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Champion, Four Tet, Skrillex & Naisha – Talk To Me Champion joins forces with Four Tet, Skrillex, and Naisha on the hypnotic new single ‘Talk To Me’. The three renowned producers create a bold and sultry soundscape as Naisha shifts fluidly from ethereal vocals to hip-hop inflected delivery on this captivating self-love anthem, which the four artists wrote together. Anticipation for ‘Talk To Me’ has been keen ever since Four Tet and Skrillex teased out the track as an ID in recent sets. Martin Garrix presents: Ytram x CMC$ x Malarkey – I Don’t Know Your Name (The Wire) Under his Ytram alias, Martin Garrix teams up with CMC$ and Malarkey for ‘I Don’t Know Your Name (The Wire),’ a deep house track with a haunting vocal hook and dark, atmospheric beats. The trio’s production delivers a bass-heavy, pulsing rhythm that blends Ytram’s underground vibe with CMC$ and Malarkey’s energetic touch, making this a track that stands out for its moody, late-night feel. Kygo & Imagine Dragons – Stars Will Align (Zerb Remix) Brazilian producer Zerb brings a fresh spin to Kygo and Imagine Dragons’ ‘Stars Will Align,’ infusing the track with a vibrant, tropical house twist. Zerb’s remix lightens the original’s anthemic feel, adding a bouncy rhythm and laid-back vibe that’s perfect for beachside parties and chill playlists. With bright synths and a catchy groove, this remix breathes new energy into the track. HI-LO – Hypomania HI-LO (Oliver Heldens’ techno alias) brings the heat with ‘Hypomania,’ a track that takes listeners on a high-energy journey through thumping basslines and hypnotic synths. Known for his deep, gritty techno sound, HI-LO captures a sense of intensity and release that makes this track perfect for dark rooms and packed dance floors. ‘Hypomania’ is a testament to his ability to keep the underground scene electrified. Kaskade & Wilkinson – Shine On Kaskade and Wilkinson come together for the first time on ‘Shine On,’ a track that beautifully merges Kaskade’s melodic house sound with Wilkinson’s drum and bass influence. The result is a powerful, uplifting anthem with deep basslines, lush synths, and an infectious chorus that sticks with you. It’s a versatile track that works for both high-energy sets and reflective moments, showcasing the best of both artists’ styles. Honorable mentions: Above & Beyond — React Armin van Buuren- Blah Blah Blah (Lilly Palmer Remix) Bassjackers – Wake the F Up Brooks – Falling David Guetta & Alphaville & Ava Max — Forever Young (Hypaton Remix) Dual Damage & MC Livid – Rebel Revolution Green Velvet – Percolator (Chris Lake & Bontan Remixes) Headhunterz – Live Forever Jeffrey Sutorius – Young & Famous Jonasu, RSCL – Fade Away MATHAME x LYKE – Discovery Channel Stream all these tracks and more in our New EDM Friday playlist – follow here.

One person has died after an incident at Camping World Stadium, according to the Orlando Police Department. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon. As of today, Thursday, one person was transported to a nearby hospital where they were pronounced dead, according to officials. The cause of the incident is still under investigation by the Orlando Police Department. This investigation comes amid set up for the massive EDC festival set to begin next week on November 8. EDC Orlando returns for its 13th edition next weekend on November 8 – 10. The post One Death Being Investigated at Camping World Stadium Ahead of EDC Weekend appeared first on EDMTunes.

Prodigy Artists, a leading music management company, has announced the promotion of Eric Bindman to Director of Operations. Bindman, a seasoned industry veteran, has been an integral part of the Prodigy Artists team for over two years, serving as a Senior Manager for artists such as Audien, Elephante, Niiko x Swae, and Mattilo. With a 15-year career spanning talent buying, touring, publishing, marketing, and logistics, Bindman brings a wealth of experience to his new role. Prior to his tenure at Prodigy Artists, he tour managed renowned artists including Deorro, Two Friends, Gareth Emery, 3LAU, Vicetone, Yung Bae, and Haywyre. Here’s what Bindman had to say about his new role: “I couldn’t be happier to be offered this new role at Prodigy Artists, and to have the opportunity to help the company prepare for new growth. I love working with the partners and clients, and see so much potential. I’m thankful for the opportunity to join the senior leadership team and help the company in this exciting next stage of growth.” Founded in 2012 by Steven Haddad and Will Runzel, Prodigy Artists offers a comprehensive suite of services to its clients, including artist management, touring and event planning, publishing, social media marketing, accounting and financial management, human resources and team building, and travel logistics. The company’s roster is comprised of talented producers and electronic music artists such as SLANDER, NGHTMRE, HEKLER, Wolfgang Gartner, Pauline Herr, Bekon, and Sean Turk. In 2023, Prodigy Artists’ roster collectively sold over 380,000 tickets, a testament to the company’s dedication and drive in helping their artists build successful careers. A recent prodigy artist win goes to Bekon who earned a credit as one of the producers of Hozier’s hit single ‘Too Sweet,’ which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Co-founders and owners of Prodigy Artists Steven Haddad and Will Runzel offered a joint statement hinting at big things to come for the company: “We have a number of important and exciting things planned for the company this year and after working with Eric for two years, we feel confident that he has the right commitment and skills to move these forward. Coupling this with the fact he is a meticulous and skilled artist manager, we feel he will excel in his new role and bring invaluable expertise to this next stage of growth.” [H/T]: Pollstar The post Prodigy Artists Announces Promotion of Eric Bindman to Director of Operations appeared first on EDMTunes.

