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DJ Dris is keeping his momentum high as he drops another release with his House production, ‘Lose My Breath’ via Born Digital Music. As he appears to be continuing to drive his creativity into exciting territories, fulfilling an impressive release schedule that has seen him offering fans high-quality tracks, including recent releases like ‘Work’ and ‘Ethereal,’ DJ Dris is surely paving his way within Electronic Music, ensuring he makes an impact with his music. Inspired by the infectious grooves of Afro House, Deep Tribal, and Funky House, DJ Dris presents a sonic identity that marks him out; as he marries elements from across genres, DJ Dris’ music continues to appear as a unique display of his passionate love for music itself and his continued commitment to exploring and expanding his artistry. With a signature style characterised by his originality and enthusiasm for bringing together catchy melodies with funky rhythms, DJ Dris ensures that each of his productions delivers engaging sonic experiences; whether poised to invigorate dancefloors or create emotive moments for his listeners, DJ Dris’ music continues to demonstrate his talents and innate abilities when it comes to crafting detailed soundscapes. With ‘Lose My Breath,’ DJ Dris invites listeners on a sonic journey through vibrant rhythms and beats, glowing synths, mighty basslines, and infectious melodic hooks. As the female vocal line enters, leading through the first breakdown, ‘Lose My Breath’ keeps building momentum, driving forward with relentless energy. As the tension continues to intensify throughout, with repetitive sonic details and hypnotising elements, the track surely makes for an exciting listen, one that will no doubt have listeners hitting repeat. ‘Lose My Breath’ is out now via Born Digital Music and is available to stream and download across platforms. Appearing as an unstoppable force, continuing to grow his production catalogue with must-listen releases, DJ Dris remains a talent to keep following closely, so stay up-to-date with him via social media as he is guaranteed to continue bringing productions for fans around the globe to enjoy. Follow DJ Dris: Website | Spotify | Instagram Follow Born Digital Music: Instagram

Spending the last number of months treating us to some excellent house cuts which were self released on Soundcloud, the time has come for Rodolfo Espinoza to make his debut on Audio3K Music and he does it in style with ‘Fever’. Much like the title suggests, when you hit play on this one your going to be infected with that addictive groove and funk that has made Rodolfo Espinoza one of the artists to watch in the house music scene. Titled ‘Fever’ and loaded with a four to the floor groove, Rodolfo Espinoza combines an infectious vocal hook with a string section and rolling bass line to create an irresistible vibe. As the single progresses you’ll find yourself grooving even more and hitting that reply button instantly. Looking ahead to the rest of ’24, ‘Fever’ sets out Rodolfo Espinoza‘s musical agenda in fitting fashion & also paves the way for his two track ‘Groova’ EP – which is signed to SOJOS.

Pyramid has released its weekly calendars for the 2024 season, as they return to Amnesia with their clear motto: appreciate the past, live the present and dance into the future. Expect star-studded lineups at their in-house club residency, returning every Sunday from 9th June until the sun comes up, with a season warm-up having taken place on Friday 26th April during IMS week. Leading up to its 25th birthday in October, globally renowned London Club fabric will be taking its brand around the world to collaborate with some of its favourite venues and festivals. On the 15th of September, Ricardo Villalobos, O Bee b2b Tomos Station, Elli Acula, Sama’ Abdulhadi and more TBA will descend on the island’s most discerning nightclub. In collaboration with Junction 2, world-class DJs Alan Fitzpatrick, Deborah De Luca, Lilly Palmer and Luca Donzelli will command the main room on 29th September with more TBA. These shows add weight to an already robust lineup for 2024, which includes Ricardo Villalobos, Nina Kraviz, Adam Beyer, Richie Hawtin, Charlotte de Witte, Maceo Plex, Debora De Luca, Cuartero, Luciano and more. To cap it all off, Pyramid at Amnesia is offering up back-to-back sets that will raise the bar to new heights. Ricardo Villalobos and Nina Kraviz join forces at the opening party, creating an unforgettable journey through electronic beats and laying the way for the summer ahead. Other B2Bs this season include Marco Faraone B2B Chris Avantgarde, Sidney Charles B2B Locklead, Ricardo Villalobos B2B Luciano and more. These unmissable experiences are poised to redefine the Ibiza experience. Amnesia’s in-house night Pyramid has become one of Ibiza’s most respected house and techno parties. It features vast line-ups that bring not just one headliner but many different top-level talents to the world-famous club. The party is well known for its legendary opening and closing events and regular sets from international DJ stars. Pyramid has recaptured the essence of early Ibiza parties with its focus on standout headliners, all night-long dances and cutting-edge technology all heightening the unique experience. Sunday’s program is based exclusively on music, in the energy that it delivers and the atmosphere that it creates. From June 9th until October 6th, join the community that fights against the established order and enjoy what really matters: music. Pyramid Ibiza, as its name implies, was born in Ibiza but its spirit is global. In its philosophy, there is no room for nationalities, flags or passports. Tickets available here The post Pyramid at Amnesia Ibiza announces its weekly 2024 calendar appeared first on Decoded Magazine.

Just when you thought the dancefloors couldn’t get any hotter, Italian house music prodigy CASSIMM has dropped another sizzling bomb with his latest heavyweight release “Say Yeah” on Toolroom Records. Teaming up with powerhouse vocalist Mahalia Fontaine, the track is a masterclass in peak-time club fuel. Fresh off the meteoric success of “Love Desire” on Claptone’s Golden Recordings imprint, which rocketed to #1 on Beatport and was one of the top 3 most played tracks of 2023 according to 1001tracklists, CASSIMM is showing no signs of slowing down his cosmic ascent. The Milanese groove architect’s signature sound is unmistakable – pounding basslines, razor-sharp drums and grooves for days form the backbone as Fontaine’s raspy, diva-esque vocals soar atop the anthemic dancefloor destroyer. It’s a lethal combo that’s sure to ignite crowds into a frenzy. The new heater arrives hot on the heels of CASSIMM being crowned Beatport’s #1 House Producer in their prestigious end-of-year awards. With dancefloor ordinance like this, it’s easy to see why the Italian stallion has risen to the top of the house music pantheon. Say yeah to this one if you know what’s good for your soul. The post CASSIMM, Mahalia Fontaine drop ‘Say Yeah’ appeared first on The Groove Cartel.

