Chill | Steffen linck – Sticks & Stones ( EFIX & FLINT REMIX )
Posted by VMan on March 13, 2014
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EFIX & Flint did not hold back their emotions for their official remix of Steffen Linck’ “Sticks & Stones” released under Boy’s Deep. Dedicating this record to his mother, EFIX said this was his most sentimental music piece to date, and it must be the violin that takes it there. Spare 5 minutes out of your day and listen to this beauty, you won’t regret it, it gets deep! This is a must listen and look out for the release! If you like what you hear check more of these two’s work here.
Electronic | Porter Robinson – Sea Of Voices
Posted by Middy on March 2, 2014
We have been hearing about the album “Worlds” for quite some time now, and finally we have a peak at what it will sound like. Porter has repeated in interviews that it was not going to be like his other songs, but something more musical, a listening album. He released no music last year and still got even bigger in profile, a testament to the quality of each of his tunes. If his past work and “Sea Of Voices” is any indication, the album is going to be one of the best this year, without a doubt.
iTunes: Porter Robinson – Sea Of Voices
Preview, Progressive House | Thomas Newson feat. Angelika Vee – Don’t Hold Us (Preview)
Posted by Middy on February 18, 2014
Young Dutch phenom, the man responsible for hits like “Pallaroid” and “Flute“, Thomas Newson is back with anther tune that is a decidedly different tone and style from his previous productions. “Don’t Hold Us” is paired with the progressive house branch of Armada, Zouk, where this tune will work well within his discography and the label’s. Newson has collabs on the way with Bassjackers and Blinders, so don’t expect him to quiet down anytime soon. “Don’t Hold Us” is slated for release February 24th, so be on the lookout for it then.
Hip-Hop, Rap | Trey Palms – Back of My Mind
Posted by admin on February 14, 2014
Trey Palms has been on my radar for quite some time now and with his newest release, “Back of My Mind”, he has solidified in my mind the ability that he has to create catchy rap-R&B records. Trey has been working hard to live out his music dreams, travelling between his hometown of Baltimore and New York City. And, although I’m sure it isn’t easy, the hard work shows in his most recent work.
“Back of My Mind” is upbeat, fun and definitely a fitting track to kick off your Valentine’s Day plans (or lack thereof). Be sure to follow Trey on SoundCloud, and leave some feedback below!
Chill, Electronic | SYZ & ORCA – Outtaspace
Posted by BP on February 12, 2014
It’s just hit after hit from Cream Collective this week. SYZ and Orca came together on this track to create a deep ambient space with creative twists. “Outtaspace” is dreamy and mesmerizing. Vocal chops dance over pulsating synths in this chill masterpiece. I am impressed with the frequency and quality of work coming from both these artists. They are definitely names to watch out for. SYZ has an EP called “Roses” coming out on Cream Collective very soon – keep an eye out, and grab this track for free while you wait!
House | WhiteNoize & Nima G – Haters Get Mad
Posted by Adrego on February 11, 2014
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A wise Fat Jewish man once said, “I keep an umbrella with me at all times to shield me from the tears of my haters.” Keeping a hater umbrella handy is something San Francisco based Dj/production duo, WhiteNoize, should probably consider doing because these fellas go to work and where there is someone working hard , there is usually a hater lurking, ready to cry their big salty tears all over the place. This Tech-House tune with deep dance-floor tenancies goes out to the haters for staying on their job. Haters would be better off popping a molly and giving someone a hug, then they are wasting their bodie’s hydration on hate-tears but then who would fuel the tanks of the achievers in the world? Either way, haters are going to have to figure out a way to stay hydrated cause bottled water isn’t getting any cheaper and you know they stay broke.
Dubstep, Progressive House | Denzal Park & Dave Winnel – The Great Valley
Posted by Middy on February 9, 2014
A trio of under rated producers from down under come together to create something that is very different for both parties. They have become known for their clubby, progressive house, and with “The Great Valley” they keep some of that sound, but go for something a little more mellow and different. They eschew the trend of big drops and go for something more soothing, with long melodic segments that almost act as though they are narrating some epic journey, only to be interrupted by a Seven Lions-esque dubstep bridge. It is great to see artists experiment outside of their comfort zone, and even better to see it work and it does here in “The Great Valley”.