electronic
May 31st, 2016
Bad Boi by Mr. Mermaid (Original Mix)
Anyone who watches a fair bit of sport will be familiar with a litany of cliches. We had a listen to Mr. Mermaids bass banger "Bad Boi". And although it's a song, not a contest, one catch phrase that wouldn't' escape our mind frame was a "Tale of two halves"...
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May 26th, 2016
Dark Matter by Lektrique ft Panther
One of the newest and most popular mysteries of the Universe is the subject of Dark Matter. Even the scientists who can somehow figure out what lies inside the core of the sun 92 million miles away still have no idea what the heck this stuff is. We imagine they feel the same way we did after listening to Kannibalen's recent release by Lektrique...
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May 24th, 2016
Gambit by DirtyStack (Original Mix)
They say you have to play the hand you're dealt. So what if you're dealt the ability to explode playing cards all up in peoples grills? That would be great, but unfortunately we don't live in the Marvel universe. And although we're sadly restricted to this current reality, one man achieving a similar effect through his music is New Orleans native DirtyStack. His latest release courtesy of Artist Intelligence Agency is a hard hitting journey into Trap-Dubstep Hybrid that ticks all the boxes...
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May 23rd, 2016
Flare by Only Now (Original Mix)
Being a great DJ isn't just about playing hits. If you want to make a big impact and become your own artists as opposed to a glorified jukebox, you've got to look further than what's right in front of you. San Francisco based producer and DJ Kush Arora has always done that...
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May 20th, 2016
Lifecycle by the Forerunners (Foundation Rework)
Every sunrise could use a soundtrack. And we think we've found ours. We're really happy to welcome the legendary Solarstone and his label Pure Trance to the DDJP family. They've dropped by with one hell of a house tune that's got us dreaming of summer mornings gone by...
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May 19th, 2016
Blew Bird by James Curd - Original Mix
The career path of James Curd is truly remarkable. He started by sneaking into raves and playing them at age 15. From there his bio reads like a fairy tale made on the dance floor. From launching the globally recognized "Greenskeepers" imprint to releases on other well known electronic labels and now having his music featured all over TV and Film, he has built a fantastically well rounded career in music...
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May 17th, 2016
Somewhere Between by Lewis Steen (Original Mix)
He might not have the biggest following, a flashy name, or a stylish alter ego, but that does't stop 19-year old Lewis Steen out of Dunfrmline, Scotland from bringing forth some of the heaviest and creative electronic music you're likely to hear anywhere...
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May 12th, 2016
Give A Dream By Jacko Diaz (Original Mix)
Could it be the Summer of love? Well we would never claim to be Cupid, but we are claiming this to be the summer of LoveStyle records. The relatively young label out of Budapest continues to wow us with a string of wonderful warm weather tunes. The latest release just out this week is a truly fantastic piece of music that shouldn't be missed...
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May 10th, 2016
Covered In Money by DJ Casualtee (Original Mix)
Who doesn't like the idea of being covered in cash? Let's face it, even the purest of spiritualists wouldn't be mad at a bath full of Benjamins. Future's original offers a glorious vision but lacks a bit of energy in terms of a peak time club track. Thankfully the Bay Area's DJ Casualtee has hooked us up with a bangin' Future House version that gives a great account of the original, but kicks into high gear at just the right moment...
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May 9th, 2016
Chop Suey by System Of A Down - Riot Ten X Cybrpnk Moshstep Remix
The beautiful thing about dance music crowds in 2016 is their overall ability to roll with just about any genre. Of course people still have their preferences, and there will always be those who swear by a single sound, but for the most part fans enjoy the variety and are coming more and more to appreciate the unexpected within a set...
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