Comedown

So, I had an incredibly hectic last week and I wasn't able to post 

But im going to make up for it by posting about an hour and a half worth

of new music. 

Lazy Rich released his newest single titled "You Missed  A Spot". Synths start kicking in at about one minute and continue on till about the drop at one minute and thirty seconds. The drop he provides is something that all hard Electro lovers will appreciate. Great song to get the crowd moving.

Lazy Rich You Missed A Spot (Original Mix)

Alesso released a preview today for his newest remix "Titanium" originally by David Guetta. The two minute preview provides us with a very uplifting vibes. The drop uses the similar sounding synths to those in "Calling". Regardless, really nice preview.

Titanium (Alesso Remix) *PREVIEW* by Alesso

Apster put out his newest remix of "When I Dip" orginally by  Bingo Players featuring  J2K and MC Dynamite. Combing the elements of Electro and Rap, Apster puts a very soft drop to this otherwise very pop song. Look out for future projects from him. 

Bingo Players Ft J2K & MC Dynamite When I Dip (Apster Remix)

Aoki and Tiesto released their track titled Tornado. Very interesting sound coming from these two. In the build up you can clearly here, Steve Aoki manipulating the synths, and then you can hear Tiesto take over from the drop onwards untill the build up again.

Tiësto & Steve Aoki Tornado

No Body released his newest single which is a new groovy edit of "That's Just The Way It Is". It keeps  the same piano part as the orginal song and adds this drop that all comes together with some hard banging electro at two minutes and sixteen seconds. 

No Body That's Just The Way It Is (Original Mix)

Preview the new Laidback Luke remix below, titled "Dutchano".
Beautiful dirty dutch coming from this video

"Take My Hand" is the new funky remix from treasure fingers. Song is incredible groovy, and will  make you get up and dance. The sample he uses makes you think youre back in the 70's at some disco club. 

Treasure Fingers Take My Hand

So R3hab gave us his remix of Kate Perry's "This One Got Away. Im going to say its sound like some typical R3hab. Hard hitting drop. So here's the vocal edit to listen to and the instrumental to download.

Katy Perry - The One That Got Away (R3hab Remix) by R3HAB

Instramental

Kate Perry The One That Got Away (R3hab Instrumental Mix)

Returning to the vibe of some good french house, I want to introduce this fantastic remix of Daft Punk's "Something About Us" by Cherokee. This remix is something special. Very progressive and chill. Great music for studying.

Daft Punk Something About Us (Cherokee Remix)

This next song dropped last week while I was still in exam mode. "Lionheart" is the newest single from superstar producer Afrojack. He uses some of his old synths to create this incredible build up with culminates with a very intreasting drop. Around a minute and a half, things start getting crazy with some vocals and then a hard build up to the drop at around two minutes and sixteen seconds, then repeats itself for an encore.

Afrojack Lionheart (Original Mix)

I'm really feeling the new Swanky Tunes remix. This time, Yves  Larock and The Cruzad get special house attention. The lyrics are kept to provide this great house feel. Around one minute and five seconds the drop starts building in the background and hits you full force around a minute and thirty seven seconds.

Yves Larock & The Cruzaders If You're Lonely (Swanky Tunes Remix)

Its been a while since I've heard anything from Drop The Lime. He just dropped a new remix of Willy Moon's "I Wanna Be Your Man". He still has this incredible production skills that keeps the listener guessing whats going to come next. Listen to see what I mean.

Willy Moon I Wanna Be Your Man (Drop The Lime Remix)

After this song, Peace Treaty should be a household name. Diplo and Oliver Twist both from "Mad Decent" released GO. They also released a couple of remix's to go along with the orginal. Peace Treaty turns this song into something I would expect to hear in an old "In Search Of Sunrise Mix". One of the best remix's I've heard all year. This is an essential tune to add to your EDM collection.

Diplo & Oliver Twist GO (Peace Treaty Remix)

Deadmau5 newest remix sounds like nothing I've ever heard from him before. Beautiful, Rich & Horny sounds like a deep house track.  It stays the same for most of the track. If you like yourself some nice groovy house, check this song out.

Melleefresh N' Dirty 30 Beautiful, Rich & Horny (Deadmau5 Club Mix)

Kaskade loves releasing his bootleg's and mash-ups. He took the vocals from "Be Still" and laid it over the anthem "Big Bang". Kaskade really likes his female vocals. Great big room tune.

Kaskade vs. Franz Novotny Be Still Big Bang (Kaskade Mash Up)

Netsky released a remix a couple of days ago. "Anticipate" which is originally producedby Skream gets completely re-worked. Drum and Bass synths on this with a bit of house influence.

