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  1. The electronic music community is constantly evolving with new sounds inspired by the scene of yesteryear. EDM.com's weekly Fresh Picks series discovers new music and unearths influential tracks that help define the underground dance scene. You can find the below tracks on EDM.com's Fresh Picks Playlist. Follow to stay up-to-date and submit tracks for consideration here. EDM.com Fresh PicksTouring - Walled CityAMNES, barking continues - MothTourist - A Little Bit Further (Chrome Sparks Remix)Covex - Easy For Me (Jai Wolf Culb Babu Remix)Mont Duamel - To Your BodyThe Kite String Tangle, Dustin Tebbutt - Illuminate (Forester Remix)Late June - FragmentsChristian Löffler - Felt (feat. Henry Green)Tim Schaufert - NomadMichael A. Muller, Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Mirror 7
  2. In collaboration alongside Swedish audiovisual artist and designer Love Hultén, the Way Out West Festival had just introduced a unique ‘IVF stage’. This stage is unique in which the attendees are sperm and eggs at the Eliva IVF clinic in Stockholm. The official name of this stage from the Way Out West Festival is the ‘Future Fan Stage’ and according to an article from MusicTech, the festival organizers stated, “To stay relevant, new fans are crucial. New generations of fans are vital for keeping both artists and music festivals alive and kicking”. The official website of the festival then added, “This year, we’ve added an additional stage to help create future fans of great music by ‘injecting’ live recordings by the headlining artists into their DNA at the earliest stage possible – before they even develop into fetuses”. It’s basically an innovative way to inspire a new generation of music fans to enjoy the same tunes that those that came before them have loved in years past. Someday, the future human beings that will arrive on this planet will get to experience the same tunes that they enjoyed before their bodies fully formed, at a live music festival stage. The Way Out West Festival’s ‘Future Fan Stage’ also has research data to back up its mission The Way Out West Festival, which also bases itself in Sweden, launching the ‘Future Fan Stage’ at the Eliva IVF clinic has research data to back up its mission as well. According to Spanish scientific research institution Institut Marquès, musical vibrations increase the fertilization cycles of IVF cycles by 5%. The scientific researchers at the institution then analyzed 985 in-vitro fertilised eggs from 114 patients. The researchers then randomly divided the eggs into two groups. Afterwards, the researchers then cultured the eggs in two different incubators: one provided with a loudspeaker system and the other in a conventional incubator. Later, the results show that those grown with music had statistically higher fertilization rate, increased by 4.8%. Notable artists who will provide musical enjoyment for the next generation of festival goers Some of the notable artists who provide musical enjoyment for the next generation of music fans include the likes of Fred again.., Chase & Status, Peggy Gou, and many more. To provide further clarification, the music from these stars will be provided in the form of live recordings. The post This Festival Will Play EDM For Sperm & Eggs in an IVF Clinic appeared first on EDMTunes.
  3. Porter Robinson is 32 years old?! It’s hard to believe how quickly time has flown. I can vividly recall first discovering his album, ‘Spitfire’, though it’s actually been 13 years since its release. And who could forget how Porter’s journey began, starting with a gift from his parents—an electronic keyboard—that led to ”locking himself in his bedroom for the next 3 years”, as his father recalled in an interview. Soon after, he surprised not only his parents, but also himself with news of an invitation to DJ in Germany. The rest is history. This prodigy made his mark in EDM during the 2010s, particularly in Electro House. With his highly anticipated album, ‘Smile! :D’, set to launch later this month, Porter Robinson gave listeners a taste dropping single ‘Cheerleader’ back in March of this year. To celebrate this talented artist a very happy 32nd birthday, check out his Top 10 streamed tracks of all time below. 10. ‘Russian Roulette’ [1M streams] 9. Knock Yourself Out XD [3M] 8. Cheerleader 9M 7. Get Your Wish [32M] 6. Look at the Sky [35M] 5. Something Comforting [37M] 4. Everything Goes On [66M] 3. Goodbye To A World [85M] 2. Sad Machine [91M] 1. Shelter [216M]
  4. Blancwater’s ‘Hear Me‘ is a gem in the melodic house scene. I was struck by its dreamy atmosphere from the first listen. The Dutch producer’s touch is evident throughout. The drums caught my attention immediately. Clean, crisp, and modern. They set a solid foundation for the track. But it’s Mondingo‘s vocals that truly elevate the piece. Angelic and nostalgic, they float effortlessly above the mix. I found myself lost in the melody. Synth lines weave a captivating sonic tapestry. It’s subtle yet engaging. Blancwater’s production skills shine here. The balance is perfect. This isn’t a peak-time banger. It’s a journey. I can imagine it working well as a warm-up or for home listening. The mood is contemplative and uplifting. It left me feeling both relaxed and quietly energized. Dennis De Laat‘s remix takes ‘Hear Me‘ in a new direction. It’s bolder. More dancefloor-oriented. The bassline is prominent and pulsing. It drove my foot to tap involuntarily. De Laat’s percussion work is impressive. More layers, more complexity. It’s clearly designed to move bodies. Yet he retains the original’s ethereal vocals. A smart choice that links both versions. I appreciated De Laat’s use of synthesizers. They’re more pronounced, creating moments of tension and release. It adds to the track’s appeal for club play. The remix strikes a balance between energetic and chill. I can see it fitting various moments in a DJ set. It’s versatile. A quality I always appreciate in dance music. Both versions showcase their producers’ talents. Blancwater’s original is a melodic house at its finest. De Laat’s remix is a skillful reinterpretation. Together, they offer two distinct experiences. I found myself returning to both. The original for moments of introspection. The remix when I needed an energy boost. ‘Hear Me’ highlights the depth of melodic house. It’s a release that resonates on multiple levels. A standout release in today’s electronic music landscape. The post Blancwater’s Melodic House Odyssey: ‘Hear Me’ appeared first on The Groove Cartel.
  5. Electronic music producer Anyma, one-half of the duo Tale Of Us, has revealed his next major project. In a cryptic video on Instagram, he announced “THE END OF GENESYS“. The event will take place on 31 December 2024 at The Sphere in Las Vegas. It marks the culmination of Anyma’s Genesys era, which began with his debut album in 2023. In the video, Anyma stands alone in a desert. He faces what appears to be his virtual conscience, represented by a robot. The clip ends with a futuristic cityscape, prominently featuring The Sphere. His Instagram account has been wiped too. Fans speculate this show may coincide with a new album release. However, official confirmation is yet to come. The Genesys project has been pivotal in Anyma’s solo career. It blends electronic music with cutting-edge visuals and technology. The original Genesys album dropped in 2023, followed by Genesys Part II. “THE END OF GENESYS” suggests a conclusion to this creative cycle. It raises questions about Anyma’s future direction. What’s “THE END OF GENESYS”? “THE END OF GENESYS” is an upcoming show by Anyma. It is scheduled for December 31, 2024, at The Sphere in Las Vegas. It marks the conclusion of Anyma’s Genesys project, which began with his debut album in 2023. This event is expected to feature new music and cutting-edge visuals, potentially introducing Anyma’s next creative phase. While details are limited, the name suggests it will be the final chapter in the Genesys narrative, closing out this era of Anyma’s work. The choice of venue is significant. The Sphere, a state-of-the-art performance space, opened in 2023. Its advanced audio-visual capabilities align with Anyma’s innovative approach to live shows. This announcement comes at a time of rapid evolution in electronic music. Artists increasingly incorporate immersive technologies and conceptual narratives into their work. Anyma’s focus on blending music with visual art and technology has set him apart. This upcoming show promises to push those boundaries further. The timing – New Year’s Eve – adds symbolic weight. It suggests not just the end of a year, but the close of a creative chapter. What comes next for Anyma remains unclear. The end of Genesys could signal a completely new artistic direction. Tickets for the event have not yet been released. Fans are advised to watch Anyma’s official channels for updates. With anticipation building, all eyes will be on The Sphere this New Year’s Eve. Anyma’s performance promises to be more than just a show – it’s the end of an era, and potentially the birth of something new. The post Anyma Announces “THE END OF GENESYS” at The Sphere appeared first on The Groove Cartel.
  6. Back in September, we published a list of DJs who simply must perform at the $2.3 billion Vegas Sphere. It seems one of them, Anyma, will soon become the first. The superstar DJ and producer, who also co-founded the beloved Afterlife brand, today took to social media to share a teaser of a performance at the Sphere on December 31st, 2024. In it, he stares down a humanoid robot as he stands in a barren desert with a structure that resembles the colossal Sphere in the distance. The post is captioned, "THE END OF GENESYS," a reference to Anyma's brand and tour of the same name. His stunning debut album, which released in March, also shares the name. Anyma and his Afterlife brand have become the electronic music community's touchstone for melodic techno. Its haunting, cerebral approach to the genre has effectively reinvented it for today's generation, transforming it into a dazzling—and oftentimes chilling—live music experience. Anyma's esteemed Visual Director, Alessio De Vecchi, was named EDM.com's best visual artist of 2023. It's important to note the Sphere has not formally confirmed the show at the time of this writing. A representative of the venue's proprietor, Sphere Entertainment, did not immediately respond to EDM.com's request for comment. THE END OF GENESYS pic.twitter.com/rnsXDhFJV2 — anyma (@anyma_eva) July 14, 2024 Follow Anyma:Instagram: instagram.com/anyma_ofc X: x.com/anyma_eva TikTok: tiktok.com/@anyma Facebook: facebook.com/anyma.ofc Spotify: tinyurl.com/2p976k79
  7. One of the most talked about venues in the world this year has been the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas. Artists are lining up for their change to headline the majestic venue offering an unforgettable musical experience for any attendee. Since the Sphere launched however, there has yet to be a dance music act to perform in the space but that might all just change this New Year’s Eve as Anyma has just teased what could be the most talked about show of the year taking place at NYE in Las Vegas. Anyma who has made a name for himself over the years for his unbelievable visuals through his Afterlife shows has just announced what will be the biggest show of his career at the Madison Square Garden Sphere in Las Vegas. In a teaser that he just shared to his socials, Anyma eyes the illustrious venue from afar with the caption “THE END OF GENESYS”. The combination of his visuals alongside the Sphere will undoubtedly be an unforgettable experience. Check out the teaser below along with the hints from the venue’s social pages to pretty much confirm the historic event. THE END OF GENESYS pic.twitter.com/rnsXDhFJV2 — anyma (@anyma_eva) July 14, 2024 The post Anyma Confirms NYE Show at The Sphere appeared first on EDMTunes.
