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The famed London LGBTQIA+ nightclub has entered an arbitration dispute with landlord The Arch Company Continue reading...

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COBRAH, COUCOU CHLOE, Nikki Nair, Shanti Celeste and more are set to play at the queer-focused festival in South London Continue reading...

UK Music is urging the government to slash VAT rates on gig ticket prices by 10% Continue reading...

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En nuestra revisión a largo plazo de los monitores PreSonus Eris Pro 8 y Sub 10, descubrimos que tenían un valor tremendo... The post Evaluación De Los Altavoces PreSonus Eris Pro appeared first on FutureMusic the latest news on future music technology DJ gear producing dance music edm and everything electronic. View the full article

On Saturday, March 23, 2024, ILLENIUM and friends take over the Surfcomber Pool, presented by BLNK CNVS & 747 Presents BLNK CNVS, a pioneer in event production, along with 747 Presents, are thrilled to announce a landmark event for Miami Music Week (MMW) 2024: ILLENIUM’s debut MMW pool party. Scheduled for Saturday, March 23, 2024, [...] The post ILLENIUM Announces First-Ever Miami Music Week Pool Party appeared first on DJ Life Magazine.

The Insomniac Events-thrown fest returns for its third Long Beach Waterfront Edition and fourth SoCal installment. Having quickly risen to become a staple event in Southern California’s electronic music scene, Day Trip Festival has announced its return to the Queen Mary Waterfront in Long Beach, CA for its third consecutive year, taking place June 22-23, [...] The post Day Trip Festival Announces 2024 Return appeared first on DJ Life Magazine.

When it comes to melodic house, few labels curate as well as David Hohme’s Where The Heart Is Records. He’s always spotlighting new and rising talent who’s music never ceases to amaze us. The latest offering is an EP titled ‘Deep Into The Blue’ from Night Breeze and Dias Ridge. The EP’s title track is driven by vocals and establishes a lush, forward-propelling momentum from the outset. This momentum is sustained through delicate counter melodies and warm percussion elements. However, the track maintains a tastefully minimalistic approach beyond these aspects, allowing for little distraction as it gradually builds and intertwines throughout the arrangement. The accompanying track “Descent” embraces the syncopated chord pluck sound, paired with an irresistible groove. The allure sustains from start to finish, giving off the feeling of pure bliss and contentment. Check it out below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Night Breeze & Dias Ridge Collab For Enchanting EP ‘Deep Into The Blue’ via Where The Heart Is Records

When it comes to melodic house, few labels curate as well as David Hohme’s Where The Heart Is Records, whose free sample packs available exclusively through Magnetic Mag, have been a massive hit in the producer community. Additionally, they are always spotlighting new and rising talent whose music never ceases to amaze us. The latest offering is an EP titled ‘Deep Into The Blue’ from Night Breeze and Dias Ridge. The EP’s title track is driven by vocals and establishes a lush, forward-propelling momentum from the outset. This momentum is sustained through delicate counter melodies and warm percussion elements. However, the track maintains a tastefully minimalistic approach beyond these aspects, allowing for little distraction as it gradually builds and intertwines throughout the arrangement. The accompanying track “Descent” embraces the syncopated chord pluck sound, paired with an irresistible groove. The allure sustains from start to finish, giving off the feeling of pure bliss and contentment. There’s no doubt these two make an excellent team and we hope to hear more from them soon. In the meantime, listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Night Breeze & Dias Ridge Collab For Enchanting EP ‘Deep Into The Blue’ via Where The Heart Is Records

Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Austin, Vanglowe, a singer, songwriter, and producer, has crafted quite a remarkable sound. With a fresh perspective on infectious pop productions and a distinctive vocal style, Vanglowe has returned with yet another beautiful single, “Dance Around Me.” “Dance Around Me” is an enchanting and captivating melodic house track, demonstrating Vanglowe’s expertise in the genre. Featuring infectious rhythms, emotive melodies, and mesmerizing vocals, the track invites listeners into a sonic journey filled with euphoria and emotion. “Dance Around Me was created to encapsulate the euphoria and irresistible sexual tension between two strangers who meet at a club and fall in love on the dance floor. It assumes an unconventional song structure with a biased attention on the buildups rather than the drop itself. The song is in constant evolution where tension and attraction between the two lovers is ever rising.” – Vanglowe Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Vanglowe Drops Beautiful Melodic House Single “Dance Around Me”

