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The DA Hot 25 is the definitive playlist series running through dance music culture and hand-delivering you with the essential tracks of the week. Whether it’s the hottest or quickest trending tracks, brand new music from your favorite artists, or songs from the unknown that should be landing on your radar, Dancing Astronaut brings you 25 carefully selected records that reflect what’s happening in our world.This week’s playlist features radio-friendly cuts from Axwell Λ Ingrosso, Kygo, and Illenium; speaker-blowing singles from REZZ, Malaa, and Ghastly; and more mellow offerings from filous, Kidswaste, and Lostboycrow. Additionally, we’ve provided our top picks from within The DA Hot 25, highlighting two standout tracks.The Heat of the Week: Illenium – Fractures (feat. Nevve)Illenium can’t seem to miss with his extraordinarily powerful style of future bass. His new single “Fractures” balances beautiful melodies with pumping synths as Nevve’s vocals ties the entire track together elegantly.The Breakout Select: REZZ – MatrixMau5trap prodigy REZZ,came forth with “Fourth Impact” – her long-awaited collaboration with rising star k?d – last week to many fans’ delight. Clearly a woman of the people, it seems that the skilled producer couldn’t wait to release a follow-up piece, “Matrix,” which brings her grimy, ominous tones to greater depths than perhaps ever before.Tune in each Friday, exclusively on Spotify, where The DA Hot 25 debuts weekly on our curator page.Follow Dancing Astronaut on SpotifyRead More:The DA Hot 25: February 3, 2017The DA Hot 25: January 27, 2017The DA Hot 25: January 20, 2017
After using Spotify to allude fans about a suspected forthcoming album, Odesza has finally come forward with the news of their latest 16-track project, A Moment Apart. With months of anticipation supported by the release of singles “Line of Sight” and “Late Night“, the Seattle-based duo have worked relentlessly to prepare for this colossal announcement.Set to be made available on September 8, A Moment Apart will feature an abundance of acclaimed vocalists like Leon Bridges, Regina Spektor and RY X, supporting Odesza’s charismatic style and continuous melodic development. Setting them apart from any other progressing electronic act, their stylistic approach to indietronica has paved the way to create dance music that is suited for any setting, moment and environment.Rewarding fans for their ongoing patience, the pair have also announced an upcoming world tour supporting the album, along with two newly available singles from the album, “Meridian” and “Corners Of the Earth”. Taking the opportunity to divulge into a matured sound, both tracks uncover an intermingled mix of their signature style with subtle hints of shifting harmonies.Read more:Watch This: ODESZA premiere an album’s worth of unreleased music at Red RocksWatch ODESZA’s official, fan-made music video for “Late Night”ODESZA – Line of Sight (feat. WYNNE & Mansionair)
This milkshake kid has been quite for a few months but comes back today with a banger. His take on Vic Mensa and Skrillex “No Chill” gives us hope for a week filled with bass bliss. ; The drums, melodies and hi hats leave the listener in a state of euphoria. Enough of our dissection The post Milkshake Takes On Skrillex For Epic Remix appeared first on EDM Sauce.
Borgore has gone through many stylistic phases, initially gaining momentum for his aggressive dubstep sound that fit perfectly with the newfound interest which 2010 US audiences had in the genre. As trap rose to popularity in the following years, Borgore was able to gain more momentum by pushing twerk music alongside a “booty-centric” aesthetic.Ultimately, Asaf Borger has centered his own music and his Buygore imprint around bass music in general, pulling from all ends of the aggressive dance music spectrum. Today, July 6, the producer has come full circle with “Domino,” enlisting the support of established reggae artist Mad Cobra. With his newest single, Borgore revisits his authentic style of heavy-handed dubstep in a fashion that will appeal to both his longtime fans and recent inductees.Read MoreBorgore releases bombastic playlist ahead of EDC ExclusiveWatch Borgore light up the crowd with this ‘Unicorn Zombie Apocalypse’ remixSteve Aoki & Borgore premiere their latest collaboration ‘Phenomena’
“F.F.Y. (Feeling For You)” is the debut single by the singer-songwriter-producer BISHØP. We’ve heard this artist on collaborations with the likes of Elephante and Firebeatz. But BISHØP is showing that she has the skills and vision for amazing originals. Just listen to the flowing house creation “F.F.Y.” You’ll love it and be eagerly looking out for more from The post BISHØP – F.F.Y. (Feeling For You) appeared first on EDM Sauce.
This September 5th-8th, Kansas City will be hosting Dancefestopia - one of the most anticipated festivals this summer. The experiences promised to attendees are...
