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Labor Day weekend is about to get much more interesting. Dirtybird CampINN has announced its return for 2025, following a two-year hiatus, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the Dirtybird label. The event, in collaboration with Home Bass, is scheduled to take place over the Labor Day weekend, from Friday, August 29, to Tuesday, September 2, at the DoubleTree by Hilton at the Entrance to Universal Orlando. The event will see tickets go on sale today, while early access was to Loyalty and Birdfeed members an hour prior to the general sale. The resort, situated near Universal Orlando Resort, will host the festival, offering attendees access to 742 rooms, multiple dining options, an outdoor pool, a fitness centre, and extensive event spaces. Deron Delgado, Label Manager and Talent Buyer for Dirtybird, states that the previous CampINN events have been a highlight for the label, and that, as they celebrate 20 years, bringing the event back for their East Coast audience was a priority. Meanwhile, Brian Thomas, Co-producer of Dirtybird CampINN and Founder of Home Bass, says this year presents an opportunity to elevate the initial vision of Dirtybird CampINN through collaborative efforts. He expresses his excitement for the evolution of the event and its potential to establish itself as an annual destination. The 2025 edition of Dirtybird CampINN will feature Electronic music across House, Techno, and Bass genres. The event will also see the return of the colour team competitions, with participants representing Flamingo Fam (Pink), Gator Gang (Green), and Scuba Squad (Blue). Secure your tickets for the festival by clicking here. The post Dirtybird’s CampINN Announces 2025 Return Following Two-Year Pause appeared first on EDMTunes.

In 2021 Daft Punk split up leaving behind an astronomical legacy that not many names in music could ever dream of matching. Across their 28-year career they were able to find success wherever they went and one of the highpoints came back in 2001 when they released their magnum opus ‘Discovery.’ Daft Punk had already grabbed the worlds attention with their debut album ‘Homework’ in 1997 which featured the smash hit ‘Around the World.’ For ‘Discovery’ they decided to go in a sonically different direction taking a lot of inspiration from disco along with aiming to explore musical structures. The result was a genre transcending masterpiece that was able to pull in a wide audience of people from various genre fanbases. ‘Discovery’ hit the charts in a big way reaching number 2 in the album charts in France, Canada, and the UK. Several of the singles made their way into the charts including ‘Harder Better Faster Stronger’ which made it to number 3 in the UK Dance Chart while the opening track to the album climbed all the way to number 1 in France. Of course, that song we all know to be the historic ‘One More Time.’ In total ‘Discovery’ has amassed over 2 billion streams on Spotify with the lowest streamed song still having over 26 million streams showing the strength across the album. ‘Discovery’ was not only a sonic success but a visual marvel as Daft Punk collaborated with Leiji Matsumoto to make the anime film ‘Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem.’ It featured the entirety of the album as a soundtrack accompanied by minimal sound effects and zero dialogue. The artistry put into the film is stunning to witness and has become almost as iconic as the album itself thanks to being so unique and meticulously put together. ‘Discovery’ has gone beyond the realms of just being a great electronic music album and has gone as far as becoming one of the most highly regarded albums of all time. The crowning jewel in Daft Punk’s catalogue, it was rightfully ranked in Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. It will forever be an absolute gem of an album that has inspired many of todays big names to do what they do.

Those attending Miami Music Week in 2025 might want to include in their plans E11EVEN Miami, the downtown hotspot known for never closing its doors, who have announced five consecutive days of dance music mayhem. Running from March 26-30, the venue's lineup features Diplo, Marshmello and Gordo, among others taking command of the decks. Steve Aoki's Dim Mak label will close out the week with a showcase featuring electronic music vets Laidback Luke and Flosstradamus alongside rising stars like Nostalgix. What distinguishes E11EVEN in Miami's saturated club scene is its 24-hour operational schedule, allowing clubbers to transition seamlessly between daytime pool parties and nighttime events without ever experiencing that dreaded "closing time" announcement. The award-winning venue has positioned itself as the literal and figurative center that never sleeps during the electronic music industry's annual pilgrimage to South Florida. For those requiring sustenance—or perhaps a moment to contemplate their life choices after 12 straight hours of dancing—E11EVEN's rooftop restaurant Giselle offers a respite with its retractable roof and fusion cuisine blending Asian, Mediterranean and French influences. The establishment, revered as one Miami's best rooftop restaurants, will feature a slate of special music performances throughout the week. Read on to discover all of E11EVEN's can't-miss events in 2025 and head here for tickets and reservations. And for a full breakdown of this year's events during Miami Music Week, check out our comprehensive guide. Wednesday, March 26: AMÉMÉLocation: E11EVEN Miami - 29 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: AMÉMÉ Tickets Thursday, March 27: GordoLocation: E11EVEN Miami - 29 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: Gordo Tickets Thursday, March 27: Roger SanchezLocation: Giselle Miami - 15 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: Roger Sanchez Dinner reservations Friday, March 28: MarshmelloLocation: E11EVEN Miami - 29 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: Marshmello Tickets Friday, March 28: Nulu MovementLocation: Giselle Miami - 15 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: Anané, Christian Mantini Dinner reservations Saturday, March 29: DiploLocation: E11EVEN Miami - 29 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: Diplo Tickets Saturday, March 29: DJ RavidrumsLocation: Giselle Miami - 15 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: DJ Ravidrums, Ivano Bellini Dinner reservations Sunday, March 30: Dim Mak MiamiLocation: E11EVEN Miami - 29 NE 11th St, Miami, FL 33132 Time: 8pm Artists: Steve Aoki, Laidback Luke, Flosstradamus, Henry Fong b2b Ookay, NIIKO X SWAE, Nostalgix, PLS&TY, Linney Tickets Follow E11EVEN Miami:Instagram: instagram.com/11miami X: x.com/11miami TikTok: tiktok.com/@11miami Facebook: facebook.com/11miami

The ReturnAfter nearly a year and a half hiatus, Griz has teased his return to the music scene with a thrilling Instagram video. In the clip we can see Griz cruising around on a tractor vibing to a brand new ID with the main line clearly stating, ‘I’m Back‘. At the end of the video fans were given a brief glimpse of what appears to be dates for a potential event on October 10-12, 2025. The cryptic post has fans buzzing, though it’s unclear exactly what Griz has in store. Some specualtion suggests it could be a three-day festival or a major headlining show. Adding to the intrigue, there’s a link to sign up for future updates, which includes a hint towards a Virginia area code. The last time Griz graced the stage was in October 2023 for a sold-out headlining show at Fillmore + Mission Ballroom in Denver, which was initially meant as a farewell before his break from touring. Since then, fans have eagerly awaited the return of the groovy funk mastermind. With this new teaser, it seems Griz is gearing up for a spectacular comeback.