  8. Beau Cruz has dropped a new single, "Wrong About You," a pulsating house anthem that weaves a tale of unexpected romance through its infectious beats and emotive vocals. The promising DJ and producer is surging through New York City's dance music ranks after a turbulent period in his life, marred by the tragic death of his mother from cancer just before the pandemic, which inspired him to quit his job in finance and pursue music full-time. The ensuing introspection of that loss is at the bedrock of "Wrong About You," wherein Cruz's production shines as he crafts a soundscape that's both melancholic and club-ready. With lyrics that explore the vulnerability of falling for someone against one's better judgment, "Wrong About You" touches on universal themes of trust, second chances and the thrill of discovering depth in a seemingly superficial connection. The vocal delivery by This Is Tess captures the raw emotion of this emotional rollercoaster, oscillating between cautious optimism and unbridled joy as Cruz's aching drops hit like revelations in their journey from skepticism to hope. Drenched in a brooding tone, her vocals contrast starkly with the song's upbeat tempo, creating a poignant tension. Cruz, who is fresh off a headlining gig at NYC's famed Marquee Nightclub, is poised to make the track a summer favorite on the city's intimate rooftops and dancefloors. Before then, check out "Wrong About You" below and find the new single on streaming platforms here. Follow Beau Cruz:Instagram: instagram.com/whoisbeaucruz TikTok: tiktok.com/@whoisbeaucruz Spotify: tinyurl.com/4s4dtfn6
  9. Twenty-Three years ago David Guetta would step on to the French House scene making his debut, entrancing the globe with his Funky House – a fusion of disco and funk beats signature sounds. ‘Just a Little More Love’ is not only the debut single, the debut album also shares the same name. With the track’s upbeat rhythm, ‘Just a Little More Love’, is making an urging plea to listeners to get up a dance, thereby, proving that music and dancing combined brings people together solidifying human connection and an agreement that to dance to music is to love. Take listen for yourself to relive Guetta’s debut masterpiece.
  10. Spencer Brown has done it again. His new track ‘Chair 10’ is a treasure. It’s part of Global Underground’s ‘Unique #2’ compilation which features twelve top producers. Twelve exclusive tracks with Brown’s stand out. I’ve been following Brown’s career. This is different. Deeper. More experimental. The first thing you notice? The beats. Techy. Precise. But there’s warmth there too. Then the harmonies hit you with hypnotic lines that don’t begin to cover it. They swirl. The drums are addictive. I dare you not to move. Seriously, try it. This isn’t the Spencer Brown I thought I knew. It’s better. He’s blending worlds here. Digital meets organic. The future meets the past. I’ve listened to ‘Chair 10’ on repeat. Each time, I hear something new. Brown’s growing. Evolving. This track proves it. In a compilation full of heavyweights, he holds his own. More than that, he shines. ‘Unique #2’ is available on vinyl. Grab it if you can. The digital version is great too. But back to ‘Chair 10’. It’s a journey. A statement. A glimpse into electronic music’s future. Brown’s pushing boundaries here and taking risks. It pays off. I’ve heard a lot of electronic music. This stands out. It’s fresh. Exciting. ‘Chair 10’ isn’t background music. It demands attention. It rewards it too. If you listen to one new electronic track this week, make it this one. ‘Chair 10’ is a new direction for Spencer Brown. The post Spencer Brown’s Hypnotic Techno Odyssey on ‘Chair 10’ appeared first on The Groove Cartel.
  11. 'House Flava' is set for release on August 1, with its eponymous lead single available now Continue reading...
  12. "I’m not inventing the wheel here, and I’m also not trying to rewrite the entire script… just a few new lines, perhaps" Continue reading...
