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Ultra Music Festival is now far behind us in the rearview, with less time to the next one than time since the previous one. That being said, there’s still a ton of music from the annual Miami festival that we’re still waiting for. One of those tracks is this absolutely massive ID between Armin Van Buuren and W&W.
With huge synths and an incredibly booming drop, this is one track that even trance haters can get into.We have no idea about a release date or even a name – if yo

Skrillex recently banged out his debut Boiler Room set, and it’s everything we could have hoped for and then some. In partnership with OWSLA and IMS Asia-Pacific, the historic 75-minute mix was nothing short of spectacular, albeit with typical Boiler Room madness: understated lighting, cramped bodies, and the focus entirely on the tunes.
The first few minutes are a rare dose of house music from Skrillex, but don’t fret, he jumps into the bass soon enough with some

Before we broke the news that The Weeknd & Daft Punk were collaborating, The Weeknd had already posted a picture of two Daft Punk figurines sitting atop a speaker on his Instagram. Since the release of “Starboy,” we’ve seen countless rumors of their return to touring – though none of them have been credible enough to be definitive. But what if they still had some more productions on the way?
Daft Punk produced four songs on Kanye West’s Yeezus album in

It’s days like today that make us especially grateful for the Internet. The ability to discover new music from any far-flung corner of the world and connect with the human who created it is nothing short of magical. To really drive that point home, we’re happy to present you with our premiere of Russian beat poet Pavel Dovgal‘s latest work, ‘VHS’.
Dovgal draws his inspiration from an eclectic blend of sources; jazz, hip-hop, his travels around As

OWSLA-repped up and comer Team EZY has been making his way up the dance music ladder with releases like his remix of Kill The Noise’s “All In My Head” and his collab with Skrillex “Pretty Bye Bye.” This time teaming with Devault for a chilled out future trap ballad that will have chills running down your spine, his new collab “My Own” showcases each artist’s individual knack for production with a blissful new original that will have you moving in w

Starting today, Amazon Music Unlimited is the newest entry into the streaming landscape. Poised to compete directly with services like Spotify and Apple Music, Amazon has made the leap into an already cluttered space after witnessing streaming’s growth of 59% since last year. However, they’ve got a couple tricks to stand out from the competition.
Amazon Prime already offers free music for its members, but that library maxes out at about two million songs, while the new offering reach

The mastermind behind today’s most breathtaking dance mashups, Trademark has been fusing the best of pop, electro, hip-hop, and more since his college beginnings in 2009. In the years since, Trademark has risen to become one of the most promising mashup and bootleg artists since 3lau, and we couldn’t be more stoked to present his remix for “Where The Hell Are My Friends.”
Bursting from the gate with an emotive guitar riff to set the tone, LANY’s origi

Tommie Sunshine and Halfway House’s festival anthem ‘Can’t Get Enough’ can now be enjoyed as six reworks, out through Ultra Music this week. Released as part of a diverse package spanning the whole spectrum of dance music, there’s now a version of this awesome dance tune to fit into any set.
Kicking things off is Pegboard Nerd’s re-lick, adding some heavy, superbly placed bass to the equation, while newcomers Sunset Childs‘ chilled house r

Everyone wants to know what The Chainsmokers are thinking. As the biggest duo in dance music right now – let alone pop music – every publication is clamoring for an interview with Drew and Alex. Not first, but certainly not least, was their recent interview with Billboard which sparked accusations of misogyny and sexism, though they attempted to clear that up in a more professional interview with ABC.
Now, they’ve done another interview with Rolling Stone in which they once aga

I know what you’re thinking. Why on earth am I covering a house edit of Rene LaVice. Well to put it bluntly, it’s that damn good. I’m not normally a house music connoisseur, but this is the type of house that will indubitably get the party started. Through the oh-so familiar progressions of the crowd-destroyer “Richter Scale” DNB Mix, this edit provides a wicked twist on an already essential future classic. Picture this one knocking picture frames over, shaking

I really shouldn’t have to go into detail about my ongoing love affair with Carlyle, but if you’re really that interested, you can read up on his previous tracks here. That being said, he’s sent me another fire track by the name of “R U READY !” and I certainly was not ready for this.
With each release, I maintain that Carlyle is one of the most creative producers of bass house in the game today, and still have not been proven wrong. With an anthemic melody aga

Rising DJ and producer Teddy Rose has had a busy year thus far. The California native toured the country performing at major dance music hubs including Philadelphia, Washington D.C. and San Diego and released two songs in “Desire” and “Stella” as well. Now poised for continued success, the Future-House producer has channeled his inspirations of Don Diablo and Laidback Luke to bring yet another tactful track called “Infuse.”
Kicked off by a steady thumping beat

