Melodic Progressive, Trance | Andrew Lang releases ‘Presence of Mind’ on Progressive House Worldwide
Posted by JT on December 9, 2014
It is very rare to find a true rendition of progressive meets trance, but Andrew Lang has fused these two sounds and created the tranquil ‘Presence of Mind.’ This Toronto, Canada based producer has been making waves in the melodic progressive scene and so I was surprised and shocked that Andrew stepped out of his comfort zone and amped the BPM, followed by a heavenly break that tuned a chord progression exemplary of the quality of music this man consistently supplies. I truly expect this tune to turn some heads in the Trance scene as it finds the perfect balance between melodic and progressive trance.
Chill, Techno | Guy J – Once In October (Full Mix)
Posted by JT on October 31, 2014
It’s time to get a little weird. I’m going to introduce you to a man who really changed the game for me in 2013 as I subscribed to a little bit of Group Therapy with Above & Beyond at ABGT50. Guy Judah (Guy J) brings us a rendition of the finest in techno and tribal with his latest mix. Now if you’re hesitant to expand your musical horizons into a zone unknown, I suggest downloading the mix either way. When you wake up tomorrow, add this to your electrolyte filled diet, as Guy J is merely extending his hand to facilitate your path to recovery.
Cover | A$AP Rocky – F*ckin’ Problem (Xavier Dunn Cover)
Posted by Juicebox on September 9, 2014
We’re betting you’ve never heard of Xavier Dunn, because before this, neither had we. I’d call this a cover, but it’s more of a reimagining than a standard cover. Australian based artist Xavier Dunn takes A$AP’s huge 2013 hit and turns it into an elegant rendition that even A$AP would respect.
Progressive House | Mikey Wax – You Lift Me Up (Live City Remix)
Posted by Middy on March 22, 2014
This is a two for one post. Ethan of Live City in sending this over to me, predicted that the original is going to be huge this year, a surefire soundtrack for commercials very soon. I won’t disagree with him there, and neither will I disagree with his rendition of the tune, adding an upbeat progressive twist to Mikey Wax’s work. This is perfect for your weekend. If you are in NYC, go and check them our with the Disco Fries and Aire Atlantica at Slake on the 18th. It is going to be a wild time.
Freestyle, Videos | Timeflies Tuesday – Paranoid
Posted by Grubeats on March 18, 2014
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I’m not a huge fan of Ty Dolla $ign. He’s a rap game gopher if I’ve ever seen one – he’ll breach the surface a couple times, then he’ll die off and another one will come along. On the plus side, he is the host of some killer beats, from which many great remixes have sprouted. Timeflies decided to bring it back to their roots on this weeks Tuesday installment with an auto-tuned freestyle rendition of the gopher’s chart topping single, “Paranoid”. Nothing bad can come out of Cal, Rez, and a golden shoe. Enjoy yet another teaser while we await their debut major label LP, due very soon.
Purchase their single on iTunes: Timeflies – All The Way
Chill | Local Natives – Ceilings (Sebastian Carter Remix)
Posted by VMan on March 3, 2014
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Do you have a case of the Monday blues? Work was a tough one, need some music to play while you kick your shoes off and enjoy the rest of your night? All good, Sebastian Carter’s got you covered with his latest remix of Local Natives’ ‘Ceilings’, a beautiful and haunting rendition that will make you forget about the world. If you find yourself tearing up, just let it all out, and move with this one, let it all out. If you also find a second in between your relaxation like the remix on Hypem to get it up the chart! This is a must listen and a must download!
Free Download: Local Natives – Ceilings (Sebastian Carter Remix)
Electro | Wave Racer – Streamers (Ryan Hemsworth remix)
Posted by dshaq on February 20, 2014
Today we have this fantastic rendition of Wave Racer’s newest single, Streamers, remixed by Ryan Hemsworth. The beginning is very Vic Mensa suitcase-esque but as the song continues on it offers so many different sounds, it’s as if the whole song is broken down and simplified. If you have yet to listen to the original, then get your head out of your behind and get in tune with this Australian producer who will soon be on tour with Disclosure. Peep the songs below and support the man by buying the track on iTunes.