Imagine stepping into a realm where steam dances with light, each room whispers a different tale and wellness is reimagined through the lens of futuristic technology. That's the vision of Submersive, a groundbreaking spa concept conceived by Corvas Brinkerhoff, co-founder of the immersive arts giant Meow Wolf, according to Fast Company. Brinkerhoff's forthcoming concept is reportedly set to land in Austin in a 25,000-square-foot sanctuary that's said to merge the healing traditions of communal bathhouses with innovative art and AI, curating a spa-like experience that transcends mere relaxation to offer a profound journey of mental and sensory rejuvenation. Lua Brice/Submersive Brinkerhoff's move from the fantastical installations of Meow Wolf to the introspective ambiance of Submersive is fueled by his passion for using art and the environment to influence well-being. He was inspired during a visit to a Japanese-style bathhouse in Santa Fe, when he imagined a blend of immersive art with the soothing elements of steam baths, saunas and cold plunges. The concept has since evolved into a mission to harness neuroscience and AI tech to evoke states of awe and euphoria, fundamentally enhancing how visitors experience and benefit from a spa setting. At its core, Submersive promises an odyssey of the senses, challenging conventional wellness spaces by integrating video projections, steam, lasers and AI to create a transformative experience that transcends a visit to a conventional spa. Submersive's proprietors are aiming to open its doors by 2026, with a full launch of the completed venue on track for 2028.

In an outing that melded raw energy with artistic synergy, Knock2 joined forces with Zedd for a collaborative DJ set that set Echostage alight. Knock2's live sets have turned heads throughout the dance music community as the EDM.com Class of 2023 star has delivered on a series of notable b2b performances in recent times, each seemingly more exhilarating than the last. From teaming up with RL Grime at Ultra Music Festival to joining forces with Dillon Francis at Imagine Music Festival, Knock2 has demonstrated a knack for dynamic performances that blend seamlessly with the styles of his high-profile peers. His recent performance at Echostage alongside Zedd ignited with the stadium-filling chants of the latter's "Beautiful Now," setting a tone that would only build as the night progressed. The energy in the room escalated as the music morphed into a pulsating four-on-the-floor groove, intertwining melodically with Knock2 and NGHTMRE's "One Chance." Knock2's signature robust beats never failed to energize the crowd, maintaining a high-octane vibe throughout the 90-minute spectacle. Amidst the familiar hits, the two also ventured into unexpected territories, including a thrilling excursion into drum & bass with Pendulum’s "Salt in the Wounds." Adding to the excitement, Knock2 previewed several unreleased tracks, including IDs with RL Grime, indicating that his meteoric journey is far from over. "When this all came together at first it sounded like an insane idea, because Rich and I don't make the same type of music," Zedd said on the mic at one point. "But at the end all that matters is good people, good times and good music. It doesn't matter what genre it is." You can watch the full set below courtesy of DerekD2. FOLLOW KNOCK2:X: x.com/knock2music Instagram: instagram.com/knock2music Spotify: spoti.fi/3OHeylI FOLLOW ZEDD:X: x.com/Zedd Instagram: instagram.com/Zedd Facebook: facebook.com/Zedd Spotify: spoti.fi/2CoYpk2

Keep the good vibes rolling after ILLENIUM’s electrifying b2b performance with Dabin at Head In The Clouds New York! ILLENIUM will be headlining the official HITC afterparty taking place on May 11th at Terminal 5. Tickets will be up for purchase on AXS here. All HITC NY Festival Pass Holders will have first access to the afterparty tickets starting Wednesday, May 1st at 12 PM ET. They will go fast so be sure to purchase your tickets if you haven’t already on the official website. In order to get access to the presale code, you need to purchase your HITC NY Festival Pass by Tuesday, April 30th by 10 PM ET. ILLENIUM has been keeping himself busy with the start of 2024. Last month, ILLENIUM shared his anticipated new Seven Lions collaboration, ‘Not Even Love.’ He’s also been on a busy touring schedule with his most recent festival performance at Project Glow over the weekend. He has upcoming festival performances at Storm Festival in China, EDC Las Vegas, Backwoods Music Festival, and Summerfest. The post Head In The Clouds Announces ILLENIUM As Headliner For Official Afterparty at Terminal 5 appeared first on EDMTunes.

Brazilian dance music phenomenon Vintage Culture has finally given fans what they’ve been waiting for: a release date and tracklist for his much-awaited debut album, Promised Land. Mark your calendars for May 24, 2024, because that’s when the culmination of a four-year creative odyssey arrives. This isn’t just another album for Vintage Culture; it’s the realization of a lifelong dream. Promised Land is infused with the artist’s heart and soul. Vintage Culture himself says; I’ve poured my heart into this album, and I believe it is reflected in the music. Promised Land represents the essence of who I am as an artist Vintage Culture Promised Land will be a collection of 16 tracks, offering a comprehensive exploration of various electronic music genres. The body of work covers a diverse array of collaborations with globally renowned producers, vocalists, and songwriters including the likes of ARMONICA, Braev, The Temper Trap, and NoMBe. Noteworthy tracks include previously released singles ‘Nothing Ever Changes‘ featuring MAGNUS, ‘HERO‘ with Emery Taylor, ‘Chemicals‘ and ‘Moments Alive‘ in collaboration with the GRAMMY-nominated duo GOODBOYS. With the pre-save link now available, fans can ensure they’re among the first to experience “Promised Land” when it drops next month. Presave HERE. Checkout our interview with Vintage Culture. This debut album is poised to be a defining moment in Vintage Culture‘s career. It’s an opportunity for him to share his signature sound and artistic identity with the world on a grand scale. With the anticipation building, one thing’s for sure: Vintage Culture’s “Promised Land” is set to be a dance floor must-have. PROMISED LAND TRACKLIST PROMISED LAND – Vintage Culture, Paige Cavell NOTHING EVER CHANGES – Vintage Culture, Magnus HERO – Vintage Culture, Emery Taylor CHEMICALS – Vintage Culture, GOODBOYS PLEASURE CHASERS – Vintage Culture, NoMBe WEAK – Vintage Culture, Maverick Sabre, Tom Breu COME COME – Vintage Culture, Tube & Berger, Kyle Pearce LOVE OR HATE – Vintage Culture, Liu Bei STILL DON’T KNOW WHAT I WANT – Vintage Culture, Armonica TIME – Vintage Culture, Braev JUST LIKE HOME – Vintage Culture, Yellowitz TOO FAR DOWN THE TRAP – Vintage Culture, The Temper Trap STRANGE FEELINGS – Vintage Culture MOMENTS ALIVE – Vintage Culture, GOODBOYS FIND A WAY – Vintage Culture NEW SEASONS – Vintage Culture, Braev The post Vintage Culture Unveils Tracklist of Debut Album ‘Promised Land’ appeared first on EDMTunes.

