Chill, Future Trap | Dillon Francis – Anywhere (SEMLR Remix)
Posted by BIGLIFE on December 11, 2016
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Wow what a huge remix by SEMLR! With Flumey/whatsonot future synths and a groovy drop, this one is not to miss.
Electronic | Villms Creates Feel-Good Future Bass Remix Of Steve James’s “Renaissance”
Posted by VMan on December 5, 2016
Up-and-coming DJ/producer Villms takes a shot at remixing Steve James’s “Renaissance”, he’s on to something. The solo producer has relatable story – he’s single, young, an undergrad, essentially a bedroom producer, and has a mad passion to get his music out there and climb the ranks.
“Renaissance Ft. Clairity (Villms Remix)” takes the hit song and adds smooth future bass chords and high pitched vocals within the drop, as well as fresh drums attached to the original throughout. The elements are common in 2016, but undoubtedly enhance the vibe of the original.
Villms doesn’t look to be slowing anytime soon, catch more of his new music in 2017 and enjoy his latest remix above.
Chill | Stockholm’s Yum Dazzles With His “Started” Single
Posted by BIGLIFE on November 30, 2016
YUM, a 21 year old producer, has a bright future ahead. The Stockholm native makes his FreshNewTracks.com debut today with a brand new original titled “Started” that knocked our socks off. YUM caught fire a few months ago with a Tove Lo “Cool Girl” remix that was re-posted by Tove Lo. Combining acoustic and experimental electronic elements, “Started” features the vocals of Simon Jonasson, who’s also a Stockholm native. Ear catching and atmospheric “Started” is a single we’ll have on repeats for weeks to come. Make sure you keep an eye on this rising artist.
Future Trap | Listen To This Awesome “What’s My Age Again” Remix By Razz
Posted by BIGLIFE on November 6, 2016
Blink 182. What can you say that hasn’t already been said. A legendary pop-punk band that every angry teenager in middle school listened to. Their 1999 “What’s My Age” again hit was the lead single off their famed “Enema of the State” album. and became one of the biggest hits of the late 90’s. FreshNewTracks.com favorite resurrects the 90’s hit, remixing “What’s My Age Again” into a massive future bass cut that will have you hitting play for weeks to come. Building on the success of his recent “Overthinking” single featuring Aviella (which we love) Razz continues to make a name for himself in the blog space with pithy remixes and quality originals.
Make sure you grab it for free download below.
Future Trap | EGZOD and CROIX’s “Need You Forever” Delivers On Epic Future Bass
Posted by VMan on November 3, 2016
EGZOD and CROIX are a force to be reckoned with, they are also not the only duo involved in this release. Tribal Trap and Fated Records approved of the sound to an extent that they decided to team up on the single. With that said, “Need You Forever” delivers serious power add a satisfying, fluid rate.
“Need You Forever” delivers many classic future bass elements but in a construct, rhythm, and pattern that is just fresh and appealing to the brain.
Just when you think the song delivered everything it could, the second drop hits in just takes it to that epic, euphoric, “you’ve dropped everything and been fully absorbed by the track” feeling – damn that’s nice.
The two elements that EGZOD and CROIX have in common are that they both produce a wide spectrum of sounds, but have a common thread that you can sense between them all, the two together was a nice experiment that played out just right, definitely fusing the best to both artists here.
Electronic | Trademark drops his first ever remix
Posted by APM on October 18, 2016
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Following the footsteps of 3LAU and Kap Slap, Trademark has amassed a huge fan base through his mashups and now turns to original productions. Only a few artists have successfully been able to make the leap and based off Trademark’s first remix, he’ll have no problem following suit. Trademark puts his spin on Lany’s “Where The Hell Are My Friends”, filled with good vibes, warm synths, and an upbeat melody. We look forward to see what Trademark comes up with in the future, he’s definitely got a bright future ahead of him. Check out the track now and be sure to support his socials!
Future House | Teddy Rose’s “Infuse” Keeping Future House Relevant
Posted by VMan on October 5, 2016
I’ve sort of moved on to acts like Malaa or kind of found future house saturated as of late. But “Infuse” brings the spirit of the genre back into full-swing. Teddy Rose, based out of San Diego, focuses mostly on a future house sound, but just as bits of the genres shift over time (like any genre naturally), he stays with the times, putting his own innovations on the tune.
Teddy Rose is onto something for sure, if he begins networking strongly with others in his genre niche as well as got his tunes in the right hands, Teddy could quite possibly make it to the next level.
If you are in the SoCal area, try to catch Teddy Rose live and experience his world brought to it’s full potential.