The electronic music community is constantly evolving with new sounds every week, as artists become more innovative with their compositions. EDM.com’s weekly “Playlist Picks” series highlights the top releases in the genre, helping uncover the latest tracks that will soon dominate the dance music scene. EDM.com Top Hits Crazy What Love Can Do – David Guetta, Becky Hill & Ella Henderson Move Your Body (Tiësto Edit) – Öwnboss & Sevek Just In Case – Timmy Trumpet Festival Hits 2022 Point – Habstrakt & Nitepunk Wasting Time – Matroda Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles Pick Me Up – Kyle Watson Losing My Mind – KDrew Electronic Avenue Forever – Alison Wonderland One For Me – Rad Cat Never Be Mine ̵...
Croatian house music star Matroda has returned with his third release of 2022, curating sultry tech house vibes on “Wasting Time.” Out via his own record label Terminal Underground, “Waste Your Time” finds Matroda tastefully combining classic house sounds with contemporary elements. The result is driven by infectious vocal samples and irresistible basslines, and is bound to light up dancefloors and festival stages across the world. Take a listen to “Wasting Time” below. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles Known for his seamless fusion of tech and bass house, Matroda has cemented himself as a formidable artist over the past few years. His celebrated Jack The House EP series has helped solidify his artistic vision and he has also been busy leaving his mark onstage, ...
Chlöe has returned with her latest bop, “Treat Me,” sampling Bubba Sparxxx and the Ying Yang Twins’ 2005 hit “Ms. New Booty.” The track arrives with a fierce, choreography-controlled music video, directed by Diana Kunst. “Just got home and got super emotional,” the vocalist wrote on Twitter ahead of the visual’s release. “Can’t wait for y’all to see the video tonight. Man. I think it beats HM,” she added, referencing her previous solo release, “Have Mercy.” “But lemme know what y’all think after.” just got home and got super emotional… can’t wait for y’all to see the video tonight. man. i think it beats HM but lemme know what y’all think after — Chlöe (@ChloeBailey) April 8, 2022 Additional contributors to the music video include Parkwood Entertainment’s Andrew Makadsi and director of pho...
Amazon has raised the prices across Amazon Music subscription plans. The streaming service, which launched in 2008, offers a music catalog accessible from a web browser, as well as apps for macOS, iOS, Windows, Android, FireOS, Alexa devices and even some cars and smart TVs. Amazon Music’s single-device streaming plan has gone up by one dollar, raised from $3.99 USD per month to $4.99 USD per month. The Unlimited Individual Plan, granted to Amazon Prime members, at a discounted price, has also gone up by a dollar from $7.99 USD to $8.99 USD per month, or from $79 USD to $89 USD per year. Amazon Prime Music, a simplified version of the company’s streaming service, will still be included at no additional cost for those with Prime memberships. The updated pricing plan will go into effect next...
Following a series of hard-hitting collaborations, Lil Baby has returned with two new singles of his own. The rapper dropped “Right On” and “In A Minute,” each paired with a high-production music video. In the visual for “Right On,” Lil Baby cruises through his hometown neighborhood in Atlanta in a Rolls Royce. I’m way better than last time,” he asserts while rapping from the backset, reminding everyone that he’s improving each day. On “In A Minute,” the rapper introspectively considers his progress over ominous piano melodies. “I’m in a different league,” he says, “I’m tired of showing what I can get done, what you gonna do for me?” The video flicks through a montage of him performing on stage, taking photos with fans and traveling to his next destination via private jet. Just last week, ...
Dizzee Rascal has received a community order requiring him to wear an electronic tag and observe a 24-week curfew, The Guardian reports. The sentencing in a south London court today (April 8) followed the ruling in March that he had assaulted his ex-fiancée during a domestic dispute. The judge said he had shown “no remorse” and continued “to place the blame” on his ex-partner. He was also given a 12-month restraining order. The grime artist, 36, was charged with assault last August. In court, prosecutors detailed Dizzee Rascal’s assault against the woman, who is also the mother to his two children. He had pushed her to the ground while arguing about custody of the children after “barging” his way into her home. Dizzee Rascal reportedly smashed a press photographer’s camera after the guilty...
I love horror films, but it was also important to me that my film feel more than just scary. I wanted it to feel gentle, sad, personal, and homemade: the kind of “horror” movie that might make you cry. When Alex’s gorgeous, emotive “Main Theme” enters during our opening credits (and then recurs in mutated forms throughout the movie), it’s meant as a signal to the audience of exactly this ambition.
Sharon Van Etten has shared a new cover of David Bowie’s 1972 song “Starman.” The cover is featured in the new Netflix documentary Return to Space, about the rise of SpaceX and Elon Musk. Check out Van Etten’s version, which plays over the film’s end credits, below. This week, Van Etten announced her new album, We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong, out May 6. She previously shared the songs “Porta” and “Used to It” earlier this year, but they will not appear on the forthcoming album. Revisit “Sharon Van Etten on How Opening for Nick Cave Led to Her Role in The OA” on the Pitch. Content This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.