[Multi-Genre] Most Addictive Drops Reboot Compilation

Most Addictive kills it in every aspect, whether it’s their label, blog or Youtube channel. We could go into why, but instead we’re going to focus on their most recent endeavor, the Reboot compilation.

Bassheads gather ’round, as MA collected six singles from some of the most solid up and coming producers in the game. Brig starts things off with one of the best songs of the project with “Flat,” which is anything but. Chime comes in hot with “Tundra” a video-game influenced dub record that is an absolute smash. “Amazon” by Guillotine comes in with a more modern dubstep original that keeps up the compilations energy, and heavy low frequencies.

Prismatic kicks us into a different direction with his hybrid tune “Ambush” whose name fits its attitude. Rob Gasser keeps us on our toes with his light-hearted drum & bass tune “Adrenaline.” The last song, “Departure,” is the only collaboration on Reboot, coming from Zetta and Wavemode. They bring the sound back to the contemporary area of dub that has been making a huge comeback in the last several months. Reboot is currently available on iTunes for purchase. It is well worth the money. Don’t just stream it, buy it!

’Brig – Flat’
’Chime – Tundra’
’Guillotine – Amazon’
’Prismatic – Ambush’
’Rob Gasser – Adrenaline’
’Zetta & Wavemode – Departure’
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[Get Crunk] Friday Party Playlist (Vol 218)

Each week we strive to bring you not only the best party-poppin’ free downloads, but we want to give you a mixture of sounds. This week, eclecticism came by very easily. From future, to electro, to drum & bass and moombahton; we have a little bit of everything for you. Artists you will come across are StéLouse, Goldplate, Havok Roth, BROHUG, 12th Planet, Bad Catholics and more. As usual, all twelve songs can be downloaded for free, however one in particular, “Ya Freak Out,” is only available for a limited time! Hop on it fast. Whether you download or stream, take this tracks with you and enjoy your days off. Most importantly, #danceirresponsibly.

’The Odds x Bronze Whale – Best’
’Let Go (ft. Andrew Paley)’
’JAUZ – Feel The Volume PT_2 feat. Fatman Scoop (Goldplate Remix)’
’Twenty One Pilots – Heathens (Havok Roth Remix)’
’Holly & TODIEFOR – Lucid Dreams’
’BROHUG – Hooey’
’Juany Bravo – Ya Freak Out’
’VÉRITÉ – Constant Crush (Anden Remix)’
’Machete – The Marionette’
’Mija & Vindata – Better (12th Planet X Team EZY Remix)’
’Nitti Gritti – Waxin”
’Bad Catholics & Apollo – Rollin’
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black – Music For a Cause Vol. 2 [TMN Premiere]

The black collective is back with volume two of their charity compilations series. Again they partner with the good people of Cadence & Cause, this time around to benefit the Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Recently the hospital started a brand new interactive music therapy program, and that is just where the donations are headed.

On volume two we get another eight tracks from the incredibly talented, underrated producers in the collective. Bass music lovers will enjoy the variety of styles on this EP that contains everything from hybrid trap, to dubstep, to whatever it is you want to call “Let It Breathe.” Each artist, including ESQ, Sunday Service, TEMPEST, and TOP $HELF, just nailed it with their work. There’s not a single song on this project that lacks quality or style. All of the ninjas are honored to be premiering this compilation to you. Stream the tracks below, and head over to the campaign’s page to donate and grab the album.

’ESQ – Single’
’Revazz – Focal Point’
‘Tempest – Sippin’
’Sunday Service – Underground’
’WILLY P – Arcadia’
’Patches X Sampson X ESQ – Let It Breathe’
’TOP $HELF – Paid’
’LXXK – Creeper’
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[Get Crunk] Friday Party Playlist (Vol 217)

Who’s ready to party? If you’re not, you better get ready, because it is finally Friday. Enter the dojo to collect some epic free downloads that we have gathered for you over this past week. Although we post music daily, we always want to give you something special to kick off the weekend, which is where the playlist comes in. Download the freebies, or simply take us with you and stream. No matter what, you’ll enjoy all these high-quality tracks all the same. This week, we have records from artists like Kids Want Techno, Loosid, Mr. Collipark, Jantsen, graves and many more. Check out all twelve while you let loose over the weekend. Recharge those batteries for next week, but most importantly, #danceirresponsibly.