Chicago’s flagship house and techno festival, ARC Music Festival, has unveiled its 2025 lineup as it returns to Union Park this Labor Day Weekend, August 29–31. This year promises the most diverse and ambitious curation yet—melding pioneering legends, emerging innovators, and groundbreaking B2B sets that capture the festival’s spirit of innovation. Over its five-year history, ARC has become a vital hub for iconic figures, rising stars, and underground trailblazers in Chicago, the birthplace of house music. Past highlights include Eric Prydz’s multi-alias debut, Carl Cox and Green Velvet’s earthshaking B2B set in 2024, and Hiroko Yamamura’s global underground finale in 2023. The 2025 roster spans the entire dance music spectrum. Celebrating its milestone, Eric Prydz returns with his three-alias showcase, while headliners like superproducer Jamie xx, global sensation John Summit, techno powerhouse Amelie Lens, veteran Richie Hawtin, and crowd favorite FISHER drive the festival forward. Notable back-to-back collaborations include: Other standout sets feature Honey Dijon B2B Derrick Carter, Boys Noize B2B VTSS, Adam Beyer B2B Layton Giordani, and HAAi B2B Hiroko Yamamura. Additionally, ARC introduces fresh trends with Skream B2B Hamdi’s UK Garage set, Sub Focus making his drum & bass debut, Interplanetary Criminal B2B Malugi, and Eris Drew B2B Octo Octa. The festival also boasts modern house heavyweights such as Duck Sauce, Luciano, Hot Since 82, DJ Tennis, BLOND:ISH, Loco Dice, Claude VonStroke, Adriatique, and Ki/Ki, alongside a robust techno roster featuring Nicole Moudaber, Eli Brown, Alignment, Effy, and Supergloss. Local favorites like DJ Sneak B2B DJ Heather, Floorplan, and HiTech honor Chicago and Detroit’s storied roots. Set across four immersive stages—the industrial Grid, the interactive elrow, the deep-sounding Expansions, and the raw high-energy Area 909—ARC 2025 offers a comprehensive celebration of sound and lifestyle. Extending beyond the main event, the festival’s ARC After Dark series features exclusive afterparties over five nights, kicking off with a special PRYDA opening party on Thursday, August 28, available exclusively to festival pass holders. General tickets go on sale March 14, 2025, at 12pm CT, with Mastercard presale starting March 12 at 10am CT. For more details, visit priceless.com/arcmusicfestival. The post ARC Music Festival Drops Scorching 2025 Lineup appeared first on EDMTunes.

Following on from the massively successful 2024 edition of BEONIX with an attendance of 25000 people, the festival will be heading back to Cyprus looking to expand even further. Having consistently grown and improved over the last few years it’s looking like they’re going to continue their upward trajectory in 2025 with an amazing lineup. The announcement of all the headliners has seen fans going wild as Armin Van Buuren, Boris Brejcha, and Adriatique will be taking to the main stage to bring the noise in Limassol. Supporting them across the 4 diverse stages are a mixture of rising stars and established names the likes of Roger Sanchez, David Moreno, Anfisa Letyago and many more. The DJ’s that have been announced already make BEONIX Festival look like the place to be and there are still more names to be announced. This smorgasbord of talent will be playing across the Main Stage, Hangar Stage, Organic Stage, and the Garden Stage which all offer unique experiences both audibly and visually. These stages paired with the incredible artwork transform the abandoned winery that plays host to BEONIX into a haven of culture and breath-taking experiences. The monumental effort that goes into preparing the site makes for an entrancing atmosphere that whisks you away to another world. BEONIX Festival is only heading into its fourth edition and yet last year saw tickets sell out for the first time. Having grown a strong reputation combined with the insane lineup planned it’s looking like it’ll be another sold out year. Tickets are available now so if you want be part of one of the fastest growing festivals in the world then you better be quick to lock in the experience of a lifetime. Tickets for BEONIX Festival are available below: https://beonix.art/tickets: BEONIX Festival Returns To Cyprus With A Monster Lineup

Platinum DJ and producer HUGEL returns to Defected Records! This time alongside tech house riser DERON for ‘Coge El Paso’ featuring La Payara. 2024 saw HUGEL debut on London label Defected with ‘La Verdolaga,’ enlisting the help of iconic artist Tóto La Momposina. The Pacha Ibiza resident’s empowering Latin house sound amassed over one billion streams worldwide and topped the Beatport chart. HUGEL returns in 2025 to deliver another fiery club cut alongside Ibiza favorite DERON. DERON is a rising DJ and producer whose hard-hitting tech house style has seen him perform at some of the best clubs globally. Featuring Colombia’s La Payara, an artist blending ancestral influences with modern production techniques to create spiritual electronic music, ‘Coge El Paso’ is an explosive house heater brimming with energy and culture that is certain to set festival and club floors alight. ‘Coge El Paso’ Feat. La Payara’ by HUGEL, DERON is out now on Defected. About HUGEL The instigator of the Latin House movement with his hit “Morenita,” – HUGEL is a multi-gold and platinum-selling artist. He has over 1 billion streams to his name. Many of his tracks reached the number 1 spot on Beatport. His music is played in top venues and most credible events all over the world. HUGEL grew up in Marseille by the Mediterranean Sea (South of France). His mother raised him with funk, disco, and soul. He discovered the art of DJing with vinyl at 16 years old, influenced by the style of Carl Cox, Laurent Garnier, Daft Punk, Amine Edge and David Guetta. After a few years of learning production, he became a hitmaker. His house music is inspired by Ibiza (Spain) and the Latin culture he soaked up while living on the Island. Selling out shows in America, Space (Miami), Superior Ingredients (NYC), and Academy (Los Angeles), HUGEL had residencies at Pacha & Ushuaia in Ibiza and has played the biggest festivals in the world, such as EDC Las Vegas, EDC Mexico, Tomorrowland, Lollapalooza, Parookaville, World Club Dome and Mysteryland. The post HUGEL Returns to Defected Records with New Single – ‘Coge El Paso’ appeared first on EDMTunes.

