established to support mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Through the album, Avicii’s legacy continues to inspire both music lovers, advocates for mental health, and ensures that his story and his message live on. Learn more about this album for this YouTube video. The post Avicii – I’M TIM: A New Netflix Documentary appeared first on EDMTunes.

The countdown has begun, and this December, Bangkok will become the epicenter of electronic music as NEON Countdown 2024 takes over Wonder World Extreme Park. Among the stellar lineup of global superstars lies something truly special—a performance that will mark a new chapter in Asia’s music scene: MRAK’s debut with the show We Don’t Follow. For those in the know, MRAK isn’t just another name on the roster. It’s the solo endeavor of Carmine Conte, half of the iconic Tale of Us, whose Afterlife label and performances have reshaped melodic techno. But MRAK isn’t a spin-off or an afterthought—it’s an entirely different dimension of sound. His music reaches deep, layering textures and rhythms into an experience that feels personal and raw. This isn’t about drops and hype; it’s about storytelling through sound. With a catalog that includes One and his recent EP, The Pledge, MRAK’s live sets blur the line between concert and narrative. Each note feels intentional, pulling you further into an introspective journey. Tracks like “Vacio” and “The World Is Yours” showcase his ability to evoke emotion through complex arrangements, offering something much more than just music—it’s a moment of connection. NEON Countdown has already solidified its place as a must-attend event in Southeast Asia, and with good reason. Where else will you find Martin Garrix, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Lost Frequencies, Indira Paganotto and Oliver Heldens as Hi-Lo all on the same lineup for New Years Eve? But even with such heavyweights sharing the stage, MRAK stands out. His debut in Asia feels like a milestone—not just for him, but for the entire electronic music scene in the region. If you’ve been craving a set that’s less about formula and more about artistry, MRAK’s performance of We Don’t Follow is the one to catch. Imagine ending 2024 surrounded by soundscapes that make you reflect on the year gone by, while setting the tone for the year ahead. This is your chance to witness an artist truly in his element, stepping into new territory and taking you with him. Tickets are already moving fast, and it’s easy to see why. NEON Countdown isn’t just another festival—it’s an experience. Grab your passes, gather your crew, and get ready to start the new year the way it should be: immersed in music that moves you. Don’t just hear about it later—be there for MRAK’s first step onto an Asian stage. This is a moment you’ll want to say you were part of.

Bangkok’s vibrant energy came alive as international DJ sensation Alok returned to the city for another unforgettable night at 808 Festival. A year had passed since his last appearance, and the excitement in the air was palpable. In an exclusive interview with Preetika, Alok shared insights about his evolving sets, his enduring position on DJ Mag, and the creative challenges of crafting world-class performances. From the dazzling laser displays of his Bangkok set to the monumental pyramid shows in Brazil, Alok reflects on his journey as an artist staying true to his vision while navigating the ever-changing music industry. Welcome back to Bangkok. It’s been a year. How do you feel? Well, I feel very pleased to be back here. It wasn’t planned, but I was doing this Asia tour and then it actually happened at the last minute. You’re back at 808, what can you tell us that’s different about this year versus last year? Like the crowd, the set and your feelings? Well, you know the set that I did this year was very different from last year. I just noticed that the lineup is very different from last year, there’s way less EDM, and it’s going more toward the underground direction. I felt I also had to adapt myself so I did a more edgy set which is what I perform on major festivals. We had the extra production and I bought some extra lasers, we had about 40 extra lasers. We really like lasers. So, the next question I have is about your DJ Mag position. You’ve held the same position for four years and it’s a really big deal because it’s a reflection of the love people have for you. Could you tell us about that? Well, I feel that like DJ Mag, it’s kind of like it’s important for some regions for others not really. And it’s kind of like at the end of the day, to be a Brazilian artist and cross borders is something very challenging. It’s very hard to be here and DJ Mag is an important platform to give visibility to your work. So I feel that DJ Mag has this potential for my art so it’s kind of important for some regions. So you mentioned that you’ve now crossed the frontier and with your shows in Brazil like the pyramid structure, that’s taking it to the next level.. Yeah we’re planning to do shows around the world but it’s kind of difficult to do because I need a lot of people to fill up the pyramid as the pyramid is 30 meters high. The first we did was for 250,000 people so we need major crowds. It must be exhilarating when you’re up there and you see the crowds… It’s an amazing feeling because it’s a place where we can really conduct the show one-hundred percent with our own creativity. It’s not like here where I have to share the stage with other artists so I have to adapt myself to this scenario, but there, we create the whole scenario and the whole atmosphere and narrative. It’s something that we can really create amazing stuff with. So, we’ve seen that you have a huge following such as with your support for DJ Mag and more, what are some things you can share for the fans? There’s a lot of things coming up but I’m just living with the moment. We just launched a song today and I’m super excited about it because it’s doing well on the platforms and it’s a bit surprising because we weren’t expecting such a big feedback. Nowadays to play the game of the music industry is crazy. At the end of the day what fans can expect and I’m going to be very true about this is that I’m going to stay true to my style and genuine with what I believe. And I’m not going to play the music industry game, but I’m just going to do what I believe. Looking toward the new year, 2025, are there any special moments you’d like to reflect on and any moments you’d like to carry on with you into the next year or hope to expand on? There are so many amazing moments. I’m honestly so grateful for every day. I always ask to open the right doors and close the wrong ones. Even for the stuff that didn’t turn out how I planned, I’m also grateful for that. I’m just so pleased. Thank you for sitting with me. Your set today really invoked a lot of nostalgia. Thank you. I appreciate it.

