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Step Into the World of Future Rave with David Guetta’s Remix of “Unholy”

David Guetta and MORTEN‘s patented future rave sound breaks the mold of traditional mainstage dance music. And after years of pushing it, Guetta has channeled the genre for a new remix of “Unholy,” Sam Smith and Kim Petras’ global hit. Explosive, bouncy beats accompany Petras’ sensual vocals and grounding lyricism of Smith. Innovative and enticing, the remix is rooted in acid house but embodies the future rave genre with its euphoric yet dark direction. Take a listen to Guetta’s remix of “Unholy” below. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles From underground parties to large-scale music festivals, future rave has evolved into a full-fledged movement over the course of 2022. Melting dream...

Listen to Subtronics’ Massive New Album, “ANTIFRACTALS,” Loaded With VIPs and Remixes

Subtronics has unveiled ANTIFRACTALS, a 24-track album that takes his debut album, FRACTALS, to the next level. The massive new album features an array of VIPs by Subtronics himself as well as remixes by a group of his dubstep and bass music contemporaries, like Of The Trees, A Hundred Drums, Virtual Riot and many more. In early 2022, Subtronics dropped FRACTALS, which trended in the U.S. on its release day and landed at #4 on Billboard Dance Charts. Including heavy-hitting collaborations with Zeds Dead, GRiZ, Boogie T, Sullivan King and more, the album has been streamed over 50 million times to date. ANTIFRACTALS is packed to the brim with high-energy spins on tracks from its predecessor, like “Hieroglyph,” “Cabin Fever” and “Bun...

Justice Share “Anniversary Edition” of Influential Debut Album, “†”

Justice are revisiting †, their debut album and one of the most influential in electronic music history. The iconic French duo have released a special “Anniversary Edition” of 2007’s seminal album, which features 12 of its original tracks along with six bonus songs. These include demos of “TThhEe PPaARRtTYY” and “Valentine,” as well as an unreleased single called “Donna” and a collaborative hip-hop remix of “D.A.N.C.E.” alongside chart-topping rapper Logic. In other news, Justice’s Gaspard Augé said in summer 2021 that the duo were “in the process” of producing a new album, which would be their first since 2016’s Woman. They haven’t revealed any more details since, however. †...

EDM.com Playlist Picks: Moore Kismet, Valentino Khan, D-Block & S-Te-Fan and More [12/16/22]

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 Zeds Dead & GRiZ – Ecstacy of Soul Valentino Khan & NEVERMIND – Tidal Wave Tinlicker & Solomon Grey – Choir To The Wild Festival Hits 2022 The Funk Hunters & LŪN – La Puta Ama k?d – SOMEWHAT HUMAN BIJOU – Six Shots Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles Electronic Avenue Moore Kismet – Forte Tsu Nami & RUNN – When I Fall ROSSY – DEITY Hardstyle Heaters D-Block & S-Te-Fan –...

GRiZ and Zeds Dead Cover “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” for First-Ever Collab

GRiZ and Zeds Dead are here with the rootinest, tootinest dubstep song you’ve ever heard. The bass music outlaws have rolled into town for their first-ever collaboration, “Ecstasy of Soul.” Fans have been clamoring for the Wild West-inspired track ever since its premiere way back in September 2021 during their debut B2B at Goldrush Festival. Now, GRiZ and Zeds Dead are back on the saddle for its official release. GRiZ and Zeds Dead. c/o Press You can hear the influences the moment you press play. The track begins with a cover of one of the most iconic pieces of Western media, “The Ecstasy Of Gold” by the late composer Ennio Morricone from the 1966 classic, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. After properly setting the scene with a dramatic...

Excision, Jessica Audiffred and Leah Culver Join Forces for Gritty Dubstep Track, “Rise”

The latest from Excision’s venerated Subsidia label is “Rise,” a big dubstep track produced by the label’s founder in collaboration with Jessica Audiffred. The triple-threat collab also features Leah Culver, one of the most renowned vocalists in the electronic music scene. A typically stentorian topline from Culver floats atop cinematic production in the verse before all hell breaks loose in the drop—as if you’d expect anything less from Excision and Audiffred. Take a listen to “Rise” below. “Rise” is a full-circle moment for Audiffred, whose music Excision has been supporting since as early as 2019. Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles “Being able to collaborate on a song with [Excision] is really special to me, as he...

