Deadman Drops Unrelenting Bass Original ‘Dawn’ Showcasing Fresh Style

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Deadman Drops Unrelenting Bass Original ‘Dawn’ Showcasing Fresh Style

There’s few songs that just have that magic and it’s hard to pinpoint exactly why. “Dawn,” by rising artist Deadman is one of those songs. Highly technical, bass driven, and uniquely creative, the single takes what we know about bass culture in 2021, then kicks it up a notch.

The drops, in particular in this single, are distinctively melodic and down-right catchy. Yet, catchiness is a running theme from start to finish on this one.

“DAWN is an energetic / joyful song that represents the hope you feel when the sun rises and a new day begins. With it’s lush melodies and heavy basslines, DAWN transcends genres and sets the tone for a new era of Deadman. Lots of fresh music coming in 2022, DAWN is just a taste!”
– Deadman

Based in the USA and having a focal point on the genre of bass, Deadman is achieving a new era of notoriety after a initial break into the music business world. You may have caught wind of his viral remixes of Disney songs, which popped off on TikTok and helps surge him into a new limelight. Now he’s capitalizing integrally on his success and hashing out a new season of songs that speaks to him on a closer level.

Deadman is not one to sleep on, stay followed on his account and you won’t be left disappointed.

Sintra Injects Bass-House Fuel Into 44hydra’s ‘Stylin’

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Sintra Injects Bass-House Fuel Into 44hydra’s ‘Stylin’

At the age of just 26, Sintra is reaching some high places in a short amount of time. “Stylin,” a remix he took on thanks to a partnership with 44hydra, takes his bass house style and meshes it with everything good about the original act here.

Sleek production aspects, a hard-hitting bass house atmosphere and so much more all come to a head on this winner of a edit. Sintra has blessed us with 3 singles out of the gate since starting the project, yet now shows us what he can do on the remix front when duty calls for it.

“I recently got connected with 44hydra through mutual friends and loved everything he was putting out at the time and once I heard the lead in “Stylin'”, I knew immediately I had to put my own spin on it. It’s dark, sexy with beautiful moments but still hits.”
– Sintra

Finding inspiration from the USA festival scene and the live shows that they entail, Sintra took himself into the studio to improve upon his production skill and making something of his potential within the music industry. All things considered, 2021 has treated the solo DJ/producer well, with 2022 set to showcase more of what he’s capable of on many fronts.

Record Club Give New Feel To Big Room Sound In ‘Without You’

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Record Club Give New Feel To Big Room Sound In ‘Without You’

Duo Record Club are bringing a new aura to the genre of big-room, a well-known subsect of electronic dance music which – some say – reached it’s prime during the early 2010’s. “Without You,” is bringing it back. Record Club inject a modern, unique spin platformed on the world-famous genre. The result is intriguing, a refreshed, surprising sound layered upon a sense of familiarity brought about via the components of big room itself.

“Without You,” marks the 5th original song they’ve released in 2021 and the final track of year. Lets just say the boys did not hold back on this one, going full-force within this one on the production front – powerful and with confidence fully-intact. The fluid verses match excellently with the intense instrumental, showcasing a feel of something cutting edge and adrenaline inducing.

“This is a track we’ve been sitting on for a while because we wanted to wait for the right time to release it. It’s one of our more aggressive sounding tracks, but it incorporates a contrasting style that we aim for with our music, which are melodic verses and edgier drops.”

– Record Club

Record Club is just getting warmed up in 2021, expect a next level presence coming from them in the next year.

Feather And Badnights’ ‘Wasted Time’ Puts The Best Of Both Artists Into 1 Track

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Feather And Badnights’ ‘Wasted Time’ Puts The Best Of Both Artists Into 1 Track

Two budding artist add an exciting addition to their roster with the single “Wasted Time.” With both artists having exquisite one of a kind styles that tons of fans latch onto, the aura ascends to a new level with this single, which perfect blends the highlight aspects they bring to the table all on one track

At the heart of the song is a warm-hearted, future bass leaning single which quickly washes over the listener with a feel of sentimentalism. Reflective and introspective, the pop-incorporation connected with the deeper, meaningful theme makes more a stimulating combination.