  13. Coldplay are well known as one of the biggest bands in the world and in 2014 were on the top of their game in the lead up to the release of their sixth studio album ‘Ghost Stories’ which would feature the beautifully emotional track ‘A Sky Full of Stars’‘ that was co-produced by Avicii. But a couple months later the track would get an entirely new spin on it from the big room house legend Hardwell who would inject his high energy style into it in emphatic fashion. In the early 2010’s when electronic music was finding a lot of commercial success, Hardwell was flying high with a consistent stream of incredible tracks including the likes of ‘Dare You’, ‘Never Say Goodbye’, ‘Arcadia’ and many more. Then a crossover that no one was expecting came along when Hardwell ploughed his talents into remixing Coldplay. Despite the massive rift between their styles of music, Hardwell managed to take the calmness of ‘Sky Full of Stars’ and turn it into an epic festival banger that would get people around the world jumping. He masterfully applied his big room house style into the track without losing the emotional core of it, creating a track that will make you want to pump your fist in the air as much as it will make you want to cry. This blending of genres made for a classic Hardwell song that has received over 30 million streams on Spotify since its release and has captured the hearts of both Hardwell and Coldplay fans alike.
  14. After spending a ton of time in the studio together, Sam Silver and ALRT have just launched their brand new project Leap 96 with the release of ‘Back It Up’ ft. Michael Aristotle. With the trajectory of these two artists reaching such massive heights, this announcement lit up the dance music world in excitement, and when listening to the single, you can really see why. Officially dropping on the LA-based TH3RD BRAIN Records, ‘Back It Up’ delivers an electrifying blend of UK garage and high-energy dance beats, perfectly complemented by the dynamic rap prowess of Michael Aristotle. Whether you’re in the club, at a festival, or cruising in your car, ‘Back It Up’ is your ultimate anthem for summer 2024. With several more singles lined up for this project, ‘Back It Up’ also marks the debut single from the forthcoming EP titled ‘Leap 9’, slated for release on October 18th! “I met Irad (ALRT) when I first moved out to LA and was writing and producing new material.”, Sam Silver explains. “One night, we were both at Gravity Studio in West Hollywood, where I had just started working. We instantly connected, and this was the first of many records we produced together over the past three months. We became obsessed with blending the chill, upbeat jazzy vibe of the Rhodes electric piano with pretty pluck sounds. We found a captivating sample to bring in right before the drop. Once the track was done, I added a vocal from an unreleased rap song I had cut back in NY with my good friend Michael. It took the song to another level. I always love putting the pieces together in the production process. My personal belief is that Michael made the record pop because his voice and the message of the lyrics really are cohesive.” ALRT shares: “I remember when we just started this track, I immediately had a good feeling about it. It’s a fun, feel-good track with a lot of attitude. It works for festivals and clubs, but you can also just rock it in the car.” “I’m honored to be a part of this song. I honestly think it’s just a fun song about being better and doing better despite whatever obstacles are in front of you.”, says Michael Artistotle. “I don’t expect everyone to get that off rip because it’s a fun song you can dance to, where you may not pay attention to the lyrics, but I’m saying some real stuff on there. That’s also why I think this song is dope all around. It’s energetic and moves any issue to the back of your mind.” Leap 96, the brainchild of Sam Silver and ALRT, draws inspiration from the vibrant late ’90s and early 2000s rave scene, where garage and drum and bass first took hold. This collaborative project merges vocal-driven dance music that fits seamlessly into both uptempo and downtempo settings, offering a nostalgic yet fresh sonic experience. The name Leap 96 holds special significance, representing the middle year between Sam and ALRT’s birthdays and marking a leap year. This period symbolizes the fusion of their unique musical journeys: ALRT, rooted in the prosperous old-school rave scene, and Sam, emerging from the new-age garage, rap, and ethereal house movements. Their music marries elements of garage, rap, and drum and bass with an indie pop sensibility. This collaboration brings a perfect contemporary edge to dance music, appealing to a wide array of listeners. Sam Silver and ALRT’s partnership began serendipitously in a Hollywood studio, co-founded by ALRT and renowned artist/producer JOYRYDE. What started as a casual co-writing session quickly evolved into an intense two-month co-production period, resulting in four powerful tracks for their upcoming EP and numerous works in progress.