One of London’s biggest annual music festivals, We Are FSTVL, has been forced to cancel its 2024 edition after heavy rainfall left the planned venue unfit to host the event. Organizers of the festival had been preparing to welcome tens of thousands of revelers to Dagenham’s Central Park over the weekend of 25-26 May. However, the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham has pulled the plug citing health and safety concerns with the site. In a statement, the council said its “recent assessment of Central Park, after record levels of rainfall this year, has found the site cannot safely host the physical demands of We Are FSTVL’s equipment and audience.” The move to the sprawling east London park was meant to be an exciting new chapter for We Are FSTVL after several years at its previous home in Upminster. Festival chiefs had invested significant time and money preparing Central Park, with new stages and immersive art installations planned. They had also curated a lineup boasting major electronic acts like Chase & Status, Eric Prydz, Jamie Jones and Marco Carola. But those performers will now have to wait until 2025 to take to the We Are FSTVL stage. A “devastated” crew of organizers released a full statement explaining the cancellation: We are devastated to announce that for reasons beyond our control, We Are FSTVL 2024 is unable to go ahead. Last year, when we were looking for a new home, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham offered us the beautiful Central Park and we worked with them to create detailed plans for how the Festival would work this year and be better than ever before. We had invested time and money into the new site, new stages and brought in a new Creative Team to bring the weekend to life with immersive experiences and large art installations, alongside the already fantastic lineup, which we couldn’t wait to share with you. Sadly, and just days before we were due to attend on-site to start the build, London Borough of Barking and Dagenham accepted that they could not deliver a safe event space that was fit for the purpose of allowing us to stage We Are FSTVL 2024. In a press release, the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham say that the difficult decision to cancel has been made for health and safety reasons after record levels of rainfall this year. We Are FSTVL London While the festival organizers did not disclose specifics of what made Central Park unsafe to host the event, the wet grounds clearly posed too much risk after the record-breaking deluges seen across London recently. The UK has experienced an extraordinarily sodden period, with England alone seeing 1,695.9mm of rainfall between October 2022 and March 2024 – the highest total for any 18-month span since records began in 1836. The previous record was just set the month prior. Those relentless downpours have left their mark on outdoor events across the country. Just this month, the Cheltenham Jazz Festival was forced to relocate from its traditional Montpellier Gardens due to waterlogged fields. While the cancellation is undoubtedly gutting for We Are FSTVL’s crew and attendees, public safety has to be the top priority. With the festival’s temporary infrastructure, staging, and crowds, any risk of ground disruption from the saturated soil posed an unacceptable hazard. Organizers said all ticketholders will receive full refunds, with plans already underway to bring We Are FSTVL back “better than ever before” in 2025 at a location still to be determined. “We are heartbroken by this decision and can’t wait to dance with you again in 2025 and show you everything we have been working on,” their statement reads. The drenched grounds of Central Park will get a year off to recover from both the festival preparations and endless months of torrential rains. Whenever and wherever the next We Are FSTVL is held, organizers and revelers alike will be hoping for sunnier skies. The post London’s We Are FSTVL Canceled Due to Heavy Rainfall appeared first on The Groove Cartel.

DJ Harvey will be residing at Klymax Discotheque, Potato Head this May, commencing an eagerly awaited month-long residency. The DJ, producer and global scene provocateur will take the controls every Saturday night for four consecutive weekends from 11 May to 1 June, performing all night long for each show. Tickets are available here. While Harvey is no stranger to DJ residencies — his pivotal Ministry of Sound sessions and Mercury Rising at Pikes Ibiza are the stuff of legend — this marks the first time he’s found a musical home in a venue he helped create from ground to sound. Opened with an all-night session by Harvey himself on New Year’s Eve, all aspects of Klymax are designed to Harvey’s specifications, with the seasoned selector pouring every ounce of a lifetime’s knowledge of nightclub experience into building the ideal space for himself, the crowd and the guest DJs he invites to play there. Every element is perfectly pitched to translate Harvey’s irrepressible dance floor sonics exactly as he envisions, from the DJ booth and sound system to the lighting and acoustics and, as he likes to say with a smile, down to the bathrooms. Combining groundbreaking music and pioneering cinematics, Harvey has selected a series of films to be screened in Potato Head Soundspace during his Bali sojourn, with iconic titles from the likes of Stanley Kubrick and Ken Russell hand-picked to captivate cinephiles and music lovers alike. Klymax Friday night sessions will feature guest DJs such as HAAi, Jonathan Kusuma, and Sophie McAlister, plus residents Seabass, Gero and Dita, completing a diverse and complementary lineup for what’s sure to be a memorable month of musical and visual immersion. The post DJ Harvey reveals month-long artist residency at Bali’s new venue Klymax appeared first on Decoded Magazine.

