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[Dance-Pop / Electro] The 1975 – Oh Caroline (TATE SEDAR Remix)

Posted by Marcus Daly - March 22, 2024

TATE SEDAR has released a remix of The 1975’s hit ‘Oh Caroline,’ infusing it with an exquisite blend of electro house, dance-pop elements, and a splash of zest that can be distinctly defined as his own. This reinterpretation elevates the listener into an uplifting, metaphysical realm, completely transforming the original piece into something that stands out as uniquely TATE SEDAR’s creation. The remix’s ability to rejuvenate and offer a new perspective on the familiar tune is down-right refreshing and fun – TATE hit the spot with this one.

A budding dance music DJ/producer that is continually able to rise in the ranks, TATE SEDAR is on a mission to redefine boundaries when it comes to expectations around popular electronic music sounds. His journey includes winning the 2020 Discovery Project: EDC Virtual Rave-a-Thon and performing alongside notable names such as Dada Life, Don Diablo, and Cash Cash. SEDAR’s innovative approach to music often blends elements from the golden era of EDM with both analog and digital instrumentation, drawing inspiration from diverse genres including Motown, disco, and rock.

In 2023, SEDAR’s music reached over 5.7 million plays, proving what he is doing is working – his influence is growing and sound is resonating with more and more of the electronic music community. His tracks have been featured on premier EDM platforms, and he’s a recognized figure in the Insomniac Events artist roster.

Going a bit deeper, TATE’s commitment to adding depth and meaning to electronic music is evident in his remix of “Hero” by Empire’s Terrell Carter and his support for social causes through his music – all of this just scratches the surface on where he’s been and where he’s going.

Raised in San Francisco and educated in London at the Point Blank Music School, SEDAR’s journey into music started early, with a passion ignited by Dance Dance Revolution. Now based in Hollywood, Los Angeles, all signs point to SEDAR being hyper driven to make the best of the future, always in search of the perfect hoodie to accompany his musical explorations along the way.

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[Electronic] Knoir – Only Darkness

Posted by Marcus Daly - March 13, 2024

Knoir, an electrifying force in Australia’s electronic music scene, is taking the genres of dubstep, trap, and riddim to new heights with his unique blend of sounds. On the horizon is his latest masterpiece, ‘Only Darkness,’the track is all about breaking the mold, featuring slow-burning frequencies that build into a crescendo of pulsating rhythms, futuristic melodies, and deep, resonating bass. ‘Only Darkness’ is an invitation to a journey of self-discovery and introspection, wrapped in the epic world of dubstep and riddim, tinged with heavy distortion.

Beyond just his music, Knoir’s impact resonates throughout the electronic music world. Hailing from Sydney, he has earned nods from music heavyweights like SVDDEN DEATH, Porter Robinson, Joji, G Jones, Subtronics, Jon Casey, and HOL!, to name a few. His musical signature? A potent mix of thunderous basslines, intricate rhythms, and a touch of atmospheric magic, all designed to whisk listeners off to another dimension. Knoir’s relentless push for new sounds sees him blending the intensity of dubstep with the smooth grooves of trap and the futuristic vibes of future bass, ensuring every track is an energy-packed experience. Known for his dynamic live shows, Knoir continues to enchant fans across the globe with his innovative music and captivating performances.

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Rich Delinquent – Here’s To Dystopia EP

Posted by Marcus Daly - February 27, 2024

Rich Delinquent, an Australian pop phenomenon, has swiftly ascended in the music industry, gaining recognition from leading music platforms such as Euphoria, Elevator, and Earmilk. His distinctive approach, blending cyberpunk themes with an emotronic sound, sets him apart in a crowded field. The release of his EP ‘Here’s To Dystopia’ underscores his innovative vision and artistic ambition.

The EP, featuring standout tracks like “Speak Up ft. Emmy Mack” and “Chica Diablo ft. 12am,” showcases Rich Delinquent’s ability to fuse emotive storytelling with captivating melodies. His collaboration with Emmy Mack on “Speak Up” offers an introspective look at the fallout of a relationship, demonstrating his nuanced understanding of human emotions. “Chica Diablo,” in partnership with 12am, mixes future bass with rave influences, proving his skill in creating tracks that resonate on a visceral level.

His achievements extend beyond individual songs; ‘Here’s To Dystopia’ as a whole is a strong example as to Rich Delinquent’s growing influence in the pop music scene.

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[House] Rd0Dave – What D0 They Want

Posted by Marcus Daly - February 22, 2024

Rising talent, Rd0Dave, has just unveiled his latest single “What D0 They Want” through Night Moves Music, merging invigorating house rhythms with a distinctive dirty bass sound. This track distinguishes itself with a robust bassline and an engaging sample mix, perfectly suited for the vibrant nightlife scene. Returning to Night Moves Music, Rd0Dave builds on his impressive production history, with his latest being a fitting addition to the catalog.