  15. It surely has been a year full of laughter, fun and success for John Summit. Now, after a highly anticipated wait, his album Comfort in Chaos is finally here. The name itself is a reminder that even in the chaos of life, we can find comfort. Similarly, it seems that John has found comfort in the thing he loves so much: producing music and playing sold out shows all across the globe. The album released on Darkroom and Summit’s own Experts Only label includes 12 tracks that highlight his variety and emotional depth. Among the outstanding tracks are ‘EAT THE BASS’, ‘Shiver’ with HAYLA, and his most recent collaboration with Sub Focus, ‘Go Back’. Summit’s trademark blend of house, techno, and melodic beats is evident in these fan-favorite tracks. One song that stands out throughout John Summit‘s career is ‘Where You Are’, an unforgettable hit with HAYLA that catapulted him to fame. This song not only topped global charts, but it also became a mainstay in his live shows, embodying the spirit of his dynamic style and addictive enthusiasm. Summit’s breakthrough with ‘Where You Are’ catalyzed his development in the electronic music field and established him as a strong performer. I’m sure that after seeing the mammoth of a year John’s been having, we’d all want to be where he is…basking in both the comforts and chaos of life, especially the electronic dance music one. Aside from the record release, John Summit‘s big Madison Square Garden performance was a watershed moment in his career, as it was one of the largest house music shows in NYC history. He teased tunes from Comfort in Chaos, giving fans a sneak peak at his most recent work. The performance demonstrated his expanding impact and ability to connect with audiences on a large scale. Fans were treated to an incredible experience with songs from his new album, establishing his role as a key figure in the electronic music scene and emphasizing the seamless connection between his live performances and studio works. The overriding theme of Comfort in Chaos is finding calm in the face of conflict. John Summit, whose real name is John Schuster, calls the album his most contemplative effort yet. The album’s emotional and musical content reflects his personal journey and artistic development. The album art, designed by Puerto Rican visual artist Marcos Alvarado, delves into concepts of consciousness and spirituality, lending visual depth to the album’s profound message. To emphasize the chaos and rawness of music production, the vinyl edition of Comfort in Chaos includes a stunning inner cover with an assortment of desktop folders labeled with various album tracks. This visual portrayal of his creative process illustrates the structured chaos that underpins his music production, displaying the several ideas and drafts that eventually result in a polished track. This transparency not only emphasizes the careful effort put into his art, but also his willingness to open up about the turbulent trip, underlining the album’s key theme of finding solace in the midst of turmoil. Fans who buy the vinyl will get an intimate look into the chaos that inspires his creation, making the physical album a one-of-a-kind collectible. With Comfort in Chaos climbing the charts and his tour dates selling out, John Summit continues to solidify his place as a leading figure in the electronic music scene. His ability to blend different genres and create deeply personal music has set him apart, making this album a milestone in his already impressive career.
  16. Released back in May, PAIN‘s 10th studio album ‘I Am’ has been incredibly well received by both fans a critics alike. Containing 11 singles, each just as good as the other, the album was yet another fantastic addition to the ever-growing catalog of PAIN. Now, taking it to the next level, the Swedish artist is thrilled to announce the release of the highly anticipated remix pack via the Wool Music imprint. This album is a comprehensive concept album spanning a number of alternative electronic genres, from drum and bass to industrial. It features six innovative remixes along with a special remake of PAIN’s hit ‘Shut Your Mouth’ by festival headliner Vion Konger as a bonus track. This release marks the culmination of a successful 10-month release cycle for the new PAIN album. First up on this remix album, we’ve got Harddope putting their touches on ‘Go With The Flow’. This duo turns the single into a vibrant, fast-tempo, G House/Slap House remix, infusing a dark atmosphere with heavy synths and dancing grooves. Next up we have Zardonic & Levia showcasing their signature sound with a bright, fierce, and super-fast Drum & Bass remix. This is followed by the Infraction remix of the title track ‘I Am’. Infraction combines elements of the original with a stylish, rhythmic dubstep arrangement. And last but certainly not least we’ve got Vion Konger who breathes new life into the massive hit of ‘Shut Your Mouth’ with a new remake, expertly utilizing the original along with his own elements. The ‘I Am (Remixes)’ album stands out for its diversity and creative unity. Featuring artists from various countries and backgrounds, including the talented Levia, the album represents a fusion of different genres and ideas, from Metal and Drum & Bass to G House. This conceptual and complete project is produced by Wool Music.
  17. San Diego-born producers Cheyenne Giles and Ookay have reunited to release "My Mind," out now under Steve Aoki's Dim Mak banner. Following the success of their last collaboration "For Life," this bass house banger skillfully balances thick basslines with anthemic synths, making it ideal for both sweaty nightclubs and major festivals alike. "My Mind" features a bouncy beat propelled by a pumping bassline and rowdy synths. Driven by an infectious vocal, it's a track that's sure to keep listeners moving and grooving through the summer of 2024 and beyond. "Initially, ['My Mind'] was an aggressive bass track created in a moment of frustration," Giles explained in a press release. "A year later, it has transformed into a summertime hit." Listen to below and find the new single on streaming platforms here. FOLLOW OOKAY:Instagram: instagram.com/ookayx X: x.com/ookay TikTok: tiktok.com/@ookayofficial Facebook: facebook.com/pg/ookaymusic Spotify: spoti.fi/2YMDsY6 FOLLOW CHEYENNE GILES:Instagram: instagram.com/cheyennegiles X: x.com/CheyenneGiles TikTok: tiktok.com/@cheyennegilesmusic Facebook: facebook.com/djCheyenneGiles Spotify: bit.ly/3Y2KRmo
