After putting themselves on the map throughout 2017 releasing a handful of blistering tunes, KLAXX looks to take their career to next level unleashing their debut EP, Hyperdrive, next month. Coming out of the gate...

Talk about starting the year off strong! Insomniac Records aims to start the New Year off on a high note delivering West London’s Born Dirty latest original. “Crazy” is a dreamy offering where we see...

The day has finally come, Kayzo‘s highly anticipated debut LP, Overload, has arrived in all it’s glory, and it’s a beauty…….or shall I say bass beauty. Making rippled throughout the electronic community with his unpredictable...

One duo that has been making waves as of late is TWO LANES, and with their debut original single only days away, the brothers continue to impress with their latest remix offering. Popping onto the...

Lookas is back and better than ever with an epic new EP, which is out now on Monstercat. The Miami native dropped ‘Lucid’ today and we’ve been hooked ever since. This three-track EP features genres...

Fransis Derelle is starting off 2018 on the right foot with the release of his debut EP on Circus Records. ‘Pixel Paradise’ is truly one of a kind and it features two previously released tracks,...

Tritonal and Sj teamed up on their latest track and it’s impressive to say the least. “Calabasas,” which is out now on Enhanced Music, is the total package, complete with pop elements, catchy vocals and...

Jace Mek and CONFESSION are no strangers to each other as they have worked together on some big stuff in the past, but today they bring us their biggest drop yet with the ‘Confusion’ EP....

Our Dutch friend San Holo continues to dominate the electronic scene recently stopping by the SLAM! studio to throw down a DJ set for their trademark mix series. This mini mix gives viewers a taste...

Bass heads rejoice, Canada’s Ever After Music Festival has revealed its lineup for 2018 and it’s absolutely stacked with talent. After what seemed to be a premature leak, Kitchener, Ontario-based festival had no choice to...