Following the acclaim of “Y0u Want It” on Beatport’s Best Hype Mainstage list for 2022 and another track acclaimed in the Best Mainstage of 2023, Rd0Dave is set for an even more remarkable year in 2024. With plans for releases on Night Moves Music, Brooklyn Fire, and several noteworthy collaborations, Rd0Dave’s seamless integration of classic electro house with modern flair continues to enchant and expand his audience.

His discography boasts 18 tracks released on labels from around the world – a positive sign that what he is doing is working. His contributions have been acknowledged on prestigious platforms like Tomorrowland’s One World Radio and through collaborations with luminaries like Tommie Sunshine.

Hailing from Alberta, Canada, Dave Pollard, also known as Rd0Dave or “Radio Dave,” began his musical expedition at the tender age of two, starting with drumming. His journey has spanned radio, DJing, and producing, with an early introduction to live shows shaping his unique sound. Rd0Dave gained initial acclaim with “Jerk” on Liftoff Recordings, followed by the celebrated “Electr0Buzz” on G-Mafia Records, both tracks adding a different spin to the iconic electro house genre.

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[Electronic] Martial Simon & Narissa – 10 To 5

Posted by Marcus Daly - February 2, 2024

Martial Simon has yet again captured the essence of modern dance music with his latest release, “10 to 5.” Collaborating with Narissa, known for her hit “Boss Bae” and collaboration with Wiz Khalifa, Simon brings a refreshing and innovative sound to the forefront. This new track follows a series of successful releases in 2023, each surpassing 200K streams on Spotify, showcasing Simon’s growing influence in the industry.

“10 to 5” stands out as a narrative-driven electronic piece, exploring the complexities of modern relationships. It delves into the contrast between initial infatuation and the reality of getting to know someone, a theme that resonates with many in today’s fast-paced dating culture. The track presents a vivid depiction of this classic myth versus reality tale, striking a chord with listeners who have experienced similar romantic journeys.

Simon’s signature energetic style blends seamlessly with Narissa’s smooth vocals, creating a unique fusion that transcends traditional genre boundaries. This collaboration results in a sound that is both innovative and familiar, perfectly balancing deep house and tech house elements. The track is designed to captivate club-goers and electronic music enthusiasts alike, with plenty of components built in to fit snug into DJ sets and be played out on dance floors.

Martial Simon’s career, spanning over two decades, is marked by an impressive array of achievements. His label, GET SET Records, and a catalog of tracks like “High In July” and “Lost” have amassed over 8 million streams. His hit “Where My Girls At?” reached the top of the Beatport Dance Electro Pop chart and received airplay on BBC Radio 1 Dance Anthems. “10 to 5” is a continuation of Simon’s legacy, check out the song for yourself below.

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[Bass] STUCA – Resurgence EP

Posted by TMN Staff - January 29, 2024

The Southern California bass prodigy STUCA has begun the year in stellar stride thanks to his 3-track Resurgence EP. Released on Kannibalen Records, the project further establishes STUCA as one of bass music’s most promising producers who aren’t afraid to showcase a diversified palate.

“Sabre” was the lead single from the EP and starts off the project with an explosive barrage of bass that focuses a bit more on sound design and vibe rather than melodic structures. It makes for a whopping headbanger-friendly record that has proven itself as a success on dancefloors since early 2023. “Get Down” sees STUCA take on breakbeat for an even more dance-friendly tune. Closing out Resurgence is the hybrid heater “WKA” that just might be the favorite for us here in the dojo. They’re all fire though, so enjoy!

[Chill] Elohim – Can’t Remember Your Name

Posted by Marcus Daly - January 26, 2024

Elohim’s newest single, “Can’t Remember Your Name,” perfectly encapsulates the artist’s journey through personal challenges and her remarkable achievements in the music world. This track, following the introspective “Broken Face,” continues to explore the depths of her emotional experiences, focusing in her struggles with prescription medication during a challenging phase in her life.

Elohim’s story is one of resilience and triumph. Facing severe anxiety and panic on tour in 2023, she found herself in a precarious situation, reliant on medication to perform. This experience led to the cancellation of her tour and a focus on recovery, which she bravely shares in her music. “Can’t Remember Your Name” is like a window into Elohim’s soul, reflecting her journey towards healing.

But Elohim’s narrative is not just about overcoming adversity, it’s also about her impressive accomplishments in the music industry. With over 600 million streams worldwide, Elohim has solidified her place as a major force in the music scene. Her collaborations with giants like Skrillex, Marshmello, and Big Gigantic, and performances at iconic festivals like Coachella, speak volumes of her artistic capabilities and just how far she’s come in her young life.

The track itself shows off Elohim’s musical ingenuity. Merging many elements of electronic, pop, and dark themes it features an infectious, catchy nature and echoing synths, which only enhances her signature ethereal vocals. The song strikes a balance between sharing her personal struggles and demonstrating her mastery of the craft.

Elohim’s journey, encapsulated in “Can’t Remember Your Name,” is a blend of personal vulnerability and professional achievement. It’s a story of an artist navigating the complexities of life and art, making her music relatable, inspiring, and a true reflection of personal growth. With this release, Elohim continues to inspire and grip audiences, proving that her music is not just a form of expression but a powerful tool for connection and healing.

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