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Audien Unveils Nostalgic Progressive House Anthem, “Drifting Away”
There’s one flag that Audien isn’t afraid to let fly, and it’s his love of progressive house. So goes the artist’s latest, “Drifting Away” (with Joe Jury), a scene-setting anthem that captures the otherworldly magic of its title. Featuring a sprinkling of keys and lush synths, the track finds Jury’s voice floating like velvet above a celestial soundscape before it elevates into its heart-pumping drop. Altogether, “Drifting Away” is as nostalgic as it is invigorating. “That’s the magic of progressive house: it’s timeless,” Audien tells EDM.com. “And I think ‘Drifting Away’ encapsulates that. It’s a timeless classic.” Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles ItR...
Alison Wonderland Steps Into the Dark Side With Woozy Whyte Fang Track, “333”
Alison Wonderland continues her journey into the abyss with “333,” a brand new track released under the guise of her Whyte Fang alias. For over a decade, Wonderland has nurtured a secretive side project that explores the darker side of electronic music. Producing as Whyte Fang, she creates woozy, heavy-hitting sounds that might not necessarily fit under the Alison Wonderland umbrella. Opening up with eerie, distorted vocals, “333” sets an ominous tone early on. After a tense, metallic build-up, Fang introduces a wobbly bass drop with saturated kicks and frenetic vocal chops. She then blasts into the realm of techno, bringing the arrangement home with a pounding four-on-the-floor section. All in all, the entire experience is delightfully di...
Listen to Malaa’s Official Remix of Linkin Park’s Iconic “In The End”
Malaa has paid tribute to one of the biggest rock bands of the century, remixing their most iconic single over 20 years after its release. Linkin Park dominated the airwaves with their timeless nu metal offering, “In The End,” which released back in 2001. The song was immensely popular and helped their debut album, Hybrid Theory, reach Diamond certification from the RIAA, selling over 10 million copies. Now, 21 years later, enigmatic French DJ and dance music producer Malaa has transformed the rock song into a house heater. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles Maintaining the ageless vocals of Mike Shinoda and the late Chester Bennington, Malaa gives listeners a chance to belt out the words before cutting into a house groove. Chopping bits of the lyrics, he la...
Bonobo’s New Single Features the Sounds of an Influential Ghanaian Composer: Listen to “ATK”
For his latest track, Bonobo showcased an iconic melody from a late Asante great. “ATK” is a driving new single from an artist known to use his sound to travel the world. Created around the same time as his seventh studio album, the remarkable Fragments, “ATK” possesses a more upbeat, dancefloor-ready sound than that found in the introspective album. Diving right in, the track opens with a pounding drum section before giving way to the star of the show, the late Atakora Manu. Born in 1940 in Toase, Ghana, Manu released countless hits and became a world-renowned guitarist. Bonobo channels Manu’s timeless sound in “ATK,” which he says was originally a DJ edit of the Ghanaian composer song “Dada.” “I felt it ...
Dillon Francis’ House Rework of Ciara’s “Goodies” Is a Rush of 2000’s Nostalgia
With a wildcard like Dillon Francis, you never know what you’re going to get. But you can rest assured that it’ll be compelling. This holds true for his “Goodies,” his new house anthem, which turns back the clock to 2004. Francis threw it back to the aughts and sampled Ciara‘s hit single of the same name, interpolating her ageless vocals into a short but sweet track. Dialing in a speedier tempo than the original, Francis transformed the whistling strains and synths we all know and love into a lively house melody. “Goodies” will appear on This Mixtape is Fire TOO, Francis’ highly anticipated follow-up to 2015’s This Mixtape is Fire. It’s the second single to be released following “Don’t Let Me Let Go,” a soaring futu...
The Glitch Mob Usher In a New Creative Era With Riveting Breakbeat Track, “The Flavor”
We’re willing to bet you haven’t heard The Glitch Mob quite like this before. The iconic electronic music trio are back with their first new original music in over two years, a stunning track called “The Flavor.” A departure from the band’s industrial bass sensibilities, “The Flavor” is a riveting ode to 90s breakbeat, chock full of rave leads, frenetic percussion and vintage vocal samples. “The Flavor” is the lead single from CTRL ALT REALITY, The Glitch Mob’s long-awaited fourth album and first since 2018’s See Without Eyes. Take a listen below. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles The Glitch Mob took to social media to open about their upcoming album, which they likened to the launch of a new c...