Black Tiger Sex Machine make their highly anticipated return with "Everything" in collaboration with TMRRW and the vocalist Micah Martin. "Everything" has been played...
Bass maestro Eptic debuts the full-length version of his highly anticipated "Flesh & Blood" EP on Monstercat, featuring three brand new tracks brimming with dark, driving and...
As we move closer to the end of the year, artists are trying to get one more track out. This rush to wrap up brings out a ton of great records and because it is Christmas time, a lot of those releases are free. Good thing is we have collected some of our favorites for you from this past week. There were so many that we had to include an extra one, so instead of the usual twelve, you’re getting thirteen this week. Party on with works from Sean Turk, SKULS, Venessa Michaels, Reid Speed, Juicy M and many more. Stream them all, download the ones you dig, and enjoy the weekend. Most importantly, #danceirresponsibly.
“F.F.Y. (Feeling For You)” is the debut single by the singer-songwriter-producer BISHØP. We’ve heard this artist on collaborations with the likes of Elephante and Firebeatz. But BISHØP is showing that she has the skills and vision for amazing originals. Just listen to the flowing house creation “F.F.Y.” You’ll love it and be eagerly looking out for more from The post BISHØP – F.F.Y. (Feeling For You) appeared first on EDM Sauce.
The Golden Pony team up with Dasha to put their own take on the throwback “Let Me Love You” by Mario. The single has been put out by our good friends over at Uprise Music as a free download. There’s no reason for you NOT to grab this one. With the newly redefined “Let Me Love You” we get a slight throwback feel, but only a small taste; otherwise this one has been completely re-imagined by The Golden Pony. They step away from their usual house style to cut down the BPMs and bring something that can’t be put into one box. What it can be labeled as is groovy, smooth and fun. Leave it to The Golden Pony to cook up a smash hit, as they always do. This time around, they brought it back, then forward with “Let Me Love You.” Don’t forget, this one is a freebie!
French-American producer EGZOD has been sliding into headlines all over the internet. Returning with yet another original tune that is sure to turn some heads, EGZOD teamed up with Boston native Imagin8 on “Focus“, and released via Insomniac’s Discovery Project. Carlos Martins, has been honing in this Future Bass sound that has really taken his brand The post EGZOD & Imagin8 Destroy Discovery Project Release appeared first on EDM Sauce.
Julian Jeweil’s brand of techno is polished and unrelenting. Over the years, he’s remained true to his sound, crafting momentous compositions that have built major traction in his career. Throughout 2015 and 2016, his success culminated in multiple #1 hits, creating a whole new demand for his refined sound.His newest EP is yet another embodiment of the timeless style that has allowed him to climb the techno ranks. Titled Chrome, Jeweil presents listeners with fiery new originals fit for peaktime warehouse hours. The eponymous opener sets the tone of the EP, embracing muddled bass and cunning, hollow synth accents which add perfectly to the piece’s overall shadowy nature. Jeweil ties these effects together with his signature heavy percussion, with kicks that ensnare listeners in the track’s confines until it fades out.Chrome lands on Form Music on December 12th.Read More:Matador’s ‘The Enemy’ receives remixes from Julian Jeweil & Hot Since 82Techno Tuesday: Julian Jeweil on mastering the art of techno productionJulian Jeweil – Myli (Original Mix)
Matt Holliday is back once again at Bonzai Progressive with another stunning slice entitled Underworld. These last few years have been somewhat of a...
The Panda funk movement over the past several years has not only turned into a global movement, but one that paints a true picture of what the dance music industry should be. Becoming a home to countless up-and-coming artists, Oscar Olivo was the next natural choice for Free the Pandas. Having just released “Go Home”, this progressive vocal The post Oscar Olivo – Go Home appeared first on EDM Sauce.
Gusher aka Caracas, Venezuela based DJ and producer Gustavo Herrera debuts on Piston Recordings with the deep house grooves of Circadian Rhythm. Gustavo first...
Since he exploded onto the American clubbing circuit, New York based DJ and producer Lodato has seen his reputation amongst his peers rise at rapid pace,...
The Bay area producer turned overnight viral sensation back in 2014, SAM F, is out with his latest single, and it's not to be taken lightly. “Zone” is a Trap track with some serious vocal power from JVZEL layered over top. With lyrics like “I don't need your love. I ain't trippin' off you. So, baby, The post SAM F – Zone (Feat. JVZEL) appeared first on EDM Sauce.