Skream Anticipate (Netsky Remix)

Finally I'm going to leave you guys with the new Dillon Francis remix of Underneath The Syncamore by Death Cab for Cutie.
Death Cab for Cutie - Underneath The Sycamore [Dillon Francis Remix] by Death Cab for Cutie



Moombahton Tommorrow

Zero

The First Note Is Silent

I really dont know what to classify this as. Tiesto Infuses some interesting synths, and it almost seems like trance but it also has a lot of Electro elements in there.

High Contrast Ft. Tiesto & Underworld The First Note Is Silent (Tiesto Remix)

Julian

Surrender

These tunes will really get things kicked off nicely at your weekend functions.

Promise Land released a huge remix today. Keep moving will blow your mind just as they delivered with you found me they follow up with this. These Roman DJ's will blow your mind the entire length of the song. After 2.26 it gets wild. Big base needed please.

DJ Bam Bam ft Alex Peace Keep Movin' (Promise Land Remix)

Tiesto's remix of "Here Come The Lights" is taking the internet by storm. A very highly anticipated track already it delivers and is a must have for electro house ravers. A very progressive build up till you hit about 2.06 when the drop kicks in. 

Joker feat. Silas Here Come the Lights (Tiesto Remix)

Okay so this new Skrillex song I don't know how to classify this genre. Its made at a slow 113 BPM which puts it dead on for a moombahton track. However it sounds like a dubstep track. Anyway its a great track for any moombahton DJ. Still quality production coming from Skrillex.

Skrillex Bangarang (Original Mix)

Sidney Samson has been having the time of his life at his residency in Las Vegas
Just watch.

I can see Nicky Romero making a Fantastic remix to this.

Sidney Samson feat. MC Ambush Surrender (Original Mix)

Rattle is the new track from Bingo Players. Here's an exclusive look at what should be a massive track.
Bingo Players - Rattle ( Exclusive Preview ) Hysteria by Bingo Players

To finish off everything how about some new Laidback Luke. This track is a huge feel good song. Crazyiness I havent heard a track from Laidback quite like this take a listen.

Patric La Funk Time And Time Again (Laidback Luke Edit)

JuliAn

Electric Zoo 2011

Well, it was that time of year again. I'm talking about New York's own, major electronic music festival, the EDC of the East: Electric Zoo. Yes, it took me this long to finally get around to writing about it because I've been recovering. Let's just say three days is a long time to be raging, and I barely made it through. Due to some unforeseen circumstances, my Days 2 and 3 were cut short, therefore this write-up isn't exactly complete, as in honest to who, in my opinion were the best performers simply because I could not see nearly all of them. From what I did see however, EZOO was back, bigger, and better than ever. From the organization of the actual event (remember those terrible bus lines last year?), to the actual acts, the Zoo fucking brought it. My Day 1 started off strong, arriving just in time to catch some of Bart B More's set. This Dutch kid didn't care that his was spinning for a meager crowd, he still gave us plenty of bass to soak up. He dropped his popular tunes like Listen to This with Harvard Bass and also featured some of his new tracks off of his and Harvard Bass' upcoming EP, The Ones, out next week. Check out a mixtape he did this summer below to get a sense of what his set was like.

Bart B More's 'Back In Europe' July 2011 Mixtape by Bart B More

Next, I was excited to see Feed Me, but after a few minutes I grew bored and headed over to the Main Stage to catch Rusko. Rusko churned out much of the same that he did for IDentity Festival last month, but I still enjoyed it. Afterwards I mulled around the crowds and grass areas, enjoying watching all drugged out ravers and bridge and tunnel bros dance like retards (not saying I wasn't either, the dancing part I mean). I thought I'd check out SebastiAn since I am in love with his remix of the Kills' Cheep & Cheerful. Unfortunately, he mostly just stood there with a cigarette in his mouth and doing some weird shit with one of his arms in the air. No SebastiAn, I will not bow down or salute you unless you deserve it. I then went "set surfing" as I like to call it because so many acts I wanted to see were playing at the same time. As the sun set, I headed once again back to the main stage to see electronic super legend, Moby. Wow is all I gotta say. I had no idea Moby went that hard. Let's be real, when I picture Moby all I see is his calm facial expression, his lack of any facial hair, and those glasses; oh and also Porcelain is playing in my head. But then when you think about, Moby has been making electronic music since I was born; changing, improving, and adapting his style to current tastes and such. I didn't really recognize any of the songs, but he did play tracks by some today's big names like Avicii, AC Slater, Tommy Trash, and Afrojack. Grab his whole live set below, courtesy of Sirius Radio...thanks Internet. I was sad to leave his set early, but the festival must go on.