The large ‘U’ festival celebrated a fantastic return to South America recently. When you think of Ultra Music Festival, you likely gravitate towards Miami straight away. But we’re lucky enough to have them all over the world, celebrating parties far and wide. That is certainly a blessing for energetic crowds living in somewhat further places in the globe, like South America. I’ve been here for a while, and it’s safe to say it’s growing a strong community of Dance-devoted madmen like me. I’ve been lucky enough to get to know the Argentinian scene fairly well, and also those in its neighbouring country, Chile. This is a country where Hardstyle reigns supreme, and genres like Techno and its branches are seeing a roaring uptrend in the number of fans and followers. So much so, that Ultra themselves decided to pay a visit. A two-day visit, mind you. Ultra Chile: Its History Chile had its first Ultra in 2013, with the next two years also calling artists from around the world to come together on the far southern end of the globe for Ultra Chile 2014 and 2015. The year after, Chile received a more compact Road To Ultra, as well as in 2017, for the Ultra host of those years was the continental giant, Brazil. After that, Chile would have to wait some time before the brand set foot on it again. 2023 saw Road To Ultra return to the long country for a Halloween party, headlined by Marshmello, Nicky Romero, Oliver Heldens, and Two Friends. And this year, the acclaimed main branch returned in full force, with two days of unstoppable beats coming from a handful of places, and showcasing an impressive plethora of talents, established, up-and-coming, returning… everything. It was held on Friday, April 19th, and Saturday, April 20th, in Santiago’s iconic go-to place for massive events, Espacio Riesco. Day One: Friday Day One kicked off late in the afternoon, at 7 PM to be precise. The crowds started to appear from very early on. Once inside, it was time to have a look at the place, and, oh dear, they truly made the most out of the venue. Three of the four stages were on that day, the Mainstage, on the back of the property and boasting an impressive open-air setting, the Resistance stage, a blacked-out, massive former plane hangar to welcome the best Techno represents in the world, and the Carolina stage, a local-lineup filled stage out on the open. Day One Winners Jumping between the Mainstage and the Resistance stage allowed me to watch basically all artists for a little. That’s life at a festival, you can’t really marry one particular DJ. That said, I think I’ve got my favourite artist of the night, and it is Stephan Bodzin. I had never watched him play, so I was basically going in not knowing what to expect. Add to that, I was at the Main seeing Armin before, so I didn’t really know what I was about to witness. Walking into Resistance, the first thing I noticed was that there was A TON of space to dance and just be yourself. The Mainstage was filled to the brim with people, and well, that left the Techno-devoted stage with a crowd that was truly enjoying Bodzin’s magic. I did too. I swear, ten minutes in I was already fully hooked. Eyes closed, moving side to side, that kind of hooked. Him playing a live set was a tenfold amplifier as well, since he was interacting a lot with the audience, and the audience interacted a lot with him back. Ask me to name one track from his set, I can’t. But what I CAN recall vividly is how happy he was managing his instruments, and how happy the people dancing beside him were. I was one of them, fully gone away in a trance. A star for you, mate. Day Two: Saturday Day Two started quite earlier, promising twelve endless hours of good music. My friend — who flew in from Buenos Aires for the festival — and I entered the place just past 2:30 PM. And after a little day tour of the venue, we headed straight to the brand-new Resistance Square stage. Reason being, Daniella Da Silva was on at 3:00. The stage itself was really interesting to me, since the Ultra guys turned this giant conference place into the host for the darkest, most energetic beats of the entire day. I remember my highschool once took me for University speeches or something of that kind literal years ago, and seeing it changed to fit a literal Ultra festival blew me away. The other stages were just as breathtaking as the day before, and now places like the Mainstage enjoyed the geographic surroundings of Espacio Riesco: mountains for days. It was another level. Point for you, day parties! Day Two Winners Daniella Da Silva My friend wanted to see her so badly, and I wanted to learn from someone new to me. Good. Lord. Those were 90 minutes of nonstop dancing. There are pictures and videos of me absolutely losing it during her set which I won’t show for, reasons, but let me tell you, her energy is sensational. Dark, Hard Techno. I’m not of the kind to enjoy that in a car ride or on a normal day, but I for sure allowed myself to enjoy her beats at Ultra. I felt slightly sore after that, and that should tell you enough of how good of a set hers was. Hardwell My childhood hero. How wouldn’t I have enjoyed Hardwell’s set when he was my role model when I was in school back in the day? Growing up loving ‘Encoded’, ‘Spaceman’, and his remix of ‘Man With The Red Face’, it was about time to see him again. Absolutely nuts. Lots of what he played I had heard before at his Ultra Miami set from earlier this year, but far from taking away from the experience, it allowed me to sing my lungs out. Special shoutout to that ‘Strobe‘ x ‘Save The World‘ mashup which nearly got me crying. Kasablanca These guys take the gold for me, no question. Seeing Hardwell, you know beforehand that it’s going to be a phenomenal show, but I had never seen Kasablanca before. I’d only heard their Anjuna tunes. And so my friend and I got to the very front of the Mainstage to see them. We could not have decided better. They played a live set, just like Bodzin had done the day before. The difference here was the setting: While Stephan Bodzin played inside the warehouse vibe of the Resistance stage, Kasablanca did it out in the open. And their set just so happened to occur during the last hours of the day and into the night, sunset included. They absolutely rocked it. From synths to vocals to literal choreography, their set had it all. They truly made good use of the Mainstage speakers as well, with their fat-bottomed tracks. I can’t tell you just how magical that time was, even the landscape fit the vibe of their music. Mountains all around, the clouds turning slightly red at sunset (see a few pictures above), and the moon reigning high aloft by the time they dropped their remix of Above & Beyond’s ‘Black Room Boy’. The duo take the gold, and my heart with it. I won’t turn down the possibility of seeing them in the future. Final Thoughts It had been a while since I last attended a big festival, since I’d been much more inclined to go to artist-focused events. It was a refreshing treat to come to Ultra Chile and soak in the festival experience again. My mate and I had a great time, enjoyed the food (shoutout to Papa John’s), the Gin Tonics, and the feel-good atmosphere. For now, be right back, I’ll be listening to Kasablanca! The post [EVENT REVIEW] Ultra Chile Returns After Nearly A Decade, And In Full Force Too appeared first on EDMTunes.

Austin's Seismic Spring Lite Edition will light up The Concourse Project next month for two days of non-stop techno and house energy. Scheduled for May 10-11, the event features a lineup of nothing but heavy-hitters. RealMusic Events, the powerhouse company behind Seismic Dance Event and The Concourse Project, is celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2024, marking a massive moment for their beloved Seismic brand. Spanning many genres comprising dance music's underground, Seismic Spring Lite's lineup is massive. Trance icon Armin van Buuren is slated to headline alongside MEDUZA and James Hype, who will perform b2b while delivering one of their thrilling "Our House" sets. Other notable performers include Colyn, Brian Knauss, Cristoph, Chris Avantgarde, Sevenn, Solardo and Kill Script. Attendees can expect a well-rounded experience with performances on an outdoor stage during the day and afterparties in The Concourse Project’s main room at night. c/o Press EDM.com has joined forces with RealMusic Events for a special giveaway of two pairs of VIP Tickets to this year's Seismic Spring Lite Edition. Find out how to enter the giveaway below. EDM.com & Seismic Spring Lite Edition 2024 Giveaway2x pairs of VIP Tickets To enter the giveaway, follow @seismicdanceevent and @edm on Instagram, and tag at least three friends in separate comments on the post below (1 entry per comment, unlimited entries allowed)⁠. Share the post in an Instagram Story and tag @edm for a bonus entry. The contest ends on Thursday, May 2nd.⁠ The winner will be announced in a comment and alerted via our Instagram the next day. Tickets for Seismic Spring Lite Edition are available for purchase here. FOLLOW SEISMIC DANCE EVENT:Facebook: facebook.com/seismicdanceevent Instagram: instagram.com/seismicdanceevent X: x.com/SeismicTX Website: seismicdanceevent.com

Another summer is on the horizon, which means The Chainsmokers are poised to provide the soundtrack for sun-kissed days and starry-eyed memories. The chart-topping duo has announced a new EP, No Hard Feelings, their first since 2016's Collage. That record features two of their three most-streamed songs, "Closer" and "Don't Let Me Down," which are prevalently considered generational dance anthems. Kings of radio-ready vulnerability, The Chainsmokers have always been masters at bottling the emotional peaks and vulnerable valleys of modern life into their songwriting. The EP's title hints at another trip through the universal experiences of love, loss and self-discovery. The Chainsmokers last week dropped "Friday," a self-described successor to their breakout hit "Roses." That single, as well as "Addicted," will appear on the upcoming EP alongside four new tracks. If those two records are any indication, fans can expect the hit-making tandem's signature blend of pop candor and contemporary dance production. No Hard Feelings will release on May 10th via Disruptor/Columbia Records. You can pre-save the EP here and check out its tracklist below. View the original article to see embedded media. The Chainsmokers - No Hard Feelings EP Tracklist1) No Shade at Pitti 2) Addicted (w/ Zerb & Ink) 3) Friday (feat. Fridayy) 4) Bad Advice 5) Tennis Court 6) Green Lights (Demo) Follow The Chainsmokers:X: x.com/thechainsmokers Instagram: instagram.com/thechainsmokers Facebook: facebook.com/thechainsmokers Spotify: spoti.fi/3h6a9ay