  18. Surging melodic house duo Tonic Walter have unveiled their debut EP, FEEL. Catapulting to prominence through their 2023 single "Into The Night," Tonic Walter are cementing themselves as a powerhouse within the house music scene, thanks to a mesmerizing sound all their own. Teased by way of a number of singles throughout the first half of 2024, FEEL is out independently and makes for the duo's most ambitious project to date, as they summon the very best elements of their style into five distinct productions. A remarkably cohesive project, FEEL is driven by analog synths, warm melodies and a nostalgic ambiance—the perfect recipe for enchanting nights on the dancefloor. Previously released singles "SIGN” and “FEEL" kick off the project with their rhythmic synth plucks and organic percussion before the pensive "AURA" provides a respite with its otherworldly textures. "NOVA" dives back into Tonic Walter’s minimalistic approach with its smooth grooves before they wrap with "RISE," a bed of cinematic production and soothing vocals. Listen to FEEL below and find the new EP on streaming platforms here. FOLLOW TONIC WALTER:Facebook: facebook.com/therealtonicwalter Instagram: instagram.com/therealtonicwalter Spotify: spoti.fi/4f12Pf2
  19. Out just in time for her upcoming debut at the iconic Tomorrowland festival in Belgium, KASIA has released a new single, "Drowning." The Polish producer has cemented herself as a melodic techno powerhouse in short order, with her very first release "Concussion" landing on streaming platforms a little over a year ago. Since her debut, she has graced stages across the globe, landing on lineups for Afterlife, elrow, Zamna, Drumcode and Ultra Europe, among others. "Drowning" is out now via Armada, marking her return to Armin van Buuren's venerable record label after 2023's "Universal Nation." Driven by mesmerizing, eerie production, the track brings alluring melodic energy to the table with thumping kicks and complex synth arpeggios, ultimately delivering an irresistible techno anthem. "I wrote 'Drowning' over a year ago and have kept it as my secret weapon for my own sets," KASIA said. "Now, it's finally time to unleash it on the whole world. I'm stoked it's dropping on Armada Music, marking my return to the label after releasing ‘Universal Nation’ with them. ‘Drowning’ is a powerful fusion of hard-hitting stabs, uplifting melodies, and emotionally charged vocals." Listen to "Drowning" below and find the new single on streaming platforms here. Follow Kasia:Instagram: instagram.com/kasia.music_ TikTok: tiktok.com/@kasia.music_ Spotify: spoti.fi/3WlWMcz
  20. With the poignant honesty of a soul confronting its own darkness, Elohim's new album stands as a testament to resilience and the complexities of managing one's mental health. Elohim's artistic journey took an unexpected turn when her struggles with anxiety, dissociation and panic disorder resurfaced. Her reliance on medication forced her to cancel her tour and face these challenges directly, leading to a period of intense self-reflection, a theme deeply engrained in the DNA of the album, Power of Panic. "I still can't help but wonder what this would all be like in a parallel universe where I've conquered my struggles, where I'm on stage again performing for thousands," Elohim said in a candid statement with EDM.com. "That's the dream and I promise you I will never give up on that. The reality is so much more complicated, broken, and yet still beautiful. Power of Panic is yours: no stage, no lights, and that has to be enough for now." From the initial vision of triumph to an unvarnished exploration of anxiety, Elohim effortlessly channels her personal battles into the new album, her most soul-baring work to-date. In "Tiny Human," driving rhythms underscore feelings of insignificance in an ever-demanding society. Elsewhere, the vocaloid melodies and atmospheric quality of "Can't Remember Your Name" mirror the fog of memory loss while "Didn't Sign Up For This" pairs candid lyrics with frenetic production to get the heart racing. Listen to Power of Panic below and find the new single on streaming platforms here. Follow Elohim:X: x.com/elohimmusic Instagram: instagram.com/elohim TikTok: tiktok.com/@elohim Facebook: facebook.com/elohimonline Spotify: spoti.fi/3woGhP3
  21. With a name like "Remedy," Wiwek's latest track promises a cure for the mundane, injecting listeners with a powerful dose of jungle terror. In true spirit of the jungle terror movement he defined, Wiwek's latest offering is a potent concoction of heart-racing kicks and frenetic synth design. Notably, the "Killa" producer is making his triumphant return to Hardwell’s Revealed Recordings after a nine-year break in the action. Opening with whistling synths that cut through the air like a referee's call, "Remedy" quickly establishes its pulse with thumping, distorted kicks that reverberate through the body. Pitched vocals add a sense of controlled chaos, urging us to feel the bass as it revs to the surface. The song's basslines are relentless, churning up a kinetic energy that drives forward its arrangement, a consistent characteristic of the raw and animalistic energy fans have come to expect from the influential Dutch producer. Wiwek's last release on Revealed was 2015's "Chameleon" alongside Hardwell. His return with "Remedy" not only brings a nostalgic touch to the storied imprint, but also offers a fresh take on his signature style. Coming off the release of his new EP, Jungle Terror Vol. 5, Wiwek is hardly showing signs of slowing stride in the near future. Listen to "Remedy" below and find the new single on streaming platforms here. Follow Wiwek:Instagram: instagram.com/wiwekdj X: x.com/wiwekDJ Facebook: facebook.com/wiwekDJ Spotify: spoti.fi/36Uxtoq