With their most recent partnership, “Illusive Thoughts,” Alexion and JD Farrell have produced something rather remarkable. Published on VANDIT Alternative, Paul van Dyk’s forward-looking imprint, the song is a mesmerizing mix of musical depth and progressive drive that spans mainstage appeal with underground authenticity. Masterclass in tension and release, “Illusive Thoughts” introduces mesmerizing, smoke-like voices thread over the track providing an ethereal touch. On the other end, shadowy saw waves and rolling midbass create an ambient basis. Driven by strong rhythm parts that demand movement, the production turns into euphoric highs balanced by atmospheric breaks that provide times of reflection. Under club strobes or during a festival sunset set, this kind of dynamic range appeals equally at 2 AM. Both from the Southeast, Alexion, and JD Farrell have brought their own tastes into perfect harmony. Inspired by his rising profile with cosigns from heavyweights like Martin Garrix and Alok, Alexion’s cinematic touch balances Farrell’s “90s-inspired progressive energy,” developed via releases on Nora en Pure’s Purified Records. Taken together, they have created a dark, seductive, and unquestionably appealing sound. It makes sense to release on VANDIT Alternative. Paul van Dyk’s label has long been a center for songs that defy expectations yet nevertheless fit a wide listenership. With “Illusive Thoughts,” Alexion and Farrell have presented a single equally at home on Beatport’s progressive charts—where it’s already gone to #3—as well as their mainstage rankings, where it claimed #9 inside just five days. This is a statement piece, not only a club banger. DJs all around would be wise to include this one into their kits. Though maybe only wishful thinking, its anthemic, throbbing intensity screams for a 15-minute extended version. From East Coast venues to West Coast celebrations, “Illusive Thoughts” seems to spark dance floors everywhere. Fans of melodic techno and progressive house should definitely include this on their playlist. And now is the chance for those still to see Alexion or JD Farrell live to start that. These two skills are assured to bring the heat to dancefloors close by even with the chill of winter. Whether you enjoy music or DJ, “Illusive Thoughts” is a song you really should not miss. The post JD Farrell and Alexion team up for ‘Illusive Thoughts’ appeared first on The Groove Cartel.

Hardwell's latest single is a thunderous departure, and it's taking no prisoners. Teaming up with the multifaceted hitmaker Vorwerk, "Cambodia" is a hardstyle behemoth, a genre-spanning collision where memorable melody and raw power collide. The track highlights their shared mastery of anthemic dance production after over a decade of friendship. "Once, there was a time when our studios were across the hall from each other," Vorwerk said in a nostalgic Instagram post. "In time, we all went our separate ways. I'm happy our paths crossed again and that we were able to make this awesome tune together." View the original article to see embedded media. Unleashing a stomping cadence coupled with blaring synths, "Cambodia" soars like a phoenix in full flight. The melody is a pure earworm, wrapping around your consciousness with an addictive grip. Beneath it all, an arsenal of distorted hardstyle kicks drives with seismic force, calling perfectly capturing the unrestrained euphoria of the genre's most defining moments. Vorwerk, the Dutch jack-of-all trades producer whose fingerprints have graced countless iconic dance tracks, brings his veteran expertise to the mix. Renowned for his mastery of hard dance and jumpstyle in the early 2000s, he’s a craftsman whose career spans decades of producing, DJing and education. Tracks like "Cambodia" remind us why Vorwerk’s name is spoken in reverent tones among producers and fans alike, especially in the hardstyle genre. Listen to "Cambodia" below and find the new single on streaming services here. Follow Hardwell:X: x.com/hardwell Instagram: instagram.com/hardwell TikTok: tiktok.com/@hardwell Facebook: facebook.com/djhardwell Spotify: spoti.fi/3s1xcJD Follow Vorwerk:X: x.com/maartenvorwerk Instagram: instagram.com/maartenvorwerk Spotify: bit.ly/3ZQjn3L

It’s not every day a song feels like an artifact from both the past and the future, but Zeds Dead’s "Heartbeat" delivers just that. While the dubstep icons have long been synonymous with bass-heavy dynamics, "Heartbeat" offers a departure, an electro-forward gem that leans into nostalgia without feeling derivative. It's a stylistic pivot and just a taste of what’s to come in Return to the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness, their first full-length album in eight years, which thus far is shaping up to be a treasure trove of nostalgic samples and cultural references. Featuring a standout vocal performance by Minke, "Heartbeat" tugs at emotions with earnest delivery and depth. The track's melody rides on a bed of rapid-fire arpeggiated synths, their shimmering tones reminiscent of early 2000s electronic aesthetics. There’s a delicate interplay between warmth and intensity as Zeds Dead's production evokes memories of pixelated screens, retro Winamp players and Windows XP soundscapes. The song feels pleasantly gamified with a touch of wistful energy that distinguishes it from an ordinary club anthem. Return to the Spectrum of Intergalactic Happiness is slated for release in March 2025, with a U.S. tour and new audiovisual show to follow. In the meantime, check out "Heartbeat" below and find the new single on streaming services here. Follow Zeds Dead:X: x.com/zedsdead TikTok: tiktok.com/@zedsdead Instagram: instagram.com/zedsdead Facebook: facebook.com/zedsdead Spotify: tinyurl.com/4tjppc6p

