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Deep House | Calippo – Need A Friend (Original Mix)

Posted by on July 3, 2014

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Reaching as high as number two on the Beatport deep house charts, Calippo strikes gold with his Enormous Tunes’s “Need A Friend” release. If he continues to release tracks like this, everyone will want to be his friend. This is a tune and a half. Go support it on Beatport. Wooooooooo!

Purchase: Calippo – Need A Friend (Original Mix)

Progressive House | Hook N Sling ft. Karin Park – Tokyo By Night (Axwell Remix)

Posted by on April 28, 2014

Hook N Sling ft. Karin Park - Tokyo By Night (Axwell Remix)There are no words to describe just how mindblowingly good this song is. “Tokyo By Night” has been floating around the internet for close to three years, in classic Axwell fashion, but now you can buy it on Beatport. It rivals “Payback” for the tune of the year and as of now, a race that should go neck and neck well into the summer. This is about as close as you get to perfection. The only way this doesn’t go Beatport number one is if Dimitri Vegas & Like buy enough “Tremor” enough to keep it at the top.

Beatport: Hook N Sling ft. Karin Park – Tokyo By Night (Axwell Remix)

Progressive House | Klingande – Jubel (Martell Bootleg)

Posted by on March 14, 2014

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Martin Fjaestad, a 19 year old Swedish producer has just released his bootleg of the much beloved “Jubel” by Klingande. He has kept the signature saxophone as well as a large portion of the original but has made it even more melodic with a huge progressive melody that takes over the build and the drop. Overall, the original is probably better but this holds up pretty well against it.

Free Download: Klingande – Jubel (Martell Bootleg)

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Progressive House | The Chainsmokers vs. Tove Lo – Habits

Posted by on January 7, 2014

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With their latest remix of Tove Lo’s “Habits”, The Chainsmokers wanted to find the middle ground between the bass heavy, hardstyle kick filled festival tracks that we all love even though they all sound the same, and the more typical progressive sound that they are accustomed to. They successfully did that by having multiple distinct drops that incorporate both of those sounds. The drops progress into one another creating an interesting, dynamic track while fulfilling their desire to explore the festival realm. They’ve released a very large number of tracks in the past year so it’s hard to rank them but I would say this is one of their better ones.

Free Download: The Chainsmokers vs. Tove Lo – Habits

House, Review, Trance | Middy’s Top 10 Tracks Of 2013

Posted by on December 20, 2013

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It’s that time of the year, the deluge of top something lists are being forced down your throat, for better or for worse, and we are not going to miss out on the party. In addition, to more general top tracks, albums or the year type of things, some of us have chosen our favorites of the year. Start the countdown.

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Exclusive, Hip-Hop, Videos | Dylan Owen — Ghosts Revisited [Music Video & Interview]

Posted by on December 17, 2013

There are very few artists shy of national recognition who seem to have really found themselves as artists; those who have truly discovered their sound and taken advantage of how it connects and resonates with people. Dylan Owen most definitely has, and with each release his understanding of his sound—that carefully crafted blend of highly-skilled lyricism, indie song-craft, and honesty—becomes more illuminated. It’s no wonder that he’s gained such a tight-knit following as quickly as he has. He’s not afraid to wrestle with conflict or to embrace his vulnerability, and that’s where his talent as a songwriter and rapper pays off the most. Today, Dylan has let go of a new video for “Ghosts Revisited”, a song that originally appeared on his 2012 EP Keep Your Friends Close. The song has been revised and updated (and now features additional vocals by Kiah Victoria and Kaleigh Young), which is fitting, given the time since he wrote the original, and how the experiences depicted have shifted in his mind throughout time. To give you a better understanding of how this process began, what he envisioned for this version, and what we can expect to see next, I reached out to Dylan, and below you can see what he had to say.

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Cover | Neon Hitch — We Can’t Stop (Miley Cover) [Prod. Kinetics & One Love]

Posted by on September 16, 2013


After a few number one dance hits and a notable feature on Gym Class Heroes’ “Ass Back Home”, British singer/songwriter Neon Hitch’s stock is at an all-time high. After spending some time in Kinetics & One Love’s NYC studio, they created this smooth reinterpretation of Miley’s hit “We Can’t Stop” (in addition to some other material to be released soon), complete with improved lyrics and a downtempo, horn-driven beat from One Love that shows off the budding beatmaker’s tremendous versatility. Check it out, and be sure to connect with all three artists below.

Neon Hitch | Kinetics | One Love