Free download: Must Die! mix
/In light of his recently released Fever Dream Pt. II, dubstep DJ/Producer Must Die! has created a heart pounding 30 minute mix that contains 3 out of his 4 new released tracks, check it out:
In light of his recently released Fever Dream Pt. II, dubstep DJ/Producer Must Die! has created a heart pounding 30 minute mix that contains 3 out of his 4 new released tracks, check it out:
Released this week on Armin's newly created Who's Afraid of 138? label, "Brush Strokes" by Simon Patterson could very well be one of the strongest, if not the strongest, trance track release this year. Why? Because it has everything from that hard pounding trance beat that does great on the dance floor to a nice melodic patch with a hauntingly beautiful female vocal. Check it out:
"Brush Strokes" is a 9 minute trance masterpiece and it's available to purchase now.
Mat Zo had the honour to launch his newly released album "Damage Control" at the legendary UK venue, the Ministry of Sound. Here's a video of the night's event as "Lucid Dreams", one of the strongest tracks off of "Damage Control" plays in the background, enjoy:
The CEO of Beatport, Mathew Adell took to Reddit last week for one of the more interesting AMA (Ask Me Anything) sessions that I've read all year. When someone of the of "Pandaura" asked him which genres had the biggest volume of sales and whether he detected any shift happening within the biggest electronic dance music genres, he replied:
"BeatportCEO: House Music is gaining ground. Dubstep is in decline."
Earlier this year I posted an open question on whether Dubstep has reached its peak, but now with the Beatport CEO now confirming what some people have suspected, it would seem that the decline is now more real than ever.
To read the entire AMA, click here.
In the second installment of Martin Solveig & Laidback Luke's track "BLOW", Dillon Francis stars as Olli Springer, a male model who we see get booked for some outrageous photo shoots. The whole commercial feels very Zoolanderesque, but that's exactly why I loved it, check it out: