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Well, it’s finally here, the first electronic music focused, direct to fan live music streaming platform – River Beats TV. River Beats TV provides electronic music fans with virtual access to concerts from anywhere in the world, offering a combination of livestreams and on-demand archival content. The platform offers subscriptions for $9.99 per month or $99 annually, as well as pay-per-view starting at $12.99, and rental and purchase options ranging from $5.99 to $9.99. River Beats TV transports viewers from their living rooms to the dance floor by using high-fidelity audio and video gear (including 4k & 6k cameras) to produce broadcast-level content. River Beats TV boasts an extensive streaming schedule, kicking off with Colorado’s celebrated Sonic Bloom Festival, as well as their own rooftop pool party event series THE DEEP, welcoming headliners including Ardalan, Goldfish, Chet Porter, Marvel Years, Max Styler, VCTRE, and il:lo. In addition to THE DEEP events, fans will also be able to watch archival sets from acts like Late Night Radio, Wreckno, Jantsen, Ravenscoon, Artifakts, Adam Deitch, Michal Menert, Motifv, DRRTYWULVZ, THE WIDDLER, BUKU, Freddy Todd, and more. This is an exciting moment for artists and fans alike. Learn more about the subscription options and upcoming calendar of events via https://www.riverbeatstv.com/ This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Experience the first electronic-music focused, direct-to-fan live music streaming platform – River Beats TV

We’re always on the lookout for new and exciting brands and ideas that come to life to further amplify the artist and fan experience as a whole. Unitea is a prime example. Unitea is the first engage-to-earn social media platform encouraging authentic connections between musical artists and their fans by inviting users to “Create, Connect, Collect.” Unitea encourages users to showcase their fandom by creating short-form videos soundtracked by their favorite songs, as well as streaming and sharing music. By engaging in the Unitea platform, fans earn digital tokens that are exchanged for blockchain-authenticated, artist-focused rewards and experiences. In the last three years, Unitea has accomplished more than 2,000 reward activations, including saxophone lessons with Big Gigantic, signed merchandise from The Chainsmokers, a tequila tasting with John Summit aboard Groove Cruise, a private meetup at Mersiv’s studio, and a bundle of ILLENIUM’s signature jerseys, to name a few. Fresh off securing an initial seed round of $7 million in funding, Unitea has now unveiled an array of enticing rewards. At the Dirtybird CampINN, Unitea’s esteemed board member Barclay Crenshaw (Claude VonStroke), will host an exclusive listening party. Limited to just 50 attendees, this intimate gathering will provide an extraordinary opportunity to get a sneak peek at VonStroke’s unreleased music. For ardent followers of house music, Unitea presents a chance to trade in their digital tokens for coveted tickets to upcoming shows at The Brooklyn Mirage. Mark your calendars for two remarkable performances: the first featuring the talented UK house duo Gorgon City on Friday, June 23, and the second showcasing the sensational Australian house legend Sonny Fodera on Friday, July 14, 2023. “We believe in a world where raw passion for music is invaluable, and strive to reward fans for continually expressing their love of their favorite artist’s community.” – Ketan Rahangdale, Unitea co-founder Learn more about Unitea below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Engage-to-Earn Social Media Platform Unitea Reveals Artist-Centric Reward Experiences With Claude VonStroke, The Brooklyn Mirage + more

Since his start, Dirty Audio has made an indelible mark on the industry. His versatility knows no bounds, effortlessly traversing genres such as trap, hip-hop, house, and dubstep, captivating a global fan base with his eclectic soundscapes. He recently unveiled his lates single “Bands”, a collaborations with Bobby Blakdout who together, enlisted none other than Gucci Mane for this trap-infused track. As the distinctive vocals of Gucci Mane unexpectedly enter the scene, the anticipation mounts, accentuated by the thunderous claps of drums and electrifying drop. Check it out for yourself below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Dirty Audio & Bobby Blakdout Team Up With Gucci Mane for Hard-Hitting Trap Single, “Bands”

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Introducing the latest release in the music scene: the brand new remix of Riotron’s hit track “Feel” by the talented MK. Fresh basslines and irresistible melodies take center stage in this summer anthem, making it a must-add to any playlist. MK has been making waves with this track, thrilling clubgoers with its electric groove during his live performances. Meanwhile, Riotron has been garnering attention with a series of impressive remixes, and this collaboration serves as a remarkable follow-up to R3HAB’s remix of Riotron’s “Drop a Bomb” featuring the sensational Big Freedia. Notably, Detroit’s renowned DJ and producer MK is still riding high from the success of his recent single “Better” with BURNS ft Teddy Swims, which was released through Ultra Records. This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: MK Drops One of the Hottest Remixes of the Summer on Riotron’s “Feel”

After five years, dance music veterans Kill The Noise and Feed Me reunite on their collab “Mirage” as the second single from Kill The Noise’s third studio album HOLLOW WORLD. Gritty warehouse beats and hypnotic chants proceed a cathartic second half in a blend of thumping techno, industrial and progressive. “Mirage” also shows a second glimpse into the major themes of ‘HOLLOW WORLD’ through Tasha Baxter’s lyrics of anguish, emptiness and desperation in the age of digital consumption. The collab is the fourth between Kill The Noise and Feed Me who famously paired up to produce the now-legendary hit on Skrillex’s label OWSLA, “I Do Coke.” It’s also the second between Tasha Baxter and Kill The Noise who worked with Bro Safari on “As Above So Below” and the fourth between her and Feed Me. Listen below. This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Kill The Noise, Feed Me & Tasha Baxter reunite for new collab, “Mirage”

The new Barbie movie is due for release in just over a month, July 21. Alongside all of the many promotional materials for the arguably era-defining film starring Margot Robbie & Ryan Gosling, Tiësto has teamed up with Danish Europop band AQUA for the first-ever official remix of their hit “Barbie Girl” since it was released in 1997. Unfortunately, the remix is nothing especially creative to write home about. It’s a dance remix of a europop song from nearly three decades ago — we’re not exactly reinventing the wheel here. Tiësto does his job admirably adding some modern synths and a different rhythm and drum pattern, but you’ll probably still end up playing the original far more. Listen below. Photo via Rukes.com This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Tiësto delivers the first-ever remix of AQUA’s iconic hit song, “Barbie Girl”

Earlier this week, RL Grime wiped his Instagram. For those that have seen this tactic time and again, it’s pretty easy to infer that a new album is coming and thus we can assume that the new single “Pour Your Heart Out” with 070 Shake, released today, is the first single from the forthcoming project. RL Grime has released two albums previously, 2014’s debut VOID featuring hits like “Core” and “Scylla” and 2018’s NOVA that took his trap sound and expanded it with a more melodic twist, featuring artists like Miguel, Jeremih & Tory Lanez, Chief Keef, Ty Dolla $ign, and more. Since 2018’s NOVA, RL has only released a handful of singles, including “Fallaway” with Baauer and “Stinger” with ISOxo. It’s safe to say that we’re going to be hearing a lot more before the year is out with a full album release likely ahead of 2024. Check out “Pour Your Heart Out” below. Photo via Rukes.com This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: RL Grime releases new song “Pour Your Heart Out” w/ 070 Shake after wiping his Instagram

What began as a local initiative in Chicago to highlight underexposed artists and genres has now blossomed into a nationwide movement. Ex Medias‘ mission revolves around nurturing artists, fostering their growth, and building a supportive community. By providing tools, opportunities, and resources to budding creatives, Ex Medias is not only a collective but a driven community poised for success. Ex Medias recently released their highly anticipated 3rd Installment of the Ex Medias compilation series that yet again showcases just how exciting this collective is. Consisting of diligent individuals committed to their own individual projects, this compilation series provides an enticing preview of their ongoing creative pursuits. A few standouts include JWILLI’s emotive future bass anthem “In Your Wake” along with RAFAEL & Dory Loup’s beautifully orchestrated rocktronic masterpiece, “How Dare You.” There’s plenty more to enjoy as you listen through, check it out below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Artist Collective Ex Medias Unveils Third Installment Of Their Genre Bending Compilation Series

