Bass | Pham’s new track “Holding on” has an awesome drop

Posted by on July 15, 2015

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Released yesterday, Pham absolutely kills it with his track “Holding On.” This track has one of the coolest and most unique drops I’ve ever heard. The drop itself is slightly delayed and when the synths comes in, it makes for a very cool sound. Check out “Holding On,” I guarantee you will find this drop to be sick.

Tropical House | Soak Up Some Sun With The Rooftop Boys’ Remix of The Griswolds’ “If You Wanna Stay”

Posted by on July 9, 2015


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There’s just something special about summer. The sun is shining brighter, the weather is getting warmer, everyone just seems happier and friendlier, and there are pool parties galore. There’s nothing in the world that can beat a pool party with some great friends, great drinks, and great music – and we’re here to provide you with the perfect soundtrack to your summer. Much like ice cold Coronas with lime, The Rooftop Boys were made for summer. The NYC-based duo of Bender and Hyberbits are experts at sun-soaked melodies and laidback vibes, and they certainly shine through in the duo’s latest remix of The Griswold’s “If You Wanna Stay.” The indie pop croons of the lead vocalist perfectly complement the summer-ready melodies and groovy bass lines of The Rooftop Boys, and if you take one listen, you’ll know that this track was made for the summer.

Progressive House | Throttle Dazzles With His ICONS Debut “Together”

Posted by on July 8, 2015


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Having your song featured in a festival trailer is a big deal for any emerging artist, and having your song featured in the EDC Las Vegas trailer is a near career-changer. Throttle, an emerging producer out of Melbourne, exploded onto the scene with stellar remixes of Avicii, Sam Smith, and Conrad Sewell, and now, he’s unveiled his debut single on ICONS, “Together,” which was featured as the first track on the EDC Las Vegas trailer. Throttle’s signature nu-disco style shines through in “Together,” but the multi-faceted talent adopts a four-to-the-floor beat to give the track a catchy personality. The addition of David Spekter’s soaring vocals makes “Together” an uplifting vocal number that is sure to dominate festival season this summer. “Together” is out now via Beatport.

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News | Submit Your Original Track For the Chance to Perform at TomorrowWorld

Posted by on July 7, 2015

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Every aspiring producer dreams of the day that they can take the stage in front of thousands of screaming fans at a massive festival to show the world their true talents. Festivals have served as the launchpad for plenty of successful artists like Mija, and this year, TomorrowWorld is hoping to have the next dance music superstar make their festival debut. Partnering with Terminal West and Reverb Nation, TomorrowWorld is holding a contest with a performing slot at this year’s festival on the Terminal West Presents L!VE Stage on the line. By submitting an original track for consideration, aspiring artists have the opportunity to win a $500 travel stipend to TomorrowWorld, where they will have the opportunity to play the L!VE Stage alongside Porter Robinson and Rudimental. You can submit your original track for consideration here, and get tickets to TomorrowWorld here.

House | Felon Recruits Kaleem Taylor For Dancefloor Smasher “Isla”

Posted by on June 30, 2015


Felon (comprised of London residents Archie Ward, George Renwick and James Levey) recruit Kaleem Taylor (a consistent Tchami collaborator who was recently featured on his AC Slater “Missing You” collaboration) drop the radio edit to “Isla” which is pure dance floor filth. I needed a Monday pick me up track, and here it is. The vibes are too good.

PURCHASE: Felon – Isla Feat. Kaleem Taylor (Radio Edit)

Electronic | Discover Bliss with Chet Porter’s Remix of “Where Are Ü Now”

Posted by on June 29, 2015


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Nowadays, “Where Are U Now” remixes are like jelly bean flavors – there are so many of them, there are a couple of bad ones, but nearly everyone has their own opinion of their favorite one. The latest remix of Jack U’s hit with the Biebs comes from Chet Porter, a Toronto native who has delivered stunning future flips of Ryan Hemwsworth, Zedd, and Porter Robinson. Porter’s remix is unique because he didn’t take on the original track, rather he chose to re-work Ember Island’s ethereal cover – to great success. Ember Island’s heavenly croons provide the perfect partner for Porter’s beautiful synth melodies and jaw-dropping production.

Free Download: Jack Ü/Ember Island – Where Are Ü Now (Chet Porter Remix)

House | Michael Calfan Unveils His Summer Anthem “Mercy”

Posted by on June 24, 2015


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We’ve come a long way since the days of listening to disco, house, and techno in illegal warehouse parties, but the soul and emotion of dance music has never changed. As dance music has grown bigger and bigger, producers have looked outside of traditional genre boundaries, bringing together different elements of various genres to create more innovative, niche sounds. Michael Calfan has been exploring deeper sonic territories of house lately, combining deep house with elements of big room to create what he dubs “soul house.” His latest track, “Mercy,” is soul house at its finest, as Calfan layers a piano-driven melody with an old-school vocal sample and blaring horn arrangements that gives the track a sunny personality.