Chill | Varun Creates Uplifting Remix Of Martin Garrix’s “There For You”
Posted by VMan on July 17, 2017
Capitalizing on the success of his 1.8 million plays and counting “Paint The Sky” collaboration with AVE & EFX and LA James, Varun continues to expand his repertoire from progressive house to subtler, more melodic music. With his latest remix of Martin Garrix’s “There For You”, Varun crafts an ultra-crisp and clear future bass version of the original. Expanding on the qualities of “Paint The Sky”, Varun moves from the beautifully sung hook to a blazing combination of altered vocal samples and electrifying synths with the greatest of ease. Varun’s deft production skills will make him an in-demand remixer for many years to come.
Hip-Hop, Videos | MYSTERIOUS DUO CRASH LAND ON STMPD RCRDS
Posted by VMan on May 1, 2017
A new hip-hop duo by the name of Crash Land have just debuted an interesting new space themed video and single with Martin Garrix’s STMPD RCRDS. Not much is known about the mysterious duo, but the production quality and level of visuals make it seem as if these were established artists already. The video follows an astronaut crash landing on an alien planet with a catchy electronic beat to go along with equally catchy bars. Stream & Download here.
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Interviews | [Exclusive Interview] FreshNewTracks.com Sits Down With Razz
Posted by BIGLIFE on November 15, 2016
You might have heard of Marc Raziano (Razz) from his break out “Overthinking” single featuring Aviella. Or his “Break The Rules” remix that racked up over 1 million plays on Youtube. Or, you might even have heard his latest Blink 182 “What’s My Age” again remix. It’s that consistent quality output that made us want to sit down the NY based producer and rising DJ to learn more about his inspirations, sound, and plans for 2017. Hit the jump to read our exclusive interview with Razz below.
News | Billboard Hot 100 Festival Announces 2016 Lineup Featuring Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, and More
Posted by jewcebox on May 18, 2016
Coming off the success of their inaugural festival, Billboard’s renowned Hot 100 Music Festival is making its triumphant return to New York City this summer, welcoming over 40 top-tier artists spread across three stages. This year’s festival will be headlined by the likes of Calvin Harris, Ariana Grande, and J. Cole, with a slew of undercard artists stellar enough to rival even some of the biggest festivals in the country. With artists like Gryffin, Madeon, Prince Fox, Niykee Heaton, and more, all slated to play at Nikon Jones Beach Theater this summer, Billboard’s Hot 100 Music Festival is one you don’t want to miss. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, but if you have a presale code, you can get them here.
Ambient | Kidswaste Takes On Chet Porter for a Stellar Remix
Posted by jewcebox on April 28, 2016
Canadian producer Chet Porter’s recent release “Tbh Ily” was an uplifting, melodic masterpiece with its wistful poppy electronica appeal. In an effort to further add to the track’s ethereal ambience, French newcomer Kidswaste adds his own personalized touch to the original, resulting in a beautiful rendition that has us wanting more. Kidswaste has been gaining a lot of praise in the last year with his meditative, melancholic sound, gaining support from some of the biggest producers in the game such as Skrillex, Martin Garrix, and Diplo. With his latest endeavor, Kidswaste takes Chet Porter’s “Tbh Ily” and syncs his own timid vocals alongside a beautiful concoction of easy-going guitar licks, assorted percussion, and smooth-backing synths, taking listeners on a contemplative, dream-like journey.
Techno | Destructo Takes It Back To The Old School Days of Electronic Music With “Techno”
Posted by Tay on October 26, 2015
Long before the days of Swedish House Mafia, Hardwell, Martin Garrix, and the main stage explosion, dance music presided over the underground, lurking the shadows of illegal warehouse raves and secret parties. In those days, electro, big room, and progressive house were afterthoughts – acid house reigned supreme. There are few artists that have been around long enough to truly understand the growth that dance music has gone through, but Destructo is one of them, and he’s throwing it back to the early days with his latest output, “Techno.” Sampling Eminem in his hit song, “Without Me,” Destructo builds the entire track around the verse, “nobody listens to techno,” infusing the track with some thick Roland-303s and buzzing synths.
Free Download: Destructo – Techno