Trance | Trivecta Delivers His Stunning New Single, “Resurface”
Posted by Tay on June 17, 2015
“Resurface” is the title of Trivecta’s new single, in which the Tampa-based producer brings a fresh new kick to his sound. Featuring singer/songwriter Roniit, “Resurface” blends the singer’s soft, smooth vocals with a heavy trance beat and an energetic kick. Known for his one of a kind, melodic trance-step music, Trivecta comes back in full force with a deeper bass sound, shifting away from the melodic and building an even stronger, full-trance production. The song’s shift in synth lines throughout, as well as its powerful build up create an exhilarating sound sure to pump you up. Make sure to check out his new single and be on the lookout for the artist’s upcoming releases, as this is only the beginning for the young music legend.
Free Download: Trivecta – Resurface
Electronic | Jack Ritchie provides unique sound with “All this before” remix
Posted by Meezy on May 26, 2015
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Jack Ritchie’s (AKA Bearcubs) “All This Before” remix is one of the most distinctive songs that I have heard in awhile. As some may believe, electronic music can sound repetitive at times. However, songs like this stand out to us listeners and rekindle the lust. Overall, impressive production talent coming from Jack Ritchie. Let’s hope that we uncover more of his talent in the near future. In the meantime, enjoy this.
Electronic | Mura Masa brings a distinctive sound on “Firefly”
Posted by Meezy on May 13, 2015
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Mura Masa brings a pretty sweet sound with his track “Firefly”. It’s a super unique sound, but not too unnatural to the point that it sounds like gibberish. This tune was accompanied by a seven track EP “Someday Somewhere” disposed of about a month ago. All seven tracks really exhibit Mura Masa’s unique production techniques. “Firefly” is a personal favorite on the EP due to the funky drum pattern accompanied by some pretty sugary synths. Give it a listen.
Future Trap | Prince Fox prevails once again
Posted by Juicebox on April 29, 2015
Prince Fox has done a great job at making his unique sound heard throughout the blogosphere with his countless impressive remixes and his recent original “Wait Until Tomorrow”. The kid has been killing it as of late. His most recent remix is one of SNBRN’s “Raindrops”, which is an absolute jam with some extremely catchy vocals. Prince Fox takes a more futuristic trap route on this one and the result is killer. It brings such a big sound without sounding cluttered or overwhelming. Cop a listen and you’ll see that Prince Fox can really pack a punch.
Chill | Mike Posner – I Took A Pill In Ibiza
Posted by Juicebox on April 20, 2015
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We’ve been supporting Mike Posner since his first release. He’s been off the radar for a bit, but Posner is back after quite some time away and appears to be older and wiser. His genre bending sound continues to captivate hip-hop, rock, country, and indie fans in a way few artists can. I remember when Posner first burst into the scene six years ago making crazy remixes in his dorm room at Duke and featuring tracks with Big Sean. He has been to the top of the world and back and this track showcases a more mature songwriter. While he can still ham it up for Maroon 5 and other pop acts, Posner’s newest acoustic-driven track reminisces on living and growing up after half a decade of fame.
House | FNT’s Top 5 EDX Tracks
Posted by GMONEY on March 3, 2015
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One of the most venerated and respected producers in the dance music scene is Maurizio Colella, aka EDX. The house music specialist has been producing dance music since 1994, and year after year, the gifted musician has delivered fantastic releases. Colella began as a remix DJ, and after gaining inspiration from dance music legends like Laurent Garnier, he was able to turn his passion for electronic music into a reality.
Through the years, the dance music veteran has stayed relevant, even as he has experimented with his sound in different sub-genres of dance music like tech-house, due to his dedication to his craft. Through 20 years of production, EDX has amassed an impressive discography. In 2012, he released his debut artist album, On the Edge, after spending years working on it. In recent years, EDX has explored new sonic frontiers with his music, as he experimented with a clubbier house style that still laid its roots in his progressive background. Tracks like “Cool You Off” and his Collateral Effects EP showcased EDX’s new sound, and these releases were resounding successes. His latest remix of Sons of Maria and Nora en Pure’s track, “Uruguay,” has dominated the Beatport Deep House chart, as it currently sits at #2.
As a blast to the past, we decided to dig through EDX’s entire discography spanning his 20-year career and put together a list of our Top 5 EDX songs.
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Progressive House | The Dominican Duo Lash Does It Again
Posted by Juicebox on February 17, 2015
You might recognize these guys from their “Rather Be” remix, or their “Runaway” remix, or their “Changes” remix…or their…you get the point. Lash has exploded onto the scene making a name for themselves with their Hypem charting remixes and signature sound. The duo is back at it again with yet another incredible remix. Snag the free download in the SoundCloud player!