Chronicles: Chapter IV Location: Cenote Mayan Blue | Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Saturday, December 28, 2024 | 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM Lineup: To be revealed Step into the heart of Tulum’s jungle with Chronicles: AURA - Chapter IV, where the vibrations of music, art, and nature converge. On December 28th, the journey through Tulum's high season starts at the stunning Cenote Mayan Blue. In the heart of the Tulum jungle, for 12 hours, two unique stages will host a range of performances, celebrating the natural beauty of the region while immersing visitors in a uniquely artistic atmosphere.. More information here. c/o Chronicles Tulum Vagalume Presents: Go Deeva Location: Vagalume | Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Sunday, December 29, 2024 | 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM Lineup: Simone Vitullo, Eduardo McGregor, more Celebrating over two decades of Go Deeva Records, the iconic label curated by Italian DJ and producer Simone Vitullo returns to Tulum continuing the region's pre-NYE festivities. With a rich catalog of afro and melodic house tracks supported by producer legends like Pete Tong, Black Coffee, and Lee Burridge, Go Deeva's music is the perfect soundtrack for a sunset soiree. More information here. c/o Vagalume Presents SET Underground: NYE Tulum Cenote - Jungle Experience w/ BORA UZER Location: Vesica Tulum | Cenote Club, Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Tuesday, December 31, 2024 | 8:00 PM - Sunrise Lineup: Bora Uzer, Christian Löffler, Parra for Cuva, Deer Jade, Julia Sandstorm New Year's Eve at SET Underground’s Midnight Sparkle Mirage is set against the mystical backdrop of one of Tulum's storied cenotes. The exclusive party invites visitors into a world of vibrant lights, stunning visual displays, and a lineup featuring Bora Uzer, Christian Löffler, Parra for Cuva, and more. Guests will be immersed in a spectacular fireworks display at midnight. This one-of-a-kind event aptly captures the magic of Tulum, fused with the spirit of Burning Man and the beauty of the natural jungle. More information here. c/o Set Underground Ahau Tulum NYE 2025 Celebration Location: Ahau Tulum | Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Tuesday, December 31, 2024 | 8:00 PM - 3:00 AM Lineup: Savage & SHē, Dean Walker, Kid Bamboo, and more Ahau Tulum is one of the most sought-after New Year’s Eve parties in the Riviera Maya. Experience a year-end celebration by the beach with a curated dinner by Chef Arturo Eslava followed by an unforgettable open bar party. With an incredible lineup of artists like Savage & SHē, Dean Walker, and more, the night will see the takeover of Tulum’s iconic beachfront. Dress in your best "Tulum Neutral Color Chic" attire and ring in 2025 in style at this legendary bash. More information here. c/o Ahau Presents Somos Tulum at Vesica Tulum Location: Vesica Tulum | Cenote Club, Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Wednesday, January 1, 2025 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 AM Lineup: AAK, Corcuera, Gavino, Giorgio Stefano, Irena, and more Kickstart 2025 with Somos Tulum, an all-day festival that captures the authentic essence of the region. Taking place at Vesica Tulum, the New Year's Day event fittingly celebrates the spirit of rebirth and connection with over 20 local artists performing across multiple stages. Intertwined with Tulum’s crystal-clear cenote waters, Somos Tulum invites visitors to align their spirit with the region's rich sense of creativity for over 16 unforgettable hours of music and celebration. More information here. Somos Tulum Por Qué No? Tulum Cenote Day Festival by DPM Location: Vesica Tulum | Cenote Club, Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Friday, January 3, 2025 | 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM | Saturday, January 4, 2025 | 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM Lineup: Joezi, Eran Hersh, and more Por Qué No? returns to Tulum for its biggest daytime festival of the year at the world’s only cenote club, Vesica Tulum. Over the course of two days, immerse yourself in an all-day celebration of music, nature, and art. Featuring more than 20 international DJ's, the festival promises a comprehensive blend of tribal and Afrohouse influences, along with melodic techno. Alongside the music, interact with live performance artists and engage in a range of wellness experiences including morning yoga and IV therapy recharge stations. More information here. c/o Por Qué No All Day I Dream of Tulum Location: Vagalume Tulum | Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Monday, January 6, 2025 | 1:00 PM - 1:00 AM Lineup: TBA Start your year in paradise with All Day I Dream of Tulum, a celebration of rhythms and unfiltered tropical energy at Vagalume Tulum. Set against the stunning backdrop of Tulum’s coastline, this all-day event spearheaded by the vision of the legendary Lee Burridge seeks to bring together top-tier dance music talent and the stylish, boho-chic crowd to kickstart 2025. Secure your spot for an unforgettable celebration with music, nature, and good vibes all day long. More information here. c/o All Day I Dream Zamna On the Beach: Deep Root Tribe Tulum Location: Zamna Tulum | Tulum Beach, Mexico Date and Time: Monday, January 6, 2025 | 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM Lineup: Francis Mercier, MoBlack, more Deep Root Tribe makes its debut at Zamna On the Beach, bringing the energy of Afrohouse and international dance music to the waterfront. Hosted by Francis Mercier, the Afro House pioneer's performance promises to bring a high-energy atmosphere to form along with his lineup of world-class supporting talent. Whether you're an established fan of Afro house or simply seeking an unforgettable Tulum experience, this curated event is not to be missed. More information here. c/o Zamna Zamna Tulum: Afterlife Location: Zamna Tulum | Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Sunday, January 6, 2025 | 10:00 PM - Late Lineup: Tale of Us, Mathame, and more Afterlife returns to Zamna Tulum for an unforgettable night of atmospheric techno and captivating visual greatness. Hosted by Tale of Us, the night promises to take attendees on a journey through main stage melodic techno under the stars. Surrounded by the lush jungle, the cutting-edge visuals and exceptional sound system will elevate this already tried and true staple of Tulum high season to even greater heights. More information here. c/o Zamna Zamna Tulum: Keinemusik Location: Zamna Tulum | Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: Monday, January 13, 2025 | 10:00 PM - Late Lineup: Rampa, &ME, Adam Port, and more Known for their uniquely captivating live show productions, Keinemusik are once again bringing their burgeoning catalogue of Afrohouse hits to Tulum’s jungle landscape. Expect an unforgettable night of grooves under the "kloud" as the joint forces of Rampa, &ME, Adam Port are poised to keep thousands dancing until dawn. More information here. c/o Zamna Gates of Agartha Location: Zamna Tulum | Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: January 16 - 19, 2025 Lineup: To be revealed Gates of Agartha invites attendees on an extraordinary four-day journey, blending the mystical beauty of the Mayan jungle with modern electronic music. From the intimate Opening Ceremony on January 16th to the monumental festival nights on January 17th and 18th, the event is designed to transport fans into the heart of Tulum’s spiritual world. Witness breathtaking visuals, world-class DJ sets, and an atmosphere that celebrates both the ancient wisdom of the Mayans and cutting-edge music technology. The journey culminates with an exclusive Closing Party in a sacred cenote, creating an unparalleled experience that connects music, art, and history. More information here. c/o Zamna Day Zero Location: Tulum, Mexico Date and Time: January 11, 2025 | 10:00 PM - Late Lineup: Damian Lazarus, Fatboy Slim, Carlita, more A true Tulum institution, Day Zero returns for its highly anticipated 2025 edition. Since its inception, the event founded by Damian Lazarus has captured the mysticism of the Mayan jungle. Whether you're attending for the legendary music or the magical setting, Day Zero will offer a night that transcends the ordinary, solidifying the beginning of another incredible year in Tulum. The lineup includes over 30 artists with a special guest still to be revealed. More information here. Day Zero Festival

