The anticipation is over. Part two of Helena Legend's “No Explanations” EP has been released.  Helena teased us with details of the three-track EP in a recent interview.  The Aussie producer mentioned that “Part 2 is a bit more upbeat”.  She also stated that this EP “has slightly different vibes from Part 1, but it all ties back The post Helena Legend – No Explanations, Pt.2 appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Next up on Peak Hour Music sees Bashment YC make his label debut with an infectious festival Trap banger named ‘Still In It’ -...

Major Lazer has always been known to provide us with great music, but they do also come out with some amazing videos for us to enjoy. Take for example their hit song ‘Lean On,' great song and also very popular music video. Today the stellar group released a new video of their recently released track The post Major Lazer Drops New Music Video Of ‘Know No Better’ appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Playing along the more eclectic lines of trap and future bass, Canadian wunderkind Vincent has released his newest production, “Breathe.” Within every release, the burgeoning producer showcases a thoughtfully constructed layout of striking synth work and booming bass refrains. While his reputation grew from colossal remixes like Alessia Cara’s “Here” and Meek Mill & Drake’s “R.I.C.O.,” Vincent has evolved in his artistic space throughout  his scarce, yet highly-revered originals.“Breathe” supports a cool-headed melody that is reminiscent of a placid summer day. The single is an enlivened piece that slowly builds with a poised premise of floaty lyricism and on-point percussion before dropping into a flurry of emphatic horns, glossy synths, and ghostly vocal samples.Read More:Vincent – Retrograde (Original Mix)Kehlani – Gangsta (Vincent Flip)Vincent’s newest original production ‘Her’ arrives with free four-track bundle

House music icon Steve Lawler turns his hand to a classic House track from another production legend, groove mania is sure to be coming...

Just in time for the weekend and the holidays around the corner, Jackmaster has shared his end-of-year Mastermix. Steeped in funk and oozing delectable disco anthems, the dynamic mix is masterfully crafted.Beginning in 2009, Jackmaster’s Mastermixes have since become an institution in the dance music world. This year, in near two hours, Jackmaster offers but a taste of the underground acid house-tinged basslines, thumping techno, and disco amalgamations the Glasgow act has long exuded.Between its vociferous disco diva proclamations, perpetually escalating groove, concise cadence, and impassioned funk, the mix is an idiosyncratic testament to an exceptional artist’s growth and felicitously unpredictable tendencies.Photo Credit: Martin CabreraRead More:Jackmaster calls out sexism in the music industry: ‘Something is very wrong here’Listen to the latest Essential Mix featuring The Chemical Brothers and Jackmaster b2b Armand Van HeldenJackmaster revisits his musical upbringing at Rubadub for ‘Origins’ film series

“Say It” by Alex Vela is a simple yet well constructed song pulling in subtle instrumental elements of music from the mid 90s. With...