Following Feather’s success of his debut EP earlier in the year, Kyle Featherstone has been pouring his soul into making a world fans can lose themselves in via the multi-faceted brand. The imaginative experience gets broader and stronger with each passing release, the solo artist making his dreams come true through a time-testing alias.

Badnights has been in the music game nearly his whole life. Piano and guitar lessons carried him through his childhood, with names like Coldplay, Paramore, and John Mayer inspiring him along the way. His multi-instrumental background only plays as a positive when it comes to his web of creative options to blend into his releases. Honest and true to his goals, Badnights is a man worth following.

“Wasted Time,” acts as an integral musical message in world filled with surface level gimmicks.

Galantis, Lucas & Steve, & IRILA Join Forces On Cosmic-Inspired Single ‘Alien’

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Galantis, Lucas & Steve, & IRILA Join Forces On Cosmic-Inspired Single ‘Alien’

A powerhouse blend of collaborators have joined forces on one single “Alien.” Galantis, Lucas & Steve, alongside IRILA have beautifully blended their talents to generate an incredible atmosphere that can’t be passed up. The signature sounds of all three artist make a clear appearance, each name that has a part here works off each other to bring about a stronger song than if each artist released something individually.

“Alien,” embraces a fun-loving galactic them, sharing a story of shooting across the solar system and being free. The upbeat vocals, colorful melodies, and thumping drums infusing the extraterrestrial energy that’s innately connected to this song. Out on Spinnin’ Records, this single shares plenty of sonic qualities that will surely stand the test of time.

The combination of accolades between the three names jaw dropping, there being over 4+ billion plays, touring history that spans the globe, and a collective fan base which seemingly reached into the millions between them.

“Alien,” was simply meant to be and showcases the feverish creative chemistry between all the acts involved. Don’t miss out on the hype of this single, which can be heard in full directly below.

Sam Feldt & Rita Ora collaborate on Summer Hit Track ‘Follow Me’

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Sam Feldt & Rita Ora collaborate on Summer Hit Track ‘Follow Me’

In a truly star-studded affair, multi-platinum popular Dutch DJ and producer Sam Feldt has joined forces with global superstar Rita Ora for their brand new single ‘Follow Me’ released via Kygo’s Palm Tree Records.

A stunning collaboration between the headline artists, Sam Feldt’s signature energetic feel-good track with euphoric piano, chords, percussion and melody all were perfectly produced. Ora’s distinctive, golden vocals beckon fans deep into the heart of Feldt’s uplifting production. A beautiful backdrop for Ora to soar across, her voice gifting the single real warmth and depth.

Sam Feldt commented on the single while on set for the official video “For me, ‘Follow Me’ is all about being there for a special someone, and sticking with them even when times get tough. Working with Rita on this one was a dream come true. I’ve been a fan of her voice and work for a long time, so I love the fact we were finally able to do a song together. The whole process, from writing the song to filming the music video in the California desert, was so much fun and I hope this resonates in the track for the listener!”

“Dance music has always had a special place in my heart, so being able to work with Sam on ‘Follow Me’ has been fantastic. He is such a legend, and it’s been an honour to work with him on this track,” states Rita. Adding, “This song serves as a reminder for us to surround ourselves with people who build us up and stay by our side, especially in times when we feel things are falling apart. I cannot wait for the fans to hear it and see the gorgeous video we have made!”

Mt. Sierra Returns For Last Song Of The Year ‘When You Hold It Down’

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Mt. Sierra Returns For Last Song Of The Year ‘When You Hold It Down’

Mt. Sierra has poured the essence of what he’s all about into his now complete 4-track EP and in particular “When You Hold It Down.” Juxtaposing a somber, introverted energy that his earlier teases embodied, his 4th of 5 releases from this EP style a chipper, positive feel that instantly sends a good mood into the room.

“‘When You Hold It Down’ is another song I made mid-pandemic last year as I was wrapping up my time at Icon. It originally started as a homework project for my piano class, and evolved once I found the vocal i centered the track around”.

Built on the platform of progressive house music, Mt. Sierra shows off his chops is an impressive manner on this one. Striking a balance between the club-centered rave culture and the sensibilities of commercial pop, tie in some vocal work to top things off and you have a track oozing with a memorable essence.

