The most recent release from Deep Tribe is titled âTake A Tripâ, a song name that references the lyrics of the track itself. Lyrics that speak to that all too familiar, deep yearning we feel inside, calling us to the adventure of the road no matter where it leads us… just as long as itâs not âhereâ.
Music is a form of expression that conveys emotions and messages. It tells love stories and heartaches. Music has also been a means to disrupt the status quo and expand consciousness. Going against the current isn’t always the easiest or safest because it can single you out. Stepping away from what’s expected and doing things differently involves risk, and not everyone is willing to place their bets. However, for the DJ duo, Black Girl/White Girl (BG/WG) being differentâboth in their personal and artistic livesâhas given them freedom.
Starting June 2nd, Stereo Productions is launching 4 albums with 20 new remixes, each pack of the STEREO2020 REMIXEDÂ series featuring the most relevant tracks of their history.
Steve Lawler, Hector Couto, Matthias Tanzmann, D-Formation, Andrea Oliva, Dosem, Matador, Roger Sanchez, David Herrero, Mark Knight, Rafa Barrios, Gorge, Oscar L, Joeski, De La Swing, Carlo Lio, Fer BR, Nick Curly, Ramiro Lopez, Matt Sassari, Mendo o Siege are just some of the artists that have participated in this milestone for the label.
At 6AM we are presenting the exclusive premiere of De la Swing’s remix of DJ Chus and David Penn, present Soulground “We Play House” featuring Concha Buika.
This new release on Mindshake Records comes from Kled Baken whoâs a Chilean artist joining the label following previous tracks on the likes of Bla Bla and Moan.
There are no doubts that Alisha is currently one of the hottest artists to emerge from the bustling UK tech house scene. Originally from Peterborough, the young producer/DJ started her career playing at places like Junk, Southampton and Mint, Leeds, supporting British heavyweights the likes of Skream and Nic Fanciulli, as well as an impromptu b2b set with Green Velvet at Source Bar last year.
From its trail-blazing ’90s rave-days to giving birth to the world-conquering Tomorrowland, Belgium has long punched above its modest size in the world of electronic music. Now rising star Siege, whose techy take on house has graced labels from Toolroom and Saved to Yousefâs Circus, Alan Fitzpatrickâs We Are The Braze and Big Beat in the US, can add his name to the influential acts that Belgium has gifted the world.
The depth of James Hartnett’s music is the culmination of over two decades of playing, writing, producing and performing. His DJ sets are a precise balance of what the audience thinks they want, and what they don’t yet know they need.
Following releases on Audiophile and HoTBOi Records earlier this year, his latest release is entitled “You, The People” and just came out on SOUP NYC, available on Beatport HERE.
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Repopulate Mars makes their arrival for the summer of 2019 with their new compilation album Outer Limits. This compilation features eighteen cuts from an array of established and emerging talent. Repopulate have been responsible for releasing music from the like of Michael Bibi, Solardo, CamelPhat, Detlef, and more. Repopulate Mars has cemented themselves as one of the most defining house music labels in recent years.
Following on from his first release of 2019 with One Reason EP, Mirko Di Florio makes his debut on the highly respected, Detroit based Incorrect imprint with next scorching release in form of the If You Want EP.
Drawing influence from the early house and techno eras the If You Want EP is a triple threat medley of punchy basslines and rhythmic rumbles.
There is little doubt (if any) that the electronic music soundscape is constantly evolving, with new sub-genres emerging in recent years. One particular sub-genre though is gaining more attention and playtime than ever before, and that genre is tech house.
This is more evident as of late with tech house gaining more attention in the scene than ever. Case in point is the Las Vegas casino/hotel Wynn Las Vegas whose XS nightclub has recently made tech house artists Jamie Jones, Solomun, and Black Coffee as the club’s new resident DJs under the banner “We Are The Future”. And in the EDM hub of Ibiza, clubs like Pacha and UshuaĂŻa, have been gradually going for tech house DJs over the past few years.
Perhaps the most telling, or damning as some may say, is the report from Beatport last year that tech house had now overtaken traditional EDM to become its biggest selling music genre.