Emerging from the vibrant music scene of Austin, Vanglowe, a singer, songwriter, and producer, has crafted quite a remarkable sound. With a fresh perspective on infectious pop productions and a distinctive vocal style, Vanglowe has returned with yet another beautiful single, “Dance Around Me.” “Dance Around Me” is an enchanting and captivating melodic house track, demonstrating Vanglowe’s expertise in the genre. Featuring infectious rhythms, emotive melodies, and mesmerizing vocals, the track invites listeners into a sonic journey filled with euphoria and emotion. “Dance Around Me was created to encapsulate the euphoria and irresistible sexual tension between two strangers who meet at a club and fall in love on the dance floor. It assumes an unconventional song structure with a biased attention on the buildups rather than the drop itself. The song is in constant evolution where tension and attraction between the two lovers is ever rising.” – Vanglowe Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Vanglowe Drops Beautiful Melodic House Single “Dance Around Me”

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Zeo Guinle makes a triumphant return, collaborating with Warung Recordings to release his EP, “This Time,” featuring a remix by Dirty Doering. The international scene’s icons, including Acid Pauli, Adriatique, D-nox, and Robbie Akbal, have already shown their support for the EP. Before its official debut, “This Time” received significant attention through a premiere on Atlantida FM, one of the country’s largest radio stations, reaching millions of listeners. On the debut day, “This Time EP” earned recognition, securing a spot in the January Best New Melodic House Techno, Weekend Picks Melodic, and Best New Indie Dance charts on Beatport. Zeo Guinle, a resident DJ at London’s renowned D-Edge club, has an impressive track record with performances at Tomorrowland, Reading Festival, and Universo Paralello. Boasting millions of streams on digital platforms, Zeo Guinle presented “This Time” on January 26th through Warung Recordings, a label associated with the celebrated Warung Beach Club. The EP comprises two tracks: the original and a remix by Dirty Doering, the head of Berlin-based label Katermukke. The original track, spanning almost thirteen minutes, gradually builds a melodic progression, introducing existential questions within a dream-like atmosphere. Dirty Doering’s remix offers a digital and synthesized reinterpretation, maintaining the original’s character while adding a unique and impactful touch to the dance floor. Zeo Guinle’s international experience has significantly influenced his sound, marked by dynamism, groove, and energy. Having performed in London, Scotland, Manchester, and Bristol, Zeo Guinle is a prominent figure in the British electronic scene, with releases on labels such as Katermukke, Nuvour Records, Warung Recordings, Get Physical, and Great Stuff. Dirty Doering, also known as Velten Doering, is a catalyst for change, combining roles as a visionary entrepreneur and DJ. His remix of “This Time” showcases his ability to question and drive innovation, making a lasting impact on the electronic music landscape. In Zeo’s own words: My true love is to produce music for you, specially with such a great artist as the remixer. Dirty Doering is a true talent and Warung Recordings as our house was just perfect. Long life to Warung and big thanks to YourEDM for supporting!” – Zeo Guinle Listen to the discography of Zeo Guinle and Dirty Doering on Spotify and Soundcloud and for more information follow them on Instagram and Faceboook This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: This Time EP: Zeo Guinle’s Latest Release with Remix by Dirty Doering on Warung Recordings

