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Revolution 93.5 FM, Miami’s premier Dance music station, is partnering with the InterContinental Miami Hotel in support of the Winter Music Conference (WMC), to bring an unmissable Miami Music Week experience. For many years, Revolution 93.5 has been a dedicated collaborator of WMC, and in celebration of the conference’s 35th anniversary, the station continues its tradition of curating standout events that reflect Miami’s vibrant Electronic Dance music scene. This year, Revolution 93.5 FM returns with SPLASH!, an exclusive rooftop pool party at the InterContinental Miami, taking place Saturday, March 29, and Sunday, March 30, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Set against the stunning backdrop of Biscayne Bay and serving as prelude to Ultra Music Festival, SPLASH! brings together top-tier talent, with each day curated to showcase the best in Tech House and Afro House music. Saturday’s lineup dives deep into driving beats with Tony Zuccaro, alongside Jack Vice, Fresh Powder, and Cody Chase, delivering cutting-edge Tech House sets. On Sunday, the vibe shifts into Afro-infused rhythms with Gianni Petrarca, Simone Vitullo, Eran Hersh, and Le Twins, creating a seamless flow of hypnotic grooves. As part of Revolution 93.5 FM’s ongoing dedication to supporting both emerging and established talent, Cody Chase and Fresh Powder stand out among this year’s lineup, each bringing their distinct approach to the decks; Cody Chase, known for his signature high-energy, bass-driven Tech House, and Fresh Powder, whose powerful sound and dynamic performances are quickly making waves, are set to deliver some of the weekend’s standout sets. SPLASH! goes beyond just a pool party, as it’s a celebration of Miami’s deep-rooted Electronic music culture, hosted at a premier venue that places guests right at the heart of the city’s biggest Dance music event. Revolution 93.5 FM continues to play a key role in Miami Music Week’s industry landscape, working closely with WMC and the Electronic Dance Music Awards (EDMAs) as part of its ongoing alignment with the global Electronic music community, further reinforcing its presence as a cornerstone of the city’s Electronic Dance music scene. Tickets for SPLASH! are now available, with limited capacity ensuring an exclusive experience for attendees; partygoers are encouraged to secure their spot early via Eventbrite, with full event details available on Revolution 93.5 FM’s official website and social media channels. Find more information and tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/splash-pool-party-ultra-weekend-tickets-1271353475469?aff=ebdssbdestsearch Revolution 93.5 Online Website | Instagram InterContinental Miami Online Website Tony Zuccaro Online Spotify | Instagram Jack Vice Online Spotify | Instagram Fresh Powder Online Instagram | Beatport | Spotify Cody Chase Online Website | Instagram | Spotify The post Revolution 93.5’s SPLASH! Rooftop Party Brings Premier Talent to InterContinental Miami for WMC Weekend appeared first on EDMTunes.

Pammi Pasqual teams up with Ress Dean for a brand-new single; dropping ‘In The Night’ via his Playdance Records, the Producer and DJ brings a fresh dynamic to his ever-growing discography, offering upbeat sounds and high energy with this party-starter anthem. Inspired by the feel-good music of the 90s, Pammi Pasqual and Ress Dean have come together to converge their musical influences, talents, and creativity, putting forward a track that balances the complexity of modern electronic production with emotional depth and meaning. Instilling messages related to the feeling of finding someone special, embracing the risk, overcoming fears, and diving headfirst into a new adventure, the track is an uplifting sonic journey, one that highlights the skills and technical expertise of its creators, all whilst bringing a familiar yet fresh edge to the scene. With its nostalgic piano progression and driving rhythmic section, ‘In The Night’ carries a natural sense of movement, carving a soundscape where crisp female vocals meet with bouncy basslines and intricate percussion. As the expressive vocals introduce interwoven hook lines, the track retains its flow with precision and control, guiding through a vibrant arrangement detailed with electrifying leads, lively chordal motifs, shuffled beats, and infectious low-end melodies. Featuring bright energy and emotive vocal lines, the track is club-ready yet retains a deep, melodic touch that makes it a compelling addition to playlists worldwide: an example of Pammi Pasqual’s unique approach, this time enriched by Ress Dean’s own take, ‘In The Night’ is a distinct expression of their shared passion for House music, designed to resonate on the dancefloor and beyond. As he steps out with another catchy production, Pammi Pasqual once again demonstrates a knack for creating musical experiences that make an impact; drawing on his experience as a live DJ, he maintains the high energy that has become his trademark, seeking to share his signature style with more listeners whilst coming together with another like-minded creator to push his sound forward and continue evolving in his artistry. Make sure to keep up with Pammi Pasqual via social media as ‘In The Night’ marks just another step in his evolving musical journey, sure to see him build on his momentum further with future projects and collaborations. ‘In The Night’ is out now via Playdance Records and available to stream and download across platforms. Listen and Buy ‘In The Night’ Now:    https://www.beatport.com/release/in-the-night/4990806 Pammi Pasqual Online   Instagram | Spotify | Website  Ress Dean Online  Instagram | Spotify  Playdance Records Online  Instagram | Website  The post Pammi Pasqual Teams Up with Ress Dean to Deliver ‘In The Night’: an Anthem of Emotion and Vibrant Energy appeared first on EDMTunes.

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Apple has introduced DJ with Apple Music, a seamless integration with top DJ software and hardware platforms, including AlphaTheta and Serato. This new feature allows DJs to effortlessly create and perform using Apple Music’s extensive catalog of over 100 million songs. DJ with Apple Music is now available for download on Serato’s website for both Serato DJ Lite and Serato DJ Pro. Users will be able to explore a dedicated DJ with Apple Music category page, featuring curated DJ playlists and editorials. As part of the integration, Serato has launched a curator page on Apple Music, showcasing artist playlists and DJ mixes from renowned DJs such as ZEEMUFFIN, DJ Miss Milan, Nick Cheo, DJ Puffy, Jasmine Solano, and Kizzi. It also includes specially curated playlists designed for DJs to incorporate into their sets. Check out Serato’s curator page on Apple Music here. This integration ensures that DJs at every level have easy and intuitive access to Apple Music’s catalog of over 100 million songs to create and rehearse their sets on any of these DJ software and hardware platforms —a way for any DJ to hone their craft and shape their future sets. DJ with Apple Music builds upon the success of Apple Music’s DJ Mixes, a program that, since its announcement in September 2021, has turned Apple Music into the premier destination for premium DJ mixes, with a comprehensive collection of thousands of sets. In December, Apple Music also launched Apple Music Club, a live global radio station where mixes from the most important and forward-thinking DJs are thoughtfully curated together, providing fans a never-ending set, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Today’s launch aims to expand on that relationship by encouraging DJs to use this integrated experience as a creative tool, allowing them to access and find inspiration in their libraries more easily. The post Apple Launches ‘DJ with Apple Music’ Ahead of Miami Music Week appeared first on EDMTunes.