After a three-day weekend celebrating 808 Festival, it’s time to reflect on what made this festival so great and why it continues to stand as Bangkok’s premier music festival. The lineup was nothing short of amazing, with Anyma debuting his Genesys show in Asia right here in Bangkok. But that wasn’t the only debut—The Outlaw delivered an unforgettable experience, and the Drumcode takeover featuring Adam Beyer and co. added another layer of excellence to the weekend. Let’s dive into what went down over those three incredible days. Day 1: A Nostalgic Warm-UpDay 1 was the perfect warm-up for the jam-packed weekend ahead, easing us into the 808 experience while setting a high bar for what was to come. San Holo’s return to Thailand after a five-year hiatus was nothing short of magical. His ability to seamlessly weave melodic tunes with hard-hitting bangers felt like he was guiding us toward the light, setting an uplifting tone for the night. The crowd’s energy was electric, each drop resonating like a shared heartbeat among fans old and new. Miss Monique followed with a melodic journey that was nothing less than hypnotic. Her set brought a serene calmness to the air, a soothing contrast to the adrenaline-packed sets around her. It was the kind of musical therapy that made you close your eyes, sway, and momentarily forget everything except the rhythm. For me, the highlight of the night was Alok’s set. He didn’t just bring music—he brought memories. His track selection hit me right in the feels, sparking nostalgia for the Y2K days and those early raving years when I was just 20. It’s surreal to think how long it’s been, yet every beat felt like a time machine, reconnecting me with that raw, unfiltered love for dance music. Alok’s blend of old-school vibes and modern energy was a perfect bridge between past and present, a reminder of why I’ve remained a devoted fan of 808 all these years. Closing out the night, Sara Landry made her powerful debut at 808, and it was nothing short of a marathon. Her relentless, hard-hitting techno pushed us to the edge—gasping for breath but still hungry for more. Every track was a force of nature, leaving no room for hesitation or slowing down. It wasn’t just a set; it was an all-out assault on the senses, a masterclass in high-energy pacing that ensured we ended Day 1 with a bang. The day felt like a celebration of first-time acts, nostalgic returns, and musical journeys that reminded us why 808 continues to set the standard for festival excellence. It was only the beginning, and yet it already felt unforgettable. Day 2: Sustainability and Dual-Stage ExcitementAfter recovering from the whirlwind that was Day 1, I decided to explore the venue more thoroughly on Day 2—and stumbled upon something unexpected: 808’s sustainability initiatives in collaboration with Indorama Ventures. Here’s the thing—just like waiting for that text from a trashy ex who never changes is wasted energy, so is tossing away plastic without a second thought. This initiative encouraged us to recycle our plastic bottles, giving waste a meaningful second life. It was a poignant reminder that one person’s trash can indeed become another’s treasure. For us ravers, the treasure is clear: festivals that let us revel in the music we love while also caring for the planet we live on. A standout moment of the day was seeing groups of festival-goers enthusiastically engaging with the recycling drive, turning it into a mini celebration. It was inspiring to witness the rave community come together for a cause that went beyond the music. That sense of collective effort gave the festival an extra layer of meaning, proving that sustainability and good vibes can go hand in hand. The night’s music was another adventure entirely, with two stages attracting our attention. On the mainstage, 4B got the crowd hyped with his energetic performance, seamlessly blending trap and house beats into a set that kept the energy at a peak. Then came Alison Wonderland’s return after five years, delivering a performance that was both emotional and electric, a true testament to her artistry. James Hype brought his unique energy, Chase & Status’ DJ set introduced DnB vibes to the mainstage, and The Outlaw’s debut took the crowd by storm with a dystopian theme. Over at the We Rave You stage, Sadia, Merow, AVAO, JUSTUS, and Klangkuenstler kept things lively with their distinct styles, proving the stage was just as much of a draw as the mainstage. Each artist brought their own flavor to the night, making it impossible to stick to one area for too long without feeling FOMO. For me, The Outlaw’s set stole the show. The production felt like we were dropped into a dystopian world—gritty decorations, pounding beats, and an atmosphere that made everyone feel like part of a unified rebellion. It was immersive, thrilling, and exactly the kind of creative leap that sets 808 apart. The mix of theatrical elements and hard-hitting soundscapes made it an unforgettable experience. Day 2 wasn’t just about incredible music—it was about connection, creativity, and showing how festivals can inspire us to take care of each other and the planet. With sustainability initiatives and dual-stage excitement, 808 proved once again why it’s not just a festival but a movement. Day 3: The Genesys of EuphoriaThe final day was the one we’d all been waiting for: Anyma’s Genesys debut in Thailand. For months, it was all anyone could talk about, myself included. When the moment finally arrived, the excitement in the air was undeniable. Anyma’s massive screen and futuristic visuals combined with his signature soundscapes created an experience that felt otherworldly. It’s easy to see why this show has captured the world’s attention—seeing it firsthand was unforgettable. Every element of Anyma’s set was meticulously crafted, from the massive visuals to the seamless transitions that made the entire performance feel like a single, cohesive narrative. It wasn’t just a set; it was a story—a journey that left the crowd in awe and cemented Anyma as one of the most innovative artists in the scene today. The rest of Day 3 featured another incredible lineup. Laura Van Dam brought her uplifting energy, kicking off the evening with a vibrant set that had everyone moving. Mau P had the crowd chanting along to his iconic anthem, “Drugs From Amsterdam,” creating a unifying moment that could only happen at 808. Then came Zedd’s return after two years, delivering an emotional set filled with fan favorites. Hearing him drop “Clarity” for the sixth time in my life still felt just as powerful as the first. The crowd’s unified singing during “Clarity” was a moment of pure magic, a collective reminder of the healing and connective power of music. On the Drumcode stage, legends like Marie Vaunt, Massano, Bart Skils, and Adam Beyer reminded everyone why techno holds a special place in our hearts. Bart Skils’ closing set was the perfect way to end the festival—a masterclass in why he’s a global icon of techno. Between the Genesys debut, Zedd’s emotional return, and Drumcode’s powerhouse performances, Day 3 delivered everything we love about 808 Festival and more. It wasn’t just a finale—it was the ultimate celebration of music, visuals, and the connection we all share as a rave community. A Festival to Remember808 Festival 2024 wasn’t just another festival. It was a weekend filled with unforgettable moments, powerful performances, and a reminder of why we keep coming back year after year. From the groundbreaking debuts to the sustainability efforts, 808 continues to raise the bar for music festivals in Asia. The sense of community and shared passion for music made this year’s edition even more special. If my stories have convinced you of its magic, be sure to follow 808’s Facebook and Instagram pages for updates on next year’s edition. Trust me—you won’t want to miss it.

