Albums | Ultra Music Festival 2025: David Guetta and Sia join Afrojack, Skrillex returns, world debut of Anyma b2b Solomun & more

Posted by on April 1, 2025

Ultra Music Festivalconcluded its sold-out 25th anniversary celebration at Bayfront Park – a legacy defining weekend from Friday, March 28 – Sunday, March 30 that paid homage to the festival’s iconic history while further cementing Ultra as the World’s Premier Electronic Music Festival. 


Over three days, the festival welcomed 165,000 attendees from more than 100 countries. Ultra continued its celebrated tradition of broadcasting to millions of Ultranauts around the world with the #ULTRALIVE stream. #ULTRALIVE featured a stacked schedule of performances from multiple stages throughout the weekend, in addition to exclusive curated content like artist and fan interviews. The RESISTANCE Megastructure and The Cove also hosted their own dedicated streams across all three days, welcoming underground music stalwarts to bask in uninterrupted house and techno tuneage.

Other Friday highlights include Everything Always – the collaborative project between John Summit and Dom Dolla – closing down the Main Stage for the duo’s Ultra debut; Subtronics bringing his bass-heavy sound to the Ultra Main Stage for a daylight headlining set; and Ultra veterans Tiëstoand Alesso pulling devoted fans’ nostalgia strings with headlining Main Stage sets filled to the brim with their classic tracks. The two dance music legends also came with special surprises, with Tiësto premiering a new collaboration with Odd Moband Alesso bringing out iconic vocalist Nadia Ali for a guest appearance. 


RESISTANCE ULTRA Worldwide’s esteemed house and techno brand – featured a weekend full of electrifying underground performances, including Charlotte De Witte’s Friday closing set at the RESISTANCE Megastructure, which followed jaw-dropping sets from Boris Brejcha, ARTBAT, and Miss Monique. At the RESISTANCE Cove Stage, Eli Brown performed a widely heralded, two-hour house and techno bonanza for his Friday closing headlining set.

Meanwhile, over on the Worldwide Stage’s Friday programming (which featured A State Of Trance takeover),Armin van Buuren played two of his three Ultra 2025 headlining sets – one solo set before an epic b3b with Maddixand Oliver Heldens. At the Live Stage, Zeds Dead shut down Friday night with the Ultra debut of their ‘Return To The Spectrum Of Intergalactic Happiness’ set, which followed Pendlum’s first live set at Ultra since 2022 and performances from Chase & Status and Nero

The UMF Radio Stage had a monumental opening day as well, with Australia’s freewheeling underground maverickPartiboi69bringing his extraterrestrial event series ‘Area 69’ to Ultra for the very first time. The Partiiboi69-curated takeover featuring debut festival performances from Ketboi69 (Partiboi69 x KETTAMA), Partiboi69 b2b Juicy Romance, and Skream b2b Interplanetary Criminal, Ahadaream, and more. 

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Albums | Dandy and Ramraz Confront the Past with Haunting Honesty on “Couldn’t Make a Sound”

Posted by on April 1, 2025

Dandy and Ramraz are no strangers to pushing sonic and emotional boundaries, but “Couldn’t Make a Sound” might be their most poignant release yet. A fusion of garage beats, ethereal synths, and deeply confessional lyricism, the track is as moving as it is hypnotic. The Israeli duo masterfully balance vulnerability with groove, proving that even the heaviest emotions can find a home on the dancefloor.

The song unravels a story of pain and repression, with Dandy’s lyrics painting a picture of silent suffering. “You gave me no place to choose if I wanna lose myself again,” they sing, capturing the helplessness of past trauma. The weight of these words is carried by a production style that feels both intimate and expansive—Ramraz layers crisp percussion with warm, nostalgic chords, creating a contrast between urgency and melancholy. It’s a track that pulses with emotion, yet refuses to be consumed by it.

What makes “Couldn’t Make a Sound” so gripping is its duality. The melody is soft yet commanding, the beat propulsive yet haunting. There’s an undeniable catharsis in the way the song moves—like an exhale after years of holding it all in. It’s the kind of track that lingers long after it ends, leaving listeners with both sonic satisfaction and something to reflect on. As Dandy and Ramraz gear up for their upcoming EP, this single sets a powerful precedent for what’s to come.

Albums | Luwidakid Sets the Stage Ablaze with “True Colors” — A Fusion of Afrobeats & Hip-Hop

Posted by on March 27, 2025

Pittsburgh-based artist Luwidakid is back with a bang, dropping his latest single, “True Colors” — a vibrant blend of Afrobeats and Hip-Hop that promises to set dance floors on fire. Known for his signature genre fusion, which he dubs “afro-jig,” Luwidakid continues to push musical boundaries with infectious rhythms, sharp lyricism, and undeniable charisma.