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The age of carrying crates of vinyl or hoarding USBs might not be dead, but Apple Music just gave DJs a reason to leave them at home. The streaming giant today announced the launch of DJ with Apple Music, a sweeping integration with leading DJ software and hardware platforms that gives DJs direct access to its catalog of over 100 million songs. The update represents a major leap for performance technology, embedding Apple's streaming muscle into platforms like Serato, AlphaTheta and inMusic's Engine DJ, and continuing its early alliance with Algoriddim's djay Pro. And for DJs, it means that the barrier between inspiration and execution just got a whole lot thinner. "Apple Music is committed to supporting DJs," said Stephen Campbell, Apple Music's Global Head of Dance, Electronic & DJ Mixes. "This innovation brings the full power of Apple Music into the creative workflow, making it easier than ever for DJs to access, play and discover music in real time." With no need to download tracks individually or rely on third-party storage, Apple Music users can mix directly from the cloud, using curated playlists and new DJ-friendly categories. It’s a significant shift that could speed up set prep, reduce file management headaches and allow for more responsive, in-the-moment mixing. For Apple Music, the launch is a natural evolution of its DJ-centric strategy. Since the debut of Apple Music DJ Mixes in 2021 and the subsequent global radio rollout of Apple Music Club in late-2024, the company has steadily positioned itself as a champion of the DJ format. Now, it's closing the gap between mix consumption and creation. With just a subscription and a controller, users can now rehearse, refine and reimagine their sets from anywhere. Yoshinori Kataoka, AlphaTheta's President and CEO, characterized DJ with Apple Music as "a significant step forward in making DJing more accessible." Discover DJ with Apple Music here.

In December of 2023 Madeon decided to take 2024 as a gap year to finish making his new album and to design a new live show. Throughout last year he has continued to tease this ‘Next Era’ and now fans have finally been given a date for when it begins as Madeon will be heading to Red Rocks on October 3rd, 2025. The last few years haven’t seen much in the way of new music from Madeon, but at last after over a year of hinting there’s light at the end of the tunnel. As to what this ‘Next Era’ is going to sound like there is very little to go off but for the fact that he has said that it’s a 7-letter word that describes this era. This has led to a great deal of speculation from fans including the possibility of it being a ‘Dubstep Era’ which would be an interesting turn from Madeon. Not only is there going to be new music, but there will also be a whole new live show introduced at the historic Red Rocks. Madeon is well known for having incredibly detailed and immersive live shows with his last trip to Red Rocks in 2023 being a great example of his stunning visuals. The anticipation for what this new live show might bring is already through the roof and to debut it at such a spectacular and effervescent venue should elevate the experience even further. It’s been a long wait for Madeon fans to see him make his return and now it’s only a few months till what is going to be a legendary performance. New live show, new album, new era, same Madeon.

There are songs that just sound good and songs that take you somewhere else. “Kinetic,” the new song by Austin-based band Midnight Pass and producer Koresma (Ryan Herr), is definitely in the second group. The song is a dreamy journey with lots of guitars. It makes me think of watching the sun go down from a remote tropical beach, where time slows down and the world turns soft shades of gold and violet. From the very first notes, Koresma’s signature guitar playing is clear: ethereal, resonant, and easily memorable. “Kinetic” flows like a slow-motion wave when paired with Midnight Pass’s lush, spacious production. It mixes organic instruments with delicate computer flourishes. The echoed vocal chops give the track a personal, almost nostalgic feel, as if it were reminiscing about sunny times long ago. The song strikes a magical balance between calm and moving forward; true to its name, it feels both peaceful and alive. Logan and Michael of Midnight Pass, along with Ryan, make a soundscape that is both big and personal, like a postcard from a place you’ve never been to but remember. “Kinetic” is a short, beautiful escape for anyone who has ever wished they could feel the calm awe of a perfect sunset again. Put your eyes closed, hit play, and let it take you away. The post Listen to Midnight Pass x Koresma ‘Kinetic’ appeared first on The Groove Cartel.

Last week, the popular London nightclub Ministry of Sound released an official statement. On Wednesday, March 19th, over 100 people streamed into the venue through the women’s bathroom with bolt cutters and spray paint to throw an illegal party. Moreover, the club did suffer major damage. However, the venue went through its planned agenda over the weekend. The Break-In Multiple videos showed the moment of the break-in, with over 100 people making their way into the Ministry of Sound with bolt cutters, through the women’s bathroom. Furthermore, they spray-painted the mirrors and brought out confetti cannons, throwing an illegal party. Then, videos showed security chasing the offenders out of the premises. The statement also explained there was major damage done, as well as high-value equipment stolen. Nevertheless, the company implemented stronger security measures for the rest of its schedule. The show carried on with UK DJ Joel Corry taking over the venue for a 5-hour set on Friday night. Ministry of Sound The club has been a haven for EDM Music since 1991. The venue hosts major events and artists from all over the world, prioritizing an immersive and acoustic experience in South London. Moreover, the venue is a multi-purpose institution that hosts fashion shows, fitness events, and cultural happenings. The post People Broke Into Ministry Of Sound And Hosted Illegal Rave appeared first on EDMTunes.

Dario Di Bona is the 13-year-old taking the EDM world by storm with his astounding DJing. Now, his taking his career to the next level with the release of his debut single ‘Jaded’, via Tankfloor/Warner Music. He currently has over 70 million views on Instagram and 10 million on Facebook, while the release of ‘Jaded’ is guaranteed to further his rapidly rising momentum. The magical track features elements of afro house, house and tinctures of EDM. It showcases Dario’s pristine technical ability and artistic vision. The vocals are absolutely stunning, and ooze emotion, warmth and passion. Stream ‘Jaded’ below: Dario’s love for electronic music began at the tender age of four where a trip to Ibiza inspired his curiosity for DJing. At just seven-years-old, Dario had already performed to a crowd of 1000 people at an Italian beach club, and at eight-years-old he debuted in Dubai. His DJ set in Venice went viral, racking up millions of views marking him as one to keep a close eye on. In 2024, his performance at the Ibiza Global Festival received support from David Guetta who shared a video of his set. Follow Dario Di Bona: Spotify – Instagram – Facebook This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: EDM prodigy Dario Di Bona shares stellar debut single ‘Jaded’