Alan Walker stunned fans in Las Vegas over the weekend with an unprecedented reveal at LIV Nightclub, where he performed without a mask for the first time in his career. The chart-topping Norwegian producer, celebrated for his signature incognito performances, DJed without the signature mask and hood he'd been wearing since 2015. Nearly a decade following the success of his breakout hit "Faded," Walker also fittingly debuted a new show concept aptly titled "Unmasked." In an evening that promised more than just a musical exhibition, the move marked a dramatic shift in his artistic presentation, creating a deeper connection with his audience and a fresh chapter in an already illustrious touring career. Under the neon lights of the new LIV at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Walker also debuted a new single, "Unsure," which features singer and actress Kylie Cantrall. Check out photos and a clip from Walker's performance below. "Unsure" is scheduled to release on May 2nd and fans can pre-save the track here. View the original article to see embedded media. FOLLOW ALAN WALKER:Facebook: facebook.com/alanwalkermusic X: x.com/IAmAlanWalker Instagram: instagram.com/alanwalkermusic Spotify: spoti.fi/3Pf8lxx

Swedish House Mafia surprised fans with a sold-out show at the Brooklyn Mirage last weekend, kicking off the venue’s 2024 season in style. The iconic trio delivered a legendary performance, leaving attendees with an unforgettable experience, and also offered a thrilling update for fans eagerly awaiting their new music. This surprise event was a coup for New York City fans. Swedish House Mafia reportedly approached the venue and requested an early opening, and the Brooklyn Mirage gladly agreed. The show, held on April 27th, was a one-night-only event, creating a massive buzz and selling out in record time. But the biggest news came after the show. In a social media post thanking the New York crowd, Swedish House Mafia addressed the highly anticipated track “Lioness.” expected last friday. They acknowledged fans noticing its absence and expressed their gratitude for their patience. The post revealed that while “Lioness” was planned for release, last-minute production tweaks were necessary after the live performance. Thrillingly, they declared that the Brooklyn Mirage audience experienced the final version, and “Lioness” is indeed coming soon! The post Swedish House Mafia ‘Lioness’ Delayed for Additional Tweaks appeared first on EDMTunes.

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Vintage Culture's pursuit of the promised land is underway after he announced a 2024 world tour. It's a big moment for the Brazilian dance music superstar, who is less than a month away from the release of his long-awaited debut album, Promised Land. The album will feature 16 tracks, including collaborations with The Temper Trap, NoMBe and Goodboys, among others. "Promised Land is the culmination of a four-year journey and the fulfillment of a lifelong dream," Vintage Culture said in a press release. "I've poured my heart into this album, and I believe it is reflected in the music. Promised Land represents the essence of who I am as an artist. Through my creative voyage as an artist, this complete piece of work is what I'm most proud of." The world tour kicks off in Australia in early-May before traveling to Bali, Dubai, Amsterdam and other major international cities. Promised Land will then drop on May 24th and Vintage Culture will head to Miami the following night for what should be a barn-burner at the iconic Club Space. From there, he'll head back to Brazil for a flurry of momentous homeland shows and then to Ibiza, Berlin, Paris and many more cities. Another surefire highlight will come on July 19th, when he DJs at the epochal 20th anniversary of Tomorrowland. You can check out the full list of dates below and pre-save Promised Land here. Vintage Culture/X Follow Vintage Culture:X: x.com/vintageculture Instagram: instagram.com/vintageculture Facebook: facebook.com/vintageculturemusic Spotify: spoti.fi/2PWdehz

In a romantic gesture straight out of his global dance hit "Tie Me Down," Gryffin has offered to spin at the wedding of one lucky fan. The chart-topping dance music star recently DJed at the wedding reception of tech billionaire Ankur Jain and former WWE wrestler Erika Hammond, who tied the knot in an opulent ceremony at Egypt's Great Pyramids of Giza. But thankfully you don't need a nine-figure net worth and a private jet to book him. Engaged couples are now lining up for the chance to have Gryffin tie them down after he posted a mouthwatering proposal of his own on Instagram: just tag anyone you know with nuptials on the horizon and he'll pick one. The romantic nature of electronic dance music isn't lost on Gryffin, who is currently gearing up for the release of his third studio album, Pulse. "There's just nothing like the energy you get being at a show, festival or club," he told EDM.com in an interview last month. "Feeling the music pulsing. The production that's going on around you. The people that are there and the energy and love that's in the crowd. I just don't think there's any genre of music that has the same energy and love in the room as dance music." You can check out Gryffin's post below. View the original article to see embedded media. Follow Gryffin:X: x.com/gryffinofficial Instagram: instagram.com/gryffinofficial Facebook: facebook.com/gryffinofficial Spotify: spoti.fi/3gl5Jg1

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As we approach EDC Las Vegas 2024, let’s rewind the clock and take a look at this year’s lineup compared to that of 2014, ten years prior. By contrasting the lineups from 2014 and the upcoming 2024 edition, we get a glimpse into how the scene and music taste has changed over the years. Back in 2014, EDC Vegas hosted a staggering lineup spanning hundreds of artists across the electronic music spectrum. While stacked with the biggest mainstream EDM names at the time like Avicii, Tiësto, Calvin Harris, and Hardwell, the 2014 bill featured an incredibly diverse mix of acts. From heavy hitters like Bingo Players, Showtek, and Knife Party repping electro house to underground legends like Green Velvet, Art Department, and Justin Martin flying the tech house flag, EDC‘s 2014 lineup was more electro house heavy which was indictive of the tastes of the time. Trance was well-represented (and still continues to be represented) by the likes of Armin van Buuren, Infected Mushroom, and Dash Berlin, while bass music enthusiasts could catch sets from 12th Planet, Downlink, and the then-emerging Destroid project. Fast forward to 2024 and this diversity remains, though the genres dominating the bill have clearly shifted. Techno and drum & bass have surged in popularity, with heavy hitters like Adam Beyer, Nicole Moudaber, Amelie Lens, Dimension, and Wilkinson earning top billings. The hard dance domain also maintains its EDC presence through artists like Da Tweekaz, Sub Zero Project, and Lil Texas. Trance still holds a strong foothold in 2024, as veterans like Ferry Corsten, Aly & Fila, and Andrew Rayel are joined by a new generation including AVIRA. While the shifting tides of electronic music have touched all corners of the lineup, perhaps the most notable evolution is the rise of the back-to-back (B2B) set as a festival staple. Where they were a relative rarity in 2014, B2B performances are now a core draw, with marquee pairings like Carl Cox B2B Nicole Moudaber, John Summit B2B Green Velvet, and Subtronics B2B Level Up highlighting the 2024 bill. Amid this sea of change, a few core names have remained fixtures, bridging the gap between the two eras. EDC Vegas stalwarts like Steve Aoki, Fedde Le Grand, Armin van Buuren, Infected Mushroom, Carl Cox, and Darren Styles graced the lineup in both 2014 and 2024 – a testament to their lasting relevance and the festival’s continued ability to attract the biggest artists in the game. As the popularity of electronic music continues to explode globally, so too has the star power gracing the annual EDC Vegas pilgrimage.