In the high-stakes world of electronic music, where the demands are as relentless as the rewards are exhilarating, Kompass Music Group is charting a course in artist management grounded in mental wellbeing and community. Founded by industry stalwarts Blake Coppelson, Jay Rogovin, Alec Donkin and Jade Gaines, Kompass, which was named EDM.com's best artist management firm of 2023, is redefining success by prioritizing artists' creative freedom and growth from a holistic perspective. With a roster as diverse and dynamic as Vintage Culture, Of The Trees, UZ, Carola and more, the team understands that nurturing mental health is essential for sustaining lasting careers. Integral to this mission is Kompass' collaboration with 4 O’clock Consulting, a partnership with mental health advocates Kristin Karas and Stacey Forrester. Together, they bring a thoughtful, structured approach to support the individuals behind the music, helping to fortify a culture of care and responsibility. Their alliance echoes recent findings on the power of electronic dance music to enhance mental health, underscoring the genre’s unique capacity to uplift and provide solace. Kompass manifested this ethos in a spectacular way at the 2024 Amsterdam Dance Event, where the company hosted an intimate boat party alongside NOISIA's influential label, VISION Recordings. Transforming a decommissioned industrial vessel into a floating warehouse, the atmospheric event featured What So Not, Opiuo, Skeler and more, whose performances resonated with the visceral, authentic energy that Kompass cultivates so well. David Giovannini, Mouna Dif and Franz Hilberath, three of the seasoned members of Kompass' team, share a vision for artist management that transcends the traditional to champion careers marked not only by achievement, but also by resilience, purpose and community. View the original article to see embedded media. EDM.com: Kompass is all about shaking up the status quo—what was the moment you realized the traditional artist management model wasn’t working, and how did that spark the creation of Kompass? David Giovannini: I wouldn't necessarily say that the traditional artist management model wasn't working, as much as the model wasn't working for those of us who came together to form KMG. The formation came together by us managers collectively pulling from personal experiences, both on the business and community involvement sides. All of us have a deep relationship with music, and we have actively participated in the creation and curation of music communities based amongst genres we love. Approaching business with the knowledge and experience as passionate event-attendees, as well as, having formed deep, life-long relationships due to music, has allowed us to navigate the artist/management relationship from a place of commonality. Mouna Dif: When I joined the company a little over a year ago, I was drawn to its mission of shaking up the traditional artist management model. I’ve always felt that the old ways of managing artists didn’t fully support their creative freedom or adapt to the ever evolving industry. Kompass stood out because it embraces innovation and puts the artist at the center, helping them take control of their narrative and explore new ways to connect with their audience. Franz Hilberath: I really connected with Kompass' commitment to inclusivity in building a management team, the genuine care for artists and team members as individuals, and the overarching goal to champion authentic, unique artistry. This inclusive and caring approach was a game changer for me—it highlighted that the traditional, often transactional management models were no longer sufficient in supporting true artistic freedom and personal growth. EDM.com: Kompass has partnered with 4 O’clock Consulting, known for their work in areas like risk reduction and mental health. What led you to collaborate with experts from outside the music industry, and how has that shaped Kompass’ approach to artist management? David Giovannini: Our collective experiences as participants within the "music scene" has given us insight as to why conversations around harm reduction, mental health, and the music industry are imperative. In life, we have all gained so much through the sub-communities within electronic music. Those experiences led us to understand that these communities function best when we lean onto and learn from one another. 4 O'Clock helped us collectively form Kompass' core values, which we believe are the five most-important pillars to how we operate as artist managers. They're an integral branch of KMG that offers direct consultation and stewardship with every artist and manager involved with the company. Mouna Dif: Our partnership with 4 O’clock Consulting goes beyond supporting artists—it extends to the people working behind the scenes, like managers, who play a crucial role in shaping an artist’s career. As a woman manager pushing boundaries and advocating for women artists, their support has been vital to my well-being and that of the artists I represent. In a male-dominated industry where preconceptions still exist, the battles we face are tougher and can be a real strain. 4 O’clock Consulting has been instrumental in helping both my artists and myself navigate these challenges and continue to move forward. Franz Hilberath: The collaboration with 4 O'clock Consulting reflects our approach to providing more comprehensive resources for managers, who often have thankless, exhausting, and sometimes maddening roles. They check in on us not just as professionals but as people, fostering a holistic workplace environment where I feel supported both personally and professionally. This partnership has been crucial in nurturing a supportive, team-oriented culture at Kompass. EDM.com: If Kompass could design the future of live events, what would that look like? How do you envision your artists connecting with fans in more meaningful ways beyond just the music? David Giovannini: As managers, we are diplomats of the creative vision. If the artist dreams it, our mission is to build it to the highest caliber of our ability. Whether it be a dark, intimate room with sweat dripping from the ceilings, or an over-the-top production meant to tingle every human sense - we want to make it happen. Artist-fan connection has to be consensual on both sides. An artist has to want to take that interaction "beyond just the music," and the fans have to want to engage and participate with what the artist puts out there. In the end, authenticity is key. Mouna Dif: My vision for the future of live events involves creating intimate and unique experiences in memorable locations. I imagine smaller-scale gatherings where artists and audiences can connect authentically, allowing fans to form lasting memories. Offering exclusive merch and unique elements would make each event special, ensuring these experiences go beyond just the music and foster meaningful connections Franz Hilberath: Building on what Mouna mentioned, I see a future where underground acts create more unique, personal experiences. While commercial, mainstream events are at a peak, there’s a growing demand for authenticity and less commodified experiences. The future lies in intimate, memorable events that allow fans and artists to connect on a deeper level. EDM.com: Success in the music industry can be fleeting. How does Kompass help its artists build not just a momentary buzz, but a career that withstands the test of time? David Giovannini: Everything I've mentioned - shared experience, deep passion, creative vision, community engagement, mental health checks. All of these elements are the kindling to the fire one needs to take on "the industry." Pair all of that with a trusted team that is in place to understand/refine/accomplish, and ideally, that will lead to a long, fruitful career. Also, sometimes you just have to ride the ride. Mouna Dif: We focus on long-term success by nurturing each artist's unique creativity. Instead of using a one-size-fits-all approach, we develop customized plans that cater to each artist individual needs & wishes. We also understand the importance of a balanced career and avoid relying solely on revenue streams like touring. Most importantly, as the music industry evolves with AI and algorithms and new technologies continue to erode artists' streaming revenue, while touring becomes increasingly costly in the current economic crisis post-COVID, we guide our artists in diversifying their work to build sustainable careers that can withstand the test of time. Franz Hilberath: We focus on fostering long-term brand and business health. Our approach helps create a sustainable brand and artistry that supports artists in using their careers as a vehicle to progress through life and achieve personal milestones, much like others in more traditional careers. We actively audit, manage, and improve their brand, business, and personal lives—these are the pillars of our long-term support strategy. EDM.com: What’s an unconventional lesson you've learned from managing artists that most people wouldn’t expect, and how has it shaped how Kompass operates today? David Giovannini: The nature of our work allows us the freedom to travel, visit venues, connect with teams and explore new cities around the world. KMG encourages our managers to accompany our clients at important/unique events and connect with our peers beyond that next Zoom call. This has allowed us to form a global web of resources and relationships. Also - airtag your luggage and equipment! Mouna Dif: An unconventional lesson I've learned is the power of embracing vulnerability. Many assume artists should always project confidence, but authenticity creates deeper connections with fans. This has shaped Kompass by encouraging our artists to share their true selves in their music and interactions. We foster an environment where vulnerability is seen as a strength, leading to genuine engagement and lasting relationships. Franz Hilberath: An unconventional lesson has been the power of flexibility. In a field where rigidity can be the norm, learning to adapt to the unexpected—whether it's changing industry trends, personal artist needs, or even global events like the pandemic—has taught us the value of being nimble and responsive. This flexibility has shaped Kompass to be resilient, ensuring that we and our artists can thrive in any circumstance.