  22. Two years after Gordo and Drake's collaborations became instant summertime staples in 2022, they're ready to showcase much more on the former's debut album, Diamante. Executive-produced by Drake, the project is a culmination of over five years of work and a reflection of GORDO's evolution as an artist. He famously retired his Carnage alias back in May 2022. "[Diamante is] the most emotional project I’ve worked on in my life," GORDO said. "It features work from artists I’ve looked up to and artists who inspire me, some I’ve known for years and others I’ve met more recently." GORDO and Drake's partnership has been instrumental in shaping the landscape where hip-hop meets dance music. Their collaborative force was first showcased on Drake's house-influenced album Honestly, Nevermind, in which Gordo contributed production to six tracks. The synergy is set to continue on Diamante, which will also feature high-profile contributions from T-Pain, Maluma and more. View the original article to see embedded media. Since adopting the GORDO alias, the "Taraka" producer has earned several significant accolades in a short period of time, including a Grammy nomination and topping Billboard's "Hot 100 Producers" chart. Fans can look forward to the producer's next milestone with the release of his debut album on July 26th. "This album embodies all my different tastes and personalities, from what I listen to, to what I play live, who I am as an artist, but most importantly, who Diamante is," he added. "It’s my most personal work to date and comes from a place of love and authenticity. Most of the album’s production was done at home in Hawaii. I would produce until 6 PM, then I’d take a break, sit on my terrace, and watch the sunset while listening to the album and taking it all in. It’s an album you can listen to at home and at a 5am rave; it can be the pinnacle of your night or the perfect come-down after a long day. I can’t wait to show you what I’ve been working on." Follow GORDO:Instagram: instagram.com/GORDOSZN X: x.com/GORDOSZN Spotify: spoti.fi/31jquSE
  23. Prepare for a deep dive back into the underworld of TESTPILOT, the enigmatic, techno-centric alias of deadmau5. Despite the passage of time, when deadmau5 dons the mantle of TESTPILOT one thing is for certain: he's going to envelop listeners on an explorative journey into the darkest, most visceral realms of techno. His first release under the alias since 2014, "Wet" is an eight-minute expedition into that world. Dripping with acid-fueled bass and minimalist synths, "Wet" is a dark, slippery exploration of underground techno sound resonating within a maze of eerie echoes and throbbing production. The track begins with a steady, droning kick that sets a hypnotic pace, immediately pulling us into its grasp before peeling back layers of atmospheric effects. The release paves the way for TESTPILOT's next chapter, featuring on deadmau5's upcoming project, some ep, alongside his recent single "Quezacotl." Fans can look forward to the full release on July 19th and pre-save it here. Follow TESTPILOT:Instagram: instagram.com/toliptset x: x.com/toliptset Facebook: facebook.com/toliptset
  24. In the electronic dance music scene, it’s common for artists to branch out and experiment with new styles and genres as they evolve. This often leads to artists finding their perfect fit while bringing fresh sounds to the table. Such is the case for Wolverave. Wolverave, a French DJ and producer from Bordeaux, began his music production journey at the young age of 14, over a decade ago. Throughout his career, he has explored various electronic genres, including house, dubstep, drum and bass, lofi, trap, and more. Recently, he has fallen in love with the rave and underground scenes, particularly drawn to their vibrant energy. This newfound passion has inspired Wolverave to create some epic bangers, such as ‘Vielleicht Vielleicht’ and ‘Eurodancer’, a collaboration with Poylow & R3SPAWN. His live performances are equally electrifying, with an upcoming event in his hometown called Rave Cave. Keep an eye on Wolverave as he embarks on this exciting new chapter in his career. This is just the beginning. Follow Wolverave: Instagram / TikTok / Spotify
  25. In the twenty-tens, if you found yourself listening to artists like Rae Sremmurd, Wiz Khalifa and Lil Wayne, you were in good company. So did Tape B, the barnstorming dubstep and bass music producer who is channeling the nostalgia of their timeless hip-hop to cultivate his beloved "Old School x New School" style. Tape B's real name is Kemal Berk Alkanat, though he'll introduce himself as Berk since his first and middle names got switched in the midst of his move from Turkey at just three years old. Now 26, the DJ has found himself on a snowballing trajectory to superstardom. Tape B.Ricky Guidini Though his steps into electronic music's limelight are fairly recent, Alkanat has been producing music for 10 years. That means his Tape B project was well underway at the young age of 16. But it wasn’t until recently—through a pandemic-spurred move home to Boca Raton, Florida—that Alkanat had a lightbulb moment leading to his now-signature sound. "I was in this rut where I can make good music but I just don’t know who I am or what kind of music Tape B is," he recalls in an interview backstage at the dazzling Breakaway Festival in Minnesota. Through listening to dubstep from the iconic UKF channel along with loads of SoundCloud rap, Alkanat says he experienced an epiphany of sorts, deciding to remix the music he used to listen to in high school since he was home and "everything felt nostalgic" at the time. As it turned out, adding newfangled sounds to long-since popularized tracks seemed to fit what he wanted: a vibe of