Events | What You Can Expect When Attending EDMBiz 2015
Posted by Juicebox on May 26, 2015
Within the last five years, dance music has experienced an incredible growth in popularity. Raves have evolved from illegal parties held at grungy warehouses, to massive spectacles featuring performers, fireworks, awe-inspiring stages, and hundreds of performing artists, while electronic artists have become superstars and celebrities, rather than backroom producers. Although electronic music has a lengthy past, the genre has never been in the limelight, and has never crossed over into the mainstream – until now. With electronic music sitting firmly in the spotlight, and plenty of media attention on the negative aspects of dance music, it’s become more and more important to open up a dialogue about how electronic music can positively impact society, and Insomniac is championing this movement with the EDMbiz Conference & Expo.
Deep House | Disciples – They Don’t Know (Justin Jay Remix)
Posted by Juicebox on January 30, 2015
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A couple of weeks back, Annie Mac premiered Justin Jay‘s ominous remix of Disciples’ “They Don’t Know” on her BBC Radio 1 Show. The track dives into the deep parts of house music to spawn a villainous remix full of hypnotic percussion loops and growling bass tremors. Justin Jay’s current list of ventures are impressive being only 22 years old, but if this track is any indication of what is to come in 2015, fans can expect to see major strides to be made by the Dirtybird young gun. The track will be released via Pete Tong’s FFRR Records on February 22nd.
Bass | Bassnectar ft. W. Darling – You & Me (Champagne Drip Remix)
Posted by JT on October 28, 2014
In celebration of his NVSB Tour, Bassnectar just threw down for his fans and released a list of free downloads I’m sure will light the dance floor on fire in an arena near you. Champagne Drip takes us on a feel trip to the stars with this remix, utilizing W. Darling’s chilling vocals and swaying their audience to a sound of “Drip Hop.” I raise my glass to Champagne Drip for this one; to all the readers out there, cheers to the younger years.