Melodic tastemaker NURKO will be bringing his boundary-pushing sound and signature euphoric melodies to the Brooklyn Steel this weekend on Saturday 3/15. Tickets are still available here. Collaborations with industry heavyweights like ILLENIUM, Adventure Club, and Dabin just to name a few, have solidified his placing as one of the top melodic bass artists in today’s scene. His 2024 United album in particular has shown his growth as an artist where he combines melodic dubstep and future bass to forge genuine emotional connections through his sound. His signature blend of soaring melodies, intricate sound design, and powerful drops creates an immersive listening experience for listeners, and this is especially so during his live performances. Joining Nurko on this show is a stacked lineup of talented artists consisting of Hex Cougar, Ace Aura, Lost Prince, and SadBois. Here’s a little sneak peek of what you can expect this weekend below: In addition to this NY stop, NURKO will be bringing his United tour to Orange County, CA on 4//25 and Denver, CO on 8/23. The post NURKO Brings his United Tour to Brooklyn Steel this Weekend appeared first on EDMTunes.

House music is coming home in 2025 after the organizers of Chicago's ARC Music Festival unveiled a jaw-dropping lineup that proves the genre's birthplace is still beating strong. The beloved techno and house music festival returns to Chicago's Union Park over Labor Day Weekend from August 29-31. This year's lineup marks ARC's "most sonically diverse and ambitious curation yet," according to a press release. Heading to the Windy City in 2025 are Jamie xx, Richie Hawtin, Boys Noize, Amelie Lens, FISHER, Hot Since 82, John Summit, Anfisa Letyago, Nicole Moudaber, Honey Dijon, Duck Sauce, Claude VonStroke, Sub Focus and many more. The lineup also features a slew of compelling b2b sets from the likes of Skream and Hamdi, Ahadadream and Nikki Nair, and Adam Beyer and Layton Giordani, among many others. Its pièce de résistance, however, is Eric Prydz, who is returning to perform under three of his aliases—Eric Prydz, Pryda and Cirez D—after doing so at ARC's inaugural festival back in 2021. And what would ARC be without Chicago house legends? Returning home this year are Derrick Carter, Gene Farris, Felix da Housecat and Green Velvet, the lattermost of whom will also DJ as Cajmere. They'll all perform across four stages at Union Park: Grid, elrow, Expansions and Area 909. Produced by local promotion powerhouse Auris Presents, ARC will also once again offer its branded series of afterparties, which allows festival ticket-holders to dance into the wee hours of the morning. This year's "ARC After Dark" programming runs through Monday, starting with an exclusive opening party on Thursday, August 28th headlined by Pryda. You can purchase tickets to ARC via the festival's website and check out the festival's full lineups below. c/o Press c/o Press Follow ARC Music Festival:X: x.com/arcmusicfest Facebook: facebook.com/ARCmusicfestival Instagram: instagram.com/ARCmusicfestival

Last month, the second edition of CORE Medellín illuminated the Colombian dance scene with a weekend of pure musical enchantment. Spanning three captivating stages, more than 35 of the world’s leading house and techno artists converged in Medellín to celebrate unity, rhythm, and groundbreaking sounds. From sunset to sunrise, festivalgoers reveled in pulsating beats, immersive light displays, and a welcoming community spirit—further cementing the city’s reputation as a thriving hub of electronic music. CORE is a visionary hub that wants to awaken all senses with a unique total experience where nature, music and art meet, immersing guests within the raw beauty of nature’s surroundings. Initially born as one of Tomorrowland’s most unique stages tucked away in the festival’s enchanting forests where music and nature come together, the mythical and beautifully crafted CORE stage quickly became a true crowd favorite among visitors from all over the world. Today, CORE represents its own universe and musical DNA within Tomorrowland, crossing and fusing a wide array of various genres, niches, cultures and boundaries, while being deeply rooted in nature. The unique stage now travels around the world as a festival concept, bringing the magical CORE experience to international locations. CORE offers music aficionados performances by alternative house & techno acts at the iconic CORE stage at festivals & events like Tomorrowland Belgium, Tomorrowland Winter, Tomorrowland Brasil, CORE Tulum and CORE Medellín, as well as new cutting edge releases and the most exciting emerging artists on the boutique record label CORE Records and the monthly CORE radio show on One World Radio. Branching off to different subgenres with both internationally renowned acts, as well as new talents to discover, CORE aims to give people enough energy for a proper party, while also introducing them to upcoming artists and special discoveries that they wouldn’t expect. For anyone yearning to recapture those blissful dancefloor moments (or wishing they had been there), a series of full live sets from CORE Medellín 2025 is now streaming on SoundCloud and in the Tomorrowland App. Highlights include riveting performances by Agents Of Time and a dynamic back-to-back from Antdot & Maz, which kept the crowd in the palm of their hands. DJ BORING and Krystal Klear joined forces for a b2b set that interwove their rhythms seamlessly, leaving listeners buzzing. Local luminaries like Dany F, Kneiz, Manolo Correal, and Noise Mafia delivered high-energy grooves, while Rose Ringed and Samm left a lasting impression with their distinctive sounds. Each artist brought their own musical flair to the stages, showcasing why Medellín’s electronic music scene continues to flourish and draw dance enthusiasts from every corner of the globe. Whether you’re revisiting your favorite sets or diving in for the first time, these recordings capture the vibrant energy of CORE Medellín, providing the perfect soundtrack to rekindle those festival memories. Turn up the volume and let yourself be transported back to the unmatched atmosphere that defined CORE Medellín! The post Relive CORE Medellin With Live Set Recordings appeared first on EDMTunes.