KC Lights is undoubtedly one of the most exciting artists of today, possessing creative ingenuity and brilliance that is rare to find. He’s seems to have the Midas touch, and his latest single, “Better Times,” is no exception to the greatness we’ve come to expect from him. Featuring the dazzling vocals of indie sensation Lapsley, the two make a dynamic team, whipping together a true summer anthem with sun kissed melodies and glimmering vibes all the way through. “Better Times” emanates with vibes of happy days, roller skating and dancing with a nimble touch of 70s/80’s disco, funk, and soul but with enough of an edge that you still know its 2023. KC Lights is masterful with his ability to blend these feelings with his recognizable signature sound. While the song acknowledges the essence of the past, it is also crafted to fit the present by becoming a modern, irresistible uplifting tune. Even better, industry heavyweights such as BBC Radio One’s Danny Howard, KISS, Capital Dance, and Apple’s DanceXL have all given “Better Times” their stamp of approval. “The idea for ‘Better Times’ manifested while I was on the train to London to meet Lapsley for a writing session. I wanted a sound that felt warm and familiar but also new and exciting. Almost immediately, Lapsley & I knew that we had a creative connection. A few hours later, we had written the track. We just knew the nostalgic vibe and sound felt so right. For me, ‘Better Times’ is about letting go of anything weighing you down in life and looking ahead optimistically. Looking ahead into summer, I think this song will be a big moment in my sets.” – KC Lights Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: KC Lights & Lapsley Team Up For Glimmering Summer Anthem, “Better Times” [TOOLROOM]

One of electronic music’s hottest rising talents St. Mary has teamed up with GRAIL for their first release of the new year, “RELIGION” out on Lowly. LA-based producer St. Mary hails from the small island country of Cyprus. She has quickly become one electronic music’s most innovative new producers. Her new release “RELIGION” with GRAIL uses soft piano keys to paint a serene soundscape as the record commences. Beautifully distorted vocal synth work acts as a call to action as RELIGION progresses. The buildup is filled with euphoric and anthemic elements as the record plays on. The global sound and exquisite production in “RELIGION” surely defines St. Mary and GRAIL’s place within electronic music. Read more about what ST. MARY had to say about creating “RELIGION”: “Our aim with the record’ was to implement a euphoric element to the high-energy festival music that we both love playing live. We wanted to bring a harder edge to it by introducing a hardwave twist to the overall sonic palette of this track. The more it progresses, the more melodically-driven it becomes. Leading up to the final drop, all the tension gets released into a fully evolved hardwave section, making it my favorite part of the song.” Listen to “RELIGION” by St. Mary and GRAIL below. Follow ST. MARY Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Spotify | SoundCloud Follow GRAIL Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Spotify | SoundCloud This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: St. Mary & GRAIL Join Forces For Enchanting New Song “RELIGION”

