From the label that delivered the Joel Corry UK top 10 hits ‘Sorry’ and ‘Lonely’ and his No. 1 single ‘Head & Heart’ with MNEK, plus the top 20 hit from PS1 ‘Fake Friends’, Hoxton-based label Perfect Havoc drops another massive dance anthem in...
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Giggs has shared his surprise new mixtape ‘Now Or Never’ — you can listen to the project below. The 16-track release is the London rapper’s first full-length offering since.
by: Austria Masim Nov 5, 2020 Far Out is making a conquering return to Seven Lions‘ Ophelia Records with his debut label EP, Beyond The Horizon. Spanning four total.
Inspired by musical heroes from Chemical Brothers and Daft Punk to his peers Flume and Skrillex, Naderi comes from the future and bends time, space and genres to create a futuristic take on electronic music to act as an intergalactic sonic roadmap for 2020...
Miley Cyrus and Fleetwood Mac‘s Stevie Nicks have teamed up for a new track which mashes up Cyrus’ ‘Midnight Sky’ with Nick’s seminal track ‘Edge of Seventeen’. The new.
by: Sami Weisband Nov 5, 2020 After a two-year break from producing new music, Chromeo hopped in the studio at the very beginning of the COVID-19 quarantine to produce.
Hoxton-based label, Perfect Havoc is thrilled to welcome globally-renowned talents Tube & Berger to the imprint. Forthcoming on 30th October, the duo’s remix of Norwegian hitmaker Simon Field’s multiple million stream-amassing ‘Sirens’ is a highly-charged tech house cut with rich hints of progressive house...
Dallas Hope Charities has announced a new transitional home for LGBTQ youth will be named after late Power Trip vocalist Riley Gale. It’s the second Dallas Hope Charity location.
You can always find the best tunes on Thrive. The latest example being Niiko x SWAE’s new single “Can’t Feel My Face.” The L.A. based duo return to a.
by: Josh Stewart Nov 5, 2020 A German study highlighted that concerts can in fact be safe during the coronavirus pandemic if certain measures are followed. Specifically, findings from the study indicated the risk for COVID-19 spread to be “low to very low” in...