Sini & RMA are back for another quality production, out now on Italian imprint Banzai Records. This time the Turkish duo release ‘Come On’ a big room esque groove track with stunning vocal cuts throughout the break.
The track has already been support by heavyweights such as Dada Life, Dannic & Bingo Players. Make sure you check out the massive record embedded below!
Just 1 day after Tomorrowland’s second weekend concluded, they released their 2018 after-movie. Nothing of this speed has ever happened before when it comes to after movies. This years movie shows you the highlights of all six days of Tomorrowland, from Martin Garrix to Bloody Beetroots.
Tracklist:
Tomorrowland Intro
Armin van Buuren vs Shapov – Our Origin
Mambo Brothers – Sundogs
DJ Koze – Pick Up
Mees Salomé – Ya Amar
Fatboy Slim – Right Here, Right Now (Camelphat Remix)
Tomorrowland Transition
Energy 52 – Cafe Del Mar (Tale Of Us Renaissance Remix)
Kölsch and Tiga – HAL
Adam Beyer & Bart Skils – Your Mind
Capoon – Karotte
Steve Angello – Flashing Lights (feat.Highly Sedated)
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs Nicky Romero – Here We Go
Alok & Yves V ft. Gavin James – Innocent
Dimtri Vegas & Like Mike, Bassjackers & Julian Banks ft.Snoop Dogg – The Bounce
End Show – The Story Of Planaxis Tim Green – New Life
The after-movie is available right now on their YouTube and their Facebook, both in glorious 4K and sitting at just over 23 minutes long. Tomorrowland must be commended on their feat of creating this years after-movie just 1 day after the festival finished.
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It’s that time of the year again where Forbes releases their list of the highest paid DJ’s. There are no major surprises here, with the more commercial orientated artist taking in the highest earnings. With Calvin Harris and The Chainsmokers taking in 48 and 45.5 Million dollars due to their domination when it comes to radio friendly dance music.
Changes from last year include artists such as Skrillex, Deadmau5, Hardwell, Armin Van Buuren and Alesso not being listed. One must assume these guys have not had their best year financially comparing with previous years. Overall, DJ’s annual take seems to have decreased, with Forbes blaming this on the “plateau of the live electronic music market”.
1. Calvin Harris – $48 Million
2. The Chainsmokers – $45.5 Million
3. Tiësto – $33 Million
4. Steve Aoki – $28 Million
5. Marshmello – $23 Million
6. Zedd – $22 Million
7. Diplo – $20 Million
8. David Guetta – $15 Million
9. Kaskade – $13.5 Million
10. Martin Garrix – $13 Million
11. Axwell Λ Ingrosso – $12 Million
12. Kygo – $11.5 Million
13. DJ Snake – $11 Million
14. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – $10.5 Million
15. Afrojack – $10 million
![[EDIT] Martin Garrix Shares Avicii Tattoo](https://i0.wp.com/www.cultr.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/11045297_866228123420043_6405285900359207741_n.png?fit=614%2C611&ssl=1 "[EDIT] Martin Garrix Shares Avicii Tattoo")
Edit: We have since come to know that the tattoo is in fact not Martin Garrix, it is a fellow producer who actually co-produced his latest track.
Martin Garrix has just revealed a tattoo in dedication to his good friend, the late Avicii. Posted on his Instagram story yesterday, it’s no surprise that Martin would find a permanent way to remember his good friend Avicii.
The tattoo is a mix of Avicii’s signature logo and his trademark hand gesture that was a staple in almost every track he played in his sets. The iconic hand movement is something that made Avicii very special. The way he played the piano with his fingers to the melodies of his music really expressed Avicii’s passion for music and became a feature in his performances. It’s not the first Avicii tattoo that a fellow artist has had done, Kygo recently got one inked onto his wrist.
‘High On Life’ is a gorgeous piano-based ballad that has a thoughtfulness about it rarely found in productions of today. Vocalist Bonn adds a true depth to this track, with silky smooth tones that blend perfectly. As I was predicting that “High On Life” would be another track that would end in a future bass breakdown, I was pleasantly surprised he did what he arguably does best – euphoric progressive house.
During Sebastian Ingrosso’s set on the ‘Freedom’ stage at Tomorrowland, he brought out his “two best friends in the world” Axwell and Salvatore Ganacci during ‘Reload’. It was too little surprise to see his parter Axwell come up to play some of their tracks. However, when Salvatore came out with them both, it seemed like Swedish House Mafia 2.0!
Axwell also took the opportunity to troll the crowd, asking the crowd who was missing, teasing a potential SHM Tomorrowland reunion. Whilst the crowd was hoping for Steve Angello to pop out, Sebastian Ingrosso yelled “CRISTIANO FKN RONALO”. A funny statement that Axwell did back in 2016.
You can view the new Swedish House Mafia on the YouTube video below, as well as Axwell and Ingrosso trolling the crowds in 2016 and at Tomorrowland just recently.
Netflix has just dropped the sixth season of their hit show Orange Is The New Black. With new twists and complex new characters we’ll see if it live sup to the viral success of their previous seasons.
This weekend at Tomorrowland, Martin Garrix played 3 sets. His ‘Martin Garrix’ set to close off the Mainstage on Sunday and another Martin Garrix set to close off his STMPD stage on Saturday. Lastly, he played a Ytram set on Saturday as well. Ytram is another of Martin Garrix’s aliases. Ytram has a more dark tone with a lot of bass house and generally harder music, something that people would not come to expect from a normal Garrix set. This seems to only be Martin’s 3rd proper set as Ytram.
This is not Martin’s only alias, he also makes music under GRX and Area21. Therefore having 4 different production persona’s. You can see parts of Ytram’s set embedded below.
In the latest iteration of Oliver Helden’s ‘Heldeep Radio’, Oliver let’s it slip that SHM are coming back for a proper tour in 2019. During his Heldeep Classic track of the show; Axwell & Sebastian Ingrosso’s ‘Together’, he states: “So, Swedish House Mafia have now officially reformed, and are announcing a world tour in 2019”. Listen to Heldens’ comments in the video below.
This reinforces statements made by Steve Angello, that there will indeed be a Swedish House Mafia tour in 2019. Additionally to this story, new Swedish House Mafia posters were recently found out in London.
The most recent news in the Swedish House Mafia secret marketing saga is a new set of posters with their trademark three logo design. This time with the Adidas logo as well as an address ’15 Hanbury Street’, leading to an Adidas store in London’s East.
The location of these posters is not surprising, London is the home of Swedish House Mafia’s manager Amy Thomson, with the posters being a 10 minute drive from their office. London is also home to many SHM fans, with their largest show being held their at Milton Keynes Bowl.
