9 educated electronic musicians to inspire you
Perhaps many of us see electronic musicians as superhumans. They make us dance to the beats they create and make a mood of huge crowds. And it is not surprising, as electronic music has a lot to do with mystery and cosmic sounds. Many performers, fascinating us with their rhythms, realized who they wanted to be as children. Therefore, they have
Thom Yorke of Radiohead releases new 2021 ‘Creep’ remix
Thom Yorke, vocalist and lead songwriter for legendary Nineties band Radiohead, has come up with a re-worked version of their signature song - and one of their biggest hits - 'Creep' that ventures into synth territory, eschewing the grunge and alternative sound that originally put them on the musical map. Thom Yorke's new version was crafted just for Jun Takahashi's UNDERCOVER series
R3HAB & Timmy Trumpet – 911
R3HAB and Timmy Trumpet are names both recognised for their festival-ready signature sound while simultaneously igniting attendees with the utmost energy. While R3HAB has been busy in the studio crafting legendary singles such as his official cover of Radiohead’s signature tracks known as "Creep," Australian DJ Timmy Trumpet has been blessing over 1-million fans with his iconic tracks on his official live stream
R3HAB & Gattüso – Creep
Dutch-Moroccan legendary producer Fadil El Ghoul also known as R3HAB has teamed up with the fast rising New York-based DJ GATTÜSO to present their brand new collaboration called 'Creep'. This new song, which is an official cover of one of Radiohead's signature tracks, is out now on R3HAB's label CYB3RPVNK. Since making its flashing debut back in 2018 with his track 'Who We
KSHMR – Creep (Radiohead Cover)
KSHMR’s year has undoubtedly been one of the best out of anyone in the scene. Since breaking away from The Cataracs, he’s accumulated a production list that includes the biggest names, rising stars and the relative unknowns reflecting his grounded, fostering approach and why already tens of thousands have flocked to his adoring fans base. And it seems in 2016,