3LAU Joins Titans of Industry, Landing On List of Top 100 Notable People In Blockchain

3LAU has received recognition for his influence within the cryptocurrency space, as the producer has just landed on Coin Telegraph’s list of the Top 100 Notable People in Blockchain. The popular cryptocurrency publication defines their Top 100 list as “people who made a difference to the crypto industry in 2020 — and who will guide the direction of the sector in 2021.”





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Todd Terry’s latest takes him ‘To The Jungle’ – Dancing Astronaut Todd Terry’s latest takes him ‘To The Jungle’


House music trailblazer Todd Terry is back once again with an uptempo jam, “To The Jungle.” Following a flurry of original content in 2020 that notably included his two-track EP Energize 33, distributed via Freeze Records, the house titan proves that he never misses the mark with his fourth single of 2021.

“To The Jungle” wastes no time, starting off strong at a groovy 125 BPM. Melodic synths slowly creep in, creating an airy atmosphere that adds an element of dimension to the output. Terry’s embellishment of booming drums and kick create an enticing tropical environment for the house heater. Stream the original and extended mix below.

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R. Kelly’s trial has been delayed again due to COVID-19


R. Kelly’s New York trial has been delayed again due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

US District Judge Ann Donnelly said during a status hearing yesterday (February 9), that the planned April 2021 date was “not realistic at all” and set a new date for August 21, reports the Chicago Tribune. It may also be changed again depending on the status of the pandemic.

The singer, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, faces a series of federal and state charges in New York, Illinois, and Minnesota.

The charges range from sexual abuse to racketeering. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him and has denied all allegations of abuse.

R Kelly appears in court. Credit: E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune/Pool.

Kelly was first taken into custody in early 2019 on 10 charges of aggravated criminal sexual abuse.

He was later arrested again in July that year, after being indicted on 13 charges by federal officers.

The latest delay comes just weeks after the singer’s court trial for child pornography and obstruction charges in Chicago, was also delayed due to COVID-19.

He was initially set to stand trial on April 27, but the date was moved to September 13.

Back in April 2020, the singer’s lawyers filed a motion for him to be released on bail from prison due to fears he would catch COVID-19 in prison, but the appeal was rejected, even after he launched a second separate bail appeal that same month.

Another attempt for release on bail was later rejected in September, after reports emerged that Kelly had been physically assaulted in jail, with the singer’s lawyer saying: “Another inmate that had an issue with lockdown, got upset and simply attacked Robert.”

The singer is currently being held at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago.





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Don Diablo Shows Off His Darker Side with “Into the Unknown”


A couple of weeks ago, Don Diablo teased a new song, “Into the Unknown,” on his socials. That seems pretty run of the mill, but this wasn’t any ordinary teaser. The teaser photo featured Don kicking back on an opulent, red velvet couch, with a naked woman lying across his lap. Not exactly what we’re used to seeing from the Hexagonian in chief.

Fast forward to a week ago, and the teaser was realized as Don dropped “Into the Unknown.” When you think of Don Diablo, you ultimately think of his trademark, euphoric and bouncy future house sound. “Into the Unknown,” as the title suggests, is a complete left turn from the Dutch superstar, as he explores the deepest and edgiest territory he’s ever visited.

“Into the Unknown” opens with some isolated piano notes and Don’s own vocals on the track. “Always in the zone, forever on my own, into the unknown,” is the refrain; nothing more, nothing less. The drop distorts Don’s vocals over a deep, clubby bassline. There’s also some far off, droning synths that add to the disaffected feeling of the track.

The video is a whole work unto itself, as well. A now shredded Don Diablo wakes up in his bed and it seems like he’s having a rough morning. After a quick shower, Don finds himself at a gentleman’s club. He leaves a note on a napkin for a bartender and then finds himself in a booth, it’s the same image that teased the song. After this, Don is shirtless and he’s dancing with the dancer. I feel like Don is evoking legendary Depeche Mode frontman Dave Gahan with his shirtless gyrating. Here’s what Don had to say about all the free time he had and how it led to “Into the Unknown.”

“I wrote and produced “Into The Unknown” after spending countless days alone inside my house, without seeing any daylight, going outside or seeing anyone. Growing up I spent most of my days alone. Inside. Creating sounds. Just me and my music. Not knowing what the future would hold. I have been making and releasing music from the age of thirteen and it will always be the biggest love of my life. This past year brought me back to that period in my life, a period of solitude as well as inner peace, away from all the chaos. Being on my own so much reminded me that I have always been living inside my own head, my own reality, my own zone. Not knowing what your next destination is can be scary. But, it can also make way for new things, it can clear your mind. Creating new things and stepping outside of my comfort zone as a direct result of this pandemic has given me a sense of inner peace. Not knowing what the future will hold is okay, sometimes we have to embrace the unknown.”

Check out the video for Don Diablo’s latest single “Into the Unknown” out now on Hexagon.



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[WATCH] David Guetta Performs Atop Iconic Dubai Landmark In Latest “United At Home” Livestream

David Guetta‘s “United At Home” concert series has graced some of the world’s most magnificent skylines and awe-inspiring sights. Over the weekend, the platinum-selling producer streamed from atop yet another breathtaking landmark, Dubai’s Burj Al Arab Jumeira hotel.





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Subsidia’s ‘Night’ compilation achieves trilogy status with ‘Vol. 3’ – Dancing Astronaut Subsidia’s ‘Night’ compilation achieves trilogy status with ‘Vol. 3’


After two predecessors under the Night banner, Excision‘s Subsidia Records has returned with the fiery third installment in the compilation series. Subsidia Night Vol. 3 features 20 new tracks from artists such as Bear Grillz, Monxx, Skellism, and more. The LP is the seventh volume released across the Night, Dawn, and Dusk sagas since the label’s inception in September of 2020.

Night Vol. 3 continues Subsidia’s mission of debuting ascendant acts such as Svspkt, Autokorekt, SUFFOCATE, and more, while marking the return of Jessica Audiffred, Perry Wayne, NvrLeft, and Gladez, who was named one of Dancing Astronaut‘s Artists To Watch in 2021. Subsidia continues to breakdown musical barriers in its embrace of artistic diversity as Night Vol. 3 further preserves the champion sound of the dubstep genre.

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Sam Dexter Feat. J & The Rest – Let Me Love You


Cultured house artist Sam Dexter continues to assert himself on one of the top labels of the global dance scene with his new single ‘Let Me Love You’ feat. J & The Rest on Glasgow Underground. Out today, 5th February, this is the latest in a string of essential tunes from the UK artist who works alongside label boss Kevin McKay as the lead A&R for Glasgow Underground. Already bubbling away around the Top 10 of the Beatport Deep House Chart and generating tastemaker support from Riva Starr, Marco Anzalone, Kryder and Jess Bays, Dexter shows once again that he knows exactly how to craft the perfect groove. Stafford-based Sam Dexter first started releasing his own music in 2018 on his own Hungarian Hot Wax imprint, which is now regularly hitting the Beatport charts. His path into music was, however, already laid out during his teenage years when studying music technology at his local college and working on the local market to raise money for records. Since then, he has grown into a standout talent in his own right with an unrelenting work ethic and reliable skill in the DJ booth. Check out “Let Me Love You” below now!

 

 





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Sylvain Sylvain virtual tribute event announced with Debbie Harry and Thurston Moore on line-up


A tribute event celebrating the life of late New York Dolls guitarist Sylvain Sylvain has been announced, with Blondie‘s Debbie Harry, Sonic Youth‘s Thurston Moore and more acts on the line-up.

Sylvain died in January from cancer, aged 69. He was a part of New York Dolls from 1971 until their second dissolution in 2012.

“While we grieve his loss, we know that he is finally at peace and out of pain. Please crank up his music, light a candle, say a prayer and let’s send this beautiful doll on his way,” read a statement confirming his death.

Presented by Rolling Live Studios and hosted at Bowery Electric in New York, the virtual concert will also feature “a mix of stories, performances and videos” from New York Dolls vocalist David Johansen, Henry Rollins, Blondie drummer Clem Burke, Sex Pistols’ Glen Matlock, The Lemon Twigs and many more.

Also on the line-up is Patti Smith Group’s Lenny Kaye, who wrote a tribute to Sylvain at the time of his death. “[Sylvain’s] role in the band was as lynchpin, keeping the revolving satellites of his bandmates in precision,” Kaye wrote.

“Though he tried valiantly to keep the band going, in the end the Dolls’ moral fable overwhelmed them, not before seeding an influence that would engender many rock generations yet to come.”

The show will be live-streamed from midnight GMT on February 15 (that is, February 14 from 7pm ET). Tickets for the show are on sale now.

Johansen paid moving tribute to his bandmate Sylvain shortly after his death was confirmed. On Instagram, the vocalist wrote, “My best friend for so many years, I can still remember the first time I saw him bop into the rehearsal space/bicycle shop with his carpetbag and guitar straight from the plane after having been deported from Amsterdam, I instantly loved him.

“I’m gonna miss you old pal. I’ll keep the home fires burning.”





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Bishu & Dani King Drop Bubbly New Bass Track, “Worst Behavior,” On Monstercat


Bishu returns to Monstercat following his last single, “City” feat. Sophie Strauss, this time teaming up with Dani King for the bubbly new track, “Worst Behavior.” Still within the pop realm, this new track adds an extra layer of fun atop the production and emotive vocals.

Dani King, in particular, has had an incredible past year, putting out collaborations left and right and appearing on labels like Subsidia, Killabyte, NCS, Elysian, and more.

Bishu shares, “’Worst Behaviour’ is probably one of my most unique songs and favourite musically. Haven’t heard anything like it. Went through multiple versions to arrive at the current, super stoked on it.”

Dani King adds, “’Worst Behaviour’ is equal parts cheeky and self realizing. This song will make you want to dance while you contemplate your life choices.”

Check it out below!



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Subtronics Announces Exclusive Twitch Streaming Partnership for Cyclops Army TV

Subtronics has inked an exclusive streaming partnership agreement with Twitch, ushering in an exciting new era of CyclopsArmyTV





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