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This month, Los Angeles DJ/producer—DJ 4TiFy—released his newest original single “It Ain’t Complicated” featuring Mickey Shiloh. The track is a The post 4tify Excited About…

Having established themselves as one of dance music’s most esteemed and visually creative duos to hit the scene, Pegboard Nerds possess an enviable resume that includes over 300 million streams across two EPs, Beatport number 1’s, and Billboard top charting projects. Today,

Sponsored post by Hammarica Australia’s rising star producer Fvturistic announces the release of his new track “Move My Body, dropping The post Mind Melting Bass…

MARTIN GARRIX is on a roll with a string of future bass releases and bigroom house tracks. In a recent The post MARTIN GARRIX ABOUT…

With summer just around the corner, Sabrina Malheiros has dropped the second track from her forthcoming album Clareia. With Sabrina’s phenomenal voice shining brighter than ever ‘Sol, Ceu E Mar’ is a Brazilian boogie-funk belter featuring Azymuth members Alex Malheiros

Seattle based house music producer David Lowell Smith has been very busy with great new releases for you to check out. 4 new releases on 3 labels . Although his career in electronic music began with a couple of bad

Dub Mechanics – Deep Dark Places EP2 Releases Los Angeles based DJ and veteran producer Dub Mechanics launches his 79th release on his label Revv Shop Recordings. Deep Dark Places EP 2 brings a second round of deep dark tech

Check out Kia Mazzi – Mothership HERE KIA MAZZI believes that the artist should remain “the student of the game” and to keep practicing, and to follow their ideals. Some logistical mistakes should be expected during that growth. Kia also believes

Lucas Satin is a busy bee. As the founder of tech startup Nanotrik, he and his team make and sell wearable devices for music and other purposes. But outside of his busy tech career, he fell in love with EDM and

The first release was fittingly a remix collab with Greg Gow, for the French techno artist Marst, on Kevin Saunderson’s KMS label SUPERDRIIIV takes us way out of the box with their 80s dipped rendition of Hibernate’s ‘Just One Time’. This

Computer Controlled takes the honor for the relaunch of the Area 303 label. And CITY LIMITS also comes with a little restyling of the label’s artwork. City limits is Mental Acid with dual odd signature Acid lines. BUY ON BEATPORT