We are one week out from EDC Orlando and we are buzzing with excitement. Here’s some highlights of what to expect for the weekend. Aside from their superstar lineup across their five stages: KineticFIELD, circuitGROUNDS, neonGARDEN, stereoBLOOM and Ryno Bus Art Car, there will also be a stellar selection of after parties. Tickets are almost sold out so make sure you get yours while they are still available at edcorlando.frontgatetickets.com. Also be sure to download the Insomniac Events App so you can see updates to set times, a map, and other useful information for the festival! The Lineup This year’s lineup features big festival staples like Alesso, Eric Prydz, Kaskade, Alison Wonderland, Mochakk, Noizu, Gareth Emery, Guiseppe Ottaviani, Slander, Mau P, and many more. Also be sure to check out some of the insane Back to Back sets on the schedule including Kaskade b2b Alison Wonderland (EDCO debut), Deorro b2b Timmy Trumpet (worldwide debut), Oliver Heldens b2b Benny Benassi (worldwide debut), Dillon Francis b2b Disco Lines, Dimitri Vegas b2b Steve Aoki (EDCO debut), WORSHIP (Sub Focus b2b Dimension b2b Culture Shock b2b 1991) (first kineticFIELD appearance), FLY WITH US (AC Slater b2b Chris Lorenzo), Carl Cox b2b Vintage Culture (worldwide debut), HoneyLuv b2b Bontan (EDCO debut), AMÉMÉ b2b HoneyLuv (worldwide debut), Ahmed Spins b2b Jaden Thompson (worldwide debut), and WAXTRODA (Matroda b2b Wax Motif). The Afters Tickets for the EDC Orlando afterparties are on sale now. Head to the official websites for The Vanguard, Celine, and Elixir to make your purchase. However, one of the most anticipated events in this lineup is the EDC Orlando afterparties at Insomniac’s own venue, The Vanguard. With a diverse range of artists and genres, these parties promise to keep the music going and the crowd dancing all night long. Starting on Thursday, October 6, the pre-party at The Vanguard sets the stage for an epic weekend of music. House music lovers will be in for a treat as Noizu, Odd Mob, and TOBEHONEST take the stage for the Insomniac Records takeover. The energy will be high, the beats infectious, and the atmosphere electric as attendees gear up for a weekend of non-stop dancing. With Factory 93 at the helm, Friday night at The Vanguard promises to be a sonic journey like no other. So come prepared to let loose, embrace the music, and immerse yourself in the electrifying energy that only a Factory 93 event can deliver. Saturday night at The Vanguard will see the stage taken over by none other than Illenium, known for his emotion-stirring Bass music and captivating performances. As the crowd sways to the melodic beats and heartfelt lyrics, a sense of unity and connection will fill the air, creating a truly magical experience for all in attendance. Meanwhile, Sunday night at The Vanguard will be headlined by Alesso, who will bring his Pop-forward sound to the stage and keep the party going deep into the night. With his catchy melodies, infectious rhythms, and undeniable charisma, Alesso is sure to have the crowd on their feet and dancing until the early hours of the morning. The post The Final Countdown To EDC Orlando Begins! Our Guide To EDCO Weekend appeared first on EDMTunes.

Once an underground movement known for its deep, soulful grooves, it's no secret that Afro House is surging into dance music's mainstream. And the 2024 Amsterdam Dance Event left no doubt about its broadening global reach. This year's edition of the world's leading electronic music summit drew in roughly 500,000 fans to the Dutch capital, where Afro House took center stage. Across a myriad of high-energy showcases and informative panels, the genre's foremost innovators made a collective stylistic mark on the conference, proving their movement is capable of uniting diverse voices and sounds. Afro House's presence at ADE 2024 was a journey across soundscapes, storytelling and cultural fusion that seemed to resonate with audiences hailing from every corner of the world. The week kicked off with the debut of Ópalo Records on October 16th at the iconic Panorama Studio in A'DAM Tower. As the sun set over Amsterdam, the launch event began with a packed panel discussion titled "Afro House: From Roots to Global Impact," led by MANU and featuring 16 influential voices in the genre. The intimate discussion journeyed through the genre's cultural evolution into a powerful force within the global electronic music community. Artists, producers and fans alike came together to explore the its past, celebrate its present and envision its promising future. View the original article to see embedded media. Under the twinkling city lights, the rooftop venue turned into a dance sanctuary as Afro House icons AWEN, DJEFF and Floyd Lavine took over the decks in celebration of the official Ópalo Records launch party. Blending Afro rhythms with an Ibiza-like atmosphere, the evening showcased the genre's power to transport audiences, fusing the genre's signature groove with euphoric soundscapes. The experience reflected precisely the unique blend of community and artistry that the genre champions, while champagne toasts and heartfelt exchanges filled the night with camaraderie. Two days later, the momentum continued with the Ópalo x Nambaka event at Soulkitchen on October 18th. FNX Omar, Karyendasoul and Lazarusman took the stage with powerful live performances that collided live drumming, dance and electronic music, bringing the genre’s rich textures to life. At Club Prime the next day, the TRIANGLE event "Dive into the Unknown" offered a different, but no less intimate, flavor of Afro House. Rising stars Joezi and Tayllor led the night, infusing the room with deep, tribal elements rooted in the underground. With a focus on emerging Afro House artists, TRIANGLE set a stage for the genre’s future innovators in an intimate, transformative space. TRI△NGLE - Instagram For fans looking for a communal celebration of transformative unifying power, the One Tribe event at Shelter was among the standout events of ADE. Staged in the underground Shelter venue beneath A'DAM Tower, the night brought together renowned artists like LP Giobbi and EDM.com Class of 2023 inductee AMÉMÉ. Funky, deep sonics poured from the Funktion-One sound system as LED visuals pulsed in harmony with the crowd's movements. Travelers from across the globe came together under One Tribe's message of unity, celebrating the characteristically connective energy that Afro House brings to the dance floor. ADE's Afro House offerings culminated with the MoBlack Records Showcase at Chicago Social Club, curated by a luminary of the genre, MoBlack. Each set by Arymé, Francis Mercier, Benja and EDM.com Class of 2024 star Nirefreak brought a unique approach to the genre's fusion of soulful rhythms with future-forward electronic beats. The night felt like an evolving tribute to the genre's ancestral roots, drawing in those seeking a deeper experience of its sound and spirit. Douglas Ledieu Afro House's presence at ADE 2024 substantiated the genre's role as a transformative and unifying force within electronic music more clearly than ever before. Across performances, panels and celebrations, it connected its cultural past with an inclusive, innovative future—and showed the global dance music fandom that its pulse is only growing stronger.

Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) is one of the most anticipated events in the electronic music scene, and this year was no exception. Audio Obscura, known for their spectacular events, teamed up with Honey dijon to present House Nation at the G STAR factory. Despite a last-minute change in the lineup, the night filled with incredible music and energy that kept fans dancing for hours. The event was set to feature Miss Honey Dijon as the headliner, but due to logistical reasons, she was unable to make it. However, Audio Obscura x ADE quickly found a solution by adding Patrick Mason as the surprise headliner. With a lineup that included Benny Rodrigues B2b Carista, Carlita, Desiree, Julianax, Kikelomo, and Major League Djz, the G STAR factory was the place to be for music lovers. One of the highlights of the night was definitely Patrick Mason, known for his fast beats and explosive performances. His set captivated the audience, leaving them in awe of his talent and energy. Despite the initial fans’ disappointment of Honey Dijon not being able to perform, the night turned out to be a memorable experience for all of us who attended. A Night to Remember: Patrick Mason Steals the Show The G STAR factory set the stage for an unforgettable night of music. Each DJ brought their unique style to the table, keeping the crowd moving for a solid 8 hours of non-stop beats. The crowd was a mix of dedicated fans and curious newcomers, all united by their love for electronic music and the promise of a night to remember. One of the standout performances of the night was undoubtedly Patrick Mason, whose fast beats and explosive energy had the crowd in a frenzy. Known for his dynamic sets and ability to read the room, Mason delivered a performance that left everyone in awe. His seamless transitions, live dancing and infectious energy created an electric atmosphere that had the crowd begging for more. It was clear that Mason was in his element, and his passion for music shone through in every track he played. As the night came to a close, the cheers and applause for Patrick Mason echoed throughout the G STAR factory. His electrifying set had set the bar high for future events, solidifying his reputation as a must-see DJ in the electronic music scene. Audio Obscura x ADE had once again delivered a night to remember, proving that Amsterdam truly does not disappoint when it comes to music and nightlife. About Audio Obscura Audio Obscura is an electronic music promoter that puts cutting-edge dance music into unusual, breathtaking, off-limits spaces around the world. Audio Obscura has changed the face of clubbing by bringing the world’s best electronic music acts into iconic settings from concert halls to train stations to museums and beyond. Having grown up within club culture, the company went on a mission to push the artform into new spaces and contexts to help it to continue to evolve and reach new audiences. The idea of putting raves into spaces that were traditionally off-limits to club promoters as a revolutionary act in the battle to ensure that electronic music garners the respect, protection and support that it deserves. The venues represent only one side of the story, however. Their commitment to putting the DJ at the centre stage of the event has helped to blur the lines between concert, rave, club and performance. The post [Event Review] Audio Obscura Pres. House Nation at ADE appeared first on EDMTunes.

Charlotte de Witte and Amelie Lens two of the most prominent female techno DJs in the industry, sat down together at ADE 2024 to discuss their music careers. The conversation dove into the ups and downs they have faced. They also reflected on insights into the challenges of being women in a male-dominated industry and how they navigated through it. Charlotte and Amelie have both faced comparisons and criticisms throughout their careers. Despite the challenges, they persevered and found success on their own terms, proving that they are more than capable of standing out on their own. Challenges in the Industry Charlotte opened up about the difficulties she has faced as a woman in the music industry, particularly in the male-dominated world of techno. She shared her experiences of encountering sexism and other derogatory comments on social media, which often made her question her place in the industry. Despite these challenges, Charlotte remained steadfast in her commitment to her craft, using her platform to advocate for gender equality and empowerment. On the other hand, Amelie took a different approach to dealing with the pressures of the industry. Instead of focusing on social media and external opinions, she prioritized her personal life, including her family and music. By channeling her energy into her creativity and personal relationships, Amelie found a sense of balance and fulfillment that allowed her to stay true to herself amidst the noise of the industry. Both Charlotte and Amelie emphasized the importance of staying true to oneself and not letting external influences dictate their paths. Their resilience and determination to carve out their own identities have been instrumental in their success, serving as a source of inspiration for aspiring artists navigating similar challenges in the industry. The Power of Collaboration Despite their past differences, Charlotte and Amelie’s collaboration at ADE 2024 was a powerful reminder of the magic that can happen when two talented artists come together. Their b2b show was a good fusion preview of their unique styles and energies, creating a dynamic and unforgettable experience for their fans. The chemistry between the two techno queens was palpable, showcasing their mutual respect and admiration for each other’s talents. Through their collaboration, Charlotte and Amelie demonstrated the power of unity and solidarity in the music industry. By setting aside their past disagreements and focusing on their shared passion for music, they were able to create something truly special that resonated with their audience. Their performance served as a testament to the transformative power of collaboration and the beauty that can arise when artists come together in a spirit of creativity and mutual support. As Charlotte and Amelie continue to inspire and empower others with their music, their journey serves as a reminder of the importance of staying true to oneself, embracing challenges, and finding strength in collaboration. Their story is a testament to the resilience and creativity of women in the music industry, paving the way for a more inclusive and diverse future for techno music. The Big Show Amelie Lens and Charlotte de Witte announce their grand return to the stage together at Flanders Expo in Ghent (Belgium). After weeks of teasing on social media and a hidden message during their shows, it is finally clear what the 2 DJs are up to. And what they’ve planned promises to be a once in a lifetime experience: on January 31, February 1 and February 8 (2025), for the first time ever, Belgian techno icons Amelie Lens and Charlotte de Witte come together for a unique back-to-back set. This promises to be an unparalleled highlight in the techno world. Flanders Expo is once again transforming into the biggest techno temple ever, with 20.000 ravers each night, a spectacular visual production and the two leading women of our techno scene. The full line-up will be announced at a later date. Get your tickets HERE! The post Charlotte de Witte And Amelie Lens Discuss Their Careers and Future Plans at ADE 2024 appeared first on EDMTunes.