After a year full of industry recognition and critical praise, WhoMadeWho presents a whole remix package for their eighth studio album Kiss & Forget. Offering fresh ideas on the band’s most recent creative opus, the collection brings together seasoned electronic music players with new talent. The whole Kiss & Forget remix pack Leading the package is the version of “Saturday” by emerging Belgian genius MAXI MERAKI. Renowned for his performances at Tomorrowland and current US tour, Meraki brings his trademark vivid tones to the remix, turning the ambient soundscapes of the original into a melodic masterpiece. “I poured my soul and inventiveness into this Saturday remix,” says Meraki. “It’s me shared through WhoMadeWho’s beat, not just a remix.” The remix pack presents a number of unique fresh takes. Selim Sivade, BARON, Meloko, and Konvex working together as a supergroup turns “Sweet Cuddles” into a deep, groove-driven trip. With his unique mix of melodic house and Middle Eastern inspirations, London-based Rockin Moroccin imbues their work with Egyptian singer/songwriter nour, A3LA. With Fresh off their Ultra Records triumph, Copenhagen’s own Tripolism presents a striking interpretation of “You Belong To No-One,” while Spanish house music master Dennis Cruz offers his rhythmic viewpoint on “Sweet Cuddles“. While Berlin-based producer & Panorama Bar resident Massimiliano Pagliara brings his analog-driven sound to “You Belong To No- One,” Portuguese producer Xinobi teams up with French-Malian-Senegalese artist AWEN for a distinctive take on “Bedside,” merging Xinobi‘s indie-electronic sensibilities with AWEN‘s unique Afro-house influences and powerful vocals to create a cross-cultural electronic cut. WhoMadeWho past year These fresh remixes add to an already outstanding selection of interpretations put on show all year. Dancefloors all around have been dominated by RÜFÜS DU SOL’s globally praised remix of “Miracle” with Adriatique, Mind Against & Dyzen’s approach on “Children,” and CamelPhat’s rendition of “Love Will Save Me” including RY X. While French deep house producer Alex Wann’s rendition of “Heartless,” WhoMadeWho’s collaboration with Kölsch has become one of the most downloaded remixes from the album run. Adam Ten’s remix of “Kiss Me Hard” became a staple in WhoMadeWho’s renowned hybrid DJ sets at major events including Tomorrowland and Burning Man. The 12-track compilation is now available on all digital streaming platforms. The seven new exclusive remixes will also be split between two EPs meant especially for electronic music outlets, EP I available today and EP II following on December 20th. The post WhoMadeWho’s ‘Kiss & Forget’ LP receives remix pack appeared first on The Groove Cartel.