GRiZ has officially ended an indefinite hiatus with an unexpected announcement delivered via rural Americana. The electronic music superstar released a video today showing himself commandeering a tractor across open farmland before declaring he's "back to work." The cryptic clip concludes with an aerial reveal of hay bales arranged to display the dates "10/10/25 - 10/12/25," suggesting a three-day event that fans are already speculating could be a new GRiZ-curated music festival. While details remain under wraps, the October 2025 timeframe gives fans ample time to register for updates and plan ahead. The video also features a preview of a new dubstep track with a fitting pre-drop vocal: "I'm back." Beloved for his funk-infused bass, saxophone prowess and high-energy live shows, GRiZ in June 2023 announced a hiatus from music, citing a desire to travel and spend more time with loved ones. "Life is really good, and often I make myself too busy to see just where I am and how far the project has come," he said at the time. "I'm following my gut instincts so for now, I’m not going to put a hard time limit length on the break... I'm excited to take time to travel, find fresh inspiration, write music and to be in a new headspace." You can watch GRiZ's video below. WE ARE SO BACK! Sign up to be the first to know more. https://t.co/gqWdCzY2bO pic.twitter.com/Jfiw2oj65e — GRiZ 🌈 (@Griz) March 11, 2025 Follow GRiZ:X: x.com/griz Instagram: instagram.com/griz TikTok: tiktok.com/@mynameisgriz Facebook: facebook.com/mynameisgriz Spotify: spoti.fi/3hEXfjz

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Ottawa’s premier electronic music event, Escapade Music Festival, is set to commemorate its 15th anniversary with an unforgettable celebration from June 20 to 22, 2025. This milestone edition brings exciting changes, including a new venue and a stellar lineup of world-renowned artists.​ New Venue: RA Centre Grounds To accommodate its growing audience and enhance the festival experience, Escapade is relocating from Lansdowne Park to the RA Centre Grounds, situated just five minutes away. This move ensures ample space for attendees and allows for the introduction of new features to mark the festival’s 15th year. The organizers expressed their enthusiasm, stating, “We’re excited to announce our new location: the RA Centre Grounds, just 5 minutes down the road!”​ 15th Anniversary Highlights In celebration of this significant milestone, Escapade 2025 will introduce several enhancements:​ Expanded Stages: With the new venue’s larger footprint, expect bigger and more immersive stage designs.​ Interactive Art Installations: Engage with captivating art pieces scattered throughout the festival grounds.​reddit.com+11dancingastronaut.com+11edmcanada.com+11 Enhanced VIP Experiences: Upgraded amenities and exclusive areas for VIP ticket holders.​reddit.com+2edmmaniac.com+2reddit.com+2Tickets On Sale Now Tickets for Escapade Music Festival 2025 are available now. Given the enhanced offerings and the festival’s popularity, early purchase is highly recommended. Secure your spot at this monumental event by visiting the official ticketing page.​ Connect with Escapade Music Festival Website: www.escapademf.com Instagram: @escapademf Facebook: Escapade Music Festival Twitter/X: @escapademfJoin thousands of electronic music enthusiasts in Ottawa this June for a 15th-anniversary celebration like no other. With a new venue, an exceptional lineup, and special anniversary features, Escapade Music Festival 2025 promises an experience not to be missed.​

Dozens of artists, technologists, scientists, visionaries, and radical thinkers from the fields of audiovisual arts, music, engineering, quantum computing, and interface design will present the new ways humans and AI are interacting, and explore the transformative potential of the technology. Sónar+D 2025 presents more than a hundred activities designed to inspire, train, and connect creators, professionals from various disciplines, and the general public, providing a dynamic platform for the fostering and projection of local and international talent. The program is structured around three thematic axes: ‘AI + Creativity’, which examines how the tools and approaches of AI are affecting artistic production; ‘Futuring the Creative Industries’, a space to reflect on changes and opportunities in the sector; and ‘Worlds to Come’, an exploration of emerging scenarios that will define the relationships between technology, culture, and society. Interactive forums, round tables, master classes, performative conferences, workshops, multidisciplinary shows, and an exhibition area with dozens of projects, will open the door to discovering the future before it becomes the present. Among this year’s invited figures are Libby Heaney (UK) presented by SEIDOR, Tega Brain (AU), Rebecca Fiebrink (UK), Xin Liu (CN), yaboihanoi (TH), Albert.DATA (ES), Danielle Braithwaite-Shirley (UK), Forensis & Bill Kouligas (INT), YESSI PERSE & laSADCUM (ES), and the premiere of ‘Ama’, the new project by Maria Arnal (ES). The festival expands its collaborations at a local and global level with renowned cultural, academic, and scientific entities such as the New Museum, Serpentine Gallery, Tabakalera, the Onassis Foundation, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona Supercomputing Centre, University of the Arts London, IRCAM, IASLab at La Salle-URL; companies like Stability AI and Google Magenta, and pioneering AI projects like AudioStellar. Beyond AI, the program expands this year to offer a broad and multidisciplinary vision of the present and future, exploring themes ranging from digital sustainability and non-binary futurism to terraformation, space exploration, neurohacking, or emerging trends in internet culture, including incisive satires on techno-feudalism. Sónar+D 2025 will be held on June 12, 13, and 14 at the Palau de Congressos de Fira Montjuïc, within Sónar by Day, offering attendees access to dozens of talks, debates, and performances from 10:00 AM, as well as more than 50 concerts and DJ sets. The post Sónar+D 2025 to explore new horizons of music, creativity and the arts in an era of omnipresent AI appeared first on Electric Mode.

If dreams are where the subconscious spills its deepest truths, Eternal Reverie is TOKiMONSTA’s most vivid yet. Out now via the producer's own Young Art Records, the new album is a meditation on grief, resilience and the unbreakable pulse of dance music. After a delayed last fall due to a family emergency, the 14-track project arrives not only as a testament to her artistic evolution, but also as a love letter to the connections that shape us. And as always with TOKiMONSTA, it’s wrapped in kaleidoscopic, genre-blurring brilliance. Regardless of genre, she sculpts each track with an instinctive understanding of movement, both physical and emotional. What began as an album interrupted by personal hardship now stands as a reflection of her ability to transform pain into deeper meaning. Eternal Reverie begins with "Eternal," a delicate yet captivating overture that sets the stage for a setting where deep house grooves, ethereal synths and organic instrumentation collide effortlessly. But it's the album's disco sensibilities that shine strongest on tracks like "Enjoy Your Life," a plucky anthem that pulses with warm basslines and trippy synth flourishes. The song's title reads like a directive, and its breezy, funk-laced edge makes it impossible not to obey. TOKiMONSTA paints across the sonic spectrum with tracks like "Corazón / Death by Disco, Pt. 2," which picks up the thread from her 2023 track "Death By Disco" by injecting a Latin-tinged undercurrent into its framework. One of the album’s most intriguing moments comes with "Switch It," a track that, true to its name, flips expectations by embracing a hip-house sound. Then there’s "All In," a shining example of slow-burning soul. With AMAKA’s vocals, it’s the kind of song that lingers as TOKiMONSTA strips back the frenetic energy of club cuts in favor of something richer—an intimate, heart-on-sleeve moment where every note breathes. Listen to TOKiMONSTA’s new album Eternal Reverie on streaming services here. Follow TOKiMONSTA:X: x.com/tokimonsta Instagram: instagram.com/tokimonsta TikTok: tiktok.com/@tiktokimonsta Facebook: facebook.com/tokimonsta Spotify: spoti.fi/3gZKLD6