Legendary dance/electronic music icon Kaskade has teamed up with UK stars, drum-n-bass DJ/producer Wilkinson and dance-floor pop sensation vocalist Paige Cavell, in unleashing ‘Shine On’. This track is for sure a top banger for the autumn season, heading into the holidays. ‘Shine On’ is also a wonderful piece of music that allows the listeners to think of any special person in their lives who continues to affect and inspire them, even if the person is currently not present. The track perfectly utilizes the world-famous melodic house touch of Kaskade with the drum-n-bass repertoire of Wilkinson and dream vocals of Paige Cavell. Generally, the genre of drum-n-bass tends to be very rapid, energetic and it also guarantees a swell time with one’s mates and like-minded individuals who love a cracking good time on the dance floor. However, ‘Shine On’ also shows that drum-n-bass can bring out sentimental emotions and memories about cherished people that have made a lot of impact on their beautiful lives. Click ‘Play’ on the Spotify link to listen to ‘Shine On’, a track that is a grand combination of the musical skillsets of Kaskade, Wilkinson, and Paige Cavell. The track will also motivate the listeners to also become a shining light for others around them as well, no matter which environment they are in. The post Kaskade, Wilkinson, Paige Cavell Unleash DnB Banger, ‘Shine On’ appeared first on EDMTunes.

Prepare to set sail! EDSea, the groundbreaking creation from Insomniac in partnership with Sixthman, promises to deliver the vibrant EDC vibes on a cruise setting for the second year in a row. Set to sail from November 2-6, this unique cruise will feature an array of headliners, performers, and special activities, including an island party in Bimini, Bahamas. Attendees can expect an unforgettable experience that emphasizes the dance music community and non-stop fun. 1. Nama-Slay Ecstatic Dance Yoga + Groove & Grow Yoga Jam Start your day with a unique blend of yoga and free-form dance, designed to promote mindfulness and self-expression. With classic yoga poses set to rave music, participants can join in regardless of experience level. Morning and sunset sessions will create a non-judgmental, inclusive atmosphere in a serene area. 2. Sand Castle Building Class Unleash your creativity on the beach of Bimini with a guided sandcastle building class. While jamming to DJ sets, you’ll learn techniques for crafting intricate designs on the shores of the Bahamas. Scheduled sessions throughout the day will provide all the necessary supplies, including buckets and shovels, ensuring a fun-filled beachfront experience. 3. Rainbow Rascals Karaoke Join the vibrant Rainbow Rascals for an inclusive karaoke night celebrating diverse musical styles. Known for their famous appearances at EDC, the Rascals will create a lively and bright environment in the designated lounge area. Evening sessions will allow for sign-ups to perform, ensuring a supportive and festive crowd. 4. Go Karts For thrill-seekers, the exclusive go-kart track on the Norwegian Joy offers a fun racing experience. With lots of curves and high speeds, organized races will be available throughout the day. Safety gear is provided, but restrictions may apply, making this a perfect activity for competitive spirits. 5. Kandi Crafting Oasis Express your creativity in the Kandi Crafting Oasis, a dedicated space for making kandi bracelets and accessories. This drop-in activity invites attendees to mingle and create EDSea-themed crafts. Supplies, including beads and tools, will be provided, fostering a fun and artistic community environment. Bonus Activity: Ravercise For those looking to stay active, Ravercise offers a high-energy group workout set to upbeat music. This community-driven fitness class will have you moving and grooving while connecting with fellow attendees in the outdoor fitness area. With such a diverse range of activities at EDSea, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. From dance yoga to sandcastles, karaoke, and go-karts, this cruise festival is set to be a memorable experience. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore all that EDSea has to offer and connect with fellow festival-goers in a truly unique setting this weekend!

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When Rebecca Black first entered the spotlight as a teenager, her explosive rise to viral fame came with an overwhelming wave of attention—both positive and negative. Over a decade later, she has transformed that early experience into a platform for reinvention, proving she’s much more than a fleeting online sensation. Now, she stands as an artist who has taken control of her own narrative. With the release of her latest single "TRUST!" and a performance at San Francisco's Portola Festival, she's stepping boldly into a new chapter. We caught up with Black backstage to discuss her creative evolution, her love of DJing and how she's turning past challenges into fuel for her future. From pop star to DJ: a multifaceted talentWhile Black is well-known as a singer and performer, she's also been exploring DJing. Her recent Boiler Room debut showed that she can command attention on multiple platforms, despite its incendiary effect on social media. When asked how she differentiates between these two personas, Black says, "As a performer, everything is planned, rehearsed. There’s a story, a character, and I know exactly what I'm doing from start to finish." DJing, however, offers a refreshing change of pace. "With DJing, I get to be flexible," she explains. "I started six years ago at a friend’s house because I loved reading a room, figuring out what works, and making it the best night for everyone there." For Black, DJing is about creating an environment where spontaneity reigns. "I might walk in with an idea of what I want to do, but the set always changes depending on the crowd," she explains. "It's less about the performance and more about riding the energy of the room." Embracing vulnerability in "TRUST!"The release of "TRUST!" marks a significant turning point in her career, showcasing not only her growth as a vocalist, but also her fearlessness in addressing vulnerability. For Black, releasing the track has been about more than just adding another hit to her repertoire—it's a form of personal release. "I wrote ["TRUST!"] over a year ago," she says, her excitement palpable. "From the moment we wrote it, everyone felt it was something special." "It feels like I've been carrying this huge weight," she adds. "The further you get from your last project, the more you feel like you're in this identity limbo." Black has found a way to channel that uncertainty into confidence, using her music as a vehicle for self-expression and exploration. Her artistic evolution since the infamous "Friday" is clear, with her recent work drawing heavily from growth, resilience and a profound appreciation of dance music. The camp and glam of "TRUST!"Part of what makes "TRUST!" such a standout is its official music video, which takes place in a courtroom—a symbolic setting that mirrors Black’s own journey in the public eye. "When I met with Olivia, the director, she brought up the idea of me being put on trial for going viral with 'Friday,'" Black reveals with a smile. "It was funny and so in line with the character I created for 'TRUST!'." Filmed on a set that resembles an authentic California courthouse, the video is steeped in campy glamour and satire, a signature Black approach that blends humor with depth. "I always loved the idea of glamorous girls in ugly, unglamorous settings," she explains, citing her references for the visuals—constantly on trial by the court of public opinion. The idea of being on trial is deeply resonant for Black. She candidly discusses how her life has felt under constant scrutiny since "Friday" went viral. "I don't know if I've ever known what it's like to not be on trial,” she admits. "But taking that and turning it into something fun, into something that gives me power, was really cathartic." Looking ahead to a new chapterAt 27, Black has already lived many lifetimes in the public eye. Born and raised in Irvine, California, she was thrust into the limelight at the age of 13 when her debut single "Friday" exploded on the internet. Though it was met with mixed reactions—ranging from viral fame to brutal criticism—Black has emerged on the other side stronger, more self-assured and artistically liberated. Her latest album, Let Her Burn, released in February 2023, is a testament to that perseverance. The project represents Black's full embrace of her identity as both a queer artist and a pop icon. "This album is the most 'me' thing I've ever made," she gushes. Rebecca Black.Chloe Catajan As Black continues to push boundaries both musical and personal, one thing is clear: she's far from the one-hit wonder many initially pegged her to be. Instead, she's diligently crafting a legacy built on resilience and authenticity, proving that the trials of public opinion can be transformed into something powerful, glamorous and, above all, fun. "I've learned that taking myself the least seriously is sometimes the key to being taken seriously," Black says with a giggle. "And I’m okay with that." Follow Rebecca Black:Instagram: instagram.com/msrebeccablack TikTok: tiktok.com/@msrebeccablack X: x.com/msrebeccablack Facebook: facebook.com/iamrebeccablack Spotify: spoti.fi/37669UM

