House, Dubstep, Electro-House etc
Continuing with the Big Room sound that is so popular in the EDM scene right now, Musical Freedom is preparing a Big Room release for 2014. Thomas Newson and John Dish bring a track with great percussion and the typical xylophone like melody on “Kalavela” which will most likely be played at various events next year.
Out January 6, 2013 on Musical Freedom.
The Disco Fries bring us one more release before the year is over, their collab with Damien Anthony in “Get Up” This electro house tune is full of energy with some familiar “Toulouse” synths that’ll definitely have crowds going at it when it drops at shows.
Still waiting on an official release date.
Kayper brings us “Out My Mind” a free deep house track. The UK producer converges Deep house with some 80’s funk to create a great tune — a must have. Get it today.
Free dubstep to start off your week!
Drum n Bass percussion mixed with Hardstyle screeching give this song a unique sound, which oddly enough gives it an almost relaxing feel to it. Atlanta based producers, Mayhem and Logan, bring their A-game with this track and best of all it’s free.
Cincinnati native producer, Komet, brings glitchy drops and well timed pauses to give the listener a chance to catch their breath as this track, like most Hardstyle, would definitely have a crowd going nuts. The addition of strings at the end give the track an extra almost trance-like element which tops off the song well.
Worldwide release on 12/17/13
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Here is the latest track from dutch trio, Yellow Claw, and LNY TRNZ “Last Night Ever” a high energy vocal heavy Hardstyle tune. You can get it today, on iTunes.
There have been many jokes made about big room house tracks since their rise to popularity, but this one is probably one of the best. I LOL’d so hard.
Great remix by Doctor P and Flux, no one producer out produced the other on this collab remix. You can hear the famous Flux Pavilion bass lines with some Doctor P “wubs n stuff”. You can just imagine this being dropped at a show and the crowd going nuts.
The Remix EP of “Without You” will be released on December 10th, 2013.
KDrew, now going by Kevin Drew, has released the remix to “In Your Bed” by Ariana & the Rose, a great electro house remix. The vocals on this track will give you the chills and the drop just seals the deal. Best part of all, its a freebie from Ariana & the Rose — download it today!
The ChainSmokers never disappoint with their remixes and their remix of “Fix This” by The Colourist is no exception. The ChainSmokers remix is full of upbeat pads and synths that just give this song such a great feel, a must have. There is still no word on whether this track will be out for sale or free download, but we’ll definitely announce it once we know.
At first we thought what you probably thought when you saw this post, has Diplo trolled us? Well, he hasn’t, or at least it doesn’t seem that way. Its a trap remix to a pop progressive house tune which left, not only us, but fans as well pondering if it was a joke or not. But, there is an element of quality to the track so I guess we’ll just have to wait until it is finally released.
Let us know what you think below.
Since their music video of “Bad Habit” reached its minimum of 50,000 views on YouTube, Da Tweekaz have delivered on their promise of releasing the single for free to the general public.
That drop, doe.
The distorted heavy brass on this trap track really makes this. Gent & Jawns go for that Southern hip hop feel, combining hard hitting percussion with good ol’ brass for a track that’ll definitely have people twerkin’ (or at least flexin’).
It’ll be available for free download soon, according to Gent & Jawns.
In the words of Dillon, “Cue Tiesto, Cue Fireworks and Cue Mainstage” the “Rebirth (Dillon Francis Remix)” of Without You is a progressive house tune with a big room festival feel to it. You can just imagine Tiesto or Hardwell dropping this at a show in-sync with Fireworks.
The “Without You (Remixes) EP” will be released December 10th, 2013 on Mad Decent with remixes by Flux Pavilion, Torro Torro, Henry Fong and others.