One thing we love to do here at EDM Sauce is showcase up and coming talent and today we are bringing you another edition of ‘Under 2500'. Today we are featuring the artist, BIZZAR, and his latest track, ‘CASTLE'. If you are a fan of low-fi beats this is the tune for you. Starting off The post Under 2500: Meet BIZZAR And His Latest Track ‘Castle’ appeared first on EDM Sauce.
When house producer, Chris Lake and OSWLA team up, there's a good chance you can expect great things. And that's just what has come with the latest compilation called HOWSLA. Lake dropped two songs with Skrillex's label–”I Want You” & “Operator (Ring, Ring)”. And this week, his track “I Want You” just got a filthy, The post QUIX Drops Filthy Trap Remix of Chris Lake’s “I Want You” appeared first on EDM Sauce.
This Russian producer and DJ power duo has been making waves with releases on Tchami’s label Confession, AC Slater’s Night Bass and have joined forces with LA-based DJ/producer DESTRUCTO to create a G-house infused anthem “What I Got” which received over 1 millions streams on Soundcloud. Now VOLAC brings us a brand new track released on Night Bass and a tour announcement. “Wait a Minute,” the duo’s recent track, continues to incorporate their G-house and hip-hop infusion to bring us another dark clubby hit that features the vocals of Peazy 616 and keeps us falling more in love with their over all production style. We got the chance to ask them about their No Love tour which kicked off in the US August 3rd in Santa Barbara, the new track, their thoughts on the Holy Ship debacle and more. Make sure to check out the track and click here for a list of tour stops and tickets. TMN: How did VOLAC come to fruition? VOLAC: We’ve been friends since childhood and both started listening to and loving electronic music early, so we tried making tracks together. When we were very young, we were creating a very different kind of dance music from what we produce now. After two years, we started to prefer deep house. Then, we continued on to do some G-house and bass house music. Volac was born very simply! One day we were making a track with a lot of vocals, and when we were saving it, we used the wrong two letters—“L” and “C.” We saved a track with the title “Volac” and loved the name! TMN: Any previous background in music? V: Volac is our first project as a duo. In the beginning we tried to making more EDM type music… but this wasn’t for us. We’ve been growing step by step though Started from the bottom hahaha TMN: You have had some releases on same amazing labels such as Confessions, Destructo’s Hits Hard, and Night Bass – How does it feel to be recognized buy such strong producers? V: To get respect from great labels and high profile producers is always really cool. We definitely feel a responsibility to create really solid tracks for each release on these taste making labels, and love putting together our best tracks for these releases. TMN: You have a tour kicking off this weekend – what are some of the stops you’re most excited for? What are the feelings you like to induce on the crowd with your music during shows? V: We are super excited for each show, but we’re probably the most excited for HARD fest, and Elements festival coming up this weekend. When we play we love moving the crowd with bass heavy tracks – we mostly enjoy playing our own music. TMN: Any opinion on the news of Live Nation trying to push out Destructo from Holy Ship? V: We know that Holy Ship is one of the best boat parties in the world and that Destructo is great promoter and we don’t know exactly why this is happening. We hope that everything with his career will be cool and look forward to playing some of his parties in the future and continuing to collaborate with him! TMN: I really dig the new track, the incorporation of the hip-hop vibe really stands out compared to other tracks- how’d this track come about? V: We always try to combine house and hip-hop styled music. This is something we’ve been doing for some time now, and we love combining these two elements. “Wait A Minute” started with an awesome vocal from Peazy 616 and we built a super heavy beat around it – we’re really happy with how it came out. TMN: In such a now saturated market what’s your advice to producers on making music that stands out in general? V: Everyone should focus on crafting their own unique style. Copying anyone else just leads to more of the same music; you really need to work on creating something special and new. Spend as much time in the studio as you can! TMN: Anything special on the horizon other than the tour and new track releases? V: We have a bunch of awesome VOLACAST guest coming up and the videos are getting even crazier & funnier. Other than music, we’re thinking about buying an old Japanese drift car lol – we’ve wanted to get one of those for so long haha.
Point.Blank and Buygore are the perfect match. They recently paired up for the release of the Belgian’s EP, THE MONEY, that features five solo originals packed with as much bass as you can handle. Fans previously got a taste of the EP with the first single “DRUG DEALS” that was released prior, but now the whole gang is here. As you may guess from the all caps project, the music is just as in your face and loud. I mean, it is dubstep and that’s just how it should be. Point.Blank gives us an EP with top quality sound design and a whole lot of swagger, showing off to others just how dope dubstep can be. He brings his own style, one that matches intensity with groove. Get your neck ready, these are all headbanger approved. Check out the previews below and grab a copy of THE MONEY from digital services today.