Yuuki Yoshiyama is a renowned Japanese artist with a massive global reputation and influence. Well-known for his incredible expertise in music, event production and business development, Yuuki has over 29 years experience in the music industry and is a key figure in Japan’s electronic music scene. As a DJ and producer his dynamism and ability to blend tech house, house, techno, and trance, earned him the nickname “Tech Maestro”. He has also performed in 15 countries all over the globe, including the US, UK and Spain. In 2018 and 2019, he was the only Japanese artist to perform at EDC Las Vegas, while his latest single, ‘Rise Up’ continues to entice dancefloors globally. Yuuki has supported over 50 DJ Mag Top 100 artists, and collaborated with the likes of Eric Prydz, FISHER and Mark Knight. He also served as Executive Director for EDC Japan from 2017-2019, and is the Executive Producer for GMO SONIC Japan’s largest arena dance music festival. Outside of entertainment, Yukki is a consultant, advisor and director with roles in the food, dining and hospitality industries too. Follow Yuuki Yoshimaya: Instagram – X – Soundcloud – Spotify This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Meet Yuuki Yoshiyama, the force behind Japan’s dynamic electronic landscape

Insomnia – Faithless Amazingly ‘Insomnia’ was only the second single that Faithless ever released and they managed to break out with a chart killer. Reaching number 1 in Finland, Norway, and Switzerland, as well as topping the American and Canadian dance charts it made for an incredible start to the bands career. ‘Insomnia’ oozes pedigree featuring possibly the best known melody in electronic music along with the equally unforgettable vocals from the late Maxi Jazz. ‘Insomnia’ has made it onto just about every top 10, 20, 50, or 100 list of best electronic tracks and for good reason. You’d be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn’t recognise the unbeatable melody. Kernkraft 400 – Zombie Nation A German techno classic, ‘Kernkraft 400’ gave the world one of the most recognisable melodies of all time which has echoed around arenas, pitches, and festivals all around the world. The melody was originally from a track called ‘Stardust’ from the Commodore 64 game ‘Lazy Jones’ which through the creative remixing of Zombie Nation became the track we know and love today. For 26 years ‘Kernkraft 400’ has been a massive part of the sports world taking on a life as a hugely popular chant even being named in the ‘Top 10 Stadium Anthems’ by Sports Illustrated. The song alone is legendary, but when thousands of people are chanting along it just gets even better. L’Amour Toujours – Gigi D’Agostino If you were to mention the genre of euro pop to someone it’s almost certain that the first thing to pop into their head will be the timeless melody of ‘L’Amour Toujours.’ Reaching number one in Denmark, The Netherlands, and Romania its popularity continued to grow as 2 years after its initial release it cracked into the US Billboard Hot 100 at 78. Since then, the song has cemented itself as a club classic with a melody that never gets old and has continued to get crowds everywhere hyped up while amassing over half a billion Spotify streams. Better Off Alone – Alice Deejay ‘Better Off Alone’ is a joyful eurodance classic with an unfortunately sad sentiment behind its lyrics. Originally released as an instrumental by DJ Jurgen it would later be updated with lyrics from Judith Pronk that built upon the songs marvellous melody. The idea for the lyrics came from one of the members of the Alice Deejay project, Sebastiaan Molijn, who had recently been left by his partner leading to the line ‘Do you think you’re better off alone?’. After lighting up the charts in 1997 those unmistakable notes made a return to the charts in David Guetta’s 2013 reimagining of the track ‘Play Hard.’ Pjanoo – Eric Prydz As one of the titans of electronic music it’s no surprise that Eric Prydz is on this list and of course it had to be ‘Pjanoo.’ While it’s become considered legendary today it was initially almost a song that was lost to time as Eric Prydz debuted the track in 2006 to a poor reception leading to him abandoning it. Thankfully a couple years later after discovering the CD of it while DJing he decided to give it another shot, and the crowd loved it. Soon after ‘Pjanoo’ got its official release and hit the charts around the world even earning a number 1 in the UK Dance Chart. Levels – Avicii 8x Platinum in Sweden, triple platinum in the UK, and triple platinum in the US. These are statistics you can only attribute to an all-time great track of which ‘Levels’ is. Prior to its release Avicii was gathering momentum with a string of hugely popular remixes, but it was ‘Levels’ that accelerated that momentum drastically as it took the world by storm. It reached the top 10 in the charts across most of the world and has since cracked the billion-stream marker on Spotify. There’s not a single country on earth where you could play ‘Levels’ and not get people excited and jumping about which shows how widespread the love for Avicii is. Adagio For Strings – Tiesto In 1936 when Samuel Barber wrote ‘Adagio For Strings’ he of course had no concept of what trance music is nor could he have imagined how big his song would become in the world of dance music. Almost 70 years after it was originally written Tiesto took this very literal classic and flipped it into an instant trance classic that rocketed him to stardom. Going platinum in the UK, reaching number 1 in Hungary, and hitting number 4 in the US Billboard Hot Dance Singles chart it was a massive hit that has only grown in stature since. The unmistakable melody earnt Tiesto worldwide recognition and remains one of his best pieces of work. Voodoo People – The Prodigy While originally made by The Prodigy, ‘Voodoo People’ has become an iconic song for two bands as it was later remixed by Pendulum into an equally brilliant drum & bass banger. Released as the third single on the amazing ‘Music for the Jilted Generation’ album it quickly became a hit building upon the already rapidly growing reputation of The Prodigy. ‘Voodoo People’ is a haven of creative sampling that you can dig into for days and still keep finding more things you didn’t notice before. The anticipation for the melody is palpable throughout the song and oh so satisfying when it hits. Show Me Love – Robin S It’s hard to believe that it’s been 35 years since the release of Robin S’ amazing house hit ‘Show Me Love’ which has lost none of its popularity over that time. Reaching number 1 on Billboard’s US Dance Club Songs chart as well as topping the UK Dance Chart, it was a goliath of a hit that put the name Robin S on the map. Whatever festival, rave, or nightclub you might go to you can count on the fact that you will hear that iconic melody that’s been getting people dancing throughout the decades. Its success upon release was unexpected as house wasn’t mainstream at the time, but ‘Show Me Love’ smashed into the charts and helped pave the way for houses popularity today. Riverside – Sidney Samson ‘Riverside’ is the crowning jewel in Sidney Samson’s repertoire of legendary music with a melody you could loop for days without getting bored, and the undoubtably iconic drop vocal, “Riverside Motherf****r.” ‘Riverside’ has taken on many forms including the vocal mix ‘Riverside (Let’s Go)’ featuring Wizard Sleeve, ‘Riverside (Reloaded)’ in collaboration with Tujamo, and Oliver Heldens’ take on it ‘Riverside 2099.’ Each has found great success with ‘Riverside (Let’s Go)’ being the most well-known reaching number 2 in the UK and continuing to get clubs rocking. Honourable Mentions Sandstorm – Darude Animals – Martin Garrix Mammoth – Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Right Here Right Now – Fatboy Slim Axel F – Crazy Frog Blue (Da Ba Dee) – Eiffel 65, Gabry Ponte

