Steve Aoki – Neon Future III (Remixes)
Cake tossing DJ and producer Steve Aoki has released a 10 track remix album for 'Neon Future lll.' Just 3 months after releasing his fifth album 'Neon Future III', Aoki has remixed the album and released 10 tracks, cutting 5 tracks from the original album. 'Neon Future III (remixes) keeps the same momentum going throughout the entire album with its high energy, fast buildups and
WizG – Back To You
Los Angeles based duo WizG have brought their energetic, uptempo production style into 2019 with a bang behind their latest tune, 'Back To You.' The poppy production features notable topliner Mechi Pieretti who's renowned for her vocal and writing work on major labels such as Spinnin' Records, Sony Music, and even Playstation VR. Although individually, WizG and Mechi Pieretti may not be "household names," however together,
Marcus Mouya – The Light
Swedish melodic House Producer/DJ Marcus Mouya is back with yet another smash-hit; this time coming in the form of an infectious Progressive House tune titled 'The Light'. Following the successful releases of 'Blushin' Around You' and 'Get High', Marcus' latest anthem is ready to step up to the plate and light up the summer sky. Kicking off with uplifting strings and smooth
Marcus Mouya – Get High
Swedish tropical house producer Marcus Mouya is back again with another melodic treat featuring vocalist Bodhi Jones. This time the up and comer gives us a relaxing groove in 'Get High'. The smooth guitar clad tune gives us an everlasting taste of summertime, between the sonically simple structure, moving sax lines and catchy vocals Marcus Mouya takes us a world away. The
Matoma performs at 2017 Nobel Peace Prize concert
Norwegian star Matoma has had an unbelievable year, collaborating with a number of high profile artists, including The Vamps and Noah Cyrus - releasing a string of overwhelmingly successful hits. He was recently invited to perform at the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize Concert, following in the footsteps of fellow Norwegian sensation Kygo - who performed there in 2015, the first ever electronic act
Alan Walker and Matoma to play Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony
Highly rated tropical house artist Matoma will perform at this year’s Nobel Peace Prize Concert alongside Norwegian superstar Alan Walker. This year marks the 24th year of concert in honor of the prestigious award ceremony, during which artists perform a medley of their songs. The concert will be held at the Telenor Arena in Oslo on December 11. Matoma said the following about his upcoming
5 acts you can’t miss at North Coast Music Festival this year
Yes it is that time of year again, Windy City's very own summer-closing festival - North Coast Music festival will be held at Union Park from September 2nd through the 4th. Featuring an incredible line up that stretches from Matt and Kim all the way to Bassnectar. Unlike other major festivals, North Coast Music Festival prides itself on intimate crowds
Tomorrowland Day 3: Livestream features Martin Garrix, Steve Angello & more
In our running coverage of the Tomorrowland shows, we've finally reached the final events of the Festival on Day 3. Some charming performances from the likes of Alesso on Day 1 and the golden pair of Axwell Λ Ingrosso on Day 2 were those which highlighted already exciting days from the Festival schedule. We had reported about the Day 2 performances here. Alesso's performance got it's
Matoma & Sean Paul – Paradise (feat. KStewart)
Earning close to 200k plays in less than a week, Tropical House whiz Matoma is back with his newest collab "Paradise". Working alongside reggae king Sean Paul and London's own KStewart, "Paradise" provides a fresh, luminous vibe perfect for the summer months upon us. Off his new album, Hakuna Matoma, the song's ability to distinctively highlight Sean Paul's voice and KStewart's octave
CLMD opens up about the duo’s break-up, latest track ‘Dust’, influences and his future in exclusive interview
There is hardly anything that makes Ultra Miami's 2012 after-movie than the classic 'Black Eyes and Blue' track which kicks it off. Over time and tracks, CLMD had become House music's favorite duo, a title that most wouldn't take away from them despite their decision to separate into solo acts in 2014, with Martin Danielle carrying on with the CLMD moniker