GRiZ Drops First Single Off Forthcoming “Chasing The Golden Hour, Pt. 4” Tape
GRiZ has dropped the first single off his forthcoming Chasing The Golden Hour, Pt. 4 tape. The multi-instrumentalist and electronic music superstar today released “Your Light,” which arrives two years after the release of Chasing The Golden Hour, Pt. 3. While this year has seen a number of dubstep and house music records, including recent collabs with LSDREAM (“Funkonaut“), The Sponges’ (“Volume“) and TVBOO (“Bass Music“), this time around, GRiZ displays a more downtempo, melodic sound. Harnessing GRiZ’s funk roots and minimalist sensibilities, “Your Light” flutters with airy guitar riffs, hazy vocal accents and bright synths. Of course, the track wouldn’t be complete without a classic heady saxophone solo by GRiZ himself. “...
Oliver Heldens and Warner Case Evoke the Supernatural On “Believe In Ghosts”
While the existence of supernatural entities remains up for debate, there’s nothing that’s smoke and mirrors about Oliver Heldens and warner case’s collaborative single, “Believe In Ghosts.” Setting a unique atmosphere with the combination of a hushed vocal delivery, sweeping white noise, and bursting ambient textures, “Believe In Ghosts” remains thoroughly committed to curating an environment enshrouded in an enticing aura of mystery that invites listeners to lean in. When the track’s spirited bassline really kicks in, however, there’s little ambiguity left to betray your senses. Oliver Heldens and warner case share an affinity for spellbinding basslines and their synergistic approach to dominating the dancefloor with simple and ...
Afrojack and DubVision Join Forces for F1 Grand Prix Official Theme Song, “Feels Like Home”
What a moment for Afrojack and DubVision. Over the weekend, they experienced the full-tilt rapture of racing’s highest level, joining forces for the official theme song of the 2022 Formula One Dutch Grand Prix, “Feels Like Home.” Prior to the start of the race, the Dutch dance music stars performed their uplifting anthem live on the grid for tens of thousands of fans. “We have been polishing the track together with Afrojack, to make sure that the energy matches the excitement that comes with Formula 1 and the races,” said DubVision in a joint statement prior to the performance. When the dust cleared, it was Dutch compatriot Max Verstappen who came out on top, crossing the the finish line to continue his dominance of the 2022 Formula One season. The f...
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EDM.com Playlist Picks: Dillon Francis, FISHER, Effin & More [9/2/22]
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 Dillon Francis – Goodies Ellie Goulding – Easy Lover (Jax Jones Remix) FISHER & MERYLL – Yeah The Girls Festival Hits 2022 Good Times Ahead – DBL Park Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles Effin – Playtime Tsuki – Running Back Electronic Avenue Seven Lions – Call On Me (feat. Vancouver Sleep Clinic) Elderboork & Tourist – Howl tyDi, Wish I Was & Ruby May – I Say It’s Over These track...
Watch Disclosure Drop Massive Unreleased Remix of Kim Petras and Sam Smith’s “Unholy”
We’re latching onto the idea of another Disclosure and Sam Smith collab. The Grammy-nominated duo have teased an unreleased remix of “Unholy,” an upcoming collab between Smith and Kim Petras, over the weekend during their performance at London’s All Points East. Disclosure and Smith will celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the iconic “Latch” next month on October 8th. Disclosure took to social media to share a video of the massive house remix. Disclosure even tapped Zedd to drop the unreleased remix in one of his recent performances during his U.S. tour, which of course turned out to be a huge success. The duo said the track is “coming soon” but refrained from announcing a release date. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles MUSIC RELEASES Wa...
LYNY, Saka, VILLA, More Shine In New Sable Valley Compilation: Listen
If there’s one dogma defining RL Grime‘s Sable Valley, it’s the imprint’s commitment to ushering in the next era of bass music stars. That tenet remains as true as ever in Sable Valley Summer Vol. 3, the label’s brand new compilation. Spanning 14 tracks, the record is yet another stunning showcase of a post-dubstep landscape replete with young, hungry producers carving their own lane in bass music. Highlights include VILLA and juuku’s “void,” LYNY’s “Feint” and Control Freak’s “IDONTWANNAGO,” each of which run the gamut from trap to wave to drum & bass. The compilation also features a stunning collaboration between Grime and Sable Valley vet Hex Cougar, who tapped fknsyd for the riveting ...