Bohemia Beach Club continues to lead from the front in Dubai with global heavyweights and rising stars all playing between now and the end of May. Now, Bohemia Presents welcomes back house specialists Defected, which held its 25th anniversary at the iconic beach club earlier this year. Returning with a year-long residency, the UK label and events series has already hosted the likes of HoneyLuv and Hot Since 82, with more genre trailblazers to come, including Mele, Sam Divine, and more. Dubai’s ultimate glamourous beachside destination offers the region’s most complete party experience and its where boho chic meets beachfront luxury with ultra-luxe sun loungers, a glass infinity pool and panoramic views of the Dubai Marina skyline, Palm Jumeirah, and Ain Dubai, which all provide a sensational setting as the world’s best DJs add the unique soundtrack. Bohemia Beach Club have been invigorating Dubai’s party scene with something for everyone: Bohemia Presents on Saturdays is all about electric party moods that start during the day and run into the night time with house and tech-house legends alongside rising stars, all complemented by signature cocktails, indulgent shisha, and a magnetic energy. Bohemia Beach Club has transcended the concept of a party—it’s a hotspot for kindred spirits who celebrate music in an atmosphere of opulent luxury and chic sophistication. This immersive experience tantalizes every sense while embodying the iconic ‘Vibe at FIVE.’ Bohemia Presents (Every Saturday) at Bohemia Beach Club at FIVE Palm Jumeirah Saturday 5 April – DEFECTED Melé Arielle Free Fabrice Saturday 12 April Jan Blomqvist Jixo & Danz Anrey Hilde Saturday 19 April Diplo Love Leya Anrey b2b Sam Oui Saturday 26 April Miguelle & Tons b2b Ben Sterling (extended set) Fabrice Saturday 3 May Sonny Fodera SARAHREY Fabrice Saturday 10 May – DEFECTED Sam Divine Makèz N-You-Up Saturday 17 May Sarah Story Honeytrap Hoolz Saturday 24 May Mr Goodalf N-YOU-UP Kori Hall Sara Laroutine Codeface James Quilliam Saturday 31 May Stasi Sanlin Sam Oui b2b Laureano YAZZMIN Doomaz Nicolas Hillman b2b Chino Ham The post FIVE Palm Jumeirah’s Bohemia Beach Club Reveals New Wave of Lineups for Bohemia Presents Series appeared first on Electric Mode.

Upon returning from my vacation in Norway, I couldn’t help but wonder if Raj, who generously took the reins updating the blog during my absence, had shared his thoughts on the “Hotbox” video, the latest offering from Lil Nas X. Especially since it’s no surprise that this multi-platinum, chart-topping, and award-winning artist has once again captured the internet’s attention. He boldly embraces his pink era, yet manages to put a unique twist on it that stands far apart from the traditional twee princess Barbie representation of pinkness. His distinctive flair makes it impossible not to admire his artistry. Kicking off his new “Dreamboy” era. Lil Nas X has spontaneously burst onto the scene sharing an exhilarating wave of new tracks that invite fans to immerse themselves in a rich tapestry of sound. Each new song is designed to elevate listeners’ audio experiences through an exploration of joy and self-affirmation. With every beat, he encourages everyone to unapologetically embrace their true selves, making space for authenticity and expression. This era showcases him as the most confident, buoyant, and carefree version of himself. Notably with the intention to similarly inspire others to revel in their uniqueness and live life to the fullest. Launching the “Dreamboy” era, Lil Nas X captivates audiences with the official “Hotbox” video directed by Elias Talbot. He brings a bold splash of colour to everything from a boxing ring to a striking fuchsia-hued swimming pool. The visual extravaganza showcases numerous wardrobe changes. Including a standout moment where the American rapper, singer, and songwriter channels nostalgia in a candy pink, Transformers-inspired Autobot suit. As he invites fans to immerse themselves in his vibrant world, Lil Nas X encourages everyone to fuel their audio senses and join the celebration. Similarly, this vibrant and coordinated celebration of pink flamboyance is an unforgettable spectacle that I simply cannot overlook. Above all it embodies a joyous expression of creativity and individuality. In addition I’ve received reliable information that we should eagerly anticipate even more exciting and groundbreaking developments from the DREAMBOY era. These will arrive shortly!, so stay tuned, as there’s much to look forward to! Connect with Lil Nas X X: https://x.com/LilNasX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lilnasx/ The post Watch “HOTBOX” by Lil Nas X appeared first on EQ Music Blog. View the full article