The notoriously visceral and otherworldly DJ/producer known as Henry Brooks is on fire right now and destined to make his mark on techno as we know it, while staying true to the underground. Hot off two emotive sets over Movement weekend in Detroit, Brooks is practicing endurance, staying focused and grounded while traveling internationally and pursuing his passions. It’s a balancing act, “penning a new blueprint for dark dancefloors everywhere,” while playing shows, making original music, and managing his own event series, Anatomy. As for his distinct sound, Brooks “draws inspirational firepower from the classic, dizzying elixirs of techno elite like Jeff Mills, as well as many modern techno artists — all the while staying true to his own unique authentic expression as an artist, which translates to each original release and club set.” Every time we experience a set from Henry Brooks, his sound evolves and shapeshifts, leaving us breathless and inspired. His Movement 2023 set at the Underground Stage was no exception, as he busted out two hours of brutal rhythms with dark undertones contrasted by his playful demeanor behind the decks. The hypnotic and sophisticated side of Brooks we heard after hours earlier in the weekend shifted into his signature; driving, high-intensity techno to open the final day of the festival properly. We were grateful to catch up with Henry Brooks on this very special occasion and hope you enjoy hearing what’s going on in his world. After playing in so many new places around the world, how does it feel to be back in Detroit this weekend? It feels great to be back in Detroit for Movement! Coming back from Europe, I definitely feel more accomplished as an artist. I’ve reached a goal of mine that I’ve had for years, to travel overseas and play over there – and I’ve done that. I feel inspired after being exposed to different scenes and then coming back to America and wanting to build things in certain ways or different ways in Detroit. It definitely changed me as a person and as an artist. I’m feeling very inspired, also musically. Watching other DJs play in Berlin got me to reflect more on how I can evolve myself as a DJ and producer. I’m able to understand different crowds better and have learned how to navigate different styles; matching what the crowd is resonating with, but while also staying true to what I want to play myself. Last year you played Movement’s Detroit Stage and now you’re back at the Underground Stage, full force! What are some shining moments from the past year? This past year has been about elevating my career and being able to do this almost full time now. What has changed the most since I played Movement last year is being able to travel more and getting more and more gigs. I signed to an agency after Movement, released two other tracks, worked a lot on production and have some more tracks coming out soon as well. How did your Movement 2023 sets go — the testpilot afterparty and your proper set in the Underground? Both of my sets during Movement weekend were amazing! They were both quite different from each other as I had to cater to each event I was playing. Saturday I opened for testpilot, so I dialed things back a little and played more hypnotic and groovy. Monday at the festival I put the pedal to the metal and was able to go all out, setting the pace for the rest of the day at the Underground Stage. It was an amazing weekend overall. Do you remember what your first Movement was like? Yeah, my first Movement was in 2016 and it was a life-changing experience for me. I was still fairly new to the scene and I was able to absorb the different sounds and styles that were present at the festival back then – and overall broaden my horizons with various styles of house and techno. When did you first fall in love with techno — was it at Movement? Yeah, I officially began to fall in love with techno itself at Movement. Before then I was definitely more of a house head, but once I went to Movement and was exposed to more techno the genre started to grow on me. When I started out DJing, which was only just a couple of months after my first Movement, I was mainly playing house & tech house. However over the years, I started playing more and more techno, until I reached the point where I decided I only wanted to play techno. It was a natural progression. You’re a natural, so passionate and dedicated to your craft. What keeps you laser-focused like that? What keeps me focused is simply holding on to how much I love this music and love expressing through the tracks that I like to play, striving to tell a story in every set. It’s just a great form of expression for me. What inspires you to create your best work? What inspires me to create my best work is that I am somewhat of a perfectionist, so I’m always trying to better myself and do better than the last thing I did. I’m also trying to add my own stamp on techno and my own style and taste as a producer into the genre so I can build a collection of music that is uniquely me. What are some of the challenges you face as a DJ/producer? I think one of the hardest challenges is trying to find the balance of being both a DJ and producer. Being able to make enough tracks while still staying on top of my DJ career and traveling, because it definitely takes a lot of energy out of you. On the DJing side of things, it’s about staying on top of current music. I never try to play the same set twice, ever – so I’m always constantly finding new music. Managing all of that while still trying to manage my personal life as well and find the right balance. How much unreleased music do you have right now and can you describe it? Right now I have about three tracks fully finished that are unreleased. Most of the tracks I’m making currently are more on the textural, percussive, and hard tool side of techno. I’m trying to broaden my horizons instead of just making the harder techno that’s more based around heavy melodies. I’m finding new ways to push my sound design. Finding a balance between hypnotic elements while still keeping things hard and industrial. What’s the current state of your Anatomy series and the future of it? Anatomy is doing well. It’s been a bit of a challenge at times managing my DJ and producer career and on top of that booking artists and throwing events. But yeah, I’m definitely going to keep that going. I want to build the scene in Detroit and bring artists who haven’t ever been here or haven’t played here much. I’d like to bring through different styles of techno that are not played in Detroit as much year-round. So, yeah, definitely more events coming – I have a very exciting one coming up in July! Do you plan on taking Anatomy to other cities? Yes! I plan on taking Anatomy to other cities and building my brand in other places for sure. That’s definitely a goal of mine. Right now, I want to keep it mainly based in Detroit, but do have some ideas outside of the city as well, which will be coming soon. What was your experience like playing overseas, including the legendary techno nightclub Tresor Berlin? Playing overseas was incredible. It was great to see what the scene was like over in Europe and how events happen over there, the different crowds and being able to be a part of those parties. Playing at Tresor Berlin was insane as well. It’s like a very dark, grungy basement with just a few strobes and some fog. The current venue has been around since 2007 and before then, the original location started in the early ’90s. So in total, it’s the longest-running techno club in the world and it was an honor to play there. You’re checking off so many accomplishments that DJs aspire to do – like your HÖR set, which was brutal by the way! What was it like prepping for that set, knowing it would be seen and heard live around the world? Prepping for that set was a bit stressful, but I also didn’t want to overthink it. I grabbed some of my best tracks and some new tracks that I really liked, and put together a playlist of different energy levels and vibes as I always do. I picked the first two tracks I was going to play ahead of time – and other than that, the rest was all impromptu and on the fly. That’s very interesting when you have no crowd to read — and it’s not just a mix, it’s a performance! Yeah, you’re completely on your own. It was a small room with just a mixer, some CDJs and two small speakers. It was a little nerve-wracking at first, however I’ve done similar live streams before and after the first three or four tracks, I got fully locked into my groove and was just able to mix. Flash-forward a few weeks later to Charlotte De Witte KNTXT’s takeover in New York City. What was it like playing that show? Playing opening sets for bigger events can sometimes be hit or miss in terms of if people come early or not, however this one was amazing. It was a great crowd early on and within the first 30 minutes it was already starting to fill up really quick. Also, playing b2b with Hiroko Yamamura was a great experience. We meshed very well with our different sounds and styles. We ended up getting an extra 30 minutes to play as well. Do you have any dreams or aspirations you’d like to speak into existence? Some dreams and aspirations I have now are simply to play more across Europe until I’m at the point where I can go back and forth overseas on a regular basis. Also to play more around the world, Asia and Australia would be fun places to visit. Overall to keep broadening my scope of where I’m playing while coming back to North and South America to continue growing my fan base here. I’d also love play some major festivals like Awakenings, but continue to stay true to more intimate style underground clubs and still play a bunch of those. I don’t want to get to the point where I’m so big I’m only playing massive festivals, because I don’t want to lose the intimacy of smaller events. What does it mean to you to be representing Detroit techno right now? It feels great to represent Detroit techno and be a part of the next generation that’s pushing this genre and style. I want to keep pushing my sound and the style to new areas and always innovate – always adding more to the genre. Connect with Henry Brooks SoundCloud | Spotify | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Detroit Techno Maestro Henry Brooks: Staying True to the Underground [INTERVIEW]