Mazare Unites With Heart of Gold for Anthemic Drum & Bass Track, “Drive”

Known for combining stark melodicism and ruthless basslines, Mazare is time and time again proving himself as one of Italy’s most exciting dance music exports. His new single “Drive” alongside multi-faceted UK artist Heart Of Gold makes for a stunning showcase of his talents. “Drive” comes at a busy time for Mazare, following an official remix for drum & bass trailblazer REAPER’s single “RUNAWAY,” as well as “Throne,” a D&B-rock hybrid alongside emerging band with Calva Louise, which was released via Canadian powerhouse Monstercat. Out via tastemaker label KUMO Collective, “Drive” finds Mazare channel melodic, radio-ready energy with stunning results. Immediately driven by Heart Of Gold’s intimate yet anthemic vocals lines, that nicely complement Mazare’s warm production, “Drive” n...

“Big Boss Energy”: The Funk Hunters Team Up With LŪN for Fiery Collab, “La Puta Ama”

Last year, a mysterious new artist named LŪN emerged into the scene. This anonymous artist certainly came to play, dropping fiery midtempo bangers right from the get-go. A few months later, in an exclusive interview with EDM.com, LŪN revealed herself to be the renowned electropop artist Lights. “I’ve let Lights spread her wings out pretty wide in terms of genre-dabbling and multiple creative outlets and projects and I’m proud of that,” she said at the time, adding that LŪN “became the vessel for me to free a facet of my creativity that has been percolating all these years.” In essence, LŪN is the polarity to Lights. And the alias allows her to expand her production prowess and explore her dark side without compromising the light. Now, teaming up with electro-funk du...

“Big Boss Energy”: The Funk Hunters Team Up With LŪN for Fiery Collab, “La Puta Ama”

Last year, a mysterious new artist named LŪN emerged into the scene. This anonymous artist certainly came to play, dropping fiery midtempo bangers right from the get-go. A few months later, in an exclusive interview with EDM.com, LŪN revealed herself to be the renowned electropop artist Lights. “I’ve let Lights spread her wings out pretty wide in terms of genre-dabbling and multiple creative outlets and projects and I’m proud of that,” she said at the time, adding that LŪN “became the vessel for me to free a facet of my creativity that has been percolating all these years.” In essence, LŪN is the polarity to Lights. And the alias allows her to expand her production prowess and explore her dark side without compromising the light. Now, teaming up with electro-funk du...

Watch the Trippy Music Video for Kx5 and Elderbrook’s Haunting House Track, “When I Talk”

After the release of Kx5‘s latest stunning single, the hype surrounding deadmau5 and Kaskade‘s collaborative debut album is bubbling over. “When I Talk” is the fifth single to drop ahead of the album, which is expected to release in early 2023. It’s a haunting house record produced in collaboration with Elderbrook, whose feathery vocals are as aching as ever. The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and beatsmith stuns with his spellbinding topline, which explores the difficulties of breaking the binds of a loved one who builds emotional walls. “[“When I Talk”] is about barriers. Shutting people out and dealing with that,” Elderbrook said in a statement. “The song means a lot to me, I’m so happy to have it coming out finally a...

EDM.com Playlist Picks: Kx5, Tiësto, Martin Garrix & More [12/09/22]

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 Tiësto, Solardo – I Can’t Wait (feat. Poppy Baskcomb) Kx5 & Elderbrook – When I Talk San Holo – All The Highs (IMANU Remix) Festival Hits 2022 Kompany & Blanke – Power Scroll to Continue Recommended Articles Sikdope, DJ Q & Killa P – Respect jeonghyeon & Arya – Losing Electronic Avenue Martin Garrix & JVKE – Hero Laxcity – razor phem – never goes down like that (feat. Ezekiel) ...

Cloverdale Cooks Up Peak-Hour Club Single, “Up All Night”

Cloverdale’s “Up All Night” is the tipping point leading into the peak-hour at the club. The Canadian house music artist has had a memorable year in 2022 with high-profile festival slots at EDC Las Vegas and Nocturnal Wonderland, but while “Up All Night” is similarly tailor-made for losing yourself in neon lights, Cloverdale brings a more intimate energy to the track with the help of BABA NO BABY. Cloverdale shared that upon floating the idea to BABA NO BABY, the two were down to business in the studio the very next day. The producer tips his hat to the underground with driving low end baselines that strategically walk the lane between techno and invigorating bass house. Underpinned by an intricate groove of pumping kicks, crisp hi-hats and high-energy ads-libs, the groove is capped off wi...