The highly anticipated BEONIX Festival is set to return to Cyprus September 19-21, bringing a world-class lineup of electronic music talent to the island. Taking place at ETKO in Limassol, BEONIX continues to solidify its reputation as a must-attend event for electronic music lovers. Despite being a relatively young festival – now entering its fourth edition – BEONIX has already made waves in the electronic music industry. Following a first sold-out last year, organizers are raising the bar once again, curating an unforgettable experience with an even bigger and more powerful lineup. Leading this year’s lineup as Main Stage headliners are three powerhouses of the electronic music scene: Armin van Buuren, Boris Brejcha, and Adriatique, each bringing their distinct sound and electrifying energy to the festival. Joining them across four dynamic stages, a stellar selection of internationally acclaimed artists and rising talents will shape an unforgettable weekend of music. Among them are Anfisa Letyago, Avision, Carlo Lio, David Moreno, Dubfire, James Zabiela, Kevin Saunderson, LNTX, Roger Sanchez, Saraga, Spartaque, Tania Vulcano, Xavi Emparan, and Yulia Niko, alongside exciting new additions such as ANII b2b OLYMPE, As Ide, BADBOX, Henri Bergmann b2b Kadosh, Lehar, and The Element. This year’s festival will feature four immersive stages – Main Stage, Hangar Stage, Organic Stage, and Garden Stage – each offering a unique atmosphere and carefully curated sounds. Whether you’re into deep, melodic journeys, hard-hitting techno, or groovy house beats, BEONIX has something for everyone. With more names yet to be announced, BEONIX Festival 2025 is shaping up to be a must-attend event for electronic music lovers, delivering an unparalleled atmosphere and cutting-edge sounds in the heart of the Mediterranean. With last year’s event selling out, demand for VIP & General Admission tickets is expected to be high. Secure your spot now and get ready to experience BEONIX Festival 2025! For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: https://beonix.art/tickets The post BEONIX Festival Returns to Cyprus with Armin Van Buuren, Boris Brejcha, Adriatique & more appeared first on Electric Mode.

As Hardwell gets ready to return to play at Siam Songkran in Bangkok, Thailand, we were lucky enough to get insights on what makes this festival special and his deep connection to the country’s dance scene. With the 10th anniversary of United We Are and 1,000 releases on Revealed Recordings, he reflects on his evolution as an artist while continuing to evolve his sold. In this exclusive interview, Hardwell shares his thoughts on revisiting big room at Tomorrowland, his approach to innovation and what fans can expect from him both on and off the stage. You’re returning to play at Siam Songkran this year, having performed at the festival back in 2023. What does it feel like coming back to this event, and how does it compare to other festivals you’ve played? Thailand has such a passionate dance music crowd and playing there is always special. What makes this festival unique is the whole Songkran celebration – it’s not just a music festival; it’s a cultural experience. The energy at Siam Songkran is unreal and it all comes together in a way that’s so unique. Thailand has always been a special place for dance music, and you’ve performed here multiple times throughout your career. What’s your connection to the country and its dance music scene? Also, have you ever experienced Songkran outside of performing? Every time I come here, I feel the love from the fans. The scene is thriving, and the passion for dance music continues to grow! As for Songkran, I’ve experienced a bit of it outside of performing, and it’s absolutely crazy in the best way. I’m excited to be returning! Last year at Tomorrowland, you surprised fans with a throwback set at the Freedom Stage, bringing back iconic big room classics. What was the thought process behind crafting that set, and how did it feel revisiting that era of your music in a festival setting? That set was all about celebrating an era that meant so much to me and to the fans. Big room had such a massive impact on the festival scene, and I wanted to take everyone on a trip down memory lane. I even put it to fans on social media to find out what kind of set they wanted to hear, and that made the set even more special. It was such an emotional set, I loved every minute of it and it reminded me why I fell in love with this music in the first place. Over the past few years, you’ve shifted your style, moving from big room into more techno-driven sounds. Do you see yourself continuing in that direction, or is there another evolution on the horizon? What excites you most about the next phase of your career? For me, evolution is everything. I never want to stay in one place musically. Coming back with REBELS NEVER DIE was a way for me to reset and push my sound into a new direction. Right now, I’m still loving that harder, more techno-infused energy, but who knows? The beauty of music is that it’s always changing. I just follow my instincts and let creativity take the lead. From launching Revealed Recordings to your work in radio and your involvement in new music technologies, you’ve always pushed boundaries beyond just DJing. Are there any upcoming projects, collaborations, or new ventures outside of music production that fans should keep an eye on? Revealed is still a core focus for me. We’re constantly discovering new talent and evolving as a label. This year also marks our 15th year so we’ve big plans for the months ahead. I’m also really interested in the future of music tech, AI, and how we can use new tools to enhance creativity. There are some exciting projects in the works, but unfortunately I don’t want to say anything just yet. Your album Rebels Never Die marked a shift towards a big room techno sound. What influenced this evolution, and how have your fans responded to this new direction? Ultimately that album is about freedom – musically and creatively. After my break, I wanted to return with something that felt 100% true to where I was at. Big room was always my foundation, but I wanted to bring in darker, more driving elements. The response ever since has been nothing but incredible. It’s amazing to see fans, and the scene as a whole, embrace the evolution and vibe with the new sound. Many fans might be surprised to learn about your voice acting roles, such as voicing The Flying Dutchman in the Dutch version of SpongeBob SquarePants. How did these opportunities come about, and do you have plans for more voice acting in the future? Yeah, that was a fun experience. I’ve done voice work in the past, previously voicing Mel the Pug in ‘Secret Life of Pets’. It sort of came out of nowhere but was one of those unique opportunities that I had to say yes to. I love movies, and its nice stepping out of my world for a moment and trying a different project. If the right opportunity comes up, I’d be down to do more! As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of your debut album United We Are, how do you feel your music and personal journey have evolved since its release? That album was such a huge moment for me. It was my first full-length project, and looking back, I can see how much I’ve grown both as an artist and as a person. My sound has evolved significantly since then, my approach to music too has changed, but that album will always be special because it represents a chapter in my story. Revealed Recordings recently celebrated its 1,000th release. Looking back, what are some of the most memorable moments or releases from your label’s history? When I started Revealed, I wanted a home for my own music and also to be a platform to support fresh talent, and now it’s grown into this massive family. Some of the biggest moments? We’ve had some amazing hits on the label over the years which is incredible and hitting our 1,000th release was a really insane one for me. Hosting arenas at festivals like Creamfields, Ultra and Tomorrowland are standout moments, as is helping support incredible talent like Dannic, Dyro, Maddix, KAAZE and many other artists early in their careers. I’m super proud of everything we’ve built and how the label continues to evolve. With that, don’t miss Hardwell‘s set at Siam Songkran in Bangkok on April 12th as he returns to celebrate music, culture and the Thai New Year!