Back for its sophomore year, Heatwave Music Festival is set to transform Northerly Island in Chicago into a true wonderland for attendees to immerse themselves in this coming weekend, June 10th and 11th, 2023. Alec Monopoly, Bird Milk, Don Mega, JC Rivera, Jeff Pak, KillaBunz, Kozmo, MATR, & Penny Pinch will be live painting at the festival. As well as featured painting on installations by Wolfdog and a mural installation by Elloo Elloo. Seeing these incredible artists create in real time won’t be the only visual treat your eyes will enjoy. Fantastical installations will cover the grounds of the festival. Tickets for Heatwave are still on sale here. The World’s Largest Rubber Duck 61ft, The world is her bathtub. An inspiration to enjoy the world’s waterfronts and conserve our natural resources. “Momma Duck” is a six-story inflatable duck with her baby duckling in tow, named “Timmy.” Craig Samborski, the creator of the World’s Largest Rubber Duck – “It brings joy to people when you look at something so whimsical and exaggerated with its size,” said Samborski. “A rubber duck is one of the few global icons everybody can identify.” Evanescent by Atelier Sisu Walking through these spectacular bubbles takes you back to childhood memories of watching bubbles fly through the Chicago sky. Phoenicopterus Rex by Looking Up Art This dinosaur-sized flamingo will bring smiles and wonder as you see it. Surrounded by local aerosol artists and also painted by Atlanta-based artist Wolfdog. PDA Woodwork’s Interactive Kinetic Wheel Sculptures Meditative Art…Simple, yet Complex No Motors, No Gears, No Pulleys or Strings. These sculptures are designed to engage the viewer/user. PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE. Spin slowly from the center. The wheels are unpredictable, and will turn back and forth. Creating an array of magical shapes, patterns, and illusions..Simple, yet complex, this sculpture is meditative in nature, designed to captivate and mesmerize the viewer. Our goal is to provide an interactive artistic experience. We strive to create something unique, engaging, and inspiring. In a world where there is so much art to “look at,” We want to create something you can touch and interact with, art that you can be a part of. These installations are hands on for all ages to touch and spin at their leisure. Art doesn’t always need some “deep meaning.” We are here to make fun, beautiful art. Liquid PXL’s Electric Dandelions The Electric Dandelions are giant steel and acrylic sculptures that represent a dandelion flower during the day and come to life at night as an endless firework display. The 28 ft tall dandelion sculptures have a beautiful and elegant design to them. Their spherical shape is attributed to the geodesic sphere that lies at the heart of the Dandelion. Forty one light tubes crop out from the vertices. At Night, the geometric dandelion sculptures come to life at night as the LED animations take hold and mesmerize you with their bright and intense endless firework display. Alec Monopoly x Sofi Tukker’s Body A bright & impactful art collaboration from Alec Monopoly & Sofi Tukker in celebration of their upcoming single, “Body”. All images credited to Heatwave Music Festival. This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Heatwave Music Festival Announces Art Installations for 2023