Moby Live @ Electric Zoo 2011 (New York) - 02.09.2011


Sebastien Drums & Avicii My Feelings For You (Angger Dimas Bambu Remix)

I scurried off to MSTRKRFT next, oh my god, they popped shit off. Although I can't really tell you what the fuck they played, I can assure you it was banging in there. The lights and visuals inside Hilltop Arena were insane, like for much the festival, and they were as much of a part of the experience as the acts themselves. After that, I headed over to the Red Bull Riverside tent, where Martin Solveig was scheduled to play, but he was ill so Dirty South picked up slack. I dunno if I can say that I was happy or upset about this because quite frankly I don't know if Martin could have thrown down as hard as Dirty South did. Anyways, at this rate I'll be going on for pages, so I'll skip ahead to Tiesto. Here's the deal, I don't really like Tiesto very much as of recently, but I think he just renewed my faith in him after his set. He just kept bringing it, with really unique song choices, like one of my favorites of the night, Futurecop!'s remix of The Naked and Famous' Young Blood and opening with the awesome Las Vegas and an Imogen Heap remix (see below).

Tiesto opened with the banging, Las Vegas

Tiesto Las Vegas (Radio Edit)


Whatcha Say Valentina (Ken Loi Bootup) Dune vs. Imogen Heap


The Naked And Famous Young Blood (Futurecop! Remix)

Then there was Saturday...I got there at around 12 pm and left around 3 pm. That's all I can say. Disappointing and unimaginable I know, but it is what it is. After the fact, I was really only upset that I missed my boy, Skrillex. In those three hours I managed to catch SBTRKT, and Daedelus. I was really excited for SBTRKT and disappointed at the amount of love, or lack thereof the early-bird crowd was giving him. His set was really British, pretty funky, and of course he was rocking the tribal mask. Afterwards, I went to Daedelus which was dead. I mean, I love Daedelus, but not midday when I'm trying to rage.

Finally, Day 3, I was back and ready to make up for what I had I missed the day before. I'll just give you the quick minutes, because this has already been more extensive that I had planned. Calvin Harris was the first act I was really excited for, but to be honest he's not the best technical DJ, so I was really just excited to hear him play his own songs. The act that was on right before me was the one that impressed me, John Dahlback. The part that didn't impress me is that he ran 15 minutes over time and Calvin himself had to give him the signal. DJ Snoopadelic aka Snoop Dogg was a real surprise. His DJing skills are obviously non-existent but his set of hip-hop and rap classics were a nice break from the heavy electronic music of the day. The other acts I enjoyed that day included Fake Blood and Jack Beats, who played my favorite La Roux remix of I'm Not Your Toy. Infected Mushroom looked awesome from afar, as I had to sit out most the nighttime acts because I was just incredibly beat.


Calvin Harris Feel So Close (Nero Remix)


Jack Beats I'm Not Your Toy (Jack Beats Remix)

Overall, Electric Zoo's third year was a success. I feel like they are still finding their feet as New York's premier EDM music festival, but I'm excited for what the future holds. I feel like next year they'll have a l0t of unique names like the ones I saw this year. Here's to booking some of my experimental favorites like James Blake, Hudson Mohawke, Nosaj Thing!

Over the three days, the songs that I heard the most were Avicii's Levels, James Blake's Limit to Your Love, weirdly, Benny Benassi's old-ish remix of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers' Otherside, and Martin Solveig's summer anthem, Hello (nothing can beat Swedish House Mafia's One though, that's a fact).

If you went, what did you think? Who was your favorite?

Cheers!

~MAR

Tiesto-Maximal Crazy

Maximal Crazy is a very intreasting production from Tiesto. Tiesto started out as a trance artist but recently has been producing some very dirty dutch house music. Maximal Crazy is a great song, but its not what I'm used to from this Trance Giant. Still a keeper though. Take a Listen!

Tiesto Maximal Crazy (Original Mix)

Hardwell at Club Glow, Washington D.C., August 20, 2011

  Last saturday night marked the first time the Dutch DJ dynamo, Robertt Hardwell, performed at our nation's capital and his debut did not disappoint.  He had the crowd in his clutches before he manned the decks.  Chants of 'Hardwell' could be heard throughout Roberto Gonzalez's opening set.  The crowd was hyped and ready to lose their minds to the smashing vibes of Tiesto's protege.  Finally, about 30 minutes after the start of the new day, Hardwell took center stage to a deafening roar from the young excited crowd.  Everyone was in accordance, the next two hours would be memorable.