his own. "It clicked immediately after I made the first three," he recalls. "I was like, 'Yo, I’m actually pretty good at making these remixes.'" Though the songs he reworks are fairly recognizable among fans, Alkanat adds, he chooses their subject matter based off of his own perception of nostalgia. "I always try to keep it something niche to me where no one else is remixing it," he says. As his music grows increasingly popular music, Alkanat highlights another element that has become a signature: vowel bass, the deep and growling sound he endearingly refers to as "the yoys." This slithering sound is in the underbelly of his fan-favorite remix of PEEKABOO and LYNY's trap hit "Like That." Alkanat recognizes that fans are starting to associate his name with vowel bass, but he wants fans to know that he adopted the sound out of respect to its progenitors. "I feel like I did play a part in bringing that sound back, but it’s just been such an iconic sound for decades," he explains, crediting dubstep icons Zeds Dead and Doctor P with its popularization. Though the seismic sound is in much of his wobbly hybrid music, Alkanat strives to keep "the yoys" on a tight leash, emphasizing that he spaces them out in music releases and DJ sets alike. He identifies inspirations behind other Tape B sounds as Claybrook, SVDDEN DEATH, Space Laces, Getter and REZZ, among others. Though he mentions that his sound doesn’t much mirror that of his inspirations, it's the curation of an atmosphere surrounding their music that inspires him. "I just think they’re extremely unique; they do them very well," he says. Another major inspiration lies behind his adored tagline, "Yo Tape B, show 'em how it’s done." He credits influential trap producer TroyBoi with the idea to split up the line and strategically place its fragments throughout his tracks. View the original article to see embedded media. Now, after filtering through inspiration to find his own clarity in his direction, it's undeniable that he's achieved the perfect concoction of sentimentality, novelty and in-your-face bass. And his career has progressed exponentially, recently dropping high-flying sets at Coachella and Ultra Music Festival, just two of a plethora of major appearances. He's now gearing up for his own headlining tour in the fall—the largest of his career to-date. Pulling the yarn of his "Old School x New School" direction switch, Alkanat recalls a surreal moment at last year's Electric Forest that served as a crucial validator. "When I looked out, I couldn’t believe how big the crowd was," he reminisces with a smile. "I had prepared so well for it. I played my first song and I was immediately so happy—I was like, 'I know exactly what I'm doing, I'm so well prepared.' And I was so in the moment for that, and that was the day it turned around for me." For many fans of EDM and hip-hop alike, Tape B's recent track "Trippy Land," a collaboration with Mersiv and Juicy J, was an instant playlist staple upon release. Working with the iconic rapper, Alkanat says, helped to legitimize his work in hip-hop. The track's release also catalyzed the outreach of more artists he hadn't even dreamt of working with yet. Despite his excitement and gratitude, he emphasizes that when it comes to collaborations, he doesn’t want to rush it. "I want to make sure I have stuff that I’m really proud of before I send a lot of my favorite rappers and influences something to work on," he says. Other rappers he dreams of working alongside include Meechy from Flatbush Zombies, Schoolboy Q, Waka Flocka Flame and A$AP Rocky, the lattermost of whom tops the list. For Alkanat, the key to navigating his rapid ascent was getting over the fear of freestyling rather than having his sets planned out. "When I freestyle it’s just so much easier," he says. "I know exactly what I want to play... it was really just getting over that fear of freestyling in front of thousands of people." Knowing that freestyling led to his best work but fearing the potential mistakes that come with an unplanned set, it took some rationalizing to overcome his doubts. "Back then all I did was show up with a laptop and my controller and just read the room for four hours, and I thought I was way better back then at DJing," he explains. "So now I’m like, ‘I was good then, why don’t I just do this in a bigger setting?'" "It was kind of a mental battle, but now I’m very comfortable freestyling up there,” he continues, highlighting the connection it cultivates with his fans. "I think it’s more fun for the fans to just be in the moment and play what feels right." His approach extends even further, like in his fan-favorite "Cartunes" and "Driptapes" volumes released via SoundCloud. According to Alkanat, these mixes pay homage to his top live tracks of the year. You may be surprised to discover that he sits down and assembles these mixes all in one go. Alkanat says he finds himself consumed by a "random manic state" as he sits down to work on longer mixes and EPs, and the spontaneity with which he changes elements. "The 'Dopamine' VIP, with the Rae Sremmurd vocals over it—I made that the day before the mix came out and I’m like, 'I think this would actually fit!' And now it’s a lot of people’s favorite part from the mix," he reveals with a laugh. In the same vein of feeling and fun within his own studio, Alkanat wants to encourage a sense of community with his nostalgia-fueled music. So take it from the producer himself that his music and sets are there for your entertainment and escape—along with the occasional headbang". “At the end of the day, as long as everyone’s respectful, and they’re kind to each other and having fun, that’s what it's all about," he says. "We’re all here to get away from real-life shit and just have fun and listen to music." Follow Tape B:X: x.com/tapebbeats Instagram: instagram.com/tapebbeats TikTok: tiktok.com/@tapebbeats Facebook: facebook.com/tapebbeats Spotify: tinyurl.com/mwvmuh8v

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