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 PicksLate June - time slips away from all of us in the endArk Patrol - OriginJoshua Idehen - Stretch for the Stars (Touring Rework)Yaeger - Water Pistol (Killen. Remix)Polar Youth - RuminateMel Blue - That Feelingborne - as i dosalf - cloud nineKhamsin, Kidwaste - If I fade (please)gyrofield, Trail - Fallen In Deep

CADMIUM has teamed up with Tara Louise and Electric Range to create a holy trinity of bass in his stunning new single, "The Call" featuring Zack Merci. The DJ and producer, who recently welcomed his first child, stuns with cinematic production as Louise bursts onto the scene with powerful lyrics like, "I was afraid now I'm frightening / Turn my pain into lightning." She exhibits her range throughout the track through a breathtaking vocal performance with soaring falsettos. Among the heavy-hitting lyrics comes an equally impassioned performance by Electric Range, whose Julliard-trained instrumentalists saturate each drop with dramatic orchestral flourishes. Though it's hard to pin one down, perhaps the most notable moment in "The Call" comes from Electric Range's violinist, who delivers a precise, unfaltering solo at breakneck speeds. And chiseling it all into a track that evokes a sense of invincibility and triumph is CADMIUM, whose masterful bass production has landed him on Black Tiger Sex Machine's label, Kannibalen. Listen to "The Call" below and find the new collaboration on streaming platforms here. FOLLOW CADMIUM:Instagram: instagram.com/cadmiummusic TikTok: tiktok.com/@cadmium X: x.com/cadmiumofficial Facebook: facebook.com/cadmium.sound Spotify: spoti.fi/434CohB FOLLOW TARA LOUISE:Instagram: instagram.com/tara_louise_b Facebook: facebook.com/taralouisemusic1 Spotify: tinyurl.com/yrwjmbnt FOLLOW ELECTRIC RANGE:Instagram: instagram.com/electric.range/ TikTok: tiktok.com/@electric.range Facebook: facebook.com/electric.range/ Spotify: spoti.fi/2BdxhVc

Lumasi is wrapping up breakout year with Sun & Moon, a new EP full of deep, psychedelic bass. Across the five-track project, Lumasi delivers delightfully literal interpretations of each song's title, letting listeners experience his take on their meanings. Sun & Moon includes the previously released tracks "Mourning Dub" and "Deleted" (with SHMUX). The former has proved immensely popular, its title an ode to the Mourning Dove, whose somber coos are present throughout the track. Newly released tracks include "Dreamlike," in which disorienting wubs make us feel like we're ventured through a nonsensical dreamland. This then segues into "Deleted," where robotic voices sound like a virus spreading through a computer system. "Crowd Control" and "Smooth" featuring Ozztin appear last, their stretching downtempo beats like molasses creeping from build to drop and back again. Yawning vowel bass and gentle wind chimes accompany the latter, leaving us thoroughly entranced at the EP's end. Listen to the EP below and find it on streaming platforms here. FOLLOW LUMASI:X: x.com/lumasimusic TikTok: tiktok.com/@lumasimusic Instagram: instagram.com/lumasimusic Facebook: facebook.com/lumasimusic Spotify: tinyurl.com/2fyskjr6

Buku peeled back the layers of what made him the artist he is today and shared the sounds straight from his core. Whether he's releasing bass anthems fit for the main stage, or techno suited for a sweaty nightclub as Calvin Stanley, Buku's essence is immediately noticeable. His newest EP, The Unraveled Essence, out now on Of The Trees' Memory Palace, is an introspective journey into the core message and motivations that influence his sound. Buku says the EP isn't just a look at what inspired him in the past, but also a preview of the future. He also revealed in a press release that his late friend, CharlestheFirst, inspired one of the tracks just days after the three-year mark of his tragic death. "The Unraveled Essence EP is derived from my personal and musical past, present and future," Buku explains. "Derived from my vast spectrum of influences, It's a representation of my true artistic intuition. From dancefloor worthy tracks, to the experimental, to the melodic, to an introspective post-rock-electronic track dedicated to our friend Charles—I feel like I've reached out and grasped musical pillars from my future & past simultaneously.. The opening track "TWM" surprises with an introduction that feels meant for a big city nightclub. That is until he blasts the imaginary venue into space with vibrant, intergalactic synths and intense wobbles. Leaning even more into the bass realm, "Like This" layers a grungy, damp bassline beneath crystalline keys, making for a unique tale of two worlds. On "Time," Buku recruits Jessy Covets for a refreshing melodic anthem that feels like a dip in a cool spring after the chaos of the first two tracks. With angelic vocals and uplifting production, the duo created a sound that washes over the listener with every note. Calling upon his more experimental side, "You Know The Drill" morphs with a mutating bassline that grows and expands like a badass sci-fi monster. "Judge Not" is a masterfully produced offering that features intense, crisp production highlighted by layers that feel like water droplets dripping onto a tightly woven drum head. Buku then closes out with an anthem, "The First," which takes its time to build up before bringing the EP home with a flourish. Listen to The Unraveled Essence below and find the new EP on streaming platforms here. Follow Buku:Instagram: instagram.com/bukudatdude X: x.com/bukudatdude TikTok: tiktok.com/@bukudatdude Facebook: facebook.com/bukubass Spotify: spoti.fi/3i0ZzSf

Dancing Astronaut presents: IDs Only Episode 1 featuring Westend is now live on YouTube. Check out the interview in full below. Featured image: Josiah The post Dancing Astronaut Presents: IDs Only Episode 1 – Westend [Interview] appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.

