Brooklyn’s very own rising star Element seriously crushed this new Official remix for Maroon 5 x SZA. Pumping “What Lovers Do” with a warm future bass energy, he turned the originally sappy Urban Pop radio hit into one of the best Electronic remixes of 2017. What a way to end the year for Element, I’m […]
I first discovered Solstis around two years ago when I heard their euphoria inducing track, “Gravity.” Since then, I’ve been a big fan of their of their refined future bass stylings. Their latest piece in particular caught my ear with its high flying vocals from Ally Ahern. Superb synths coalesce intimately around a fantastic vocal […]
Vindata turns up the groove of “Falling” (feat Goapele) by Lafa Taylor and Aabo with their latest remix of the track. Superb sound quality, a killer beat, and shimmering synths encapsulate this track. Check it out!
Sometimes I’m in the mood for upbeat pop electro, and other times, I just want to listen to a really chill artist. VTCN Radio definitely falls into the “chill” category. So if you’re looking to kick up your feet and relax, tune into the groups latest LP, Myrdaise and let your worries float away.
It may have been about half a year since Wet Paint has dropped anything new, but clearly they’ve been perfecting their craft! The new remix of Post Malone’s “I Fall Apart” is a future bass meets festival trap banger that flips the originally sad record into an upbeat gem with a lot of bounce. Check […]
I’ve always been a sci-fi geek, so naturally when I heard this album ‘Sounds from Space,’ I was super into it. There are 15 songs and each one is unique. But they’re all tied together with a trancing cinematic sound. This will definitely keep me entertained in the ambient/soundtrack department for a while. So keep […]
Brooklyn producer Element has got next. I’ve had him on my radar for a little while now, and he continues to impress. His most recent drop “Augustine” is an angelic, cinematic banger that will have you out of your seat moving by it’s end. Listen below.
It’s not often you find gems like this. The east coast MC, Yury, really shows his development on his latest offering called “1984”. Nostalgia, angst and lyrical prowess shine through on this record. Enjoy.
Les Techno’s “Where Were You? (Artwork Censored)” is a new rock tune to check out. The gritty sound has an almost dance influence in the rhythm, head nodding at the very least. We’re really feeling the song’s simple structure backed with some washed up vocal swag. The new Les Techno is proof to point that you […]