Last weekend, Insomniac’s Escape Halloween took over the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, CA for another weekend of spine-chilling entertainment. From Friday-Saturday, the event center was transformed into a spooky paradise, filled with thousands of costumed attendees, carnival rides, cabaret performers, magicians, interactive experiences, and of course nonstop music from some of the top artists in EDM. Read on for an in-depth event review! Top Sets Ravers from across the nation flock to music festivals for one main reason: the music. Escape’s lineup this year was one of the best I’ve seen in years. Featuring headliners like AFROKI (Afrojack b2b Steve Aoki), Martin Garrix, Don Diablo, and Seven Lions, as well as a plethora of top-tier artists like Wooli, Nina Kraviz, Adventure Club, Ludacris, Fatboy Slim, and more, there’s no arguing Escape 2024 was one for the books. Some of the standout sets of the weekend, for me, include Kream, the Norwegian DJ/producer duo who are hard to catch stateside, and deadmau5, who never fails to mesmerize with his one-of-a-kind sound and entertaining visuals. Another standout for me was Odd Mob, who has such a knack for keeping the crowd energized and engaged. Also, for the record I want to say I’ve never heard Odd Mob play anything other than house music. Toward the end of his set last weekend, he started throwing down some bass music, covering every genre in its wake. He played out one of his top house tracks, ‘Lose Control,’ followed by several short edits of the same track, including dubstep, drum & bass, and hardstyle. What genre can’t this man master? deadmau5 at The Grimm. Photo owned and created by Jamal Eid. Production All seasoned Escape attendees know the massive, animated main stage design that is The Grimm. The beloved skeleton has been the backdrop of artists like Kaskade, Above & Beyond, Tiësto, Timmy Trumpet, and more over the last five years. This year, Insomniac announced 2024 will be the last year for The Grimm. As sad as we are to see it go, we enjoyed its tenure and are excited to see what’s up next for the main stage! This year saw the relocation of the Sewer District to the racetrack, the first time the racetrack has been utilized at Escape Halloween. I will admit, at first I was skeptical, having seen the racetrack in action at other Insomniac events at NOS like Beyond Wonderland, but the stage production at the Sewer District this year was impressive. The sound was crisp and safe from any sound bleed, and the stage design was next-level, with its visual screens, lighting, pyrotechnics, and overall theme. It was reminiscent of EDC’s Circuit Grounds, with its almost 180-degree immersive experience. Sewer District. Photo owned and created by Jose Murga. Another change this year was the addition of a brand new stage, The Cauldron, to replace The Sanitarium. Boiler Room made its Escape debut this year, with a two-day takeover for the books. Amenities One of the best parts of Escape are the interactive experiences offered throughout the festival grounds each year. Crazy Town, home to the beloved flaming cathedral, The Butcher, and The Poison Ivy Bar, was present again, and was relocated to the center of the festival grounds this year, making it easy to get to as an epicenter for attendees. Psycho Circus featured a circus tent hosting cabaret acts, magic shows, and other talented performers all weekend long, while the surrounding outside area was inhabited by mystics performing tarot readings, palm readings, and fortune telling. If all that wasn’t enough, festival attendees had a few different carnival rides to choose from and vendor booths to peruse, selling everything from food and drink to merch, clothing, and art. This year also saw the addition of Voodoo Ville, a neon lover’s heaven, filled with everything glow-in-the-dark, art installations, and of course, a DJ. Voodoo Ville. Photo owned and created by Keiki-Lani Knudsen. Insomniac delivered yet another successful Halloween weekend at Escape this year, with the addition of a brand new stage, a larger festival footprint, and the return of the after parties. Already counting down the days until Escape 2025? You’re in luck – tickets are already on sale now! Head on over the the Escape website here to purchase. Feature Photo By: Jamal Eid The post [Event Review] Escape Halloween 2024 Sends Off The Grimm With A Bang appeared first on EDMTunes.

