From the very first notes of his sophomore album, DREAM SOUP, Mindchatter evokes an uneasy thematic contrast between the ego and the corporeal, identity and perception. “I forgot who I was. I wish that that would last, but now I’m back,” he croons over luscious bass beats on DREAM SOUP‘s opening track, “Human Shape.” A sample of a person’s heavy breathing lays beneath these lyrics, seemingly bracing themselves for what’s to come: “My skin is really clay. I mold myself to human shape for practicality,” Mindchatter moodily muses. It’s been just three years since Mindchatter released his debut single, “Trippy.” Now, with DREAM SOUP, out via Mind of a Genius, we see him all grown up, gently probing th...
Jamie xx has shared his first new single in two years. The high-energy repetition of “LET’S DO IT AGAIN” creates a perfectly catchy summer tune. The single has been refined over the past year during Jamie’s DJ sets since 2021. [embedded content][embedded content] “I started making this tune last year, just as it felt like we might all be able to start doing the things we love again,” says Jamie. “I’m so happy to say ‘LET’S DO IT AGAIN’ is out today. And I can’t wait to play it for ya this summer!” The single is billed as being “tailor-made” for big summers performances such as Coachella where he plans to preview even more new music. Jamie is also playing a New York City show at Queens’ Forest Hills Stadium with a personally curated lineup of Four Tet, Avalon Emerson, Floating Points, and O...
Martin Garrix simply cannot stop releasing new music. The last few weeks have been prolific for the Dutch dance music luminary, who has been releasing new tracks at a furious pace as he rolls out his debut club album, Sentio. The latest to arrive from the record has now arrived in the form of “Good Morning,” a monster single with frequent collaborators Matisse & Sadko. While the trio of producers typically go the progressive house route, like in “Hold On” and “Forever,” they’ve opted for a grittier feel this time around. “Good Morning” is a stomping electro tune with a downright nasty drop. It’s so high in energy that Garrix has been playing it out as the opening track in his recent live sets, like his wild performance at...
The Interrupters have a new album on the way. Titled In The Wild, it will be their fourth studio album and will be released on August 5 via Hellcat/Epitaph Records. Today, The Interrupters released the album’s first single, “In the Mirror.” [embedded content][embedded content] The clip for “In the Mirror” has elements of classic Hollywood and music videos, including The Twilight Zone, Orson Welles’ Lady From Shanghai, the Talking Heads’ “Once in a Lifetime,” The Police’s “Every Breath You Take,” and even the glamour of photographer George Hurrell. “We put SO MUCH LOVE into this album,” the band said in a statement. “Produced by our very own Kevin Bivona, this album takes you on a journey throughout Aimee’s life and every song is a deep delve. We recorded almost the entire record in ou...
Just days after dropping “Reboot,” Martin Garrix has reunited with longtime collaborator Brooks for their hotly anticipated single “Quantum” via Garrix’s STMPD RCRDS. “Quantum” serves as one of Garrix’s most requested songs from his Ultra 2022 set and it’s easy to see why. The track is a burst of energy from front to back. It’s the type of tune to set the tempo for an entire set, preparing listeners for a high-powered night all the way through. The song’s intoxicating, hypnotic melody continues to build throughout, enthralling listeners right from the beginning. With the release of “Quantum,” Garrix has now showcased four new singles from his upcoming club album, Sentio. The LP is rumored to feature numerous...
Armin van Buuren has returned with yet another electrifying single on Armada, this time around with the assistance of Billen Ted and JC Stewart. The track has quickly become a fan-favorite after its debut at Ultra 2022 and will certainly remain so in the near future. “Come Around Again” is an uplifting house anthem designed to get crowds moving while singing along to catchy lyrics. Stewart’s enchanting vocals spearhead the endeavor, allowing van Buuren and Ted to build an intoxicating beat around them. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles “What I like so much about ‘Come Around Again’ is that it has a little bit of everything,” van Buuren said in a press release. “It has the drive it needs to energize dance floors and also has the lyrical depth and poppy ho...
Pairing immersive visual art with vibrant pieces of electronic music, DROELOE has long been an electronic music favorite. Earlier this year, he masterfully displayed his eclectic production style via his PILLARS /// EP, which marked a new start for the DROELOE project after the departure of his bandmate in 2020. Directly following the EP, which explored DROELOE’s change of perspective during times of uncertainty last year, he has now returned with a new single called “Aurora.” Wearing his experimental sensibilities on his sleeve, the song is his debut on the electronic tastemaker CloudKid. Representing the exhilarating feeling of a fresh start after overcoming hardships, “Aurora” ebbs and flows with the help of sparkly synths, complex rhythmic patterns a...
One month ahead of Alison Wonderland‘s third studio album, Loner, the prolific Aussie has released the record’s opening track, “Forever.” And according to an interview with Forbes, this one was conceived in the drive-through of a Starbucks. “I was crying to [my friend Trevor] being like, ‘I don’t know why nothing is going right for me. I don’t get it…It feels like this is gonna happen forever because I keep trying and nothing’s working,'” Wonderland recalled. “And he looked at me and he was like, ‘It will feel like forever until it doesn’t.'” Trevor’s wise words became the leading lyric of “Forever,” a poignant electronic ballad in which Wonderland’s ethereal vocals float...
Oh KDrew, who hurt you? In his latest single, the production virtuoso flexes his abilities as a singer-songwriter—and it’s a tearjerker. Dubbed “Losing My Mind,” the track is a lovelorn banger that conjures the euphoric electro of the early 2010s. KDrew’s gut-wrenching lyrics tell the story of someone languishing through a relationship which is disintegrating in real-time. “But then the weight of the world came crashing down, and you just left me out to dry,” he croons. “We could’ve had it all, we should’ve had it right—what a crime.” All said and done, “Losing My Mind” reinforces KDrew as an electronic music aesthete with an unmatched skill-set. In addition to penning the lyrics and recording...
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, ...
A little over a week after announcing that her sophomore album was on the way, Maggie Rogers has shared its first single. Titled “That’s Where I Am,” the song was written by Rogers and co-produced with Kid Harpoon. The track was recorded at Electric Lady Studios in New York City and at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios near Bath, England. This is her first new song in three years. Rogers, who was once a SPIN intern, unveiled a teaser for the album with its announcement. After wrapping the Heard It in a Past Life tour in October 2019, Rogers relocated from New York to the Maine coast and “cut herself off from the noise of the outside world,” according to a statement. This change of location allowed her to channel “the frenetic intensity of the last two years of her life, bringing her braci...