Moonrise is just about two weeks away and I can only hope you're as psyched as I am. Its gonna be one of those festivals that I'm sure everyone in attendance won't easily forget. I know you all are itching to get those dancing feet moving so to help satisfy your festival urges until the The post 10 Tracks You’ll Hear At Moonrise Festival 2017 appeared first on EDM Sauce.

YULTRON is a steadily rising name in the bass music community with  past collaborations including Ookay and B-Sides. While his catalog of remixes and originals range across genres from trap to dubstep to future bass, YULTRON’s latest original, “Make Electro Great Again,” takes listeners down memory lane back to the days when electro ruled the main stage.The first half of the track is guided by a steady four-on-the-floor beat. Gradually accompanying the rhythm with grandiose synths and piercing snarls, the LA producer eventually breaks the second drop into half-time. “Make Electro Great Again” successfully pays homage to a genre that played dance music’s early commercial growth in the US andRead more:Yultron, Ookay, Kayzo, and Dotcom link for ‘Tempura Roll’Watch the music video for Ookay’s ‘Thief’Listen to this hilariously tasteless mix that defies all genres

Anonymous Melbourne act, Running Touch, has released his newest electronic pop/funk tune “Equaliser,” featuring I.H. The producer, singer/songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has watched his efforts materialize this year, with his debut EP A Body Slow eclipsing the top spot on iTunes electronic album charts, peaking at #9 overall. 2017 also saw the enigmatic artist open for illustrious acts like ODESZA and ZHU for the Australian legs of their tours.According to Running Touch, “Equaliser” unexpectedly sprang from a year’s worth of experimentation and compiling ideas: “A completely haphazard tweak led to me terraforming the song and it being pulled out of the “maybe” pile amongst the 20 odd demos I had,” he said.While incorporating various elements of pop and electronic, “Equaliser”‘s offbeat idiosyncrasies are what make it compelling. The funky track’s intertwining, fragmented vocal sampling and distortion add variation to the steady, booty-shaking bassline.Read More: Watch ODESZA’s mesmerizing live set from their A Moment Apart tourZHU shares mystifying official music video for Exhale/StardustDate & venue announced for Road to Ultra Australia in Melbourne