The latest release from Joey Jax is “Hello, World!” a personal selection of 12 of his earlier tracks chosen to tell an upbeat origin story. Many of the tracks lean into melodic territory, exploring pads, ambiences, textures, and dance, which reflect Joey Jax’s positive feelings towards programming music with both analog and digital technology. Joey Jax’s debut album, ‘Hello, World!’, is an electrifying journey through the pulse of contemporary electronic music, paying tribute to the beats of the ‘90s and ‘00s while pushing into bold, futuristic territory. Drawing inspiration from legends like Daft Punk, The Chemical Brothers, and Green Velvet, Joey Jax blends nostalgia with innovation and forms a sound that’s both familiar and groundbreaking. The album introduces the enigmatic purple robot J4X B07 – a futuristic figure symbolizing the cutting-edge electronics woven throughout the music of the album. With these debut 12 tracks, Joey Jax sets out to ignite the imagination of a new generation of electronic music fans, defined by high-energy rhythms and a forward-thinking brand identity. With a strong presence in the electronic music scene and deep roots in the community, Joey Jax has already become a familiar name to fans of underground dance music. The Jax Trax label founder has built a reputation for delivering fresh, cutting-edge music that is on the upsurge. His most recent project, ‘The Whole Sound (Remixes in Rotation)’, features an eclectic collection of standout remixes from top-tier artists like KVDEN, VAZTEK, and BLiCKA, a great precursor to the upcoming ‘Trickin’ on Us’ remix compilation. Joey Jax has grabbed attention by placing second in a Daft Punk remix competition with his smooth, mellow rework of ‘Voyager’, outshining many in an anonymous global contest. His work has also landed him on stages alongside heavyweights like Wax Motif, Matroda, Sacha Robotti, and Steve Darko and at notable festivals like Dirtybird Campout, CampINN, and Escape Reality. Beyond the studio and the stage, Joey Jax is deeply connected to the Twitch DJ community, where he interacts with fans and fellow artists and occasionally streams his live sets. With bold creativity, relentless drive, and a passion for pushing electronic music forward, Joey Jax is an increasingly promising name you won’t want to miss. Stay tuned using the links below. Listen / Stream / Download: https://ditto.fm/hello-world-joey-jax GETTING TO KNOW BATHKE : INTERVIEW Introduce yourself and your project My name is Joey Jax and I make music and video games. Explain what musical genre fits you best Underground Dance Music Were you connected with music from a young age and did anyone inspire you? Yes, my inspiration came from all the sounds around me, from my parents’ records to the chiptune sounds of retro video games. What kickstarted your music career? A late-night studio session with friends ignited my passion and pushed me to start producing my own music. Tell us more about your sound and how it’s evolved over time My sound began with ambient and experimental hip-hop, dubstep, and moombahton, and over time evolved into a blend of filtered chord progressions over four on the floor beats. Any words you want to share to encourage other artists or producers? Continue creating and keep the dream alive. How do you nurture your industry relationships? Prioritizing genuine connections over networking, collaborating on projects with friends that vibe with the ideas, and staying connected in the community. Is there anyone you’d like to thank that’s been crucial to your journey? I’d like to thank the mentors that guided me and the family and friends that believed in my vision. Their support means very much to me and keeps me going. Name 3 songs you love and what they mean to you + Youtube links . Daft Punk – Around The World The legendary duo show that quality music speaks louder than words, all around the world GET REAL (Green Velvet and Claude VonStroke) – Jolean Another duo of underground dance music legends coming together to make a video about hamsters riding to the club. Talk about vibes. Mr Oizo – Flat Beat And of course Mr. Oizo’s Flat Beat, both him and Flat Eric are boss. What’s your favourite piece of studio equipment or software? Speaking about bosses, it’s the Boss SP-303 Dr. Sample. It’s all about that legendary compressor. Name your favourite club or festival and how it makes you feel The Friendship, raving in the middle of the ocean on a cruise with all your friends is an unreal and amazing experience. Name an outlandish rider request? Cheetos, Don Julio 1942 Anejo Tequila, and bubble guns Favourite clubbing memory and who or what did it involve? I was invited along with my friends to Claude VonStroke’s set at Club Space in Miami, right around the time the pandemic lockdown was ending, and social distancing was still a thing. It was a very exclusive experience I will never forget. What famous quote represents you best? “It’s hard to beat a person who never gives up.” – Babe Ruth If you could play at any venue, where would it be and why? The warehouse in Chicago, back in the early days of house music, I heard it was a vibe. Music is….. (explain more) the pulse of the universe, a hidden language that echoes through the soul, connecting us to the unknown. One song you really couldn’t live without and why? Stickerbrush Symphony by David Wise, what a tune. Namedrop your favourite 5 artists or DJs (past or present) Daft Punk, The Chemical Brothers, Mr. Oizo, Green Velvet, and Claude VonStroke What was your first music memory and how did it fuel your fire? Hearing my parents’ records on their Hi-Fi system, especially the rich sounds of early electronic music. That warmth and depth ignited my passion, showing me the power of sound to evoke emotion. Tell us more about your plans for the future The plans are to continue creating music and collaborating with other artists on a video game project that blends immersive storytelling with our sound. This project will create a unique experience, allowing players to engage with our collective vision in an exciting way. Any worldly advice you’d like to share? Stay curious and open to new experiences, you never know what you might learn. Nurture your creativity, it helps you connect with others. And always remember to be kind to yourself and those around you, small gestures can make a significant difference. Social Media Links Instagram / Facebook / Twitter Spotify Link Spotify The post Innovative electronic artist Joey Jax says ‘Hello, World!’ with his highly anticipated debut album appeared first on Electric Mode.

Fans of Above & Beyond can now completely immerse in the sounds of the iconic trance trio thanks to a new update in Audio Trip, a virtual reality rhythm game that lets players go inside tracks by influential artists. Utilizing a VR headset to become completely surrounded in the sonic landscape, players have to move their bodies to rack up points as songs by Skrillex, Zedd, deadmau5 and more play on. Now, the minds behind Audio Trip have shared their latest collaboration, a joint effort with Above & Beyond. The game's developers shared footage of the new expansion on their social media, giving players a look at its visuals and sounds. The Above & Beyond tracks included are "Blue Sky Action," "Crazy Love," "Happiness Amplified, "Hello," "See The End" and the fan-favorite "Sun & Moon." In a first for the game, its developers also had the trio blend those songs into a continuous, 30-minute mix that can be played in-game with custom visuals inspired by their brand. Audio Trip's Above & Beyond update is now live. The add-on pack costs $9.99 and requires the base version of the game to play. Check out a teaser of the gameplay below. You can download the musical experience on the Steam and Meta marketplaces here. The Above & Beyond Expansion is NOW OUT on Steam and Meta! @aboveandbeyond 6 new tracks, A&B inspired environments and a FIRST EVER in VR 30 Min continuous mix, crafted by @Anjunabeats exclusive to #AudioTrip 💜🧡 Meta: https://t.co/7SvYiETtNz Steam: https://t.co/HYXukgrMPZ pic.twitter.com/jtymMUqQ13 — Audio Trip (@AudioTripVR) October 24, 2024 Follow Above & Beyond:Instagram: instagram.com/aboveandbeyond X: x.com/aboveandbeyond TikTok: tiktok.com/@aboveandbeyondofficial Facebook: facebook.com/aboveandbeyond Spotify: spoti.fi/3fHhX1z