Pendulum was among the first electronic artists I listened to way back in high school. I started with “Blood Sugar” and “Painkiller” (which I later learned after saying goodbye to Limewire wasn’t even their original, they were just a feature) and then of course discovering their 2005 Essential Mix, Hold Your Colour, In Silico, and eventually seeing their final headline show in Los Angeles at The Wiltern in 2011. The group was a starting point and a pillar of my electronic upbringing and I was even fortunate enough to have drummer KJ Sawka as a roommate for a few years and get a firsthand look at the studio set up and learn more about the history of the group. All this to say that Pendulum is in my blood and I, and hundreds of thousands of others, have been waiting patiently for their official return. They came back tentatively at Ultra Music Festival in 2017 as they headlined the festival with guest appearances from deadmau5 and Tom Morello, but you could say they didn’t truly return until their Elemental EP in 2021. By all metrics, they are officially back. Following the release of their newest single “Halo,” with Bullet For My Valentine, last Friday, the group has released an official documentary chronicling the end of the first era of Pendulum, the rise of Knife Party, the return of Pendulum at Ultra, and what the future holds. “Halo” could be the first sign of a new album from the group, or another EP. We don’t really know; famously the group, and frontman Rob Swire, are pretty tight-lipped about their future plans. But from the footage, it looks like the group, under new management and with renewed vigor, the group is in it for the long haul once again. Photo via Rukes.com This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Pendulum talk past, present, and future in new documentary, “The New Era”

GRiZ has been putting in the work and honing his craft for over a decade. From performing with Big Gigantic and Gramatik, headlining festivals and his own bespoke events, playing alongside Pretty Lights, the world has seen him own his identity and provide a safe place for all to express themselves freely and proudly. Sadly, in some ways, GRiZ has announced that after October this year he is going to take an indefinite hiatus from touring and the project. “Life is really good, and often I make myself too busy to see just where I am and how far this project has come,” he wrote on social media. “I’m following my gut instincts so for now, I’m not going to put a hard time limit on the break.” Many of his usual annual shows in this case won’t be taking place — GRiZMAS, Space Camp, and NYE in particular. There’s still one final curated GRiZ show to-be-announced for later this year and details for that are dropping this week. Read his full statement below. TL;DR takin some time for myself to chill and live life pic.twitter.com/7EJyo7CmwW — GRiZ (@Griz) June 6, 2023 Press Photo by Jason Seigel This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: GRiZ announces indefinite hiatus after October of this year