While we have a lot of love for Baauer’s debut album Aa that released earlier this year, it was in a lot of ways way too short and not trappy enough for a lot of listeners. Thankfully, Baauer just recently premiered a new track on his Studio B radio show on Beats Radio.
Called “Paauer,” this track goes hard. A dark, modulated synth opens up the track before some breakbeat drums make their way into the mix, along with an oscillated lead that drops right into the main b

Just a few days before their collaborative tour takes off, Jantsen and LUZCID hit us with an incredible new, yet nostalgic, dubstep track. The track’s title, “Submarine,” is also the title of their upcoming tour going from coast to coast. Both of these artists are on the rise coming out with one banger after another, this one being no exception to their rule of delivering incredible music.
The track starts with reggae influenced, up-stroked guitar chords. This is proc

Limelight just proved they are the future of 3D projection mapping. The winners of iMapp 2016’s Jury’s Choice Award, as well as the People’s Choice Award, Limelight’s project is a breathtaking visual journey of unity and the interconnectedness of all things. Experiencing production of this magnitude in a festival setting seems like the absolute dream… Could you imagine Shpongle, Tipper, or Amon Tobin shredding with this visual accompaniment?
There’s

Hard to believe it’s been six years since Skrillex skyrocketed to the top of dance music with “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites,” and even more surprising that we’ve never seen a visual accompaniment to the iconic track – until now.
Snippets of the video have apparently been used as part of Skrillex’s live show in the past, but the entire video never made it to an official release. In the full story, we can see an adorable little sprite discovering one of

Feed Me is back in action having just released his fantastic Family Reunion EP. The British producer/DJ will also be bringing along his drum & bass alter-ego Spor. Sure to be a treat for his most dedicated fans. Feed Me shows off his ability to produce all styles of music on the Family Reunion EP and the tour stops should be no different.That’s not all, Mr. Gooch has been busy in the studio as of late. Family Reunion Part 2 will be on its way soon. In the meantime, Feed Me fans and Spo

Don’t have enough good music in your life? Of course not, there’s no way that thirst could ever be completely quenched. We want to introduce you to Demur – you’re going to be hearing a lot more about him in 2017.
While this isn’t his first production, this is undoubtedly his most successful and forward-thinking to date. Blending breakbeat with modern bass styles, it’s hard to think of any other track that comes close to this in terms of similarity without imme

Kygo is about to play back to back nights at the Hollywood Bowl this weekend, October 14th and 15th, and it’s already touted as one of the biggest dance music events ever.
The venue’s capacity is capped at 17,500, and he’s already sold over 30,000 tickets for the two nights. Yeah, that’s a lot. In fact, that’s enough to sell out Hospitality in the Park three times over, even enough to surpass Lightning in a Bottle, and over half the size of Elect

With Loadstar, it’s quite difficult to make any assumptions on what you’ll be receiving with their production content, apart from the fact that it’ll be essentially flawless. Time and time again the esteemed duo from Bristol has proven to its fan base how seriously they take their artistry. Stylistically, they are virtually unmatched. In the mood for liquid? They’ve got you covered. Feeling a bit of moody dance floor drum and bass? Done. Fancy a tune s

Daft Punk simply can’t keep themselves off of the public’s radar these days. After their production credit on The Weeknd’s single, “Starboy,” alleged festival lineup leaks, new Alive website and more, the French electronic duo have now popped up in another unexpected realm. This time, however, Kanye West is involved.
A leaked demo track between he and Kid Cudi surfaced on the internet this week, coming as a Cudi-styled passionate heater. While it may stand as an ear

Felix Cartal, Kaskade, and Ofelia K all teamed up for what was probably my favourite house music single of the entire year in “Fakin’ It.” Following that, the song spawned one of my favourite remixes of the year, courtesy of Hotel Garuda, and now YOU could be the one to put out the next huge remix of the tune.
Felix, Kaskade, and Ofelia have all jointly teamed up to see what fans can come up with by putting out Ofelia K’s delicate vocals out via acapel

This one is for all the house-heads out there. If you can’t enough four on the floor, we’ve got a new name you need to have on your radar. Quebec’s Beat Market has been making groovy, original beats ever since the duo of Louis-Joseph Cliche and Max Bellavance met at college a few years back. The two share a love of jazz, funk, punk, and, of course, electronica. As a result, their foray into dance music is a 50/50 blend of man and machine (with a dash of glitter for go