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[House] Rich Furniss x Morsy – On The Moon

Posted by TMN Staff - May 11, 2022

House head Rich Furniss is back alongside fellow New York producer Morsy with the club-ready original “On The Moon.” Released by Global305, this chill vibe is the follow up release to Rich’s “Game On.” Following an even more laidback mood, “On The Moon” is a Summer slapper that oozes that classic house style.

Rich and Morsy’s single is one of those easy listening records that you can just run back several times over. It’s fun, minimal and really captures that old school sound while giving it some updates. You can feel the chemistry between these two friends (of over ten years) and even vividly imagine the setting of the song’s inspiration, which you can read about directly from Rich below.

“I had a blast making this song, it came from a moment I had last summer on the ‘Rooftop Of Mr. Purple,’ located on the Lower Eastside of Manhattan. Something about playing poolside and watching a carefree crowd dancing – the visibility of the evening mainly coming from the moonlight.” – Rich Furniss

[Future/Pop] Vincent x RUNN – Sunburn

Posted by TMN Staff - May 4, 2022

As we move into festival season we’re getting into the time of year when producer’s are bringing out their big tracks, which is exactly what Vincent & RUNN deliver with “Sunburn.” Memorable from the start, this record is certainly a special one within both artists’ impressive discographies.

“Sunburn” is a song that you will not be able to get out of your head, not that you even want it do escape. Vincent delivers one of his most catchy productions yet while RUNN shows yet again why she is one of the best around. It’s future bass meets pop sound is just dying to crush on the radio, so don’t be surprised if you hear this getting rinsed across the airwaves or crops up in a bazillion playlists. Be cool and add it to yours first though! 😉

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[Drum & Bass] Craze – Stuck On You (feat. Palmer Reed)

Posted by TMN Staff - May 4, 2022

The legend Craze is back with “Stuck On You” featuring Palmer Reed. Released on Slow Roast Records, this drum & bass jam is an absolute heater that is a must listen, even if you’re not into drum & bass.

The thing with DnB is that it’s more flexible than many realize and “Stuck On You” is evidence of that. It’s lighter vocal-driven sound is reminiscent of many songs that have graced the radio over the years. Palmer Reed shines on this with a catchy performance that works so well over Craze’s heart-pumping production. It’s a magnificent cut from two talented people that we can only hope get together again for some more magic.

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[Trap/Future] Danny Olson – Club Cinema EP

Posted by TMN Staff - April 27, 2022

The cinematic maestro Danny Olson has recently dropped his biggest EP to date. Featuring the next chapter of his ever-evolving orchestral signature, the Club Cinema EP features five singles created in collaboration with vocalists including Vo Williams, David Frank and Daemon.

Together these cunning creatives put together a masterful record that is just aching to be in Hollywood’s next big action trailer. Danny is no stranger to sync success, but with songs like “Dreamer” and “Don’t Wake Me Up” he’s surely going to add a few more commercial spots to his belt. His ability to express emotion at such a high level, while still offering up energetic songs that would crush in a live setting is astonishing.

Experience Club Cinema for yourself and for anyone in the LA area, Danny Olson is debuting his live show at Catch One this Friday 4/29! RSVP now and tickets are free as long as you show up before ten. With artists like TEEZ showing support, you’ll want to be there early anyway.

[House] Marcus James x Danni Carra – Make Me Sad

Posted by TMN Staff - April 27, 2022

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Make Me Sad

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Vancouver’s Marcus James has returned to Physical Presents with his original single “Make Me Sad.” Featuring Danni Carra, this emo-house hit is the first single off Marcus’ upcoming EP that will follow up from 2021’s “The Night We Nearly Threw It All Away.”

“Make Me Sad” pays homage to nostalgic sounds while Marcus adds in his own unique electronic flair. For fans of house music, especially vocal led records, this is just the right kind of song you’re looking to add to your playlists. It feels like a sad song, but at the same time there’s more to it – and with relationships there always is. These dynamic emotions are presented beautifully by both Marcus and Danni throughout the entire song. Give it a listen and give them a follow!

[House] Matroda – Wasting Time

Posted by TMN Staff - April 25, 2022

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Matroda has long been one of house music’s best underground producers and his new single “Wasting Time” is just one of his many grooving records. Released on his own label Terminal Underground, “Wasting Time” is a funky original that is on the chiller side of the producer’s catalog.

“Wasting Time” is just the right kind of hit fans are looking for as we move into the warmer months into the Summer party season. Whether it’s a pool party, a festival or one of Matroda’s many current tour shows, this song has the versatility and energy for many occasions. If he’s in your area, make sure to grab a ticket to his tour!

[Bedroom Pop] RUNN – How To Be Happy

Posted by TMN Staff - April 6, 2022

Everyone knows RUNN from her heart-shattering collaborations with such producers as Illenium, Steve Aoki, Seven Lions, Dabin, Au5, Kai Wachi and so many more. She’s had several big records recently, but now she’s got what could be her biggest yet as “How To Be Happy” sees her return to solo releases!

“How To Be Happy” is one of those songs that is catchy in all the right ways. Her subtly playful tone portrays a web of emotions that are complex enough to strike the soul of any adult, while the melodic bedroom pop style as a whole is something someone of any age can vibe to. It’s always a special time when singers we recognize from some of our favorite producer hits release solo music and we hope you enjoy this one as much as we did. Definitely worth some real estate in your Spring playlists.