Mark Sherry, the Trance DJ/Producer from Glasgow, has been generous enough to upload a 4 hour live set from L.A last week on Soundcloud and has made it available for free download, check it out:
DJ Snake was the latest artist to be asked to create a 5 minimix for Annie Mac's show on BBC. Madeon has credited his minimix for originally boosting his career, so these 5 minute mixes are kind of a big deal. DJ Snake used 8 tracks composed entirely of his originals and remixes for the mix, enjoy:
Tracklist:
Dj Snake - Turn Down For What (Feat Lil Jon)
DJ Snake x Yellow Claw x Spanker - Slow Down
Dillon Francis & Dj Snake - Get Low
Dj Snake - Bird Machine (Feat Alesia)
Major Lazer - Bubble Butt (Dj Snake Remix)
Dj Snake & Flosstradamus - Pop That P****
Aluna Georges x Toto - You know you like it (Dj Snake Remix)
Kanye West - New Slaves (Dj Snake Remix)
It's surprising how much you can get done in 5 minutes. You can download this mix for free by clicking here.
In part 3 of Afrojack's mini-documentary series, we get a glimpse of his daughter and what it means for Nick van de Wall to be a Father. It's a surprisingly intimate peek into Afrojack's family, check it out:
Skrillex has finally (FINALLY!) come out with a brand new track with Alvin Risk called "Try It Out" (Neon Mix) and it's banging, check it out:
Hearing a track like this reminds me of why I became such a big fan of Skrillex in the first place. "Try It Out" is expected to be released this Monday on iTunes
Skrillex is booked to play in late December at B.C Place in Vancouver for the Contact Winter Music Festival. Click here for more information.
Bonus: Check out the "Try Harder Mix":
Expect to hear a few more versions of this track as we get closer to official release.
Thump, the EDM centric website created by Vice, has just come out with a fantastic mini-documentary on another Canadian city, Vancouver. If you think that Vancouver doesn't have the pulse for electronic dance music, think again, because the number of festivals currently planned over there is insane. Check out this video as Thump takes you into the current EDM scene while always keeping one eye on the past, enjoy:
