Dada Life has released their newest podcast right in time for March Madness. The mix is filled with a variety of songs including Felix Cartel’s “Domo”, “Together” by Chuckie, and Bingo Player’s big hit “L’Amour”. We just saw Dada Life play atElectro Beach in Puerto Vallarta and with the vocal mix of “Kickout the Epic MotherF**ker” set for release on March 12th, it seems big things are coming from the Swedish duo. Full track list is beyond the break and make sure to keep up to date with the Dada by subscribing to their podcast on iTunes.
LA Riots signed a residency with Tryst and XS about a year ago and have experienced some unbelievable success from the craziness that is Sin City. Yesterday, LA Riots released a promotional mix announcing their latest residency at Vessel in San Francisco. The mix packs giant songs like “Spaceman” and “Toulouse” along with his own, all perfectly combined into one convient package available for free download. If you’re lucky enough to be in SF tomorrow, tickets are now available for preorder.
After releasing a cryptic video with footage from UMF 2011, Tiësto has come clean and announced that he will be releasing a new album, Club Life: Miami. The party capital was picked as the second volume because according to Tijs “it’s one of my favorite cities in the world. There’s so much to do, the club life there is amazing, it’s a very glamorous city.” The compilation will highlight Musical Freedom artists such as Avesta and Baggi Bagovic, but will mainly feature remixes by Tiesto including unreleased remixes like “Can’t Stop Me Now”. Club Life: Miami will be released April 23rd and until then you can tweet @Tiesto #TiestoClubLife2 to uncover the album art online.
When a video starts with an epilepsy warning, you know its going to be a visually mind blowing experience. Dutch producer Hardwell joins forces with newcomer Dannic to bring you a song that is simply massive. “Kontiki” starts with simple melody that sets a bigroom tone culminating in a massive bass drop. With his previous releases it seems Hardwell is developing into a bigroom electro house producer, as he has the ability make the crowd go wild. We unfortunately don’t have a release date but “Kontiki” will be out on Revealed Recordings sometime in the near future.
With the recent North American tour announcement Cazzette has been keeping busy and releasing bootlegs is the easiest way to keep fans happy while touring. Their newest track is a mashup between their unreleased song “Make Some Room” and “Technologic” by Daft Punk. The two tracks combine to bring you familiar lyrics with hard electro sounds and an addition of a progressive melody on top. Cazzette produces music that really sets them apart. Hopefully they take a break from touring soon and spend some time in the studio, because the thought of Cazzette and Avicii producing a track together makes us shudder. No release date or label has been announced.
Hysteria Records found a gem:Kenneth Geoffrey Oudejans or Kenneth G, a 20 year-old Amsterdam native, is dropping a massive track. “Bazinga” builds with acid synths and bass before the dutch inspired drop filled with awesome electro horns. This song deserves to be turned up to maximum volume because the bass will immediately make you fall in love. With this latest track and collaboration with the likes of Nicky Romero, we’re definitely going to keep watch as his sound develops. “Bazinga” is out now on Beatport.
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We’ve already seen remixes by AvB, R3hab and Nicky Romero of “Without You” over the last few months, but we’re back to bring you one more offering. American producer/ DJ from NY Jus Jack has teamed up with Italian producer OZA to bring you a remix that has seen support from Axwell, Thomas Gold and even David Guetta at F*** Me I’m Famous. This was the mix we couldn’t identify at Hammerstein and adds a different progressive drop that works well with Usher’s mesmerizing lyrics. The track will be released when OZA and Jus Jack’s Facebook hits 2500 likes.
UK producers Darren Stokes & Philip Larsen have had ventures in electronic music before, but now they’re back with M-3ox. The new group produced “Beating of My Heart” which was recently heard in Arty’s unbelivable Essential Mix.Great vocals from Heidrun blend perfectly with what Matisse & Sadko have done to this progressive house track. The melody stirs immediate feelings of happiness and bliss that make you want to sing the lyrics as loud as you can. This feel-good tune is out today on Beatport.
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Dubstep producers from Canada and the USA have joined forces – Datsik and Kill the Noise bring something a little lighter than the usual fare. “Lightspeed” combines an upbeat electro synth melody with awesome bass drops that lean away from the usual body-numbing bass. This track could easily be considered a transition song for those who aren’t the biggest fans of dubstep, but want to learn a little more about the genre. “Lightspeed” is out now on OWLSA and is available for purchase on Beatport.
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