This is far from Mt. Sierra’s first track. He previously released music under another alias, titled Matt Yo, where more development took place that helped strengthen the sonic quality fans get to be apart of today.

“I was feeling pretty clever, and appreciative of some of the people in my life at the time, so I worked my magic, and changed some sounds around, messed with the vocal phrasing, and ‘When You Hold It Down’ is the finished product.”

Expect the last single of Mt. Sierra EP soon, until then, dive into the fresh energy this collection has to offer.

New Dance Sounds: Frank Walker & MOTi, Vintage Culture & Leftwing : Kody, Just A Gent + More

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New Dance Sounds: Frank Walker & MOTi, Vintage Culture & Leftwing : Kody, Just A Gent + More

Dig in below to find some of the best and freshest new dance music out this week!

Frank Walker & MOTi feat. Shai – I Wonder [Sony]

Frank Walker and MOTi team up with Shai for a wonderful house anthem. ‘I Wonder’ features a terrific vocal that is backed by a driving beat. The track is similar to a lot of recent vocal house offerings but something about ‘I Wonder’ has it standing out from the rest.

Vintage Culture & Leftwing : Kody feat. Anabel Englund – Coming Home [Musical Freedom]

Deep house kings team up for ‘Coming Home’. The team on this record is packed with talent and it shows. The record delivers a solid house production with Anabel’s vox shining throughout 3 minutes.

Just A Gent feat. Greta Stanley – Sleeptalking

Just A Gent continues his consistent output with his latest, ‘Sleeptalking’ – together with Greta Stanley. The track manages to be calming and electrifying at the same time.

dreamr. & Ruff feat. Chenel Yates – Summer Of ’16 [Teamwrk]

The new A team has arrived. dreamr., Ruff and Chenel Yates unite for ‘Summer Of ’16’, a feel good dance anthem that shines in all areas. The lyrics take from dance hits through 2016 and create a unique new rendition that you must listen to.

Paige, Nihil Young & Innarius – Hey Now [One Seven]

Paige, Nihil Young and Innarius put their spin on London Grammar’s ‘Hey Now’. An already amazing record, the three breathe new air into the track with a chill house mix, a must listen.

The Nights – Violet [Ultra]

The Nights are back with another stellar production. ‘Violet’ is a dark, rave like production that stands out just like the Sydney trio’s last offering.

Bleu Clair & Cheyenne Giles – Chemistry [Insomniac]

Bleu Clair has just dropped his EP through Insomniac. One of the songs is ‘Chemistry’ together with Cheyenne Giles. The bubbly house production highlights the best from all involved.

Joel Cantone & Aleya Mae – Devotion [CLUBWRK DEEP]

Joel Cantone taps Aleya Mae for vocals on his latest. The Camelphat like production is a terrific driving house effort and is taken to the next level with the help of Aleya.

Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko & John Martin Collide On ‘Won’t Let You Go’

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Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko & John Martin Collide On ‘Won’t Let You Go’

The dream team has arrived. ‘Won’t Let You Go’ sees Martin Garrix, Mattise & Sadko and John Martin merge their many talents to create another terrific offering.

Whilst the three sets of artists have not yet worked together as a whole, each have worked with one another before and the results have understandably been spectacular. Just like their past releases, ‘Won’t Let You Go’ is a wonderful melodic progressive house masterpiece. John Martin is not new to high profiles dance releases and he continues that trend with his latest.

There was never any doubt in this track’s quality, just like any other future collabs between these artists in the future.

Ember Makes Confession Debut With ‘Doof’

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Ember Makes Confession Debut With ‘Doof’

Aussie DJ and producer Ember makes his debut on Confession with the tasty new house treat ‘Doof’.

A star student of the Australian club scene, the Sydney based DJ has earned his stripes locally and abroad, sharing stages with the likes of Chris Lake, Claptone, Diplo, Duke Dumont, Groove Armada, Calvin Harris, A-Trak, Justice and Snoop Dogg to name a few with regular appearances at some of the countries most respected clubs and festivals.

A full-on club roller, primed for the world’s opening dance floors, ‘Doof’ hits home in all the right ways!

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