Although dBerrie just released a preview for “Malfunction,” he has been keeping busy in the studio giving his fans a free download of his latest remix. Taking Imagine Dragon’s “Radioactive,” Berrie speeds up the original indie tune and turns it into an absolutely massive track. The fluid bassline complements the emotion filed lyrics, breathing new life into the year-old track. We might even say that this remix is on par with dBerrie’s remix of “Somebody I Used to Know,” but download below and decide for yourself.
After spending the beginning of 2013 touring the United States on Generation Wild, dBerrie has been wasting no time hitting us with new releases. “Malfunction” was first previewed in Fedde Le Grand’s Ultra set and set the crowd off. The track quickly builds to a grinding bassline and a similar feel to hard-hitting festival tracks. 2013 could prove to be a breakthrough year for the Brooklyn native, and with songs like “Malfunction” and “Zenith,” he is quickly building up his original track library. “Malfunction” is out May 27th on Flamingo Records.
This winter, Deniz Koyu, Danny Avila, dBerrie, Mikael Weermets, and photographer Kirill took the road on their own tour bus for Generation Wild. The tour was an experience with a dimension beyond the music — it was a full fledged party from the sounds to the theatrics. The chemistry between the energetic DJs was evident in back-to-back-to-back sets that went into the morning hours, and Kirill’s champagne facials along with CO2 blasters from the booth had crowds across the US off their feet. If you missed Generation Wild in your city, it’s not too late to catch the action. Deniz Koyu has released the tour’s official documentary, taking fans in the booth, on the bus, and across the country.
Brooklyn native dBerrie is back and has begun breathing energizing life into old tracks. “Angel on My Shoulder,” featuring rhythmic piano melodies to complement the soft female vocals, was originally released by Kaskade in early 2010. dBerrie, however, takes this track to the next level — adding a dance-inducing breakdown while still retaining the original’s melody. While Kaskade has also mashed it himself, it is always nice to see other artists bringing back old tracks.
Coming off a high after a month long Generation Wild Tour across America, dBerrie follows up his recent track “Aquarius” with a grittier, high-octane electro house release titled “Zenith.” It’s his first official single of 2013, coming by way of Fedde Le Grand and Funkerman’s Flamingo Recordings — and is already catching support from the likes of Thomas Gold, Deniz Koyu and David Guetta. Carefully building the energy with layered drums and spiraling synths, the track draws on the breadth of progressive and electro house styling we’ve come to expect from the New York native.
It’s safe to say progressive mainstay dBerrie has been conjuring up quite a storm lately. Hot on the heels of the Generation Wild tour and recent advent “Zenith,” the New York-based producer unleashes a remix of Spencer & Hill’s “Let Out Da Freak,” featuring Mimoza. The contagious sound of elated vocals and whirling synths make this Sneakerz Muzik release impossible to ignore.
Ascending talents MAKJ, Kura, and dBerrie are treating fans with some new progressive house firepower. If you’ve got a careful eye, you may remember “Parallax” from dBerrie’s October Axis mix, but the trio are releasing the full track as a free download for Dancing Astronaut fans today. A flawless amalgamation of crisp percussion, airy progressions and a punchy breakdown, “Parallax” embodies its namesake with soaring melodies that parallel its frantic energy. Add it to your Ultra pump up playlist now.
They’re not the Baby Boomers and they don’t comfortably fit between Generation Y and Generation X. They’re not listening to classic rock, old-school hip-hop, or boy band pop. The next generation of music fans are listening to electronic dance music. Without a label, however, they are in search of an identity to call their own. This winter, a group of DJs and a nightlife photographer set out to attach that label and, in many ways, have brought the ‘wild’ out of their generation. The DJs? Deniz Koyu, Danny Avila, dBerrie, and Mikael Weermets. The photographer? Kirill Bichutsky. The movement? Generation Wild.
Making their stop at New York City’s Webster Hall, Koyu and Co. put on a clinic for the generation they’ve dubbed “Wild.” Separating these fans from musical generations past, the team of party-provoking stars didn’t provide a concert — they provided an absurd identity for a generation in search of distinction.
As dBerrie continues to lend his talents on the Generation Wild Tour alongside Deniz Koyu and Danny Avila, he also preps for a return to Fedde Le Grand‘s label Flamingo Records for a follow-up to his most recent release “Aquarius.” His latest production “Zenith” is a venture from his first original production of the new year which features the stunning vocals of Tatiana Owens. The New York-based producer replaces the bubbling house beat of “Aquarius” with a grinding bass-driven beat on “Zenith,” giving listeners a hard-edged house production. “Zenith” is due out March 25, but dBerrie decided to give fans a teaser of the powerful production today. Click below the break to listen.
It’s an eventful time to be dBerrie. After lending his big room touch to no shortage of notable remixes, the New York producer checked in from his Generation Wild Tour with Deniz Koyu and Danny Avila to release a polished vocal mix of his single “Aquarius” as a free download for his fans. 20-year-old singer Tatiana Owens provides radio-ready vocals on the melodic progressive house number that is now likely to see some increased remix attention. Head to dBerrie’s Soundcloud to pick up a copy today.