Tiesto & Hardwell Zero 76 (Original Mix)

He opened with relatively unknown bangers which had his fans jumping, fist pumping, and generally flirting with insanity.  He waited to play most of his own tracks until towards the end of his set with the exception of the fairly early 'Encoded' drop.  Relatively unknown electro smashers dominated the first 45 minutes of the set.  I am still in the process of attempting to find some of these tracks because, frankly, I loved them.  A key ingredient to any live DJ set is the crowds intensity and it carried throughout, despite the relatively short length of his performance it felt as though Hardwell could have gone for another hour.  He later transitioned to some unbelievable bootlegs and the songs which have shaken up the EDM community over the last twelve months.  After teasing his 'Move It 2 The Drum' collaboration with fellow Dutchman, Chuckie, he surprised the crowd with a remix of 'Save The World'.  Expecting to hear the drop of Max Vangelli and AN21 or Zedd, I couldn't believe my ears when the bassline dropped.  Luckily with some help from Hardwell himself, we found that it was Marco V's remix.

Swedish House Mafia Save the world (Marco V turn the crowd up treatment)


Bassjackers Mush, Mush (Original Mix)


Hardwell Encoded - Original Mix

It was at around this time where he dropped his claim to fame, 'Zero 76' and finally allowed us to enjoy 'Move It 2 The Drum'.  Not surprisingly the vocals of 'Leave the World Behind' and 'We Are Your Friends' were included in his various bootlegs.  Just when you thought the performance couldn't get any better, he dropped a flurry of game changers.  I absolutely wasn't expecting the still unreleased Dada Life, 'Happy Violence' to be my favorite track of the night but it indubitably was.  I was also captivated by the brand new release from Size Records, 'Sending My Love'.  The crowd reaction to both tracks was unsurprisingly overwhelmingly positive.  All the while he sprinkled in smash hits like 'Bangduck', 'Levels', Laidback Luke's 'Dirty Talk', 'Awooga', and 'Warp 1977' simply to cause bedlam.  Finally, he made a transition to dubstep to close out the evening leaving everyone in the building praying for an encore.  Skrillex's 'First of the Year' and his remix of 'Cinema' have seemingly become a staple in many DJ's set recently.  I've heard it receive plays from the likes of Martin Solveig, Calvin Harris, and now Hardwell.  I must say, I do wish we heard a little bit more Dutch house but Robertt Hardwell brought D.C. to its feet and we at Electric Squeeze will patiently await his return.

Chuckie & Hardwell feat. Ambush Move It 2 The Drum (Original Mix)


R3hab & Swanky Tunes ft. Max C Sending My Love (Original Mix)

Inter-Galactic

So, I have a couple of fresh tracks I want to share with you guys. There's no particular genre that i'm going to follow, but its pretty much house and moombahton. so enjoy!!

No-body has already established himself on our blog as being a great producer. This time he takes the likes of Steve Angelo "Knas" and mashes it together with Axwell's club hit "I found you". The result is nothing short of brilliance.

Laidback Luke released a track a couple days ago that is just phenomenal. Its called 2.0 and has all the key components of a fantastic house song. It has such a nice feel might I add.

I'm already a huge fan of Swanky Tunes for their incredible production skills. They never stop giving us something to jam to and "I Believe In" is just testimony to that statement. The original track is by Size Matter's artist, Roger Sanchez featuring the incredible voice of Karmen. Swanky Tunes takes this song and transforms it into a masterpiece.

Wall recording artist's, Bassjackers dropped a fantastic remix this week. "Applause for You" already a fantastic song by PettyEtty is given some serious work by these producers. Listening to this you can really see why Afrojack signed them, to produce phenomenal and different electro beats.

Next up is some fresh moombahton by the one and only Dillon Francis! This track has that classy funky vibe that you can only get with a Dillon Francis Production. Enjoy!

Kissy Sellout - Turn It On (Dillon Francis Remix)

Autoerotique needs no introduction. A phenomenal producer,and an amazing DJ, he puts his expertise to work here in his remix of Tiesto's new track "Work Hard Play Hard" You can buy this track on beat port if you so desire! Incredible track enjoy!
Tiesto - Work Hard Play Hard (Autoerotique Club Rmx)

Well thats all I got for you

Cheers

JuliAn

Diamonds are Forever

I got a bunch of special deliveries today.

Ive been very very busy with other details of my life but i'm back to give you some great music.

