Thump created an impressive video which gives you an intriguing visual journey into what it's like to go out and experience electronic dance music from all over the world. For just one night they take you into the lives of a few regular people and a few select big named DJs (Cajmere, Derrick May, Hawtin, Clockwork, etc) in places like Tokyo, Manchester, Chicago, New York City, and more. The soundtrack is pretty spot on, check it out:
Dancing Astronaut was able to get a very big name to guest DJ their podcast this week, which is of course the Dutch DJ/Producer Afrojack. What makes this 1 hour mix special is that fans are given a sneak peek at Afrojack's upcoming artist album with 8 unreleased tracks mixed into this week's show. Check it out:
I've really enjoyed listening to this remix ever since it was pseudo-leaked via a shaky video recording from Project 46's set from TomorrowWorld:
Make sure to check iTunes and Beatport to grab your copy.
The live electronic music act Big Gigantic from Colorado has exciting news to share: they have announced their latest album which will be called "The Night is Young" and will be released on February 2014. To preview what fans might expect, Big Gigantic uploaded their first single called "Tough the Sky":
These guys certainly know how to take the sax to its limit as they perfectly blend their live instrumentals into some sick beats that meld into a memorable track.
Have you read my interview with Dom from Big Gigantic yet? Well you should.
A couple of days ago the talented UK DJ/Producer Jordan Suckley uploaded a teaser of his upcoming release on Subculture called "Take No Prisoners", check it out:
According to Jordan's own description, this track will be a mixture of "Tech, Psy & Uplifting Trance", which has been the trend lately by other trance producer such as Simon Patterson and Will Atkinson. But you know why I have a feeling this track will be banging once it's released on December 30th? Because Jordan Suckley's new label will be called "Take No Prisoners", so you know that the title track has to be something special.
Bonus: Jordan has also just uploaded a production mix that includes most of his releases from 2013.
Have you read my interview with Jordan Suckley yet? Click here.