Just over two months ago, Rezz announced the concept and dates for her new audiovisual experience, "PORTAL." She' now revealed its lineup, which includes Ninajirachi, Detox Unit and PEEKABOO. Taking place at San Francisco's Cow Palace, the venue will host up to 12,000 fans, making it Rezz's biggest headline show to date. It sets the stage for the bass music powerhouse to draw fans into an ambitious new visual production created by the Bending Life production team. Though she's finally revealed the details of "PORTAL" after teasing the show since 2022, Rezz is making sure fans stay on their toes before its first iteration. "Next I will show you all a sneak peak at the production," she added in this week's announcement. Tickets to the debut of Rezz's "Portal"can be purchased here. Rezz/X Follow Rezz:X: x.com/officialrezz TikTok: tiktok.com/@officialrezz Instagram: instagram.com/officialrezz Facebook: facebook.com/officialrezz Spotify: spoti.fi/32DV4IY

Fans of EDC will soon be able to enjoy an Aperol Spritz along Phuket's scenic coast while hearing their favorite DJs after Insomniac Events partnered with the aperitif brand for its inaugural festival in Thailand. Aperol will reportedly host its own pop-up experience, "Aperol Spritz Piazza," which is designed to mirror the vibrance of Italy's iconic piazzas. Its signature orange color is expected to draw the eye and attention of festival-goers, offering a "spot to gather with friends and unwind over Spritzes" away from the festival's main stage. Aperol's owner, Campari Group, is optimistic that the EDC partnership—along with a slew of brand activations across Phuket—will expand its cultural footprint in Asian markets, according to The Spirits Business. Insomniac recently announced the lineup for their inaugural EDC Thailand festival, which includes beloved electronic music artists Skrillex, ILLENIUM, FISHER and Tiësto, among others. The event is scheduled for January 17-19 on the grounds of the picturesque Boat Avenue Lakefront. Tickets for EDC Thailand 2025 can be purchased here. Follow EDC Thailand:X: x.com/edc_thailand TikTok: tiktok.com/@insomniacevents Instagram: instagram.com/edc_thailand Facebook: facebook.com/electricdaisycarnivalthailand

Out today on Lost in Dreams is Hoang’s and Danny Olson’s ‘Already Gone‘ which is a captivating track that strikes a deep emotional chord in your heart. The song opens with a slow burn of soft melodies and vocals, gradually building anticipation. Rosie Darling’s vocals are masterful, delivering a raw and emotive performance that draws you in. As the chorus hits, the song hits its peak, creating a powerful and anthemic sound. The contrast between the delicate vocals and the heavy bassline is striking and adds depth to the song. The lyrics explore themes of loss and longing, resonating with anyone who has experienced heartbreak. The post Hoang & Danny Olson Release Emotional Collaboration ‘Already Gone’ appeared first on EDMTunes.

Spotify’s CEO Daniel Ek has once again cashed out a substantial amount of stock, taking home $28 million from the sale of 60,000 shares. This is a result of a significant surge in Spotify’s stock price, which recently peaked at an all-time high of $502.38 per share, helping the company reach a market cap of $100 billion. Ek’s decision to sell is for obvious reasons and part of a larger trend among Spotify’s key stakeholders. Several other executives are also taking advantage of the company’s soaring stock prices. Resulting in over a billion dollars of Spotify stock traded in 2024 within the company itself. More details on Spotify elites and their stock trading Daniel Ek’s 2024 stock sale marks the continuation of a larger and consistent pattern of stock trades. Despite these sales, Ek remains a major shareholder, holding roughly 15.65% of Spotify’s total stock. Spotify’s co-founder Martin Lorentzon has also made significant sales, offloading nearly 1.5 million shares for over half a billion dollars. Chief Product Officer Gustav Soderstrom and Chief Business Officer Alex Norstrom are doing the same thing. They have similarly sold off portions of their holdings, benefiting from the substantial rise in Spotify’s stock price. In summary, the stocks themselves have jumped by more than 500% since November 2022. How CEOs Get Paid For CEOs of major companies, stock options are one of the ways they make their large paychecks. Stock prices are often tied to the performance of the company and can result in significant payouts. While Ek’s stock sales are substantial, they are part of a broader trend in corporate compensation. Leaders are incentivized to drive their companies’ market value upwards to reap financial rewards. In many cases, stock options are both a motivational tool and a way to align the interests of executives with those of shareholders. Summary Spotify’s remarkable stock performance in 2024 has allowed its top executives to reap substantial financial gains. Daniel Ek’s latest $28 million sale is just one example of the wealth that has been generated within as Spotify continues to grow in both revenue and market cap. As the streaming giant moves forward, it’s clear that stock incentives will remain a crucial part of how its leadership is compensated, and for other CEOs, this model continues to be a key driver of financial success. The post Daniel Ek Sells Millions in Spotify Stock After Market Cap appeared first on EDMTunes.