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As we gear up for Miami Music Week 2025—the premier electronic music festival in North America—exciting opportunities abound. We had a fantastic chat with Geronimo, the Vice President of Music Programming at SiriusXM, who shared insights about the week ahead. If you’re heading to Miami for Music Week or the Ultra Music Festival, don’t miss out on the chance to participate in captivating audience events that will make your experience unforgettable. This is your chance to immerse yourself in the heart of electronic music culture—don’t miss out! Here’s an exclusive preview of our chat with SiriusXM as we anticipate an incredible Miami Music Week. Chat with SiriusXM Ahead of MMW Hi I am Scott from EDMTunes and I am live with Geronimo who is getting ready for a big Miami Music Week. So tell us a bit about what you have in store. Hi! Each year we try to do up close and personal performances from DJs and usually an interview is included in that. It’s all curated by real humans. This year we are super excited to have a take over on one of the channels by LP Giobbi and her crew. We also just secured Major Lazer to do an event in our studios with all three members. We have a couple major names that are a surprise and can’t be announced until they are on. There are probably another 20 performances and maybe more with interviews as well. Wow, that’s amazing. It’s SiriusXM’s 21st year being involved with Music Week. Does it feel like time’s flying by or what? I didn’t realize how fast it flew by until the pandemic when Music Week didn’t happen. We had to do a virtual version of Ultra Music Festival on air. Right after that, I realized how much I missed it. And I must say it’s blown by even faster since then. Will you guys at SiriusXM be live streaming any parties or Ultra sets this year? We don’t have a partnership with Ultra this year. However, since we opened up our Miami Studios, I think a little less than three years ago, we’ve focused on having artists come by here. Prior to that, we had our own parties at the W or the 1 Hotel. With the studios we really wanted to capitalize on being right there on the beach amongst all the parties and having artists come by. Tell us more about the studio. Whereabouts is it? If audience members want to get involved, how can they do that? We always want our fans there. So you can just follow us at SiriusXM socials, to sign up, where we solicit for people, listeners, and subscribers to enter. A drop-down pops up where they can enter and put their names for various shows. There is also a slot where they can write in what they want to attend if they don’t see what they like. The placement is limited because we try to keep the experience intimate. It’s something you really couldn’t get anywhere else. It’s almost like Boiler Room style but even more intimate than that. It’s 50 people or less. So this kicks off on Wednesday night with what looks like a SiriusXM chill event with Nora En Pure, and it’s an audience event right? You have BPM, Diplo’s Revolution and Pitbull’s Globalization in the mix too right? Yes we do! Being that is Mr 305’s channel, they always have a strong presence during Miami Music Week. It’s not just on the Latin side, it’s a little bit of everything on this channel, which is great for everybody. It is great for listeners and I love the fact that we can share the across the platform with other channels. As somebody who’s kind of a purveyor of electronic music, you know that Miami Music Week is kind of the debut of what’s going to be big for the coming year. So do you have any predictions on some banger tracks that we’re going to be hearing non-stop this week? I just got off an internal discussion about this. I feel like the rave house style is about to blow up. It’s going to be the sound of summer. The jigitz track ‘tell you straight’, big party banger and will pop up in a lot of sets. Do you have any party or event that you’re looking out for as one of the biggest ones to be at this week? Anything Black Book with Chris Lake, I am loving that sound. Chris I feel like is one of the best to ever do it. And probably didn’t get enough credit and now is finally getting the credit where it’s due. So I am super excited about anything Black Book Records, Chris Lake. And of course Experts Only, John Summit. He’s just a mammoth. We do internal research and nobody’s been bigger for the last three years than John Summit. And he can probably form his own religion in Miami at this point. Scott – Yeah, as a local in Miami that party sold out pretty much instantly. Even his management was like “I have you down but I’ll let you know it’s touch and go right now” because they’re limited with capacity. And also anything LP Giobbi does, I just love. Her vibe of women empowerment, it’s definitely an area over the years that was lacking in electronic music and she really kicked the door down. And done a great job for herself and women DJs in general. Scott – It’s been really interesting to see the growth of female DJs in the scene, especially when you see the house and techno world, where they have a very healthy representation. They’re killing it. Years ago you could go to an event, there would not be one female DJ. It’s exciting years later it is finally happening. It’s not forced, it’s legitimately earned and it’s exciting to see that side of the industry that was aligned unfairly. As somebody who has been doing Music Week for many years and has been in the EDM scene from its golden age to now, what are some of the most memorable Miami Music Week moments from a cultural standpoint? I’ve seen Diplo many times over the years and we have a channel with him. But if there is anybody who loves the culture of music and dance music in general it’s that guy. And he is so smart with catering to whatever audience he has, whether it’s a daytime pool party, a nighttime party and you know a four in the morning. He is just a genius music curator. I’ve learned over the years from Diplo’s Revolution how important it is to him and how active he is with the channel. He’s got great people around him, but he himself is amazing at curating the channel and a day or night party. I’ve seen that over the years, I’ve seen him go from Open format DJing to specific styles to performing at Coachella and doing EDM and country style music. But also legends like Carl Cox , who year over year seem to reinvent themselves. Armin van Buuren, who you’d think by now is tired of playing Ultra. But he’s not. It’s such an important event, you touched on it earlier how every year this is sort of the beginning. And it’s exciting for me as a music lover and a dance music fan? What’s going to be big? I touched upon jigitz earlier but years ago, seeing Avicii at Ultra perform a country music set and I remember the look on people’s faces.. “wait what’s this? I have no idea what it is and it grew and it worked. So it’s just a matter of some artists having the guts to go up on stage and be a little different. Is there anything else from SiriusXM you would like to plug before we go? Reminder for all our readers to listen to SiriusXM all this week. And if you’re in Miami during Music Week, go on and sign up to try and go to the live audience performances and head on over South Beach and see it yourself. Our studio is street level, its right across the 1 Hotel, you can’t miss it. There is a big SiriusXM on the building, and that’s where our big party will be pumping. Thanks all! Check out the several audience events at the studio throughout the week below Wednesday 8-9pm Nora En Pure– Aura/ SiriusXM Chill audience event/ performance & interview Thursday 2-3pm Sub Focus– Diplo’s Revolution audience event / performance & interview 7-8pm Meduza – Pitbull’s Globalization audience event/ performance interview Meduza will be performing with a full live band Friday 7-9pm Chris Lake– BPM audience event- performance & interview 2-3pm Above & Beyond – BPM audience event- performance & interview 3-4pm Major Lazer (Diplo, Walshy & Ape Drums) – BPM performance & interview 4-6pm Joplyn & LP Giobbi– BPM audience event- performance & interview Stay tuned to EDMTunes for all your Miami Music Week Updates. The post EDMTunes Chats With SiriusXM’s Geronimo Ahead of MMW appeared first on EDMTunes.

Just when we thought there was a glimmer of hope for a continuation of Afterlife, the brand is again thrown into uncertainty and turmoil. To much fanfare, Afterlife announced that it would host two different 2-day festivals in Barcelona and Mexico City. These Afterlife Festivals would not feature Tale of Us but would feature one day curated by Anyma and another day curated by MRAK. Today, Zamna announced that the Mexico City edition of the Afterlife Festival was being canceled due to “unforeseen technical and licensing issues with the venue”. There was unfortunately no alternative plan or reschedule mentioned. However, this venue has hosted Afterlife events before, so we can’t help but wonder whether the idea of Afterlife continuing live events in this disjointed fashion will be workable at all. At this time, the Barcelona dates remain on the calendar, so let’s hope those go off smoothly. In this new era, Anyma and MRAK are moving in different directions, both musically and business-wise. This means that contractual entanglements may make it difficult to hold these events while the two label heads remain at odds. We don’t know why this happened, but after the hype surrounding the new Afterlife era, this is certainly a big setback. Tickets will be automatically refunded. The post Afterlife Festival Canceled in Mexico City Under Mysterious Circumstances appeared first on EDMTunes.

