Earlier this month, one of dance music’s champions, the venerable Eric Prydz, debuted his new alias, Tonja Holma, on Pryda Recordings.In the four-track offering, Prydz takes a deep dive into his immensely impressive new take on progressive house. Much more minimalistic in its approach, the new alias begs its listeners to expect the unexpected. And although Tonja Holma has already made several appearances on Prydz’ Essential Mixes, it’s a thrilling venture to see out to fruition, nonetheless.Now, Prydz’ has announced his “Stay With Me” Pryda tune —largely known by fans as the “Psytrance ID” — will see its official, final mastering’s release on November 20.Most recently, the track saw out an inaugural slot on Prydz’ November 9 Epic Radio show via Beats 1, although, it has previously seen the light of day on Above & Beyond’s Group Therapy, and even garnered itself plentiful YouTube rips.Read More:MUST LISTEN: Eric Prydz debuts 4-track EP under Tonja Holma aliasEric Prydz announces debut EP under his enigmatic Tonja Holma alias

Over the past year, Slaptop has been giving out bits and pieces of his first full-length album to his quickly growing fanbase, and the response has been suitably positive. The day has finally arrived, and With You is available in its entirety.Starting it off strong with “Panama,” Slaptop showcases the style of house where he truly shines, on the production side of things – just take his official remix of Bob Moses‘ hit “Tearing Me Up,” as a previous example – as well as on the vocals, which he performs himself. Similarly, “With You,” “Change,” and “Palm” all follow this signature style, and all feature the man himself on the vocals.Along with his own voice, Slaptop gathers quite the team of vocalists for the album. Many of the collaborative tracks are where the young producer departs from his usual style, such as the melodic house piece “Another Life,” with Geneva White, to the more disco-oriented “Passengers,” featuring Will Fraker. Slaptop goes so far as to venture into future bass with “I Try” and “Come Down,” and even some R&B with “What I Mean.”With You does what any great album should do: solidifies the artists signature style while exploring entirely new areas of creativity. As such, it is a stellar debut album that bodes particularly well for a long, successful career that is sure to be ahead of the young talent.Read More:Premiere: Slaptop – Come Down (Feat. Rozzi Crane)Slaptop – It Isn’t Mine (Original Mix)Bob Moses – Tearing Me Up (Slaptop Remix)

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Get down to this new song just dropped by Felix Cartal, “Falling Down.” We’ve heard some good stuff from Felix before. But when I heard these frequencies hit, I knew this would be one to remember. The stellar sound design starts it out strong, and fifty seconds in things really get going on top of some killer house textures. Stream The post Felix Cartal – Falling Down appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Who doesn't love that funky disco sound? The producer Birdee pulls it off wonderfully on this new drop, “Give into Love.” With crisp vocal chops provided by Chloe Amber this has an irresistible summer sound. We'll definitley be keeping an eye out for more from Birdee and in the meantime “Give into Love” will be heavy in our music rotation. The post Birdee – Give Into Love ft. Chloe Amber appeared first on EDM Sauce.

We all have our favorite remix album, but Lido just released a compilation of massive future/trap tunes on “Everything Remixed” that may have some of us second guessing. The album features a versatile collaboration of artists putting their own personal spin on the new Lido tunes and needless to say, it is a beautiful masterpiece. ; Jaykode and The post Lido changes everything with “Everything Remixed” appeared first on EDM Sauce.

The Subterranean isn’t exactly where you would expect a bunch of bass heads to coalesce in downtown Chicago. However, that is just what happened on Friday March 31 when the hole-in-the-wall bar opened its doors to rising producer Bleep Bloop. The artist, who has been gaining steady momentum over the years, has attracted the attention The post Bleep Bloop Revives Old School Hip-Pop and Maintains Status as Bass God appeared first on EDM Sauce.