Offering a further glimpse into her forthcoming album, We Are Always Under The Same Sky, set for release on January 17th via Anjunadeep, the acclaimed Austin-based Japanese producer Qrion (Momiji Tsukada) unveils her captivating deep house single, ‘Lean Into Light,‘ featuring the ethereal vocals of pinkpirate. INSERT SPOTIFY LINK Equally at home on the dancefloor or through headphones, the track showcases Qrion’s exceptional craftsmanship, with each release offering a fresh and nuanced listening experience rich with meaning and emotion. The collaboration with 24-year-old British electronic alt-pop rising star pinkpirate results in a seamlessly harmonious blend, heightened by her delicate, expressive vocals. ‘Lean Into Light’ is the fourth single off the upcoming album, following last month’s ‘Keep On Moving Up,’ and previously released singles, ‘Hush My Heart,‘ ‘Ice Palace,‘ and ‘Miyanosawa.’ Speaking about the new track, Momiji muses, “When I worked on Lean Into Light, I was in a sad place. The pluck sounds in the song were inspired by the rain, reflecting how I felt like I was in a dark tunnel, struggling to find my way out. I wrestled with feelings of regret about my life, searching for excuses to make myself feel better. But eventually, I saw the light coming toward me, guiding me to realize that it’s okay to make mistakes. Those years weren’t something to regret; they were a learning experience. I didn’t share much of this with Pink, but she understood the vibe perfectly when we were in the studio. Her delicate voice perfectly matched the song, and she truly brought it to life. I especially love how she wrote “Memory Stays” – it captured the essence of the track so beautifully.” Qrion’s Upcoming Album Qrion’s upcoming album, We Are Always Under The Same Sky, signifies a rebirth for Qrion, representing the next phase of her journey following her debut, written as a reflection of the past. The album is also a celebration of female and non-binary Southeast Asian talent, with features from British-Kongese singer-songwriter Josie Man and Paris-based South Korean DJ, producer, and vocalist DIDI HAN. Qrion teamed up with the American-Chinese animator and designer Zee Yorke for all the artwork accompanying the album. Melancholic, wistful, and dancefloor-minded, Qrion’s sound ranges from supple, exploratory works to driving house and soul-sampling groovers, always with a light and playful touch – evoking memories and feelings through sound. Her productions have drawn acclaim across dancefloors globally, from her long-running relationship with Anjunadeep to her remixes for Booka Shade and Röyksopp. It’s music for walking in the rain, driving through mountains, or reflecting on memories. Qrion’s Tour Dates Qrion recently announced an extensive run of international tour dates, which are currently underway in the US, with the following shows remaining: Jan 10th – AREA15, Las Vegas, NV – USA Jan 11th – Celebrities, Vancouver, BC – CA Jan 18th – Audio, San Francisco, CA Jan 24th – Wish Atlanta, GA – USA Jan 25th – Night We Met, Nashville, TN – USA Jan 31st – Sound Nightclub February Los Angeles, CA – USA Feb 1st – HB Social Club, Honolulu, HI – USA Feb 7th – Soundcheck, Washington D.C. – USA Feb 8th – Elsewhere (The Hall), Brooklyn, NY – USA Feb 21st Kingdom, Austin, TX – USA Feb 22nd – It’ll do, Dallas, TX – USA Feb 23rd – Black Circle March Indianapolis, IN – USA Mar 7th – Chvrch Of John, Edmonton, AB – CA Mar 8th – SubRosa, Calgary, AB – CA Mar 14th – Q Nightclub, Seattle, WA – USA Mar 15th – Bluebird, Denver, CO – USA Mar 21st – Magic Stick, Detroit, MI – USA Mar 22nd – Newspeak, Montreal, QC – CA Mar 28th – Coda, Toronto, ON – CA Tickets for all shows are on sale now and available to purchase via this link. ‘Lean Into Light’ is available now, with the full We Are Always Under The Same Sky album out January 17th – pre-order here. Stay tuned for more new music and news of the forthcoming project from Qrion to come soon. The post Qrion Releases ‘Lean Into Light’ Ahead Of Album appeared first on EDMTunes.

It’s only human to feel lost and disconnected at times, but what if these moments of uncertainty actually guide us to brighter futures? It’s in this spirit of discovery and stepping outside the comfort zone that ‘A State of Trance Year Mix 2024’ invites listeners on a journey beyond the expected. For the first time ever in an A State of Trance Year Mix, the legendary Moby voices the inspirational intro, urging listeners to break free from self-imposed barriers and embrace the limitless potential of the journey ahead. Listen here. Having evolved from a small radio show into a wide-ranging and far-reaching brand with many different spin-offs, ‘A State of Trance’ is one of the world’s biggest and most popular dance music brands. Built from the ground up since the very first episode of Armin van Buuren’s radio show in 2001, ASOT now entails a globally acclaimed label and a breathtaking event series to boot, drawing tens of thousands of music lovers from all over the globe. Across Moby’s narration and its 113 tracks, this twenty-first year-culminating mix is designed to push boundaries, weaving together the sounds that share a soul rather than a genre tag. Comprising productions from scene favorites such as Armin van Buuren, Ben Gold, Laura van Dam, Paul van Dyk and Aly & Fila, as well as those of Adam Beyer, HI-LO, Joris Voorn and KI/KI, the year mix upholds its trance legacy whilst embracing the sounds that were once given a different label. The post A State of Trance 2024 Mix Is Here appeared first on EDMTunes.