Madeon is preparing to redefine live performance again, announcing a landmark show at Colorado's legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on October 3rd. With intricate sound and visual design, the French artist has a history of treating live shows as immersive experiences that blur the lines between concert, technological showcase and pure artistic expression. From his breakthrough "Pop Culture" live mashup that went viral in 2011 to his groundbreaking "Good Faith Forever" tour production, he's never been content with musical status quo. For those who've followed that trajectory, the upcoming Red Rocks show is a big moment after Madeon took a gap year to develop what he's called "a brand new era." He's now poised to unfold it at Red Rocks, one of the nation's preeminent open-air music venues. The cryptic announcement also comes with the promise of a "new live show" and unreleased music. Red Rocks, with its natural acoustics and stunning geological backdrop, seems the ideal canvas. Madeon is launching a pre-sale on Wednesday, March 26th at 10am MT. Fans can sign up for the pre-sale code here. View the original article to see embedded media. Follow Madeon:Instagram: instagram.com/madeon TikTok: tiktok.com/@madeon X: x.com/madeon Facebook: facebook.com/itsmadeon Spotify: spoti.fi/3khQTsZ

The lo-fi sensation that has captivated millions, Slushii & sapientdream’s ‘Past Lives,’ is getting a major shot of adrenaline thanks to a remix from none other than GRAMMY®-award winning hitmakers The Chainsmokers. The chart-topping duo have taken the dreamy, nostalgia-laced original and transformed it into an electrifying, club-ready anthem ‘Past Lives’ has become a genuine cultural phenomenon, racking up an astounding 177 million streams on Spotify and dominating social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Its delicate melodies have soundtracked countless memories and moments for listeners worldwide. Now, The Chainsmokers have lent their signature melodic house touch to the track, injecting its wistful essence with a potent dose of euphoria and cinematic energy. The result is a remix primed to ignite festival stages and fuel late-night dance floors. ABOUT THE CHAINSMOKERS The Chainsmokers, Drew Taggart and Alex Pall, have redefined modern music by seamlessly blending pop, indie, electronic, alternative, and rock, shaping cultural trends with chart-topping hits, a historic Las Vegas residency, and global arena tours. Since their 2013 breakthrough, they’ve delivered viral anthems like “Closer” and “Don’t Let Me Down,” earning Diamond-certified singles and a GRAMMY®. In 2024, their EP No Hard Feelings saw massive success, with Addicted and Don’t Lie dominating the charts. Now, in 2025, they return to their progressive house roots, releasing remixes directly to fans. Beyond music, they co-founded Mantis Venture Capital, managing $250M in assets, and run the production company Kick The Habit, currently developing Clean Air with Will Smith’s Westbrook. As top-tier touring artists, they’re set to headline The Brooklyn Mirage, Tecate Pa’l Norte, and EDC China. ABOUT SLUSHII Slushii is a genre-defying DJ, producer, and multi-instrumentalist shaping the future of electronic music with his immersive soundscapes and high-energy performances. Boasting over 3 million monthly Spotify listeners, he has captivated global audiences with viral hits like “Luv U Need U” and “All I Need”, as well as collaborations with industry heavyweights Marshmello, Steve Aoki, Jauz, and Zedd. His ability to seamlessly fuse euphoric melodies with explosive drops has solidified his reputation as a festival mainstay, lighting up the stages of EDC Las Vegas, Ultra Music Festival, and HARD Summer. The post The Chainsmokers Inject Euphoria into Slushii’s Viral Hit ‘Past Lives’ with Electrifying Remix appeared first on EDMTunes.

CASH ONLY, China Chameleon, and Kyra deliver a soulful powerhouse with ‘Holy Water’ on King Street Sounds. Combining their signature styles and individual successes, this collaboration is set to be the ultimate club cut for the Summer. ‘Holy Water’ proudly blends Afro House rhythms with a rich atmospheric depth, elevated by jazz/soul artist Kyra’s emotive songwriting and vocals. Penned by Kyra, the track expertly showcases the trio’s ability to curate a deep and dynamic sound whilst exploring themes of spirituality, love, and euphoria to deliver a deeply resonant experience. Listeners can expect a soul-stirring journey that resonates deeply, connecting on both personal and universal levels. Having firmly established itself as one of the most respected and influential labels in dance music today, King Street Sounds, relaunched in 2024 by Armada Music, remains one of the few labels continuing to thrive, whilst crossing genres and maintaining a cohesive vibe. A true authentic NY Label, King Street Sounds has consistently remained at the cutting edge of the global dance scene, bringing soundscapes that showcase Soulful and Vocal House, Deep House, Garage,and Afro/Latin/Jazz influences to the forefront. A clear testament to its legacy, King Street Sounds has hosted legends that include Kerri Chandler, Dennis Ferrer, Louie Vega, David Morales, Danny Tenaglia, Kenny Dope, and Roger Sanchez and now welcomes CASH ONLY, China Charmeleon, and Kyra to its ever growing roster of talent. A key figure in South Africa’s thriving Deep House scene, China Charmeleon has seamlessly transitioned from local resident DJ to global talent, gracing numerous labels along the way. After seeing Kyra perform in Manchester, CASH ONLY was captivated by her vocal richness and presence. British singer / songwriter Kyra has quickly gained recognition with her soulful, jazz-infused sound, earning support from BBC Radio and features on top streaming playlists. With sold-out shows and collaborations with Blue Lab Beats, she’s poised to become an exciting breakout artist in 2025. CASH ONLY is fast becoming recognised for reshaping the current House scene with his own unique sound. With releases on Nervous, DVINE and his brand new Famous When Dead Records on the way, this pairing cites the start of an exciting new era for the trio. China Charmeleon, CASH ONLY, and Kyra’s Holy Water is out now, blending their unique styles into an unforgettable release.

It’s a well known fact that the UK nightlife scene has been suffering in recent years. Now the BBC have released a documentary ‘Nightclubs: Is The Party Over?’ which offers a look into why clubs are shutting, and what could be done to save them. The statistics are truly shocking as since 2020, 419 clubs have shut down which is a third of all clubs in the UK caused in large part by the impact of COVID. The big problem clubs are facing today is money as running costs are rising, which means drinks costs go up, leading to people not being able to afford to go out. In a recent study 68% of people said that the state of the economy has reduced how much they go out to clubs. ‘Nightclubs: Is The Party Over?’ shines a light on these issues and provides the perspective of club owners, clubgoers, and DJs to give a better understanding of how clubs shutting affects their lives. Through these perspectives you start to see how the situation has become so dire, but also that there are some glimmers of hope as the documentary looks at some successful clubs and how they’re staying afloat. It also addresses how this decline in nightclubs is affecting young DJs in being able to get their careers started as it’s the smaller clubs that are suffering the most. If the decline of nightclubs continues on the same trajectory, then it is predicted that by 2029 all nightclubs in the UK will be gone. This makes it critical that people are aware of the problem and that there are ways to stop this, and this documentary does a great job at explaining it all. If you would like to watch ‘Nightclubs: Is The Party Over?’ then click the link below: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0029kny/nightclubs-is-the-party-over: BBC Releases Documentary Diving Into UK’s Dying Nightlife