Zeo Guinle makes a triumphant return, collaborating with Warung Recordings to release his EP, “This Time,” featuring a remix by Dirty Doering. The international scene’s icons, including Acid Pauli, Adriatique, D-nox, and Robbie Akbal, have already shown their support for the EP. Before its official debut, “This Time” received significant attention through a premiere on Atlantida FM, one of the country’s largest radio stations, reaching millions of listeners. On the debut day, “This Time EP” earned recognition, securing a spot in the January Best New Melodic House Techno, Weekend Picks Melodic, and Best New Indie Dance charts on Beatport. Zeo Guinle, a resident DJ at London’s renowned D-Edge club, has an impressive track record with performances at Tomorrowland, Reading Festival, and Universo Paralello. Boasting millions of streams on digital platforms, Zeo Guinle presented “This Time” on January 26th through Warung Recordings, a label associated with the celebrated Warung Beach Club. The EP comprises two tracks: the original and a remix by Dirty Doering, the head of Berlin-based label Katermukke. The original track, spanning almost thirteen minutes, gradually builds a melodic progression, introducing existential questions within a dream-like atmosphere. Dirty Doering’s remix offers a digital and synthesized reinterpretation, maintaining the original’s character while adding a unique and impactful touch to the dance floor. Zeo Guinle’s international experience has significantly influenced his sound, marked by dynamism, groove, and energy. Having performed in London, Scotland, Manchester, and Bristol, Zeo Guinle is a prominent figure in the British electronic scene, with releases on labels such as Katermukke, Nuvour Records, Warung Recordings, Get Physical, and Great Stuff. Dirty Doering, also known as Velten Doering, is a catalyst for change, combining roles as a visionary entrepreneur and DJ. His remix of “This Time” showcases his ability to question and drive innovation, making a lasting impact on the electronic music landscape. In Zeo’s own words: My true love is to produce music for you, specially with such a great artist as the remixer. Dirty Doering is a true talent and Warung Recordings as our house was just perfect. Long life to Warung and big thanks to YourEDM for supporting!” – Zeo Guinle Listen to the discography of Zeo Guinle and Dirty Doering on Spotify and Soundcloud and for more information follow them on Instagram and Faceboook This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: This Time EP: Zeo Guinle’s Latest Release with Remix by Dirty Doering on Warung Recordings

Cyazon is here with a brand-new Melodic Dubstep EP titled ‘Interlinked’; set for release via Circus Electric, this latest production comes as another enthralling addition to Cyazon’s already captivating discography, striking back with four new tracks for listeners to enjoy. With a production catalogue that appears both diverse and cohesive, Cyazon is quickly making himself The post Cyazon – ‘Interlinked EP’ appeared first on EDM Sauce. View the full article

Cyazon is here with a brand-new Melodic Dubstep EP titled ‘Interlinked’; set for release via Circus Electric, this latest production comes as another enthralling addition to Cyazon’s already captivating discography, striking back with four new tracks for listeners to enjoy. With a production catalogue that appears both diverse and cohesive, Cyazon is quickly making himself The post Cyazon – ‘Interlinked EP’ appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Three international powerhouses in the electronic music scene, Grammy-winning DJ and producer Damon Sharpe, Japanese Tech House sensation AXON, and LA based vocalist Tima Dee, have joined forces to release the highly anticipated Latin Tech House single, “Casa De Techa.” “Casa De Techa” finds its home on Drop Low Records, owned by the red-hot Mexican DJ, Andruss, who has exploded onto the scene with his hit “Freakitona.” adding an extra layer of excitement to its release. The track boasts percussive rhythms that pulse through the veins and horn stabs that command attention, showcasing the diverse influences shaping modern electronic music. Tima Dee’s catchy vocal sound bites breathe life into the track, making “Casa De Techa” an irresistible force on dance floors globally. Check it out below! Damon Sharpe Upcoming Tour Dates: March 8: Splash Down Festival | Miami, FL March 20: The Kickoff at Rácket Wynwood March 23: Daywalkers II at Greystone Rooftop | Phoenix, AZ April 6: Almost Famous This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Damon Sharpe X AXON X Tima Dee Drop Latin Tech House Single, “Casa De Techa”

Three international powerhouses in the electronic music scene, Grammy-winning DJ and producer Damon Sharpe, Japanese Tech House sensation AXON, and LA based vocalist Tima Dee, have joined forces to release the highly anticipated Latin Tech House single, “Casa De Techa.” “Casa De Techa” finds its home on Drop Low Records, owned by the red-hot Mexican DJ, Andruss, who has exploded onto the scene with his hit “Freakitona.” adding an extra layer of excitement to its release. The track boasts percussive rhythms that pulse through the veins and horn stabs that command attention, showcasing the diverse influences shaping modern electronic music. Tima Dee’s catchy vocal sound bites breathe life into the track, making “Casa De Techa” an irresistible force on dance floors globally. Check it out below! Damon Sharpe Upcoming Tour Dates: March 8: Splash Down Festival | Miami, FL March 20: The Kickoff at Rácket Wynwood March 23: Daywalkers II at Greystone Rooftop | Phoenix, AZ April 6: Almost Famous This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Damon Sharpe X AXON X Tima Dee Drop Latin Tech House Single, “Casa De Techa”