This first track has been out for a while, but this is the official release for Steve Aoki and Afrojack collaboration with vocals by Alyssa Palmer. So here you go the 328 bit version for this incredible song.

Surfing my sound cloud channels I came across this moombahton banger by Kristopher Ortega. After looking through his channel I thought this was the best representation of his fantastic production style.

I know this isn't new but a friend showed it to me. I want to define it as a drum and bass song but its much more. Its a really good listen when your doing work. So here you go enjoy!

Here's some new Tiesto that just dropped. Its a bit different then anything he's ever done but its still phenomenal

Hey what? Skrillex making moombahton?!?!

Thanks Rawle

Julian

#Winning

LOL

Now for some new beats

Sorry we didn't post this weekend.....so much was happening I.E Rusko at the 930 club and Dayglow..But without further adu I present you guys with these fantastic tunes.

Huge Banger By R3hab who has done some serious work with Afrojack this year

Wynter Gordon-Till Death (R3hab Remix)

New Track by Tiesto....It kinda of reminds me of something that would be in the search of sunrise series, which is in my opinion the best type of Tiesto trance.

Tiesto-Green Sky (Original Mix)

Next up is the new Afrojack.....Selecta....this track is massive and might cause you to yell Selecta at random times. Which is acceptable....

Afrojack and Quintino-Selecta (Original Mix)

Sounds a lot like a Swedish house mafia track but apparently its not

3R- Don't You(Original mix)

Lastly, I had to post this old song by Doctor P...Straight Filthy drops all around.....Happy dubbing

Doctor P-Sweet Shop

WORD LYFE

Julian

Trance Addict

Trance is one of the hardest music to DJ and it takes even a greater effort to produce these types of tracks...These are a couple Trance songs i'm listening to right now...ENJOY

One of Ronski Speeds best tracks

Ronski Speed-Revolving Doors

Armin van Buuren has been ranked number one by DJ mag the last 4 years....Everything he touches turns to gold.
Armin van Buuren vs Sophie Ellis Bextor-Not Giving Up On Love

Off his Newest Album
Armin van Buuren vs Winter Kills-Take A Moment

He features the lead singer from owl city for this track
Armin van Buuren vs Adam Young-Youtopia

This s one of my favorite vintage Tiesto songs from the In Search Of Sunrise collection Enjoy
Fonzerelli-Moonlight Party

The Orginal Song is amazing but Phynn Really hits it on point with his remix of this classic Tiesto track.
Tiesto-Adagio For Strings (Phynn Remix)

The First Squeeze

We are the Electric Squeeze and I don't feel like writing a long introduction. I would rather just listen to some house beats, so let's do it. These are some (mostly) fresh tracks for your pleasure.Click the name to download!!! Enjoy

DJ Premier is arguably the best hip hop producer of all time. One half of the legendary Gangstaarr this track is very laid back...you can hear hip hop influence all over the place. Its great take a listen.

Embody-DJ Premier Break Remix

HOUSE MUSIC
Monarchy-Love Get Out of my way (Benny Benassi Remix)

I have Literally been drooling over this song since Afrojack dropped it in his "Are You Ready Miami?" video. The wait was worth, it this is such a banger.

DJ R3hab- The Bottle Song Original Mix

Unleash the Dada need I say more?

Dada Life-Flight Club is Closed Its Time for Rock and Roll (Original)

Sidney Samson has really stepped his remixing game up....This track is arguably better than the original but I really can't tell which remix is better his or Afrojacks...you decide.

David Guetta-Where Dem Girls at? (Sidney Samson Remix)

Classic Dirty Dutch

David Guetta-Where Dem Girls at? (Afrojack Remix)

Tiesto's little protege delivers his next banger after Zero 76...it delivers on all levels.

Hardwell -Encoded (Original mix)

FIRE BEATZ #FOR THE WIN
Freestylers Belle Humble -(Cracks Firebeatz Remix)

I realize that Miami to Ibiza is old (Almost a Year) but this remix goes SO SO SO hard.

Swedish House Mafia-Miami to Ibiza (Quang Remix)

Damn, words can't even describe the bass notes in this...Skrillex gets really nice with this great dubstep track.

Benny Benassi Feat Gary Go- Cinema (Skrillex Remix)

Classic Tiesto remixed by the famous Laidback Luke....amazing

Tiesto Featuring Sneaky Sound System-I Will Be Here (Laidback Luke Remix)

This needs no introduction.

Swedish House Mafia - Save The World Tonight (Pete Tong Rip)

Quality Dub remix by Boyfriend of "Everyday" by Rusko

Rusko-Everyday (Boyfriend Remix)