Electro, Pop | Felix Cartal Releases “Something To Live For” Feat. Nikki Yanofsky
Posted by VMan on August 18, 2015
We often get too consumed into technology that we can’t reflect on situations happening IRL. Felix Cartal hopes to break that cycle with his latest single “Something To Live For”, which features vocals from the talented Nikki Yanofsky. There will be a supplementary visual releasing soon, and this will be on Felix’s major label debut Life Online! “Something To Live For” is now available on iTunes!
Trap | HLTR$KLTR X MxM R Drop A Mean “Where Ya At” Remix
Posted by VMan on August 14, 2015
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Waking up Friday morning feeling like a boss, and no better music to hit the spot than Future’s latest track “Where Ya At” remixed by HLTR$KLTR X MxM, who take the trap anthem into darker territory, reminiscent of the Parisian duo Alesia signed to OWSLA. Just browsing through their SoundCloud, it’s no surprise these guys have been supported by Dillon Francis, DVBBS, Carnage, Bro Safari and more, these guys go in, I feel like I’ve definitely heard a remix of their in the middle of a festival set!
Free Download: Future – Where Ya At (HLTR$KLTR X MxM Remix)
Bass, Electro, Pop | Ayokay calls on Quinn for his newest single “Kings of Summer”
Posted by admin on August 2, 2015
Quinn is not a new name here at Fresh New Tracks. His latest EP Change of Scenery was covered here as well as across the internet on numerous magazines and blogs. However, the producer who provided Quinn with the spacey-pop backdrop for his music is often overlooked.
Today we shine some much-deserved light on Ayokay, the futuristic producer whose sound is vibrant, diverse, and bold enough to stand out amongst the many “bedroom” producers on SoundCloud.
“Kings of Summer” allows Quinn to take a backseat, and give the reigns to Ayokay to really show his chops as a producer. The song is funky and bright enough to lead you to believe we have far more summer to bask in.
Grab the song for free on Ayokay’s SoundCloud page!
Electro, Electronic, Future Funk, Future House | Listen as Take A Daytrip Ventures to Los Angeles in “Calling”
Posted by admin on July 28, 2015
The duo Take A Daytrip (formerly Daytrip) have taken a small hiatus from their travels of the world. Perhaps they were homesick, perhaps they were tirelessly in the studio, but regardless, they are back.
Today, Take A Daytrip ventures out to the sunny shores of Los Angeles. Pulling inspiration from funk and dance music alike, Take A Daytrip create a unique sound spectrum of intense synths and powerful guitar.
Like most of their solo work to date, the song tells a story and through the twisted vocals and highs and lows of the song we can pull out emotion and meaning. Read what the song means to each of the members, and listen to “Calling” below.
“‘Calling’ was inspired by our time working on music in Los Angeles last fall. We started to discover that what we’d spent years doing for fun was beginning to make people beyond our friends and family take notice. Exciting opportunities, challenges, and distractions all presented themselves. We realized we’d have to sacrifice some things we love in order to turn our passion into a full time job.” – DenZ
“The track starts with the excitement and the feeling of purpose when you find your calling, but ends in the solace and recognition of what you’re forced to leave behind.” – Hugh Cosby
Chill, Electro | ODESZA offers their newest remix of Australian producer Hayden James’ “Something About You”
Posted by dshaq on July 28, 2015
ODESZA have claimed their stake on music charts everywhere after dropping so many catchy and fun songs. Their new remix is no different than the others. Remixing very underrated producer Hayden James’ new track, the song features that ODESZA classic buildup with a light and airy drop. New ODESZA never disappoints, so plug in the headphones and take a nice little break for this one.
Electro-House, Future Trap, Jersey Club | Gorilla Bass Puts Amazing Future Bass Flip On DVBBS’ “Always”
Posted by VMan on July 22, 2015
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Chicago’s Gorilla Bass absolutely destroyed this remix. Making it all his own and infusing those future bass vibes everyone seems to be loving these days, he definitely made his version better than the original. Check this tune and the rest of his open-format style remixes out the next time you go on a music discovery binge.
Chill, Future Trap, Hip-Hop, Jersey Club | Trentino Reworks T-Wayne’s “Nasty Freestyle” Into Future Bass Classic
Posted by VMan on July 22, 2015
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Trentino and Maple Syrup deliver a killer remix of T-Wayne’s “Nasty Freestyle” everyone should check out. Future Bass continues its growth this summer as producers from all genres try their hand at the exploding genre. This isn’t the first great tune from Trentino and it certainly won’t be the last. Keep your eye on this producer as time progresses. He has even more fire in store for you this summer.