Albums, Mix | First Episode of Mix Series Impresses us all
Posted by Meezy on June 13, 2016
Jack Rabbit Radio – a SoundCloud profile you’ve probably never heard of… but, we’ve been proven that it is one you should definitely get to know. The profile just posted a 30 minute long mix titled “Jack Rabbit Radio | Session 001” and stated that it is the first installment of a new biweekly mix series that showcases the music he is currently listening to… which we love. This first mix is comprised of all future bass, from both larger and smaller artists. With seamless transitions and great taste, we highly recommend you give this mix a listen and stay tuned to see what Jack Rabbit Radio comes up with in his next installment.
Mix | [FNT Exclusive] Champagne Drip Delivers High Energy Mix Ahead of Mysteryland Debut
Posted by Juicebox on May 19, 2016
Since its inception, Mysteryland USA has always touted the underground, using its massive reputation and reach to introduce the world to many of dance music’s most talented up-and-comers. This year, the Bethel Woods-based festival has, once again, enlisted the fast risers on their lineup for their Emerging Artists mix series, and we’ve got the exclusive on a mix from Champagne Drip, who is known for his self-dubbed brand of “DripHop.” The hour-long mix deftly moves between some of the biggest future bass tracks of the year with some heavy hints of trap and even tropical house. Tracks like What So Not’s remix of “Innerbloom,” Wave Racer’s remix of “Never Be Like You,” and a few Champagne Dip IDs make this the perfect pregame mix for your Thursday night.
Events | Mysteryland USA Artist Spotlight: Kyle Mooney
Posted by Juicebox on April 29, 2016
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The third iteration of Mysteryland USA is right around the corner, and as we count down the days until June 10th, there’s a lot to plan, and even more to listen to. The ID&T-produced festival has already unveiled two phases of its stand-out lineup, and this year promises to be the biggest and best edition of the festival in America to date. Over the course of two days, nearly 100 artists will call Bethel Woods home, from headliners like ODESZA, Skrillex, and Bassnectar, to stellar undercard offerings like Gesaffelstein, Claude VonStroke, REZZ, amongst others, spread across six stages of bumping music. With so many can’t-miss artists to see, and even more activities to do at the festival, it’s tough to decide which artists take priority, and which ones will fall by the wayside, and schedule conflicts only serve as yet another source of anxiety before the festival.
In a new editorial series leading up to this year’s Mysteryland USA, we’re spotlighting an artist on the lineup that we consider can’t-miss for the weekend. Whether its because of a phenomenal live show, a brand new album, or stellar DJing skills, we hope that this spotlight series will help you wade through some of teh schedule conflicts easier. You can get your tickets to Mysteryland here.
This week’s Mysteryland USA spotlight is the SNL comedian, Kyle Mooney.
House | Justin Jay Delivers A Shadowy Late Nite Dub of Justin Jay & Friends “Karma”
Posted by Juicebox on April 21, 2016
Justin Jay & Friends have been taking over airwaves with their releases like “What Do You Want,” “Can’t Complain” and more. Their songwriting-heavy gems have been a breath of fresh air for the scene, and the group seems to have a very promising future ahead of them. Although the series of releases has consisted of songs from the group, Justin Jay now goes off on his own to create a new version of their hit “Karma” that brings a perfect afterparty vibe to the tune. The Fantastic Voyage mastermind has never taken it upon himself to remix his own song, so be sure to check out the results above.
Featured | Mysteryland USA Artist Spotlight: Claptone
Posted by Juicebox on April 14, 2016
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The third iteration of Mysteryland USA is right around the corner, and as we count down the days until June 10th, there’s a lot to plan, and even more to listen to. The ID&T-produced festival has already unveiled two phases of its stand-out lineup, and this year promises to be the biggest and best edition of the festival in America to date. Over the course of two days, nearly 100 artists will call Bethel Woods home, from headliners like ODESZA, Skrillex, and Bassnectar, to stellar undercard offerings like Gesaffelstein, Claude VonStroke, REZZ, amongst others, spread across six stages of bumping music. With so many can’t-miss artists to see, and even more activities to do at the festival, it’s tough to decide which artists take priority, and which ones will fall by the wayside, and schedule conflicts only serve as yet another source of anxiety before the festival.
In a new editorial series leading up to this year’s Mysteryland USA, we’re spotlighting an artist on the lineup that we consider can’t-miss for the weekend. Whether its because of a phenomenal live show, a brand new album, or stellar DJing skills, we hope that this spotlight series will help you wade through some of teh schedule conflicts easier. You can get your tickets to Mysteryland here.
This week’s Mysteryland USA spotlight is the masked man, Claptone.
News | Playy App Provides Platform For Music Fans & Artists To Deeply Connect
Posted by VMan on February 18, 2016
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Mix | The Interns Deliver a Heavy Dose of Vibes With “To the Moon and Back” Mix
Posted by Tay on January 19, 2016
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Fresh off of a performance on HARD’s Holy Ship!, The Interns are back with the fourth episode of their esteemed mix series, “The Interns Present: To the Moon and Back.” The duo of Toks and Colby were relative newcomers to Los Angeles’ immense dance scene last year, but they’ve quickly captured the hearts of house and techno lovers everywhere with their feel-good take on house music. Each of The Interns’ mixes give us a glimpse at the duo through a different lens, but all of the unique mixes are tied together by their strong curation. “The Interns Present: To the Moon and Back” is no different, as the hour-long mix features some of the best techno cuts in dance music expertly woven together to take listeners on a journey through space to the moon and back.
Free Download: The Interns Present – To The Moon & Back