Orlando, Florida’s beloved resort festival experience, Home Bass, is fast approaching. The “stay-where-you-play” music festival will take place over five days, November 7-11, at its new home outside Universal Orlando. Hosted this year at The Doubletree by Hilton, where room packages are selling fast, Home Bass 2024 returns with a head-turning roster of esteemed dance music talent. Billed in alphabetical order, this year’s lineup features a coveted NGHTMRE throwback set in addition to highly-anticipated performances from Malaa, Kill Safari, Truth X Lies, Justin Martin, BIJOU, and yes, the newly inducted Boiler Room tastemaker, Ms. Rebecca Black. Widely lauded for its high-end stage production, Home Bass draws larger audiences with each triumphant new edition. In addition to DJ sets from a wonderfully diverse list of electronic talent, the Home Bass team has added fresh experiences to look forward to in November. Home Bass 2024 attendees can revel at one of three brand new silent disco stages, take a gamble with Frick Frack Black Jack, and—or—participate in morning yoga classes. Browse ticketing options here, and view Home Bass 2024’s official festival lineup below. Featured image: Don Idio The post Home Bass locks in NGHTMRE, Malaa, Kill Safari and more at upcoming resort festival appeared first on Dancing Astronaut.

Over 15,000 guests gathered under the Dubai skyline to witness global superstar Calvin Harris headline the inaugural event. Dubai’s nightlife scene reached new heights on Saturday, 26th October, as the highly anticipated Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience made its unforgettable debut. Over 15,000 people gathered to witness the multi-experience event, headlined by global music icon Calvin Harris. This landmark event marked the first of many unmissable nights at Dubai’s newest open-air nightlife destination. Towering above the crowd at 25 meters high and 50 meters wide, the Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience stage is five times the size of its Ibiza counterpart. Set against Dubai’s stunning skyline, it played host to an exhilarating 10-hour musical journey, featuring performances from global superstar Calvin Harris, Australian dynamo Tyson O’Brien and local residents. To mark the opening event, the iconic Ushuaïa logo lit up the Dubai Harbour skyline during an impressive 15-minute drone show, visible from across the city and heralding the arrival of the legendary Ibiza brand to Dubai. Every detail was crafted to enhance the guest experience, including cutting-edge lighting, design, and production by the acclaimed High Scream team. The Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience is a joint venture between The Night League (the creative powerhouse behind world-renowned nightlife destinations Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza) and Dubai’s leading hospitality group Studio A by Addmind Hospitality (the creators of leading venues including White Club, Iris and Babylon). For those who missed the opening event, this is just the beginning. With a spectacular series of events programmed throughout winter ‘24 & spring ‘25, this bold new residency is set to continue showcasing the world’s biggest electronic music stars, offering an unparalleled open-air musical experience. For more information and to secure tickets or VIP tables for upcoming events, visit ushuaiadubai.com. Connect Instagram: @ushuaiadubai | TikTok: @ushuaiadubai | Facebook: @ushuaiadubaiofficial | X: @ushuaiaibiza The post USHUAÏA DUBAI HARBOUR EXPERIENCE BRINGS IBIZA’S LEGENDARY PARTY SCENE TO DUBAI WITH UNFORGETTABLE OPENING NIGHT appeared first on Electric Mode.

Daily Bread is taking his freshly baked sounds on the road. Coming next year to cities across the US is the "Flash Flood Tour," which will present the producer's new live show, inspired by his fan-favorite mix series of the same name. Transforming bass and hip-hop classics across two volumes, he's remixed the sounds of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Unk, Goodie Mob and more with his heady sound. Daily Bread's pop-up bass bakery is scheduled to visit Boston, Chicago, Columbus, New York City and more from February to April. He won't be alone on the road, joined by an eclectic mix of artists that includes Maddy O'Neal, Lumasi, Yoko, Josh Teed and Bad Snacks. Daily Bread will kick off his "Flash Flood Tour" on February 27th, 2025 at Washington DC's's 9:30 Club. Tickets to the show go on sale October 31st, 2024 at 10am local time. You can check out the full list of dates and cities below and register for pre-sale tickets here. Daily Bread/X Follow Daily Bread:X: x.com/dailybreadmusic Instagram: instagram.com/dailybreadmusic Facebook: facebook.com/dailybreadmusic Spotify: tinyurl.com/297y57yp

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A new era of Ushuaïa unfolded in Dubai over the weekend after the fabled Ibiza nightlife institution launched its ambitious event series, Dubai Harbour Experience. Ushering in the arrival of Ushuaïa in the glitzy UAE capital, the inaugural event took place October 26th and featured a headlining performance by Calvin Harris, who DJed under the UAE capital's gleaming skyline. The chart-topping dance music superstar, a fixture of the brand's flagship venue on the White Isle, called the launch "amazing." Ushuaïa's dazzling new stage stands at a lofty 25 meters high and 50 meters wide, or five times the size of its Ibiza counterpart, according to a press release shared with EDM.com. Over 15,000 people were in attendance for its unveiling at the 10-hour, open-air party. View the original article to see embedded media. The Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience is a joint venture between The Night League, the award winning nightlife and entertainment company behind Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza, and Addmind Hospitality's Studio A, a leading Dubai hospitality group. They're now poised to flesh out the Dubai Harbour Experience with a series of events throughout winter 2024 and spring 2025. Elsewhere in Dubai, the city's nightlife sector is flourishing, fueled by a spate of high-profile acquisitions and venue openings. The proprietors of the iconic Tomorrowland festival in 2022 opened a palatial desert resort, Terra Solis, which is billed as "a unique glamping experience in the Arabian Dunes." A year later, the Dubai-based hospitality titan FIVE acquired Pacha Group, one of Ibiza's most illustrious nightlife institutions, in a deal valued at $330 million. The International Music Summit, one of the electronic music industry's most influential global conferences, is also expanding to Dubai. The gathering is annually in Ibiza but will now head to the Dubai's W Hotel - Mina Seyahi in November. You can take a peek inside the epic debut of Dubai Harbour Experience via the photo gallery below. c/o Ushuaïa View the 12 images of this gallery on the original article Follow Ushuaïa Dubai:Instagram: instagram.com/ushuaiadubai TikTok: tiktok.com/@ushuaiadubai Facebook: facebook.com/ushuaiadubaiofficial

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