The bird call has sounded and the wait is over: after a two-year hiatus, Dirtybird CampINN is soaring back to Orlando to celebrate the label's 20th anniversary in true feathered fashion. The Florida flock will reunite at a brand-new location, the DoubleTree by Hilton at the Entrance to Universal Orlando, for a weekend in house music paradise. Dirtybird in 2025 is teaming up with our friends at Home Bass to deliver a bigger and better variety of programming while staying true to its quirky, summer-camp style ethos. Don Idio/DIVisuals Taking place over Labor Day Weekend, the experience will feature onsite dining, an arcade, a pool and much more. The fest's color-wars games will feature three competitive flocks: Flamingo Fam (pink), Gator Gang (green) and Scuba Squad (blue). Friendly rivalries, vacation vibes and a stacked lineup of talent will make for an unforgettable weekend. “The previous CampINN shows have always been a highlight on our calendar, and as we celebrate 20 years of Dirtybird this year, it was a priority to bring it back for our East Coast flock," Dirtybird's Label Manager and Talent Buyer, Deron Delgado, said in a press release. "Thrilled to be working again with Home Bass who consistently knocks it out of the park on the production. We cannot wait to see all of the fun come together which makes this party one-of-a-kind." Dirtybird's partnership with Home Bass will manifest in a multi-genre lineup spanning house, techno, bass and beyond. "We have the opportunity to take the first Dirtybird CampINN’s vision to the next level through collaboration and creativity from all the birds this time around," added Brian Thomas, Co-Producer of Dirtybird CampINN and Founder of Home Bass. "I am most excited to see how it evolves, shaping the next chapters of this must-attend annual getaway for years to come. The energy and effort put into planning will be unmatched, enhancing the festival experience with passion, music, wackiness, and a growing sense of community." The event will unfold from August 29th to September 2nd. While the highly anticipated lineup has yet to release, tickets are now on sale here. Follow Dirtybird CampINN:X: x.com/camplnn Instagram: instagram.com/dirtybirdcampinn TikTok: tiktok.com/@dirtybirdcampinn Facebook: facebook.com/dirtybirdcampinn

Flower Power is Ibiza’s longest running and most authentic party with transformative sounds and free spirit in endless supply and now it reveals headliners for the celebrated Saturday sessions which run from 7 June – 30 August, as well as on 4 October 2025 Each week, host Bora Uzer sets the tone with his immersive live sets, multi-instrumental skills and heartfelt blend of genres that draw on his vast library of sound. Joining him this year is a who’s who of international talent including the one and only UK icon Boy George (7, 28 June, 5 July), Bora Uzer feat. London Gospel Community Choir (14 June), US house pioneer Roger Sanchez (1 June, 12, 26 July, 16 August), genre defining duos The Ritual (Louie Vega + Anané) (19 July) and Masters At Work (Louie Vega + Kenny Dope) (2 August ), new school tastemaker Purple Disco Machine (9 August), the legendary Kings of House (Louie Vega + David Morales) (3 August), Australian duo Flight Facilities and a live PA from UK dance-pop queen Sophie Ellis-Bextor (30 August). Each and every week, the party starts with opening sets from cultured selectors Fabrice and Sam Oui. Flower Power is the White Isle’s signature exploration of music that liberates, is powered by love and defined by self-discovery and creative expression. It is the most authentic way to experience true joy and come together with like-minded souls who embrace a hint of Ibiza nostalgia while looking to an exciting celebration of the future. Grab your tickets here The post Flower Power announces full Pacha Ibiza season with Masters At Work, Purple Disco Machine, Roger Sanchez, Boy George, Kings of House, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Bora Uzer. appeared first on Electric Mode.

A Calvin Harris vocal performance doesn't come around often, but when it does it's a moment worth savoring. The chart-topping producer, who famously lent his own vocals to his 2011 classic "Feel So Close" before largely stepping away from singing, has announced a brand-new single called "Smoke The Pain Away" with his familiar voice leading the cut. Posted as an extended teaser on his Instagram, Harris' latest preview incorporates earthy harmonica riffs, twangy plucked strings and punchy, thumping kicks. Stylistically, "Smoke The Pain Away" taps into the growing intersection of country and electronic music, a tried-and-true crossover fusion that has seemingly regained major traction in recent history. Alongside the music, Harris additionally showcased a refreshed aesthetic, donning long, windswept hair that adds to the rugged, free-spirited character of his latest work. Whether the look is a nod to the folk-infused elements of the track or simply a new chapter in his artistic journey remains to be seen, but if past is prologue, wherever Harris goes, the charts tend to follow. "Smoke The Pain Away" is set for release on streaming platforms this Friday, March 14th. Listen to a preview below and pre-save the track here. View the original article to see embedded media. Follow Calvin Harris:X: x.com/calvinharris Instagram: instagram.com/calvinharris TikTok: tiktok.com/@calvinharris Facebook: facebook.com/calvinharris Spotify: spoti.fi/3mmhsk7

