Electronic artist Saavan’s latest track, “Like Fire,” invites listeners to escape from the narrow-minded viewpoints we too often embody and to instead appreciate how complex our existence is. If that strikes a cord with ya, definitely check out this track.
Joyner Lucas and Stann Smith team up for “Big Ticket” and boy is this track hot. With gestures at A Tribe Called Quest and Rakim, it’s obvious these two are old school souls. Check out this old school track with a new school spin.
Weekends are the best. Nobody doesn’t like them. So what’s better than a weekend jam? Check out “Weekend” (DJ Shaw-t Remix) by IMQ and blast this track all weekend long.
We were just introduced to this song “Brand New Day” and it’s our new obsession. It might remind of you of those early Deadmau5 hits combined with the lush, futurist sound of early Odezza. Cozmoe seem to be taking the best aspects from the modern classics in electronic music. Check it out. We’d love to see the project keep going in this direction, he is definitley onto something.
Experimental electronic music is among my favorite musical genres. So, you know how excited I was when I first discovered this southern California based artist, Altvater, a few months back. Trippy soundscapes laden with expert musical arrangements characterize his work. Bump his latest track, “Arcturus,” and get ready to groove.
Chicago’s James Kahil returns with “Superstars”, a vivacious pop anthem produced by Mantra. His previous release was also produced by Mantra, and we’ve been loving their creations. Subtle, romantic and uplifting James is able to create his own world within his work. Smash that play and groove on.
“WAY OUT” is the debut single by this electronic producer and vocalist, WNTALN. This artist has been on the move, traveling the world for most of his life. Right now he’s bouncing back and forth between Atlanta to Singapore while making his music. This is likely what gives his project such a diversity of sound, which falls under a unique style of dance music.
“DNA” by Kendrick Lamar was one of the biggest songs to end 2017 to, no doubt in my mind. So when I saw Yung Bae had unleashed his own quirky, feel good remix of the single I was hyped as hell. Being one of my favorite producers in the underground, everything the West Coast musician gets his hands on turns into gold. This remix in particular. Listen to Yung Bae’s new K Dot remix.
A solid remix of a classic song is hard to come by, but so satisfying when it’s pulled off right. Originally by the epochal 90’s band The Cranberries, the hit “ZOMBIE” was just flipped in a very interesting way by the live electronic-fusion project AMERA. I think the key to pulling off a remix like […]