Born in Cameroon and raised in Northern Virginia, Luwidakid’s sound is a melting pot of influences. Drawing inspiration from icons like Bob Marley, P-Square, Kid Cudi, and Kendrick Lamar, he’s crafted a style that feels both globally inspired and deeply personal. After moving to Pittsburgh to attend the University of Pittsburgh, Luwidakid immersed himself in the city’s music scene, building a loyal following with his dynamic live performances and genre-bending tracks.

“True Colors” is the ultimate party anthem — bursting with lively percussion, catchy melodies, and an undeniable groove. The track was born last summer when Luwidakid’s friend Curley tagged him in an Instagram post featuring the beat. Instantly inspired, he penned the lyrics, determined to showcase not only his ability to craft feel-good bangers but also his sharp lyrical prowess.

“Once Curley sent me the beat, the flow just started playing in my head. I wanted to show my rap ability, so I made sure my verses were lyrically tight. When I recorded it at Nightfall Studio, everyone who heard it was blown away — the song just feels so good,” Luwidakid shares.

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House | MARZI Debuts on Modern Delivery with “Dancing & Crying”

Posted by on March 25, 2025

After years of shaping hits behind the scenes, Los Angeles-based producer and DJ MARZI steps into the spotlight with “Dancing & Crying,” his latest evolution in sound, arriving March 25 via Modern Delivery, a brand new dance & electronic label. With a background in hip-hop production that earned him a GRAMMY nomination, MARZI’s evolution into dance music marks a defining new chapter in his career.

The inspiration for “Dancing & Crying” stems from a melody that had been stuck in MARZI’s head for years as a piece originally conceived in the hip-hop world that he reimagined through the lens of house music. The track’s emotive piano melodies and pulsating rhythm are influenced by an unforgettable experience at Porter Robinson’s Hard Summer performance, where MARZI witnessed the emotional connection between music and the audience. “This song has been stuck in the back of my head for years, so to finally be able to finalize it and release it to the world is very satisfying.”

MARZI has also introduced a distinctive production style that bridges his hip-hop roots with house music, crafting custom drum kits to create dynamic, live-sounding percussion fills that set his tracks apart. “Live drum fills aren’t unheard of in dance music, but I think they are underused; I really want my music to have these live elements combined with modern synths and production styles to make something new and unique.”

With “Dancing & Crying,” MARZI establishes himself as an exciting new voice in dance music, pushing the boundaries of sound and emotion. This release is just the beginning of what’s to come from both MARZI and Modern Delivery.

News | Lilian Hak Returns With ‘I Will Ever Be Your Head,’ A Cinematic Statement

Posted by on March 21, 2025


Dutch producer and songwriter Lilian Hak latest single, ‘I Will Ever Be Your Head’ is a meticulously layered blend of soultronic, indie, and cinematic pop, setting the stage for her upcoming album RESET.

Anchored by a deep bass riff, jazzy drums, and brass arrangements, the track finds its groove somewhere between Michael Kiwanuka, Portishead, and Lana Del Rey, yet still feels distinctly Hak’s own.

Lyrically, she pulls from Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice and Hitchcock’s Rear Window, exploring themes of digital isolation and power dynamics. “The song’s protagonist refuses to be manipulated,” Hak explains. “I am not your fool to tag.”

Hak has spent years crafting music that blurs the lines between theatrical, electronic, and pop realms. She has shared stages with M83, The Kills, and Kashmir, while her compositions have found homes in prime-time TV, major Dutch radio, and NYC’s WFMU.

RESET sees her pushing further, building on a foundation of intricate production and layered storytelling.

With ‘I Will Ever Be Your Head’, Hak is in full control – carefully constructing soundscapes that challenge, captivate, and refuse to be easily defined.

Albums, News | BLNK CNVS’s Miami Music Week 2025: Where the Biggest Artists Are At

Posted by on March 19, 2025

Miami’s electronic undercurrent would be unrecognizable without BLNK CNVS. Not content with merely throwing events, this production powerhouse has become a cultural catalyst, shaping the city’s sonic identity with each carefully curated show.

As Miami Music Week approaches, BLNK CNVS once again emerges as the silent architect behind the chaos, orchestrating a symphony of late-night escapades and beautiful pool-side events. Their collaborations stretch beyond standard bookings—this is a company with deep roots in the industry, aligning with tastemakers like Anjunabeats, Heldeep, Deadbeats, and Confession to build experiences that extend past the music and into the atmosphere. The TLDR is: If it carries the BLNK CNVS name, expect an unforgettable ride.

