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Promising electro house upstart Dyro continues to dominate the original release circuit with the release of “Leprechauns & Unicorns” on Hardwell’s Revealed Recordings. With an in-the-booth energy and ear for tasteful mixing that is comparable to that of his mentor, Dyro’s Daftastic Radio has been an instant success since debuting 19 episodes ago. On its latest iteration Dyro showcases a bevvy of his latest remixes and original’s including his rendition of “Sunrise” and latest collaboration with Tiesto on “Paradise.” Syn Cole’s latest “Miami 82″ makes an appearance as well, and the minimix master Dave Winnel gets some much deserved attention from the budding superstar via his original “Achtung.”
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After taking a 6 month hiatus from releasing Trashed Radio, Tommy Trash returns with a blistering hour of his patented electro house charm. Opening with the recently released re-edit of his own hit “Monkey See Monkey Do,” Mr. Trash serves up a buffet of tasty electro treats. Nom De Strip’s “Techno Saturday,” Baskerville’s “Checker” and Surkin’s “Canblaster” are all on the menu, laid out alongside the lesser known James Frew’s “Depth” and Tommy’s own remix of Sub Focus’s “Endorphins.” Ditch that cup of coffee and let the latest episode of Trashed Radio kickstart your day.
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The 52nd edition of Axis sees the return of the Pryda Friends imprint to our radioshow this time in the form of Jeremy Olander, whose recent release “Let Me Feel” was one of the most played tracks of Miami Music Week. Serving up a mix of nearly all originals, the Swedish upstart takes us through 11 productions that showcase both of his personalities – channeling his darker side as Dhillon with “Black Widoe” and “Dharma.” Cleanly mixed, the hour long journey moves through dark techno and bubbling progressive. Unfolding into a gripping soundscape of twisted synthesizers, Olander’s Axis debut soundly represents the Pryda Friends lineage.
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Since its inception, Pierce Fulton’s Get Weird podcast has been host to some impressively eclectic tracklistings. Now in its 11th month, Pierce establishes a heavier aesthetic than usual on this mix; opening up with Mord Fustang’s “Taito” before jumping into Baskerville’s remix of “Para,” Kryder’s “Viper,” and Wolfgang Gartner’s “Anaconda.” John Dish’s latest “Karmma” makes a stand-out appearance midway through before John Dahlback’s rendition of “Insomnia” by Lazy Rich takes center stage. Signing off with DallasK’s latest “Vice,” Pierce hands the decks over to “Wanna Be” co-collaborator Maor Levi, who caps the 90-minute mix off with a minimix of his own originals and remixes. Maor Levi also makes his NYC debut this weekend at Santos Party House, grab your tickets here.
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For Dancing Astronaut’s 51st installment of Axis, the Afrojack-discovered trio Shermanology, treat our readers to an interesting hour of groovy cuts and unrelenting electronica. The tracklist here is expansive, dabbling in numerous genres and styles; from Mord Fustang’s “Taito” to Nom De Strip’s “Techno Saturday” and Nicky Romero’s “Symphonica,” Shermanology leave little to the imagination, piecing together a thunderous array of peak time charmers and aggressive electro. Track selections aside, the mix truly shines where the trio incorporates live vocals over some of today’s biggest productions, a first for Axis. Listen below and let Shermanology jump start your weekend, full tracklist after the break.
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Here at Dancing Astronaut we’ve come to know Jordy Dazz for his monster releases on Revealed records with tracks like “OMG”, “Claymore” and “Fuego,” and this week he’s giving our 48th episode of Axis a major jolt of adrenaline. The Dutch native’s 60-minute mix features 10 of his own personal re-works and mash-ups, or as he likes to call them ‘Dazz-ups’, and includes a sneak peak of his new track – “Bitrate” . It’s an explosive mix of big room and electro house that we know you’re going to enjoy, so give it a listen, add it to your iTunes, and get ready to rage.
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This week we are bringing listeners something a different with a live group taking on Axis for the first time. Toronto based Keys N Krates’ consists of Adam Tune on drums, synth-master David Matisse on keys, and Jr. Flo on turntables. 2013 is set to be a breakout year for the trio after releasing their EP Solow on Dim Mak Records and their single “Treat Me Right.” The group have started mixing rap and house tunes and are venturing into the trap world. Listen to Keys N Krates’ exclusive mix below and click after the break for the full tracklist.
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Miami Music Week is finally upon us, so it was only fitting that Dancing Astronaut up the ante with this week’s episode of Axis to match the South Beach heat. Taking the Size Matters motto to heart, we’ve acquired not one, but two of the labels young progressive duos in a special “VS” edition of Axis. That’s right, London duo Third Party and Swedish twosome Qulinez duke it out in one of our most dynamic episodes to date. The Size Matters label mates offer up some their latest and greatest, as well as a bevy of exclusive mash ups that are sure to get fired up all week long. Check out the one of a kind mix below and click past the break for a complete track listing.
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Last weekend, the legendary Thom Yorke appeared on Pete Tong‘s Essential Mix alongside Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich delivering to listeners a unique Atoms For Peace set. The duo represented the five man supergroup with Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea, Beck/ R.E.M drummer Joey Waronker, and Brazilian instrumentalist Mauro Refosco. Named after Eisenhower’s 1953 speech, the electronic rock band transforms Radiohead’s peaceful emotion into something dance music can digest. The band released their debut album Amok only weeks ago and now they are on album promotion tour after visiting Radio 1′s decks.
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All month long Dancing Astronaut is bringing you a special Tuesday installment of Axis, showcasing some of the fastest rising stars in EDM. This week 16 year old Dutch producer Martin Garrix graces the decks. Like Shreddie Mercury before him, young Martin manages to make the most of his 30 minute time slot – packing the mix full of exclusives and unreleased tracks you won’t hear anywhere else. For the first time listeners will get a chance to hear his collaboration with TV Noise, as well as his remix of Daddy’s Groove “Stellar”. Demonstrating exquisite productions that sound well beyond his years, Martin Garrix is poised to have a big year in 2013. Listen to Martin’s fantastic mix below and click after the break for the full tracklisting.
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