Camo & Krooked The love for Music connects us in a very deep way, One of the best in the business, no more to say! UKF for us stands for friendship, D&B and fun, For bass lovers, you created the yellow and blue sun! We celebrate you today, the center of attention, “UKF Luke forever” the last thing we want to mention! The Others Happy 15 years to UKF! The bass music world would be a very different place today without them. They’re responsible for bringing mine and many other’s music to listeners all around the world and launching a whole heap of artists in the process. So a big thank you to UKF for the uploads, the articles, the parties and beyond! Here’s to 15 more years of incredible music. Alex- The Others. Kyrist Happy Birthday UKF! Can’t believe it’s been 15 years already, your channel has grown into an almighty force which is something to be SO proud of! Thank you for the support on my music too big love, Kyrist Nathan X UKF! Your influence extends beyond legacy, you continue to push the boundaries of bass music to this day. You’ve always made myself and Unorthodox feel welcome, exemplifying your inclusive ethos, showing that there is room for all in this amazing scene. Sending huge love to Luke and the entire team on this milestone 15th Birthday! Here’s to another epic 15 years ahead! Hybrid Minds Yooo, Happy Birthday UKF! Luke, you have been so integral to our career from uploading our first collaboration as Hybrid Minds to making sure we got drapes to make Alexandra Palace sound nice. You guys have played such an integral part in showing drum and bass music to the world and you should all be very proud of yourselves. BIG LOVE. Koven Happy 15th birthday! We wouldn’t be here without you guys. Feels like we’ve all grown together and we are so happy to still be part of the family after all this time – Koven xx Friction Hey UKF! Happy 15th Birthday Will never forget my music first being uploaded to the page all those years ago Sigma Big ups Luke, you really helped us get our music out there in our early years and enabled our music to reach so many more ears. Also how the hell have you not aged in 15 years, please tell us your secrets! Here’s to many more years in the game. IYRE UKF is an essential and integral part of the global dance music culture and has been the cultivating ground for so many artists including myself. There’s only a handful of global brand who have been able to create a versatile experience covering every single aspect in electronic music and Luke and the lovable gang at UKF are the pioneers. Let me take this opportunity to wish the legendary brand UKF a happy 15 years!! Here’s for more and more years to come!! Big love! Dimension I want to wish UKF the happiest of 15th birthdays! I met you fourteen years ago, when we were both just kids who loved drum & bass. Ever since that day, I was always dazzled by your calm intelligence, astuteness and warm heart. It’s no surprise that with you at the helm, UKF has grown so far – and continues to be a cultural pillar in the electronic music scene. I will always be indebted to you, for the chances and support you’ve given my music. A.M.C Geez I’ll never forget the day you (Luke) walked into the Shoreditch offices all those years ago and literally changed the game. You were like 12 or something right? Here’s to another 15 years mate, smashed it! René LaVice I have so many fond memories and high points in my career that have been shared with (and often procured by) UKF! From having my first major YouTube upload with them at a young age and seeing the immense positivity that followed, to performing main stage at Exit festival on the UKF lineup, to travelling all the way to Buenos Aires for the first time for a UKF show, and countless other warm memories, UKF has had such an impact on my life and the lives of so many music lovers around the world. Be proud of 15 years of UKF! It’s a fantastic accomplishment and to see the outfit still at the top as one of the most influential leaders in the industry is something to behold! Keep bringing people together, and keep spreading the love of music. Keep the passion! Congratulations and much love. Charlie Tee Happy Bday you trailblazers! 15 whole years of UKF, what an incredible accolade and gift to the world. I can remember meeting Luke for the first time and being confused when he explained that UKF stands for ‘U.K Frome’; which is actually the place where he’s from. And now look at them, putting Frome on the map worldwide and we love to see it! Big love Charlie Tee x Pola & Bryson Happy Birthday to the UKF family! 15 years is genuinely mad, and to think it all began with a desire to share good music with others! Massive love to you Luke and the rest of your team for the decade and a half of pure love you’ve put into UKF and helping to share great music with great people and helping shape many careers along the way. Charlotte Haining HAPPY BIRTHDAY UKF! 15 years! Madness Thank you so much for the ongoing support over the years! My first upload with Xilent (10 years ago!!!! eeek) opened up so many doors and opportunities for me as a vocalist and topline writer & for that, I am forever grateful! Here’s to many more years of success! Big love! Charlotte Haining xxx Emalkay Happy birthday and congrats to all the team over there! Long may our view counts continue to get my visa applications over the line. Love, Martin Whiney Happy birthday UKF! Seeing the blue & yellow speaker symbols for the first time during my teenage years brings back such fond memories and the influence the channel had on my music taste. I’ll never forget where I was & how I felt when I got my first upload and then meeting Luke @ Let It Roll and telling him about it a few years later. Thanks so much for everything you’ve done to support artists & the scene! Big love, Whiney VXRGO Happy birthday, UKF, and congratulations on 15 years, too! I’ll forever be grateful to yous for giving me my first ever feature in an article, allowing me to delve deeper into my love for music, and then again for 2023’s Black History Month segment. Here’s to another 15 years (and beyond) in the making. Big love to yous and the amazing team you’ve built – VXRGO Critical Records We’re truly thankful for all of the support over the years. You’ve supported many Critical releases and helped shape the label into something wonderful. Keep up the great work Natty Lou Happy Birthday UKF!! Wow, what an incredible 15 years it has been! Thank you for creating a central hub to showcase the latest Drum and Bass & Dubstep tracks over the years. I remember when your YouTube channel first started in 2009 and it greatly helped me to discover some of my favourite tracks, as well as artists. Thank you for helping emerging artists, such as myself, by providing a platform to showcase our music. So much love & respect to you, Natty Lou xx 1991 Happiest of birthdays to Luke and UKF! What an incredibly influential part of my career UKF has been. Like so many other artists I have benefited immensely from the support of the Luke and the brand – UKF is a true pillar of electronic music and the scene wouldn’t be the