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Our favourite vocalist just went all-in on production as well — and we can’t get enough of it. Towards the later stages of last year, we had the chance to speak with ALLKNIGHT, Jodie Knight’s Dance-focused alias. Well, it’s no secret she’d been having an outstanding career up to that point, writing and performing vocals for the likes of Marsh, Paraleven, Deeparture, and many more. But she’s taken her career up a notch today. Just like she told us back then, she was working on producing music that was 100% hers, from start to finish, from kick to toplines. And of course we were over the moon to hear this back then but, I’ve got to be frank: time goes by without you even noticing. And in the blink of an eye we’re in March 2025 now, and we’ve been gifted the first of these ALLKNIGHT-only goodies: ‘Home‘. I am actually doing an EP next year, totally myself. It’s going to be just me. I’m producing it, I’m writing it, I’m writing the tracks, doing the vocals and everything. And this is what I’m really, really excited for, because up until now, I’ve always been a featured vocalist on someone else’s track, which I love doing, and I love being part of. But (…) you never quite feel like it’s yours. It’s always, “The producers did such a great job on this track!”, when it is very much 50-50, but it’s unfortunately never seen like that. And I also love producing music. I love writing the tracks. I studied music production at uni, so I’m very interested in actually making the songs. -ALLKNIGHT, in our exclusive interview with her. ‘Home’ I’m lost in the sound. I’m a sucker for everything Organic House and Melodic, warm and those songs which feel like a soft caress to the heart (cue my friend Rama again, this one’s also your fault), so you’d bet when you put a Jodie vocal over a delicate song like this one, I’m bound to binge-listen. I know this may sound obvious up to a point, but a rare feat that this song showcases with beautiful grace is that the instrumental and the vocals fit like a puzzle. Of course there’s magic in an instrumentalist musician collaborating with a vocalist to fit songs to their track, but when both parts come from the same mind, it’s an entirely different story. Every element here fits like a glove. Every element has its place: guitars, plucks, pads, even the reverb applied to the vocals has its own place to shine. If this is how ALLKNIGHT sounds towards the future, I’m so ready. Listen to ALLKNIGHT‘s brand-new ‘Home’, by hitting the ‘Play‘ button on the Spotify player below. Also, click here to support the release on your platform of choice. Be sure to follow our page to stay up to date on the latest news and views regarding our beloved Dance music industry. The post ALLKNIGHT Lifts Debut Solo Single ‘Home’ From Upcoming EP, Out On Monstercat Silk appeared first on EDMTunes.

The electronic music industry has long been a space of creativity, connection, and joy, but behind the beats and glowing stages lies a deeper reality that calls for attention. From the mental health struggles of artists to the risks faced by festival attendees, the industry is confronting issues that require thoughtful, collective solutions. By addressing these challenges openly, the community can create a future where the music remains vibrant and the people behind it stay safe and supported. The Hidden Struggles of ArtistsThe tragic passing of Avicii in 2018 was a wake-up call for the electronic music world, shining a light on the relentless pressures faced by artists. His documentaries, True Stories and I’m Tim, revealed the darker side of a life that, to outsiders, often appeared glamorous. The constant demand for performances, the need to deliver new hits, and the weight of living up to global expectations often created a cycle of exhaustion. Avicii’s struggles were not isolated, but a reflection of systemic issues that plague many artists in the industry. Armin van Buuren, a legendary figure in electronic music, has also spoken openly about the challenges of balancing life in the spotlight. He shared how the relentless pace of touring began to affect his health and personal relationships. Armin emphasized the importance of taking breaks, spending time with family, and recognizing that mental health should take precedence over professional obligations. His candid remarks highlight the ongoing need for change, as artists often feel compelled to prioritize their careers over their well-being. One of the critical barriers is the fear of losing momentum. Many artists worry that stepping away from the stage or studio might alienate their fans or jeopardize their career. The industry must work to create an environment where artists feel supported in prioritizing self-care without fear of judgment or professional consequences. Rethinking Safety for FestivalgoersFestivals are spaces of connection, creativity, and freedom, but they also bring challenges that cannot be ignored. Substance use, dehydration, and overexertion are common issues that can escalate into serious risks if left unchecked. The industry’s response has gradually shifted toward harm reduction and education, which are proving to be more effective than punitive measures. Marlon Hoffstadt, after his Australian festival tour, spoke about the importance of fostering a culture where attendees look out for one another. This mindset reflects a broader shift in the electronic music community toward shared responsibility for safety. Leading festivals like Boomtown in the UK and Shambhala in Canada have pioneered on-site harm reduction teams, free hydration points, and educational programs to promote safer behavior. These measures are essential not only for mitigating risks but also for creating an environment where festivalgoers feel empowered to make informed choices. The growing discussions around ketamine, particularly its potential reclassification to a Class A drug in the UK, highlight the need for nuanced approaches. Organizations such as The Loop and DanceSafe have been instrumental in offering drug testing services, peer support, and education that help attendees make safer decisions. By normalizing harm reduction practices, festivals can ensure that safety is seen as an integral part of the experience rather than an afterthought. Building a Culture of CareAddressing these challenges requires collaboration across all levels of the industry. For artists, this means providing access to mental health resources and creating an environment where taking breaks is not just accepted but encouraged. For attendees, it means fostering a culture of care where checking in on friends and respecting boundaries is normalized. Promoters and event organizers also play a crucial role in shaping this culture. Initiatives such as offering counseling services for artists after extended tours or providing chill-out zones staffed with trained professionals at festivals can go a long way in supporting well-being. Platforms like DJ Mag and UKF have amplified these conversations, but there is still much more to be done. Highlighting success stories and sharing best practices can inspire others to adopt similar measures. A Call to Action for the CommunityThe electronic music community has always thrived on its sense of unity and shared purpose. It is this same spirit that can drive meaningful change. Fans can contribute by supporting artists who prioritize their well-being, advocating for harm reduction policies, and actively looking out for each other at events. Promoters and industry leaders can invest in solutions that prioritize health and safety without compromising the vibrancy of the music and culture. What if every festival provided harm reduction services as a standard practice? What would happen if artists could take breaks without fear of losing their place in the industry? These are the questions that need to be addressed before another crisis forces them into the spotlight. The music is only as strong as the people who create and enjoy it. By working together, the electronic music community can create an environment that supports everyone involved, from the artists on stage to the fans on the dance floor. The time to act is now. This is not just about fixing what is broken but about building a foundation where creativity and safety can coexist. By fostering a culture of care and compassion, the industry can ensure that electronic music continues to inspire, connect, and thrive for generations to come.