Belgian DJ and producer Lost Frequencies delivered a groundbreaking, sold-out performance at the Roundhouse London last weekend, marking the world premiere of his brand-new solo show. With 3,000 fans in attendance, tickets for the show sold out instantly, setting the stage for an unforgettable night. The show featured never-before-seen visuals and an entirely new stage design, offering a fresh, immersive experience that showcased the global hitmaker’s signature sunny dance hooks. The Roundhouse, a legendary venue that has hosted icons like Elton John, Jimi Hendrix, The Ramones, and The Rolling Stones, provided the perfect backdrop for this milestone moment in Lost Frequencies’ career. A Brit Award nominee and the first Belgian artist ever to reach more than a billion Spotify streams on two different songs, Lost Frequencies continues to dominate the global music scene, boasting over 30 million monthly streams, #1 hits in 18 countries, and high-profile collaborations with Bastille, Tom Odell, and James Arthur. Known for headlining some of the world’s biggest festivals – including Tomorrowland, Coachella, Lollapalooza, and Creamfields – he now adds Camden’s Roundhouse to his list of historic performances. Lost Frequencies: “These kind of moments make me feel so thankful to the people that are coming out to my sets, the vibe absolutely incredible from start to finish, no downs, only good vibes! Big up to the team for pulling up this design we created for this show, made it feel even more special!” The post Lost Frequencies premieres new solo show to sold-out crowd at London’s iconic Roundhouse appeared first on Electric Mode.

Acclaimed house and techno tastemaker and Music On founder Marco Carola plays for a fifth consecutive season at Pacha Ibiza every Friday from 16 May to 9 October 2025 and now the list of stars joining him has been revealed. Carola is renowned for his electric sounds, and for his marathon sets. He has a dedicated following of in-the-know music lovers who make each event truly special. As well as his staple house and techno sound, he often veers into tech, minimal and deep grooves under the famous cherries and this season will be joined by another unmissable mix of guests. Joining him will be; (A-Z) Ageless, Ahmed Spins, Ale De Tuglie, Andrea Oliva, ANOTR, Ben Sterling, Black Coffee, Blackchild, BLOND:ISH, Calvin Clarke, Camila Jun, Chambord, Chelina Manuhutu, Chris Stussy, Cloonee, Da Vid, Davide Squillace, Dennis Cruz, East End Dubs, Fabrice, Fleur Shore, Frank Storm, Franky Rizardo, Gordo, Honeyluv, Hot Since 82, Ilario Alicante, Jamie Jones, Jean Pierre, Jesse Calosso, Joey Daniel, Kesia, Kidoo, Leon, Loco Dice, Luciano, Mahony, Manda Moor, Mason Collective, Matteo Dentone, Max Dean, Miguelle & Tons, Nic Fanciulli, Paco Osuna, Pawsa, Prospa, Prunk, Rendher, Rossi, Rüfus Du Sol, Seth Troxler, Solomun, Sosa, The Martinez Brothers, Traumer, Vintage Culture, Wade. Several of these artists are playing some standout back-to-back and B3B sets as listed below. There will be no better place to be for lovers of real techno than Marco Carola’s iconic Music On parties at Pacha Ibiza every Friday this summer. 16 May Marco Carola Ilario Alicante Franky Rizardo Da Vid 23 May Marco Carola Paco Osuna Hot Since 82 B2B Davide Squillace Rendher 30 May Marco Carola East End Dubs B2B Rossi Traumer Fabrice 6 June Marco Carola Cloonee Sosa B2B Ale De Tuglie 13 June Marco Carola Black Coffee Andrea Oliva B2B Nic Fanciulli Da Vid 20 June Marco Carola Wade Chelina Manuhutu Kesia 27 June Marco Carola Loco Dice Manda Moor B2B Joey Daniel Frank Storm 4 July Marco Carola ANOTR Miguelle & Tons Camila Jun 11 July Marco Carola Rüfus Du Sol Chambord 18 July Marco Carola Dennis Cruz Ilario Alicante Ale De Tuglie 25 July Marco Carola Pawsa Franky Rizardo Calvin Clarke 1 August Marco Carola Chris Stussy Mason Collective Kiddoo 8 August Marco Carola B2B Luciano B2B Loco Dice Prospa Yugo Sanchez 15 August Marco Carola Martinez Brothers Davide Squillace B2B Joey Daniel Jean Pierre B2B Jesse Calosso 22 August Marco Carola Gordo Honeyluv Fabrice 29 August Marco Carola Ilario Alicante Blackchild Leon 5 September Marco Carola BLOND:ISH Ben Sterling Ageless 12 September Marco Carola Solomun Franky Rizardo Ale De Tuglie 19 September Marco Carola Jamie Jones Mason Collective Calvin Clarke 26 September Marco Carola Seth Troxler Ilario Alicante Max Dean Matteo Detone 3 October Marco Carola Luciano Fleur Shore B2B Prunk Mahony 9 October Marco Carola Vintage Culture B2B Franky Rizardo Ale De Tuglie B2B Calvin Clarke 10 October Marco Carola Cloonee Ahmed Spins Da Vid The post Music On Announce Full Season at Pacha Ibiza appeared first on Electric Mode.