same without it No Nation Big ups and big love to all UKF and crew and congrats on 15 years of journalism, helping shine a light on the independent and lesser-known faces of dance in the UK. Hopefully, many more years ahead for you to continue setting a stellar example for music journalism in the UK” Dirtyphonincs Time flies! Big up for 15 years of supporting and developing the scene! Happy Birthday guys, here’s to the next 15! Amy Jayne Happy Birthday UKF! 15 years of providing and supporting great music and events. I will be forever grateful for what you’ve done for the underground scene. Massive big ups to Luke and the amazing team.” – Amy Jayne / 1985 Music Technimatic Hey Luke. We want to thank you both for all the support you have given us over the years. UKF was the channel we were always desperate to be a part of, and without you exposing our music to the masses we wouldn’t be where we are today. Love you big dog’ – Pete & Andy Azifm Happy Birthday to UKF!!! Thank you for always supporting drum & bass no matter the subgenre or artist, we all owe you a mill for your mahi in our scene xoxo – Azifm. Delta Heavy Hard to put into words the legacy UKF already has and it feels like you’re just warming up. An essential pillar of the scene run by an absolute diamond. Happy Birthday Luke & UKF crew Tempza Happy birthday you love people. Huge love for the support over the years, 15 of them! What a time to be alive, sending hugs and goodness to the team and a perfectly poured pint of Guinness for Luke. Big ups, Tempza xx Pinks Happy Birthday UKF! Thank you for being such an influential part of my music journey, from introducing me to bass music when I was a scatty teenager to premiering my spoken word DnB debut! Lots of love, Pinks xx Slay Just wanted to show some love and appreciation to the heavy hitters UKF for showing continuous support and giving artists like myself a voice so on behalf of us all happy birthday- Slay Dogger To the Team at UKF, thank you for all the love and support over the years. You’ve been detrimental to the success of countless artists and helped get the music to the ears of many. Charlotte Devaney Happy Birthday UKF, 15 years wow! I was there in the early drum & bass arena days when forums ruled the world! So to see how far you guys have come is amazing! Thank you for supporting me and so many others. Charlotte Devaney TNQ Happy birthday! Thanks for the support over the years. Lenz & The NQ family Georgie Riot Happy birthday UKF! Thank you so much for the continuous support, you’ve been a huge part of my journey so far. You’re a real legend in the game Luke! Lots of love from Georgie Riot and the Riot Records crew Marge I grew up with UKF, and started listening to my first dubstep and dnb tunes because of them. Getting the opportunity to have an article on there was a full circle moment. Thank you Luke for everything, you deserve the best birthday ever. Mel UKF and Luke believed in me and took a chance on my debut tune, when most labels said no… and now it has over half a million streams! It’s such an honour to have backing from such an iconic label and label manager, the support means a lot Overview Music Happy Birthday to UKF & Luke on 15 years, massive milestone! Amazing to see it grow from the early YouTube days, and I’m sure I speak for many when I say this platform helped us get into this music. Too many great uploads, but if we’re forced to pick one, we’d throw it back to this OG banger from Dirtyphonics. Still goes off: P.S. bring back the yellow speaker xx Hugh Hardie ‘Happy bday to UKF and big love to the wonderful team! I remember discovering the channel way back in my uni days and being obsessed with the uploads. Following the journey from a small YouTube channel to the powerhouse it is today has been remarkable to see. The dance music scene wouldn’t be the same without you! Much love, Hugh Hardie x Gifta Happy 15th birthday UKF ey… growing up so fast!!! Thank you for all the music and artists you’ve allowed me to discover over the years.. and thank you for premiering my track back in October! Dreams come true thanks to you! Have a good one, Gabs and Phase Records DNB XXX Kove Happy Birthday to UKF! Honestly incredible what you’ve achieved in the last 15 years with UKF, can’t wait to see what the next chapter holds. Also I want to thank you for all you’ve done to support and release my tunes over the years, will forever be grateful. Cheers and here’s to another 15! Flowidus Hey UKF, Happy 15th Birthday, I remember the first time I saw that infamous yellow circle, changed the way I found new DNB. You’ve been an integral part of our journey and here is to another 15 years. Cheers! Deadline Wishing Luke, Sampo, Kamila and the whole amazing team at AEI a very happy birthday for 15 years of UKF! The channel was (and still is!) one of the most important sources of discovering music before I started in the industry and it’s been a massive privilege and milestone to work with them on my own releases. Huge thanks for all the support of Deadline, Shogun and Elevate over the years and here’s to 15+ more years in the game. Ekko & Sidetrack Hey UKF, happy 15th birthday! We love you! We appreciate your constant support and advice Thanks for always letting us sneak into your offices, distract your staff and work when we are in London. Sustance Happy 15th UKF! Madness, the first tune I remember hearing on UKF Dubstep was ‘Noisses – End Of’ 14 years ago! That ‘Last of the Mohicans’ sample will always remind me of the early days. Here’s to 15 more! Emily Makis Happy 15th birthday big Gs! You’ve been a massive support over the years, from High Note to Only You to the rest of the naughty releases you put out. You’ve made such a positive impact on the industry and for that we are truly grateful! HERE’S TO MORE BIRTHDAYS GLXY Sending a big shout out to UKF on 15 years of representing all sides of dnb, super grateful for all the support they’ve given our music over the years and even getting us on some let it roll live streams back in the day! Benny V Happy Birthday Luke & Sampo as UKF continue to push the boundaries at the very cutting edge of our scene. Thanks for helping us Open A Can Of Whoop Ass with Find A Space on our first Souped Up VA album & thank you for helping the launch of Roadblock Records as the dawn breaks with First Sun. GEST ​​Happy Birthday and congrats UKF big love for supporting the music and giving a platform to chat with old mate Whisky Kicks in the recent interview Rift Happy Birthday UKF. You were one of the first channels I started following when I was getting into bass music. I love to see you still going so strong and I’m excited for what’s still to come in the next 15 years. Aktive Happy birthday UKF! Luke, I don’t think the influence UKF has had on dance music and dance music culture can be underestimated. You’ve sparked the careers of global superstars and bought joy to literally millions of people. Here’s to another 15 years of UKF! Happy birthday! Cam Sisterhood Big love and respect to everyone at UKF. Congratulations on turning 15. With love from Cam and all the Sisterhood Birmingham crew.

