Chill | The DOCO Paradøx and Oliver Heimach Take On O.T. Genasis’s Coco
Posted by BIGLIFE on June 3, 2015
In a calcuated electronic dance music space, branding is at the forefront of artists and mangers minds. The newly formed DOCO Paradøx bucks that trend, opting to let the fans decide with Oliver Heimach’s assistance Laid back bass sounds with Oliver’s vocals makes this new effort a pleasure to listen to. What is the DOCO Paradøx? When was it formed? What can expect from he / she / it in the future? You’ll have to hit that “follow” button on Souncloud to find out.
Electronic | Jack Ritchie provides unique sound with “All this before” remix
Posted by Meezy on May 26, 2015
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Jack Ritchie’s (AKA Bearcubs) “All This Before” remix is one of the most distinctive songs that I have heard in awhile. As some may believe, electronic music can sound repetitive at times. However, songs like this stand out to us listeners and rekindle the lust. Overall, impressive production talent coming from Jack Ritchie. Let’s hope that we uncover more of his talent in the near future. In the meantime, enjoy this.
Future House | Dave Winnel Takes Adam Lambert’s “Ghost Town” Up A Notch
Posted by BIGLIFE on May 18, 2015
Building on the success of his “OKAY” remix that I played at AVENU here in Dallas, Sydney’s Dave Winnel is back with an official “Ghost Town” remix on Warner Music. Originally produced by Max Martin, who’s the king of pop music, “Ghost Town” is heavily influenced by the future house sounds that’s dominating the dance space. This is no shock, at contemporaries like Dr. Luke and Benny Blanco have regularly borrowed from the underground but I digress.
Dave Winnel really did this one justice. No release date yet. Keep your eye on this guy. Big remix.
Albums, Future Funk | Klapex’s new album is showing us “The Future” of Funk
Posted by AC on May 13, 2015
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It’s been a few years since we’ve had anything new from Klaypex here on FNT. With the recent drop of the trio’s new EP “The Future” it’s about time that changed, Klaypex is back and their return is funky. With 4 original tracks prepare for some catchy songs that combine the feel of 80’s funk, electro house, and future sounds to make you want to get out of your seat and dance. The best part, all of the songs are available for free download on the groups soundcloud page. You can also follow the link below to Itunes to buy the entire album, no matter how you get them be sure to get your hands on these tracks start grooving.
Full Album on iTunes: Klaypex: The Future EP
Future House | Pete Tong Previews Martin Solveig’s Brand New “+1”
Posted by BIGLIFE on May 7, 2015
Ah, the plus one. A ubiquitous request made many a times by those in the “the scene”. Martin Solveig is likely no stranger to this request, as he’s toured the world and back with his infectious production and knack for knowing what’s next in dance music. Case and point: “+1” a future house tune previewed by BBC Radio 1’s Pete Tong that has groove written all over it. Building on the success of his massive “Intoxicated” with GTA, I suspect “+1” out on Spinnin’ Deep will see equally strong results on June 1st.
Future House | Sydney’s Tom Budin Crushes Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again”
Posted by BIGLIFE on May 5, 2015
I’m not a fan of the pop-rap crossover “Top 40” nonsense that gets played on the radio. I’m not even a Fast and Furious fan. This “See You Again” record is something else though. It’s so well done and it’s the hit that Wiz Khalifa (and his label) seriously needed. Hits are hard to come by. Sydney’s Tom Budin (pronounced Boo-Din for all you yanks) brings the record to another level, transporting it into a groovy future house banger that I can see myself blacking out to and throwing up in an Uber XL later in the night while driving through Raising Cane’s and ordering five caniac combos. It’s just that good. What’s even better? It’s a free download which should be a crime. I’d buy this remix a million times.
FREE DOWNLOAD: Wiz Khalifa ft. Charlie Puth – See You Again (Tom Budin Remix)
Future Trap | San Holo Debuts on Monstercat with ‘Victory’ EP
Posted by JT on May 5, 2015
Loyal followers of this household name to the future dubstep genre are excited, and they should be, because San Holo has taken a major step in his career by releasing on Monstercat what he is sampling with the title track, ‘Victory’, as an intelligent combination of high strung chords and heavy bass lines. It starts off with a strong grungy intro, transitioning into a trap-inspired bassline, and finally blending with a melodic synth, which is surprising because it maintains a mellow atmosphere throughout the entire track. Do yourself a favour and press play on this bad boy – you will not be disappointed.