It’s been three years since the Aussie duo Flight Facilities teamed up with Reggie Watts for their powerful production “Sunshine,” a track off the duo’s last record Down To Earth. Strongly akin to its heavily-weighted, and yet ever so light-heartedly delivered funk, Flight Facilities has teamed up with Reggie Watts once more for a new track, entitled “Stranded.” But it seems good things come in threes, as Watts is also joined by the New Zealand pop sensation Broods and Los Angeles-based vocalist Saro on the new number.Recorded across three continents, Flight Facilities’ striking new tune soars in its instrumental contributions and sonic occupancy. The duo has echoed a gorgeous sentiment that follows in the footsteps of their seminal “Clair de Lune,” although, the heightened sonic strength and thumping bassline of the new track also owes its thanks to a plentiful assortment of acts.Additional contributors on “Stranded” include instrumental contributions from Touch Sensitive, the classical pianist Piers Lane, and Warpaint’s Stella Mozgawa. Grammy-winning producers Eric J Dubowsky — who’s worked with Flume, Chet Faker, Odesza — as well as Davide Rossi — Coldplay, Röyksopp — also aided in the culmination of the enveloping number.“Stranded” comes complete with an inexplicably beautiful visual pairing. The video was shot in a decommissioned prison in Sydney, Australia and created by the award-winning Australian director Tom Noakes.While it remains unclear as to whether Flight Facilities has envisioned a further return, a number with an enveloping sonic occupancy like “Stranded” will surely hold listeners over until that moment arrives. Read More:Listen to Flight Facilities’ Samsung S8 x Boiler Room Sydney DJ SetManila Killa serves up celestial reworking of Flight Facilities’ ‘Arty Boy’Watch This: Flight Facilities perform ‘Clair De Lune’ with Owl Eyes and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

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Alvin Risk is perhaps best known for his hard-hitting dubstep drops, but the producer has decided to switch it up for his newest release, “Fade to You,” featuring Angelika Vee. His new single is definitely a change of pace, veering toward a progressive house style. “Fade to You” marks a somewhat rare occurrence of Risk releasing a song without any dubstep elements to it, and we expect the catchy tune to succeed in reaching a new audience for him.2017 has thus far been a busy year for the producer, who has already released his Ever EP and an additional single at the end of March titled “Running Away.” Check out Alvin Risk’s newest single below:Read More:Alvin Risk – Running Away (Original Mix)Watch OWSLA’s nostalgic 5-year anniversary recap

In 2013, Tiga joined forces with Audion, Matthew Dear’s elusive techno alias, to create “Let’s Go Dancing.” The pairing of the two artists proved to be incredibly fruitful, with the anthemic, vocal-heavy end product achieving longstanding ubiquity in club sets and remixes from impressive names such as Solomun and Adam Beyer. Indeed, many regard the single to be both Tiga and Audion’s most recognizable work to date.Tomorrow, April 7, Tiga Vs. Audion will release their first collaboration since “Let’s Go Dancing” with the Nightclub EP. For their new compositional convergence, the producers veer in a different stylistic direction than their prior hit. Where Tiga’s vocal mantras took center stage in “Let’s Go Dancing,” Nightclub sees him and Audion opt to focus on their unique production styles.The duo’s three-track EP, which is mostly instrumental, highlights the experimental, retro-inspired compositional skills upon which both veteran producers have built their careers. “Stabbed in the Back,” the lead track off of the release, evokes a similar bizarre playfulness as “Let’s Go Dancing,” but does so through purely through lo-fi synthesis, peculiar bass patterns, and undulating percussive loops.The following two tracks on the release, “Pink Bells” and “NonStop,” delve into Tiga and Audion’s cerebral tendencies. Bolstered by a haunting synth motif, “Pink Bells” progresses throughout its course to become increasingly hectic and visceral, reaching a state of organized sonic chaos before eventually fading out on the legs of its pervasive musical feature.“NonStop” begins on a beguilingly blithe note, with the simplistic, muted melodic lead intermittently reaching points of cacophony. Punctuated by aggressive periods of percussion, “NonStop” is the only track on the EP to feature Tiga’s recognizable voice as a key component, as he nonchalantly recites the titular phrase recurrently throughout the course of the song.Though Tiga and Audion’s direction in Nightclub is about as aberrant from “Let’s Go Dancing” as possible, their choice to fuse older stylistic techniques with innovative conceptual elements stands as a strong choice in their conceptualization of the EP. Hopefully, it won’t be another four years before we see the legendary pair join forces once more.Preorder the EP here.

Hot off the drop of hit Electronica single “Phases”, dzill is back with his second consecutive Wednesday release off of his single series “Phases: The Series”. “Phases” was a humongous release for underground dance music fans everywhere and Darren has brought to us (in my opinion) an equally rad if not ‘radder’ track in “I The post Exclusive Premiere: dzill Back with “I Remember This Differently” Off “Phases: The Series” appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Burning Man’s open-minded culture, mixed with the loving energy of Black Rock City, inevitably catalyzes some of the top sets of the year in the dance world.2016 was no exception; as per usual, an immense amount of talent from across the electronic spectrum — from Skrillex, to Tycho, to Lee Burridge — showed up to provide a soundtrack to the gathering at various theme camps and art cars throughout the week.Below are some of our highlights from Burning Man 2016 (in no particular order):1) Lee Burridge at Robot Heart2) Hernan Cattaneo at White Ocean3) Luca Bacchetti at Robot Heart4) Tycho at The Dusty Rhino5) Guy Gerber at Robot Heart6) Brian Cid at Robot HeartRead More:Listen to Skrillex’s Burning Man set from Robot HeartBurning Man organizers announce theme for 2017 festivalListen to Major Lazer’s dancehall set from Burning Man