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MADE Festival has announced its full lineup as it reaches an incredible 10-year milestone as the biggest and best music and arts festival in the West Midlands. Now bringing all acts together for one almighty birthday party from midday to 11pm on Saturday 3rd August in The Digbeth Triangle in the heart of Birmingham, MADE’s 10th delivers a mouthwatering lineup for all fans of drum & bass, bass, UK rap, garage, house, disco and more. Midlands party people can explore the huge, multi-venue inner city, 10-stage site to enjoy headline sets from Bru-C, Dizzee Rascal, and Bou, and an array of talent including Ewan McVicar, K Motionz, Holy Goof B2B TS7, Jaguar Skills, Skepsis, A Little Sound, Window Kid, 24hr Garage Girls, 4AM Kru, Serum, La La, General Levy, Issey Cross, DJ Q and many more. Sign-ups are open and tickets go on sale at 10am on Tuesday from www.made-festival.co.uk. This is Birmingham’s biggest party of the summer. Independent promoters, Weird Science, run club events for over 150,000 people annually and MADE Festival began as their passion project in the creative hub of Digbeth. The intention was to provide a platform for local artists and an opportunity for local businesses. MADE expanded and outgrew Digbeth’s multitude of evolving spaces, moving across the city in 2018 to the greenfield site of Perry Park, where 20,000 festival fans helped put MADE firmly on the national map. After enforced moves to Sandwell Valley, then Wolverhampton Racecourse, MADE Festival made a triumphant return to its spiritual home of The Digbeth Triangle in 2023 and laid the foundations to celebrate 10 years this summer. Saturday 3rd August sees the perpetually rising star and multi-platinum-selling MC and rapper, Bru-C take over the MADE Stage. With a slew of underground cuts and crossover bangers including his UK top 15 smash ‘No Excuses’ and Nathan Dawe collab ‘Oh Baby’, Bru-C drew huge crowds at his last MADE appearance in 2022 and earned his invite back to headline the 10th edition. BRIT, MOBO and Mercury Prize-winning MC and rapper, Dizzee Rascal is another MADE fave, tearing it up on his last appearance in 2018 for the 5th edition of the festival. Dizzee led the way for generations of UK rap scoring 5 UK Top 10 albums, 5 UK no.1 singles including ‘Dance Wiv Me’, ‘Holiday’ and possibly the biggest festival tune of all time ‘Bonkers’. He remains as relevant as ever with new album ‘Don’t Take It Personal’ crashing into the charts this year. Trailblazing star of drum & bass, Bou, steps up to MADE main stage and undoubtedly deserves his slot. With one of the biggest tracks of the year ‘Baddadan’ with Chase & Status to his name, a major label deal, and a slew of massive DJ sets under his belt, Bou can confidently stake a claim as D&B’s next-gen superstar. His big USA / Canada tour will warm him up, just in time to get MADE crowds bouncing. The MADE Stage also sees quality garage vibes from 24hr Garage Girls, infectious bars from Bru-C collaborator Window Kid, UK jungle from 4AM Kru, sweet vocals from breakout ‘Bittersweet Goodbye’ star Issey Cross, and more. The house heads are fully catered for on the Raw Stage with in-demand talent, Ewan McVicar dropping a funked-up headline set, while La La is sure to up the tempo and show why she’s recently delivered mixes for Feel My Bicep, Boiler Room, and Radio 1. Look out for some other big artist announcements coming soon for this stage. Weird Science presents a stage full of drum & bass stars, hosted by Inja, SP:MC, IC3, Carasel, and Comma Dee. Birmingham’s fast rising star K-Motionz headlines as one of the genre’s most exciting artists, in high demand across the globe. His productions including ‘Only You’, ‘High Note’ and last year’s banger ‘Vino Bandit’ have seen his stock rise even higher. Serum is ⅓ of Kings Of The Rollers and knows how to get a crowd jumping. He’ll be dropping his summer anthem ‘Spray Tan’ for the MADE massive. DJ and vocalist A Little Sound is carving her own lane in D&B and going from strength to strength. She lands at MADE as part of a packed summer schedule. Drum & bass legends Dillinja and Randall step up for a special MADE 10th Anniversary B2B set, while rising star Kara shows she deserves her Drum & Bass Award for Best Female Producer. The 02:31 Stage sees another very special B2B, this time between the mighty Holy Goof and TS7. Expect major sonic fireworks. Skepsis performs, continuing his rise after slamming into the UK charts with ‘Rave Out’ and ‘Green And Gold’. This stage is guaranteed to be jumping as DJ Q, Girls Next Door, and Burga Boy all line up for turntable duty. A real treat is the House Of Legends & Thirty Present Fish Tales Stage where some bonafide legends of the scene are ready to showcase their skills. Bringing the positive vibes from TikTok, Fish56Octagon plays alongside hard dance pioneer Fergie for a world exclusive back to back set. Very special guest Jaguar Skills brings his ‘tribute to The Prodigy’ set to MADE – this one should not be missed. When Utah Saints step up to the decks the crowds know that something good is going to happen. Plump DJs land at MADE with their unique brand of beats and breaks mixing old school with the new. There’s plenty more jungle and D&B as RCE Presents 10 Years Of Jungle Cakes. Headlining this stage is the one and only General Levy who never disappoints. Another highlight is the 10 year B2B special – Deekline B2B Ed Solo B2B Benny Page. This trio guarantees the highest quality tune selection. Special guest Bryan Gee will dig deep into his coveted record collection to drop a massive jungle set. MADE Festival continues to heavily support local promoters and talent, providing opportunities for stage takeovers and connections to local clubbers. The 10th edition of MADE sees a range of styles and genres with something to get everyone dancing. The 2Tekky x Serious Selectas Stage brings a host of UKG, wobbling basslines, and breakbeat NRG. There’s a mix of house, tech, and minimal goodness at the CNTRL x ESVDRA x SHUBZ Stage, while the RE:CORD x Discotech Stage takes an underground trip into house. Duck DnB x Selecta bring some scorching drum & bass with a selection of up and coming local stars. Digbeth Dining Club are on hand to ensure a quality selection of delicious food options from local traders, and expect some seriously talented graffiti artists from the region to be on hand to create art live throughout the day. MADE Festival knows better than anyone how to make the most of The Digbeth Triangle’s unique mix of outdoor and indoor spaces. From midday through to 11pm, the whole area will be alive with music, arts and the sound of people having a good time. MADE Festival turns 10 and everything is ready for the celebration of a decade. The post MADE Festival drops full lineup for a huge 10th edition appeared first on Decoded Magazine.