DJ Snake, known for his blistering bass future classics, has toned it down significantly for his latest release called "Middle". Featuring the vocals of Bipolar Sunshine, this is a nicely chilled track that is perfect for home listening. Diversity is the name of the game, and DJ Snake is continuing to make a name for himself within the scene.
It's been a year since The Guvernment nightclub complex has been closed, a bittersweet moment for the entire Toronto scene. Known for their legendary parties over the past 19 years, the Guv was a central hub for electronic dance music. Ink Events, the owners of the Guv and leaders within the Toronto nightlife industry, has put together a great mini-documentary on The Guvernment that focused on the 3-day party finale. Featuring interviews by Deadmau5, Armin, Charles Khabouth, Mark Oliver, and more - this video is a must-see for all of those that once stepped inside the famous club. Check it out:
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NGHTMRE is a hot new producer out of the Icon Collective from L.A. that is literally turning heads within the bass world thanks to his fresh sound. With tracks like "Street" and more recently his remix with Slander for "Red Lips" already under his belt, NGHTMRE has quickly turned into an artist to watch closely on the scene. Below you'll get to hear his mixing chops as he is featured on the Diplo & Friends show on BBC first the first time. The entire mix is solid and if you're a bass fan, then you must check it out ASAP.
Zhu recently launched a secretive Generation Why campaign that is heavily rumoured to turn out into an album announcement. If you check his Soundcloud page, there are a bunch of new tracks released in the past 21 days that also indicate that an album is just around the corner. To add to the hype, Zhu released an official video for his much praised work with Aluna George for "Automatic", and you can check it out below:
