EDM Global Producers, Djs & Artists
Last Friday, multi-instrumentalist GRiZ celebrated LGBT History Month with an official remix package for his hit “Medusa,” which features fellow queer DJ and producer Wreckno. Promoted as a “queer anthem banger,” the original track was intended to empower the queer community. The remix pack—which features Gioli & Assia, J. Worra, Super Future, NotLö, and a GRiZ VIP—reignites the song’s …
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Nearly four months after the release of her album Neon Jungle, French producer CloZee has enlisted 10 diverse artists to remix each track from the album. Neon Jungle Remixes is avalable in full today, featuring Emancipator, Lane 8, Opiuo, Of The Trees, and more. The new album is released on CloZee’s very own label, Odyzey Music. CloZee is revered …
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by: Josh Hymo Oct 29, 2020 Productivity during quarantine is not issue for Felix Cartal. In 2020, the Vancouver-born musician has released originals like “Mine” and “Harmony,” on top of remixes for Shallou, Anne-Marie, Doja Cat‘s “To Be Young,” and more with his distinguished electronic touch. While Cartal gears up for the upcoming release of …
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by: Dancing Astronaut Staff Oct 28, 2020 Michael Jackson remixes don’t come around often—if you’re going to remix The King of Pop, you better come correct. Luckily, newcomer GUMMiBEAR, manages to do just that. Now, that’s not to say the enigmatic emerging DJ might be flexing some early catalog-building confidence with a new “Thriller” remix, …
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by: Rugby Scruggs Oct 26, 2020 Earlier this year, Ghastly teamed up with vocalist Karra for a beautiful melodic number titled “Help.” The song quickly became one of Ghastly’s most enticing releases to date, already topping 500,000 streams on Spotify alone. Now, half a year after the original’s release, Ghastly has enlisted seven producers from …
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Last month the dream team of David Guetta and Sia reunited on “Let’s Love,” the uplifting, 80s-inspired synthwave track we all needed during these dark times. Guetta has now called on longtime collaborator MORTEN to unveil their new “Future Rave” remix of the single. The duo completely reimagines the original, bringing it from the 80s to the year …
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When you think of who would do a good remix for filth lord Code:Pandorum, you’re probably not thinking of OMAS, whose last track we wrote up was his beautiful collaboration with Dani King, “Release Me.” Well, you’d be dead wrong. Code:Pandorum just released his new, heavy song, “Event Horizon.” Punctuated by intense stabs and filthy …
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by: Ross Goldenberg Oct 19, 2020 In an uncertain year that has vividly drawn out some artist’s most creative musical ambitions, ODESZA and Golden Features‘ BRONSON certainly sits at the top of that list. Following the collaborative effort’s self-titled debut LP in August as well as a preview of the project’s forthcoming remix edition, the …
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by: Sami Weisband Oct 16, 2020 Ever-evolving producer k?d first hit the ground running in 2015 and hasn’t let up since. His newest release is a rework of Skrillex‘s remix of Travis Scott‘s 2018 anthem, “Sicko Mode.” For the past five years, fans have watched k?d grow up in front of their eyes, creating work …
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Dance music will always be headlined by the producers and DJs, but never forget what an important role vocalists play in the scene as well. It’s got to be a good feeling when you’re high on the list of people producers want to work with. Enter Los Angeles-based singer Brando. EDM fans first heard his …
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