Blak’d Out Records recently unveiled ‘DISRESPECT,’ a high-energy dubstep anthem featuring none other than Cam’ron from Dipset, the brainchild of the industry luminaries Bobby Blakdout, Hekler, and Gladez. In ‘DISRESPECT,’ you’re treated to an adrenaline-fueled sonic journey, characterized by pulsating basslines, electrifying drops, and infectious energy. With early previews drawing comparisons to iconic collaborations like Skrillex and Rick Ross’s “Purple Lamborghini,””DISRESPECT” truly lives up to the hype. “Late last year I worked on a remix with Bobby & Dabow, convo came up about working on an original track with Cam’Ron’s vocal and I immediately leaped at the opportunity since I come from a heavily influenced hip-hop/rap background. I knew that I had to get Gladez on this record because we had always talked about bridging the gap between two realms and I feel this was the proper way to approach this track. This track took many forms throughout the process, but the final version we are putting out now, I feel we are one step closer to bridging the gap between those two worlds” – Hekler Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Bobby Blakdout, Hekler & Gladez Call Upon Cam’ron For Explosive Dubstep Anthem ‘DISRESPECT’

Blak’d Out Records recently unveiled ‘DISRESPECT,’ a high-energy dubstep anthem featuring none other than Cam’ron from Dipset, the brainchild of the industry luminaries Bobby Blakdout, Hekler, and Gladez. In ‘DISRESPECT,’ you’re treated to an adrenaline-fueled sonic journey, characterized by pulsating basslines, electrifying drops, and infectious energy. With early previews drawing comparisons to iconic collaborations like Skrillex and Rick Ross’s “Purple Lamborghini,””DISRESPECT” truly lives up to the hype. “Late last year I worked on a remix with Bobby & Dabow, convo came up about working on an original track with Cam’Ron’s vocal and I immediately leaped at the opportunity since I come from a heavily influenced hip-hop/rap background. I knew that I had to get Gladez on this record because we had always talked about bridging the gap between two realms and I feel this was the proper way to approach this track. This track took many forms throughout the process, but the final version we are putting out now, I feel we are one step closer to bridging the gap between those two worlds” – Hekler Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Bobby Blakdout, Hekler & Gladez Call Upon Cam’ron For Explosive Dubstep Anthem ‘DISRESPECT’

Rohaan’s always had an air of mystique around him. Even back to his early days in the experimental trap and deep bass worlds, releasing on MAD ZOO and Deadbeats. His style has that indistinguishable quality that the likes of IMANU, Current Value and Amon Tobin have which certainly transcends genre, but also seems to transcend space and time. A powerful manifestor as well as a creator of some of the most interesting beats of the last seven years, it seems inevitable that he would eventually release on VISION. With his genreless take on deep bass, Rohaan’s first release with the Noisia boys was actually on their erstwhile “miscellaneous bass” label, Division. He made a funky, loud dubstep remix of Tek Genesis’s “Cloud Kingdom Theme” that seemed like a departure even from his own diverse style. But if we’ve come to expect anything from Rohaan, it’s the unexpected. His debut EP, Boy In A Dream, which came out earlier this month on VISION is certainly that. Containing everything from techy, clubby D&B that defies subgenre to ameny almost jungle to video game halftime to techno-infused bass house, fans shouldn’t be surprised if there were samples from an actual kitchen sink thrown in there just to make a point. Because of the diversity (even for Rohaan) of this EP, YEDM wanted to catch up with the Manchester-based artist to find out how the hell this extremely interesting piece of work came together. The takeaway? It’s a love letter to the club. Rohaan’s advice for making D&B? Don’t listen to D&B. Read on. Let’s start with the tagline VISION used in your promo: “2 years ago I wrote ‘Vision Recordings’ on a note and stuck it to my bedroom wall…and now here we are.” What does reaching this goal mean to you? So, I write four key goals on a note each year. These are usually written at a time where that goal is in my line of sight but very far away. So, to be here, EP made and released, it’s a wonderful career-affirming place to be. I have looked up to VISION since I was at school studying music, my best friends and peers all love the label, so it’s definitely a wonderful place to be knowing my sound fits the bill! Some fans might actually be surprised to learn that Boy In a Dream is your Vision debut EP, as your sound’s always seemed well-suited to the label, especially in recent years. Why do you think now is the right time or what do you think made this EP stand out to them? I’ve had multiple releases with them in the past, doing three remixes for the likes of Noisia, The Upbeats and Icicle, then a collab single with Tom Finster. This is my debut solo release with them. We actually started working on the idea of an EP back in September 2022, so it’s been a long process of many demos and many weeks of refining my sound to get here. Very excited to bring it to life. It seems clear on the EP that you didn’t necessarily have a specific label in mind; how did you go about putting it together, especially in terms of all the styles? In terms of this release, we had many conversations with VISION to refine the huge demo list and get them to the final 6 that you hear today. Some of these were just fun things I started, others were specifically made for VISION, so it varies. My style and sound are quite eclectic, so I wanted to showcase that in this EP. While a lot of fans think you hit the bigs somewhat suddenly with Shogun, prior to that, you released on some excellent cutting-edge imprints like Deadbeats, Mad Zoo and Unchained. How do you think your experience working with the more twisted beats labels shaped your style when it began to get more popular? With each release, I’m learning and evolving, both through external life experience and seeing the response to my music from fans’ point of view. My style has definitely evolved into two parts. Pop/more stream friendly, and club music. My recent single “Run Away” with Kelbin is a great example of the pop side. My Boy in a Dream EP is a great example of my club influences. It’s been amazing to see my name and my homies names gain so much traction the last few years. That we can actually host headline shows and make music for a living is wonderful thing. In terms of style, from do you feel you take the most influence? Did you really focus on curating your style in the beginning or was it more hit and miss? My influences are from all parts of music except D&B. I don’t really consume the genre anymore, and if i do it’s my close friends’ music, Like IMANU, Buunshin, The Caracal Project ,etc. I mostly listen to the likes of Leon Vynhall, Joy Orbison, ATRIP, Jasper Tygner, O’Fylnn, Frazer Ray and SBTRKT to name a few. I have a Patreon page where I posted a video recently about “how to find your sound and create something original.” I talk about the importance of expanding your creative inputs and horizons and the career-shifting results that will have in the long run. I’m passionate about that for sure. All your previous EPs have been, despite the complexity and diversity of the sound, honed around a specific concept. Were you thinking concept EP for Boy In a Dream? If so, what was it? To be honest, this is more of a collection of club leaning-tunes. No deep story with this one. Each track is its own world, its own universe for people to explore. My Bleach EP was a true story-driven EP, but this one felt great to just give it all to the club scene. I have been on tour for the best part of a year and a half now, all over the world, so my input is mostly club music and energy leaning that way, hence the output of this EP. I’m a boy living his dream Each individual track seems to be its own mini theme or concept within the EP. How do you go about putting a vibe together for a track? What was your goal for some of your favorites on the EP? I really try to say one thing through a track and say it the best I can. So each track is a refined version of its demo self. Each track has a clear theme from start to finish and says it the best I could get it to say it with my current creative self. Each track serves a different purpose. Conceptualizing aside, do you think fans will be able to recognize the vein of your style that runs through all the tracks? It’s not something that I think about really. It’s all got the Rohaan name on it, it’s a more refined version of my sound and gives them a taste of it all. If they come to a show of mine they will see the full extent of my style come through What do you want listeners to take away from the EP as a whole? I want them to play it as loud as they possibly can and to as many people as possible. This EP is for the club and the house party, so enjoy! Anything else exciting on the horizon? What can fans expect next from you (aside from the unexpected)? Many a thing! I’m just about to finish my 4four-week North American Tour, and I have loads of singles already lined up for this year. I’m playing Tomorrowland, Lightning in a Bottle and some more huge festivals that I can’t say just yet. But what a journey so far! I’m so grateful and full of gratitude for every person that reaches out about my music. I just got gifted a watch in NYC! So I’m just taking it all in, really. Thank you for having me and be sure to come to one of my upcoming shows. They are special! Boy In a Dream is out now on VISION and can be streamed on Spotify or purchased on Beatport. This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Your EDM Q&A: Rohaan, Like His New EP, Is Just a ‘Boy In a Dream’ [VISION]