Their ability to draw names like Calvin Harris, NGHTMRE, and Zeds Dead year round is impressive, but it’s their curation of unexpected lineups and immersive themes that keeps their audiences engaged, year after year. Whether commanding a 5,000-strong crowd or crafting an invite-only, an after-arty, or an off-the-grid experience, they redefine what a night out during Miami Music Week can be.

With an insatiable drive to elevate live electronic music, BLNK CNVS is less a company and more a movement. They are at the heart of the culture for Miami Music Week, weaving together talent, environment, and emotion in ways that keep Miami’s heartbeat in sync with the music.

Perfect production, seamless sound, and an all-star cast – BLNK CNVS has made Miami Music Week a masterclass in event execution, and this year is no exception. They’ve lined up another blockbuster slate of shows, and you won’t want to miss a single one. Find the complete event schedule and ticket links below.

EXPLORE THE ENTIRE BLNK CNVS EVENT CALENDAR FOR MIAMI MUSIC WEEK 2025

March 26-30, 2025 (Week Passes)

  • SURFCOMBER MIAMI MUSIC WEEK – Miami, FL @ SURFCOMBER HOTEL
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  • NAUTILUS MIAMI MUSIC WEEK – Miami, FL @ NAUTILUS HOTEL
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March 26, 2025

  • HEARTFELDT POOL PARTY – Miami, FL @ NAUTILUS HOTEL
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  • PRODIGY SHOWCASE – Miami, FL @ MAD CLUB
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March 27, 2025

  • HILOMATIK – Miami, FL @ Wynwood Marketplace
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  • Major League DJz – Miami, FL @ MAD CLUB
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  • ACRAZE – Miami, FL @ MANA 320
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  • AXTONE & FRIENDS – Miami, FL @ NAUTILUS HOTEL
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  • STMPD RCRDS POOL PARTY – Miami, FL @ SURFCOMBER HOTEL
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  • TAPE B MIAMI BLOCK PARTY – Miami, FL @ Wynwood Marketplace
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  • ALL DAY RAVE – Miami, FL @ MAD LIVE
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  • AUDIEN PRESENTS: PROGRESSIVE. HOUSE NEVER DIED – Miami, FL @ MAD LIVE
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  • DEADBEATS vs Cyclops Recordings – Miami, FL @ Mana Warehouse
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March 28, 2025

  • AREA 10: MK POOL PARTY – Miami, FL @ SURFCOMBER HOTEL
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  • D.O.D MIAMI – Miami, FL @ MAD CLUB
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  • ARMADA INVITES POOL PARTY – Miami, FL @ NAUTILUS HOTEL
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  • SPACE CULT TAKEOVER – Miami, FL @ MANA 320
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  • BROWNIES & LEMONADE – Miami, FL @ MANA Warehouse
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March 29, 2025

  • OSCAR G: MADE IN MIAMI – Miami, FL @ NAUTILUS HOTEL
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  • RITUALS TAKEOVER – Miami, FL @ SURFCOMBER
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  • ANJUNADEEP OPEN AIR MIAMI – Miami, FL @ Wynwood Market Place
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  • SHAQ’S BASS ALL-STARS – Miami, FL @ MANA Warehouse
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  • MARKUS SCHULZ OPEN TO CLOSE – Miami, FL @ MAD CLUB
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  • JAUZ PRESENTS: BITE THIS! – Miami, FL @ MANA 320
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  • DEF MIAMI – Miami, FL @ MAD LIVE
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March 30, 2025

  • TOOLROOM MIAMI POOL PARTY – Miami, FL @ SURFCOMBER HOTEL
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  • ANJUNABEATS MIAMI POOL PARTY – Miami, FL @ NAUTILUS HOTEL
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  • LAVERN – Miami, FL @ MAD CLUB
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  • BROWNIES & LEMONADE: DNBNL – Miami, FL @ MAD LIVE
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  • OUTRO – Miami, FL @ Mana Wynwood
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Albums | Landon Sky Shines with Stirring Anti-War Anthem ‘Hope’: A Powerful Evolution of Sound

Posted by on March 18, 2025

Landon’s artistic path has been anything but linear. From his church upbringing and teenage bands to writing books and creating TV shows presented in Cannes, Landon Sky’s creative world is vast. Since his 2024 debut with ‘Jaguar’, he has continuously evolved, and ‘Hope’ cements his position as not just a pop producer, but a storyteller with heart and purpose. Landon has carved out a name with catchy, danceable tracks, but ‘Hope’ shows a new dimension to his artistry. It’s emotional, cinematic, and raw — blending marching drums, epic synths, and gut-punch melodies. It tells the tragic story of a man who loses his partner to war, channeling the devastation into a plea for love, peace, and unity. You can almost hear the violence and grief in the production, yet Landon weaves in glimmers of hope, making it a journey through loss and healing. Check it out above now!