Singer-songwrtier TØNY has been on fire on late, garnering over six hundred thousand streams on Spotify already. Today, we have the privilege to share with you her latest smash produced by Jan Eric entitled, ‘Hollywood. This lush pop anthem boasts irresistible melodies, seamless hooks, and a pristine, radio-friendly production that is bound to leave listeners enchanted. “Hollywood” delves into the realm of interpersonal relationships, cleverly shedding light on the superfluous drama often associated with romantic entanglements. With a playful undertone, the track aims to draw attention to the unnecessary conflicts that can arise within such connections, showcasing the artistry and vision that TØNY is renowned for. Climbing its way to one hundred thousand streams, this record seems to be gathering momentum and also being spotlighted on major radio station Ö3 Austrian Radio station. This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: TØNY Drops Infectious Pop Anthem ‘Hollywood’

There’s no question about the impact San Pacho has already made on the house music scene in his young tenure so far, bringing a new level of excitement and uniqueness with every song he releases. Now, he’s back, this time teaming up with Mike & Me for their sizzling latin house single “Beat Go Bump”, signed to Matroda’s Terminal Underground imprint. Everything about this song feels fresh, from the swaying percussion rhythms to the electrifying groove and high energy synth work. It truly seems that San Pacho has the midas touch. Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: San Pacho, Mike & Me Unveil House Heater “Beat Go Bump”

Straight out of Chicago, Purple Tones is reshaping the landscape of house / techno / breaks by fusing dark minimal and melodic house music textures with the alluring sounds of analog electronic music. With his meticulous attention to detail and commitment to pushing boundaries, Purple Tones continue to impress artists, labels, and fans all around the world. He recently released his mesmeric EP titled ‘Visions’ thats a sensational journey from start to finish, constantly keeping the listener on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating where his creativity will take him with each song. No song is the same and his versatility is stunning, offering hypnotic journeys with songs like “Substance Abuse” and “FIYAH (dub)”. Check it out for yourself below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Purple Tone Drops Mesmerizing EP ‘Vision’

There’s an undeniable beauty that comes from fusing latin culture within house music. The groove, instruments, and vocals craft a perfectly unique landscape all while giving a rhythm that can’t help but make your body want to move. One artist who has a penchant for this style of house is Sak Noel. His single “Trueno” is a prime example of latin house greatness, while also accomplishing acclaim without significant promotion. Renowned artists such as Diplo and Dillon Francis have lent their support to the song, recognizing its unique appeal. It has also inspired countless individuals to create their own choreographies and dances, fueling a global dance trend. I did not expect “Trueno” to have this massive support, especially from such big names. I produced this record out of pure joy, not thinking at all about the result and enjoying the process as much as I could. I produced it for me. I guess that is the way but we keep forgetting in this industry. – Sak Noel Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Sak Noel’s Single “Trueno” Is a Latin House Heater

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It’s no secret that Maddy O’Neal is an incredibly talented artist and performer, crafting her own unique style of electro soul. She recently teamed up with another genre-bending producer Underlux for their addictive, bass fueled single “Here’s To You”. Maddy O’Neil and Underlux crafted “Here’s To You” as a tribute to their fans and a musical backdrop for their everyday experiences, whether it’s leisurely walks in the sun or vibrant gatherings with friends. The track’s lively, celebratory, and emotionally liberating style makes it versatile for any occasion, while exemplifying the remarkable synergy and artistic harmony between these two electronic talents from Denver. “This song feels like the perfect summer anthem. It’s bouncy, celebratory and bright. It makes a statement. We are so pumped on the timing and vibe of this tune, just in time for some warm weather and fresh energy.“ – Maddy O’Neal “To me this is a perfect example of two artists combining their talents to make a bouncy, head boppin’ track that sits perfectly as a tune that you can dance to, groove to, or get down and bubbly with your closest friends! ” – UnderLux Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Maddy O’Neal Teams Up With Underlux For Addictive New Single “Here’s To You”

