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Progressive House | Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman – ID2

Posted by on September 23, 2014

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No this is not some ode to a bygone era of constant Avicii IDs, this is simply just the name that has become branded to this tune, including on radio tracklists and to retitle it might damage the effect of the release. Let’s hope it doesn’t start a trend of artists releasing songs legitimately called “ID” because that would cause some serious problems for guys like Eric Prydz. Size has been on fire this year with their usual suspects of high energy tunes, but also a new smattering of deeper, groovier tunes that have escaped the clutches of his newly formed We Are All X imprint. In the mold of those big progressive tunes, Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman return for their 4th release on the label, first since April’s smash single “Payback” that still echoes around the few remaining festival grounds and now filled arenas & concert halls. Expect to hear “ID2” plenty as the year closes out.

Another note worth mentioning, their Tom Ordell remix that was previewed last summer will finally get a release date soon, so stay tuned to Vangelis & Wyman’s socials for details.

Beatport: Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman – ID2

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Bass, Chill, Trap | Royal – Royal’s Theme

Posted by on August 25, 2014

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Talk about a game changer. Royal has been on a grind lately, and with his newest release, “Royals Theme,” it doesn’t seem like he’ll be stopping anytime soon. As a teaser of his upcoming EP, the dude Royal just dropped this upbeat, fresh, and smooth future tune to get ya’ll psyched up, and I think he delivered pretty strong. Stay on the lookout for the full tracklist – I don’t think “disappointment” is a word this guy even knows.

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Deep House | Mountain Of Youth – Thinkin’ Bout Love Ft. The Night VI & Jay Z

Posted by on July 9, 2014

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Mountain Of Youth has been on my radar since I was introduced to his L A Y L A “Smokestacks” remix, and his latest remix of “Thinkin’ Bout Love” featuring The Night & Jay Z is an underrated, under the radar jam that ya’ll need to hear. It’s so refreshing like ice water, and sometimes that’s all you need to satisfy the mind and body, artificial flavoring is for headaches, so enjoy this organic hip hop deep house remix, and have yourself a great day. This is a must listen and a must download!

Free Download: Mountain Of Youth – Thinkin’ Bout Love Ft. The Night VI & Jay Z

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Progressive House | Friendzone ft. Tyler Fiore – Chasing Paradise

Posted by on July 1, 2014

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Friendzone are a couple of guys from London, Ontario who have been on the rise these past few months. Large, atmospheric progressive house songs are what they have become known for and that is what “Chasing Paradise”, their latest release is.

Free Download: Friendzone ft. Tyler Fiore – Chasing Paradise

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Electro-House | The Bloody Beetroots – Keep On Dancing Feat. Drop The Lime (Angger Dimas Remix)

Posted by on May 13, 2014

The Bloody Beetroots - Keep On Dancing Feat. Drop The Lime (Angger Dimas Remix)Sir Bob has released the remix package for one of the most popular tunes from his recently released sophomore artist album “Hide”. We highlight Angger Dimas who keeps many of the natural elements of the original and then the drop comes in with unrestrained aggression, getting after it with fearsome kicks and snares and glitchy synths. Angger Dimas has been on fire with huge collabs the past year and keeps that going with a big time remix for the knightly producer.

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Deep House | Collin McLoughlin Releases Exclusive Mix

Posted by on May 6, 2014

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Collin McLoughlin has been on a roll as of late. From headlining Mandala in Puerto Vallarta to dropping ID‘s with Dash Berlin, he’s quickly becoming an act to catch live. Earlier today, Collin dropped a brilliant future house / deep house mix that features Foamo, Julian Bashmore, and Karma Kid. Collin even included a never-before-heard collaboration with a notable deep house producer. You can catch Collin McLoughlin headlining live in Boston on May 14th at NAGA. Sit back and relax. You are now in the mix.

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Videos | Kinetics & One Love — Time Machine (Feat. Neon Hitch) [Music Video]

Posted by on May 2, 2014

It’s been a year-and-a-half since we last heard from Kinetics & One Love, who have been steadily building a reputation as one of the most talented and promising duos in the genre on any scale. Always conceptual in their artistry, 2012’s terrific album You Are Not Alone solidified elements of their philosophical identity and developed an iconic sense of self, one that many artists are unable to conjure throughout the span of a career. Now, after a brief hiatus writing and producing for other artists (Neon Hitch, Melanie Martinez), they’ve returned with an even deeper and more fully-developed vision and aesthetic, continuing their streak of new music releases where a sense of progression is invoked. It’s expected at this point, and in a genre where progression isn’t commonplace and often first albums are a rapper’s most heralded, it bears a lot of weight that this group simply can’t make new music without “development” being a part of the dialogue.

“Time Machine” features the powerful vocals of Neon Hitch, and ups-the-ante for up-and-comers with its video by Hourglass Films, setting the bar for depth and quality at a level that may have never been surpassed before by independent artists. The track features Kinetics as innovative and visionary as he’s ever been on the mic, invoking the sentiments of Nikola Tesla, using the second verse to detail elements of his poignant death, from the hotel room to the “do not disturb” sign on the door that he left prior to his passing. One Love, too, shows his maturity as a producer here, not just inviting the listener to enter this world, but keeping them there. While his production here isn’t as much in the forefront as it has been on songs like “Vecina Del Mar” and “You Could Save Us All”, he’s become so adept at using the intricacies of his production to complement his vocalists, and its often the subtleties of his work that are the most resonant.

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