Some collaborations in music seem unlikely at first but make perfect sense once they happen. Martin Garrix, a key figure in electronic music, and Arijit Singh, one of India’s most recognized voices, have come together for a project that has already sparked excitement. Their upcoming song, Angels for Each Other, brings together two completely different styles, creating something that people never expected but are now eagerly waiting for. For someone like me, who has spent years singing along to both artists, this feels like a moment where two different parts of my music experience are finally crossing paths. Garrix was a major influence in my early years in the EDM scene, while Arijit’s music became something I connected with later. Now, their worlds are coming together in a way that brings both of those moments full circle. Martin Garrix – More Than Just a DJ for Indian FansGarrix has been shaping electronic music since 2013. His breakout track Animals, released on June 17, 2013, was impossible to miss. Whether you were deep into the scene or just discovering dance music, that song made an impact. But what set him apart was his ability to keep evolving. Over time, his music became more than just upbeat tracks for festivals. Songs like Scared to Be Lonely and High on Life showed that he could create music that stays with people beyond the moment. His connection with India has always been strong. He has performed across the country, played multiple sold-out shows, and spoken about how much he appreciates the energy of Indian fans. His upcoming stadium show in March is not just another event on his tour. It is a moment that represents years of support from a country that has embraced his music since the beginning. Arijit Singh – A Voice That Leaves an ImpressionArijit’s music wasn’t part of my early years, but when I finally connected with it, it became something I kept going back to. His voice has a way of making a song feel personal, no matter when or where you hear it. Songs like Channa Mereya, Tum Hi Ho, and Kesariya are more than just popular tracks. They mean something to the people who listen to them, often tied to personal memories and emotions. Unlike many playback singers, Arijit isn’t just a voice in the background of a film. He brings something unique to every song, making each one his own. Now, stepping into a collaboration with Garrix, he is entering an entirely different space. The idea of hearing him on an electronic track is something no one expected, but now that it is happening, it feels like a natural step forward. The First Hint That This Collaboration Was HappeningIt all started with a simple Instagram post. Garrix shared a picture with Arijit, calling it an incredible week. That was enough to set fans into speculation mode. Seeing them in the same room made it clear that something was in the works. Now we know that the song is called Angels for Each Other. While there is no confirmed release date yet, the anticipation is already building. The biggest question now is what the song will sound like. Will it lean into Arijit’s emotional style, or will it have the uplifting sound that Garrix is known for? That is part of what makes this collaboration so exciting. Garrix’s First Stadium Show in India – A Possible Live Performance?Martin Garrix has played in India many times before, but this show is different. His first stadium show here is already a big deal, but with Angels for Each Other on the way, there is another reason to pay attention. Fans are already wondering if Arijit will make a surprise appearance. Garrix has a habit of bringing unexpected guests to his sets, and this would be the perfect opportunity. Imagine hearing this song for the first time, live, with Arijit stepping onto the stage. It wouldn’t just be a performance. It would be a moment that shows how music can bring together artists from completely different backgrounds in a way that feels effortless. A Collaboration That Feels RightThis is not just about an Indian singer featuring on a track with an international DJ. It is a sign of how music continues to move beyond categories and expectations. For me, this song connects two completely different parts of my music journey. Garrix was a huge influence in my early days in EDM, while Arijit became a voice I turned to at a completely different time in life. Now, those two artists, who existed in separate spaces for me, are coming together to create something new. With Angels for Each Other about to release, the excitement is not just about the song itself. It is about the idea that music, no matter where it comes from, has a way of bringing people together.

The legendary 90s Italo House anthem ‘JJ Tribute’ by ASHA is making a triumphant return with a fresh remix by acclaimed Irish DJ and producer Shugz. Released on March 7th via Fankee, this reimagined version blends the nostalgic essence of the original with a powerful, modern twist, ready to shake dancefloors worldwide. First released in 1990 under the Beat Club Record label, ASHA’s ‘JJ Tribute’ was created by three young Italian producers (aged 18-20) in their Milan-based recording studio. The track quickly gained massive popularity in the UK, becoming a club staple and an iconic anthem of the rave movement. In 1995, a series of remixes were released by Ffrreedom, a subsidiary of FFRR Records, pushing the track to No. 38 on the official UK singles chart. Over the years, it has received unwavering support from top international DJs and remains a defining track for 90s rave culture. DJ Mag even ranked it No. 48 in their “The Hot 100 – The Best Club Tunes Ever!” Now, with Shugz’s expert touch, the 2025 remix injects new energy into this timeless classic. Christopher Kirkpatrick, known professionally as Shugz, hails from Belfast, Northern Ireland, and has made significant waves in the electronic dance music scene, particularly in trance. Renowned for his dynamic sets and technical prowess—including his innovative use of a third deck, scratching, and layered effects—Shugz has built a dedicated global following. His production credentials include releases on major labels such as Black Hole Recordings and Who’s Afraid Of 138?!, with standout tracks like ‘The Darkside’ and ‘Down The Rabbit Hole’ topping charts. His remix and collaboration credits extend to high-profile artists such as MK, Rita Ora, and Joel Corry. In 2024, Shugz secured a multi-track major record deal with Columbia Records/Room Two, positioning him among global icons like Calvin Harris, Adele, Daft Punk, and Harry Styles. His ability to blend techno, trance, hard techno, and commercial dance sounds showcases his versatility and forward-thinking approach to electronic music. Shugz shared his enthusiasm for the remix: “ASHA ‘JJ Tribute’ has always been one of my all-time favourite piano house classics. The vocal and riff are packed with so much energy that I knew a 2025 version would work effortlessly from the moment I started. My goal was to preserve the magic of the original—keeping all the iconic elements—but with a fresh, modern twist. I’ve loved every step of the process, and I’m thrilled with how it’s turned out.” The ASHA, Shugz ‘JJ Tribute (2025 Remix)’ has been released on March 7th via Fankee, a community-driven label where fans are more than just listeners—they are co-producers, promoters, and amplifiers of the music they love. In an era where social engagement and virality drive success, Fankee empowers artists to break through with the direct support of their fanbase.