In just half a year, Modapit, an anonymous producer known for their distinctive fishnet veil, has rapidly emerged onto the scene. He has already accomplished significant milestones, including a debut performance at EDC Las Vegas, an opening set for Deadmau5 at Fort Lauderdale’s DAER Nightclub, and a series of successful releases that collectively amassed an impressive one million streams across various platforms. He’s gearing up for what’s promising to be a highly anticipated album ‘Devotion‘ – recently unveiling his fourth single “For You” that’s accompanied by captivating 10 minute short film. It’s a beautiful marriage of punchier house sonic elemnts with a driving UK garage beat and a blissful vocal. Yet again Modapit strikes perfection, guaranteeing another hit across his impressive catalogue. “’For You’ is a song about never giving up. Modapit songs tend to have uplifting themes, and “For You” is no exception. Getting people away from their sadness is a huge influence in the creation of Modapit songs. The hope is that people can escape into this music.” – Modapit Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Modapit Unveils 10 Minute Short Film To Accompany Thumping New Single, “For You”

Nightjarr is a new electro-dance project from female Australian/Hong Kong artist Bernice Au, who has already developed an infectious sound that can be likened to a mix between Flight Facilities, Cosmo’s Midnight & Bag Raiders. Now, she’s back with a glimmering single, a beautiful fusion between lofi and house, titled “Holding Onto Time” featuring the blissful vocals of Jingle. It’s a hazy experience, as Nightjarr masterfully weaves entrancing melodies within a grooving backbeat that only makes you want keep it on repeat by the time you get to the end. This track is about our perception of time and how it can be affected by certain things. It always reminds me to let go of the things that do not serve us, and to enjoy the little things. I started the track right before I had a double ankle surgery in 2021, which meant I couldn’t walk for 6weeks during recovery, so I had a sense of urgency to get the draft done. The track was done in two summer sessions, and I really wanted to capture that carefree, holiday vibe. I had a lot of fun playing around with samples, tweaking subtle elements, constructing the drum and percussive elements to work around the samples and arranging the track. It was originally going to be an instrumental but when Josh (Jingle) heard the track, he wanted to write lyrics and add vocals to it. His lyrics are inspired by the perception of time and how that has been affected by lockdown. How a never-ending experience can, in hindsight, be over in a flash.” ~ Nightjarr Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Nightjarr Unveils Glimmering New Single “Holding Onto Time ft. Jingle”

Since his debut album Transsiberian, Thylacine has developed a taste for composing through travel, an initiatory project that led him to compose during his journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway. The album that allowed the young prodigy to make a name for himself on the electronic scene and the music world at large. With the aim to combine music and image and make the listener discover his universe through travel, Thylacine has continued to carve out his own path, on his own terms, in his own style, earning legions of dedicated fans and followers along the way. Now, he’s tapped another phenomenal producer Fejká for remix duties on his smash single, “Polar“. It’s a beautiful journey from start to finish, packed with hypnotic progressions, entrancing melodies, and a thumping back beat. It’s an ethereal remix that showcases just how talented Fejká while also paying homage to the original. Here’s what Fejká had to say about it: “I deconstructed the original first and kept the most interesting parts for me: the vocals and a synth melody which appears later in the track. Looping the groovy synth melody gave me a hypnotic feeling, the longer I listened to it the more ideas started to sparkle. With the chord progression coming in later I wanted the atmosphere to slowly shine in, like a whole of sunlight beaming through a wall of clouds, making the hole bigger and bigger. I decided to use it as the base for my intro and build an evolution of atmospheres around it. I used a Moog sub 37 and Juno 60 for the bass and top leads and digital instruments for the atmospheres. Those digital instruments are heavily processed with space echo’s, delays, bitcrushers and reverb.” Listen below! This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Fejká Offers Mesmerizing Remix To Thylacine’s Single “Polar”

Did you know phantom power can damage audio equipment? If you aren't sure when to engage +48V phantom power on your audio interface, your microphones could be at risk.View the full article