This is an emergency; please standby. Kayliox out of Quebec is here and he is no stranger to the bass house scene. His usual thumping beats have become a staple and it comes to no...

Most will probably remember the mysterious Marshmello popping onto the scene back in 2015 with his glittery, sugarcoated trap sounds that captured the hearts of electronic dance music fans across the globe before he went...

Two new tracks from Dillon Francis in one week? Talk about the perfect way to kick off the summer! Fresh off of his genius prank on DJ Snake releasing his latest original single “Look At...

After two bone-crushing remixes of Zomboy’s “Get With The Program” with Trampa and Dillon Francis’ “Say Less” featuring G-Eazy, Belgium’s bass phenom Eptic kicked off 2018 with the release of his single “Bloodlust,” and looks...

After being on the receiving end of an epic prank coming courtesy of his good friend Dillon Francis, DJ Snake find his name scattered throughout the blogosphere once again, this time dropping new with fellow...

Continuing to unveil singles from his debut album slated to be released July 20th, today we received Said the Sky‘s highly anticipated collaboration with Dabin serving as the sixth piece of the 15-track Wide-Eyed puzzle....

Continuing to build upon an already impressive discography, Nolan van Lith has stuck again with another stellar remix taking on one of the most iconic collaborations we’ve seen in the world of electronic music. The...

Fresh off of the release of his striking original “How It Goes,” TSS fan favorite neutral. is back with another impeccable remix. Working his magic on William Black, Rico & Miella‘s “Here At Last,” this...

After serving up some “Brown Bread,” Spag Heddy’s has returned giving listeners a blast from the past coming in the form of his bouncy new original, “Get To U.” Being a proper drumstep production, this...

Ohhhh Porter, his music is just phenomenal. He has his own sound and style that is astounding. It’s hard to remix his songs yet the ones that do are worth repeated listens. Enter Subfer, a...