Jackal has been a project that has had an immense amount of recognition since it started. This Los Angeles based producer has been popping out banger after banger for years. Working with familiar artists like Boombox Cartel, CRNKN, and Grandtheft, have also brought a great amount of attention to Jackal's career. From the producer that brought us the hard hitting The post Jackal Releases A Future Bass Original appeared first on EDM Sauce.

As we inch closer to Miami Music Week, all the bangers are coming out. Producers are pushing out the party records they’ve been holding in and many of those are being released for free. Today we share with you twelve of those records, as well as a cool down mix to get your Friday popping. Works this week come to us from the likes of ARMNHMR, Jeremiah Red, Havok Roth, Arius, NGHTMRE and many more. As you go through our selections you’ll encounter some future bass, some electro, dubstep and trap. That’s not all, but all you need to know for now. Before we let you dive in, just remember one very important thing as you go through your weekend: #Danceirresponsibly.

Swedish duo Icona Pop has long been a fierce pop force to be reckoned with. They went light on the singles for the majority of 2017 in the wake of “Brightside,” but have returned for the summer armed with one of their catchiest to date.Said to be co-written by Tove Lo, “GIRLS GIRLS” is a fun, fist-pump-friendly vocal track that puts issues of equality and womanhood into the spotlight without getting too serious. Playing with subtle future house influences whilst keeping things as hooky as one would expect from the TEN Music Group act, “GIRLS GIRLS” proves a single every bit worth the wait from an act always welcomed within the dance/pop remits.Read More:Louis the Child & Icona Pop – Weekend (Original Mix)DA Premiere: Icona Pop – Emergency (Sam Feldt Remix)Icona Pop – Get Lost (Kasbo Remix)

Valentine’s Day can mean many different things. Some look forward to time spent with their beloved, while others lament they still haven’t found theirs. No matter the situation, these three playlists — curated by Alina Baraz, Filous, and the Dancing Astronaut staff, respectively— provide the perfect Valentine’s Day soundtrack, regardless of perspective.Our first playlist comes from Alina Baraz. Much like her work with Galimatias, the results are sultry. The vocalist unsurprisingly features songs from other top singers, such as The Weeknd, Kehlani, and, in an appreciated nod to those who came before, Ginuwine. Delving into tracks that range from pop to RnB to rap, the playlist finds its cohesion in the shared, sensual smoothness that permeates each selection.The second playlist is curated by Austrian producer and multi-instrumentalist Filous. Opening with his latest track, the Mat Kearney-assisted “Goodbye,” Filous then explores an ebullient variety of chill meditations interspersed with ecstatic, pop-inflected pieces. This artist’s inclusions lean firmly into the more sedate genres of electronic music, while also making time to celebrate pop — even finding a spot for The Beatles‘ classic, “All You Need Is Love”. On the whole, Filous’ playlist is more energetic than Baraz’s, opting for an invigorating approach to Valentine’s Day.Finally, the Dancing Astronaut staff came together create an eclectic Valentine’s Day playlist. A classic Flume remix kicks off this collection, though care was taken to feature some deep cuts from the electronic scene. Following the newly-crowned Grammy winner, the venerable Hall & Oates make an appearance. Daft Punk pervade the playlist with several entries, as do Skrillex and Chance The Rapper. Icons such as Justice and Above & Beyond appear in the selections alongside more experimental producers like Penthouse Penthouse, Nick Murphy (AKA Chet Faker), and Mr. Carmack. To round out the vibrance of the playlist, we’ve also included funkier cuts from GRiZ and Chromeo, and tender serenades from Gallant and LCD Soundsystem.Happy Valentine’s Day from your friends at Dancing Astronaut.

Mija continues to bend the boundaries of a multitude of genres with her new track “Bad For You,” featuring Kelli Schaefer. Fashion designer, musical curator and entrepreneur, Amber Giles continues to be a creative force in the dance music realm (or whatever realm she chooses to participate in).Connected by a mutual friend via the Internet, Mija produced the song and linked up Portland DIY artist Kelli Schaefer, who wrote the vocals and lyrics. The track is being released in correlation with the announcement of Mija’s upcoming debut EP How To Measure The Distance Between Lovers, set to drop in early 2018.Schaefer, a frequent member of the indie rock scene, is a perfect fit for Mija’s experimental production elements on the track, which includes a downtempo bassline, subtle pitched vocals, and a variety of electronic samples that words cannot describe.Read More:Mija announces new single coming Nov. 30, EP to followStream Mija’s collaborative Fk A Genre takeover from Dirtybird CampoutYour Paradise Fiji lineup announces 2017 lineup with Jauz, Mija and more

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