’Alive (Kids Want Techno Remix)’
’Bobby – Nourmand – D E E P in N Y (feat. D.O.C. & Goodmorning)’
’BROHUG – Hostage’
’Neon Steve & Basement Freaks – I Think A
Butt U’
’Loosid – Chaos’
’STRANGER X SWAGE – Droppin The Heat’
’NIGHTOWLS – Touch the Stars Ft. Fabian James’
’Riot Ten – Strapped’
’Space Race x Mr. Collipark x Mac Attack – Clique (feat. Fatman Scoop)’
’Wooli & Jantsen – DayDream’
’Jantsen & LUZCID – Submarine’
’graves & King Tadashi – Falkor the Luck Dragon’
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[Event Review] TMN Gets Transformational at Symbiosis Gathering

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When we finally drove over the Bixby Creek Bridge in Big Sur, we were only riding on a couple of hours of sleep. My business partner and I were already sixteen hours in for the long trek from the Arizona desert to Northern California’s lush Symbiosis Festival. When we finally made it to the gate a few hours later I found myself surrounded by waves of exuberantly dressed people of all shapes and sizes; I couldn’t help but feel like an outsider looking in.

This was my first transformational festival, but definitely not my first transformational experience. Fifteen months earlier I was living and teaching my way through Asia. I’ve meditated with Tibetan monks in Dhramshala, India and trekked through the Himalayas in Nepal. I mean, what could Symbiosis really offer me that was new I found myself wondering.

Yet, when I finally broke through the line and got my wristband, I began to notice; it was like driving into a dream. Not just one dream, but a patchwork of other people’s dreams.

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[Secret Ninja Pass] This Week at Beta 10/13 – 10/16

Winter weather is right around the corner, which means it’s go time. You only have a few, fleeting months left of fall, before the white stuff starts barreling down. With that in mind, we strongly encourage you to get out of the house this weekend and head down to Beta Nightclub to check out another stacked weekend of beats.

Per usual, we’re making it incredibly easy for you to get off your couch and head down. Why’s that? Because we’re hooking you up with free entry.

Here’s how:
– Head to the front door and enter the club before 11pm on Friday and Saturday. Get there before 9:00 on Sunday
– Show this post to the cashier (Valid for 21+ only).
– The deal is valid for FRIDAY, SATURDAY, & SUNDAY this week.

Knife Party - 10/13
’Knife Party – Live @ EDC Las Vegas 2016 (Full Set)’
Dieselboy - 10/14
’W.M.F.D. by Dieselboy & Bare’
Manufactured Superstars - 10/15
Enzo Siragusa - 10/16
’Exclusive: Enzo Siragusa – Figain’
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[Resident Artist of the Month October] Seven Lions

It was early in 2012 when we were introduced to the now ubiquitous dubstep Producer/DJ Seven Lions. He has been capable of not only contributing to the evolution of dubstep, but mastering the interlacing of soothing extended vocals and melodies. Early on, as dubstep hit America, many up and coming producers were primarily going for sonic aggression, while another sub-section of electronic artists, including Seven Lions, prioritized on well-crafted harmonies above all else. Fast forward 4 years and it is still true today. A Seven Lions track can caress you into a soothing mental trance and equality shake you to the core, all the while providing a fresh take on the genre. This obviously brings us to his latest EP Creation. The collection of tracks are much rooted in organic elements than his previous work, providing a new marriage between the acoustic and the electronic worlds. Following a new approach to producing, Seven Lions explains,

This time, songwriting really took place on guitar. There are more acoustic elements in the songs, and that ties it together. I wanted to get a little more experimental. I didn’t worry if something was going to be a big banger on the dancefloor or not. I just made what felt right at the time.

And he absolutely nails it.

This, along with many other reasons is exactly why we are extremely humbled to introduce our next Artist of the Month of October. There are many artists we admire, but not everyone has stayed as consistent about evolving their style as we have seen from Seven Lions. During the following weeks we will bring you more insight into his world, exclusive new tracks and a few surprises in between.

In the meantime, we highly encourage picking up tickets to one of his upcoming shows. Aside from what you’ll witness in the video below, you’ll also be helping support the fight against cancer through the tour’s charitable partner, Fuck Cancer.

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