Sometimes, one little reel or short-format video is all it takes to give you a head start into stardom. However, it takes dedication, planning, and follow-through, to continuously ride the wave and use your platform the most effective way. This is just one of the many intricate things we learnt about the up-and-coming DJ and producer OKAYVAL. The Florida-based artist has taken House music by storm with her newest track ‘Techno Sh’. Her sound portrays infectious, dark grooves and heavy basslines. Moreover, her social media presence resonates with her audience, launching her career to new heights. We had a chance to speak with OKAYVAL and discuss her artist career, latest track, and what else she has going on for the rest of the year. How has the power of social media impacted your music career thus far? It has changed everything for me. It brought so many opportunities when it comes to labels and the back-end of the music industry. As well as allowing me to build a community. Now my fans know me through social media and they’re able to discover more of me and my music. It has changed my life completely. How has social media changed the panorama for edm artists across the world? Artists are getting discovered more, yet it has its pros and cons. I know a lot of artists say: “Well, now I have to share videos and stories on social media about my music”. They would rather spend that time in focusing on their music and producing instead. But I think it’s a good opportunity for new artists and current artists to put themselves out there. I understand how tedious it can be worrying about going viral and being consistent. But I also see the opportunities to grow and build a bigger fanbase, and bring new eyes into your brand. What’s an important element in marketing artists can focus on outside of social media? I would say mostly building relationships. Getting yourself out there and meet people in the industry, other artists, play pop-up shows. I’m seeing a lot more pop-up out there, they’re super hot right now and I want to start playing them as well. They feel super close and personal. If you’re not a big social media person, I feel that you can start creating those bonds with different artists, gather their support, and play a lot locally. That will help you will be building a fan base. Like, hey I saw OKAYVAL at this random show and really liked her. And we saw you’re staying busy right now, with pop-up shows, your own headlining shows, and opening up for Louis the Child recently? Yes I did, I was with AM Radio (that’s Steve Cardigan) for a pop-up, they usually do plenty of them in LA. This time, they brought it to Austin, TX and it was crazy. There was a line outside at 10am to see us play and the crowd was amazing. It was the first time I ever did something like that. So, that’s why I think pop-up shows are the next big thing. How have your Colombian roots influence your music? Actually, I haven’t got the chance to do more Spanish vocals or like Latin-House as OKAYVAL, which I want to do soon. Growing up, my mom used to listen to House and Techno all the time, but it was like David Guetta, Tiesto. That’s why I like the harder, darker side of House. As of right now I haven’t included any of those roots yet but I will be soon. Your mom is a former raver, do you go out to raves together? We haven’t partied together like that yet. But I am really excited because I have an upcoming show in NY and she will be seeing me perform live for the first time. I’ve been wanting to take her to shows for a while. But I think it’ll be super special when I get to take her to big events like Ultra or Tomorrowland when I play there. You also won the Insomniac’s Discovery Project for Project Glow, can you walk us through that experience? So honestly, I didn’t remember submitting the mix. Like, I knew i had done it but i had totally forgot about it because I was so busy and focused on other things. I was sitting on my couch and got a call from an LA number but I didn’t answer thinking it was a spam call. Then, they left me a voicemail from Insomniac and I called them immediately. I couldn’t believe it, Nostalgix was the special judge and i really look up to her career and her success. I ended up playing in Denver the night before then went straight to DC to play at Project Glow. Moreover, I was super nervous since it was my first time playing on a big stage, but Insomniac treated me so well and they were super accommodating. I ended up releasing a song with them shortly after, so that was a pretty cool experience. Your newest track ‘Techno Sh’ has blown up and it reached #1 on the Beatport Electronica, how are you feeling right now? I wasn’t expecting it to blow so hard. Yes, I knew it was a special song and there was a lot of hype behind it. But I have other viral videos with past songs and I thought those songs would do great back then. This time around, the audience response felt so genuine and powerful. I went into it with no expectations, but now it’s going super well, and people message me telling me how much they love the track. What’s the story behind ‘Techno Sh’? It used to sound so different when I first started it. It used to be called ‘Slap”. I worked with a very talented vocalist who writes as well. And when he came up with the ‘Techno Sh’ vocals I knew that was the way to go. I feel the lyrics are the big drivers of the song. How will you carry the momentum of this track into this coming year? I’m working on tons of new music, I want to keep releasing more tracks consistently. I did switch from more melodic into darker tech-house now, so i have finally found my sound. I want to release more songs and play more gigs to continue to build that relationship with the fans. That’s our six month plan at least, but I’m super excited. You have plenty of shows coming up, how are you preparing yourself? I just sit down and listen to a lot of music. Yes I play my music but i also love playing tracks from up and coming artists. I also like to keep up the energy, since i feed up the crowd’s energy. I like to put myself on the dancefloor and envision how the crowd will react to my set list. Go support OKAYVAL on her social media and her upcoming shows, as well as her newest single ‘Techno Sh’. The post [Interview] OKAYVAL Discusses Going Viral, Social Media, And ‘Techno Sh’ appeared first on EDMTunes.

Jamie Jones has revealed the lineup for ‘Jamie Jones Presents Paradise in the City’, the first-ever, full-scale, UK outdoor festival from his world-renowned Paradise brand. Taking place across 4 stages at Boston Manor Park in London from 12pm to 10pm on 2nd August 2025, Jamie Jones has curated a stellar lineup featuring the cream of house and techno. With more names still to be announced, heavy hitters revealed today include Vintage Culture, Seth Troxler, Hot Since 82, wAFF, Manda Moor, East End Dubs, Richy Ahmed, Fleur Shore, Mason Maynard, and of course, Jamie Jones himself will step up to the decks. Cutting-edge sound and state-of-the-art production are guaranteed via innovative event experts, LWE, along with the renowned energy and vibes of Paradise. Tickets go on pre-sale Tuesday 25th March @ 10am and on general sale Wednesday 26th March @ 10am from paradiseinthecity.co.uk. As co-founder of Hot Creations label, Hot Natured and head of Paradise Music, Jamie Jones is one of the most influential and in-demand DJs on the planet. His Paradise Ibiza parties are legendary and he has hand-selected the perfect lineup for the biggest tunes and the best vibes as Paradise In The City parties through the day and into the night. Vintage Culture is Brazil’s electronic music powerhouse with over 1.5 billion streams of his music, and top-tier slots at Tomorrowland, Burning Man, EDC, Coachella, Awakenings, and more. His set at Boston Manor Park will be epic. From Detroit to Berlin, Seth Troxler has crossed the globe playing every major festival and club along the way – he knows exactly how to ignite any dancefloor. Knee Deep In Sound label boss and bonafide house legend Hot Since 82 will bring his surefire collection of festival crowd-pleasers to London. Nature Records boss, wAFF has connected with the Paradise crowds since day one, so fans should expect the very best from this house maestro. Manda Moor continues her rise and will drop the tastiest Chicago house-flavoured blend of grooves and tech. Original Paradise at DC-10 resident and Hot Creations A&R, Richy Ahmed knows exactly what makes Paradise vibes special and so will the crowds at Boston Manor Park during his set. Underground heavyweight East End Dubs is the name on everyone’s lips and Paradise In The City will be jumping to his acid-tinged mix of London house and garage. The list of talent lining up for Paradise In The City is breathtaking. Festival-goers can roam 4 stages in the glorious setting of Boston Manor Park and find more unmissable sets from the likes of Alisha, Bontan, Dimmish, Fleur Shore, Mason Maynard, Mr G, Omar S, and Sidney Charles. Paradise has always been a showcase for new and fast-rising talent and this festival brings even more treats to the turntables with exciting sets from Evie, Fifi Forte, Gaskin, Jamback, L.P. Rhythm, Late Replies, Olive F, and Omri. With even more names to be announced, Paradise In The City will be the ultimate outdoor summer festival for house and techno lovers. Like a slice of Ibiza in West London, party people can dance in the sun from noon, and as the sun goes down, come together to lose themselves in the best mix of electronic music and positive vibrations. The post Jamie Jones Reveals Huge Lineup For First-Ever Paradise UK Outdoor Festival appeared first on Electric Mode.