[Techno] Cinnedi – Rush

Cinnedi has always been known for her story-focused style, combining a love for dark storytelling with a deeply personal touch. Now, she leaves behind the world of “Seven Deadly Sins” and embraces something a fresh direction. “Rush” marks the beginning of a new era, diving into dystopian techno antics that reflect a bigger story surrounding her move into an edgier, unrefined sound.

“Rush” is a surge of dark energy—an engaging, 128 BPM journey with deep bass lines and ominous synth textures. The track’s pounding pulse provides intensity, and while it’s a move somewhat far from her previous work, it remains unmistakably Cinnedi in its tone.

Previously, Cinnedi received attention through her previosly mentioned “Seven Deadly Sins” project, which gathered over 200,000 streams on Spotify. The thematic depth and cinematic storytelling of that project attracted notable interest.

With “Rush,” Cinnedi reinvents her path, promising an era filled with the dark, driving techno energy that ventures into new ground.

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[Tech House] CURLYHEADS -WHATCHU GONNA DO? (feat. Smith & Sorren Remix)

In the sunny streets of Long Beach, New York, two tech house names, Justin Butensky and Ben Naouai, found each other and formed CURLYHEADS. Their journey took them from local gigs to a new home base in Tampa, Florida. This duo is all about infusing their tech and bass house sound with an undeniable energy, creating an atmosphere that is both infectious and unforgettable. They have this way of making every performance feel like a euphoric celebration.

Their latest track, “WHATCHU GONNA DO?”, is an absolute banger – a fusion of vibrant funk and groove, layered with classic disco vocals. The basslines thump with a lively percussion that gets right under your skin. And then comes the remix by Smith & Sorren – these guys inject their modern tech house style within the original, blending perfectly with CURLYHEADS’ original to create something that strike a stand out balance.

CURLYHEADS have certainly been busy. Their tracks spin regularly on Diplo’s Revolution, KISS FM, and ToolRoom Radio. They’ve played at iconic venues like Space Miami and Brooklyn Mirage and have shared stages with industry giants like Jake Shore and Corrupt UK. Supported by names like AC Slater and Sidepiece, they’re climbing higher with release and show no signs of slowing down.

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[Future Rave] Revaeon – Feels Like

The electronic dance music scene is buzzing with anticipation for Revaeon’s newest single, “Feels Like,” set to be released on December 15 by Seal Network label. This release follows his successful tracks “Flashback” and “Fell Into You,” which have already made a mark in the music industry.

Revaeon has done it again with this December 2023 release, blending different styles to create something fresh and exciting. His new track “Feels Like” combines elements of electro house and future rave, promising to be a hit among fans of electronic music. This song is expected to continue his trend of creating stand out electronic dance music with a powerful edge.

“Shine,” Revaeon’s debut track, was released under Peak Hour Music, and his subsequent release, “Breathe,” showcased his evolving sound and complex production skills. His collaboration on “Flashback” has been a significant success, with over 230,000 streams on Spotify. His music has received support from well-known artists like Matoma, Ship Wrek, Morgan Page, and coverage from major dance music outlets like We Rave You, EARMILK, and CULTR.

Revaeon’s live performances are known for their energy and diversity, blending progressive, electro, and bass house music. He has opened for artists like Haliene, Vavo, Gattüso, and Autograf, demonstrating his ability satisfy a wide-array of audience types. With “Feels Like” and more music on the way, Revaeon keeps making his mark on the scene in a positive way.

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[Music Ninja Radio] Episode 150: Ninja Worldwide

Music Ninja Radio is a weekly podcast recorded and broadcast live on San Francisco’s BFF.fm  from 4-6PM PST every Friday. 

Music Ninja Radio
Episode 150: Ninja Worldwide

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It was only fitting that the 150th episode of TMN Radio was one of the most eclectic yet — a true testament to how the show has pushed my music explorations forward. This episode features music from Nigeria, Mali, Turkey, Niger, France, The Congo, Ghana, England, Sweden and more making it the most internationally focused episode to date. Highlights include the beautiful Tuareg guitar of Tinariwen, psychedelic renditions of Turkish folk songs from Altın Gün, a summer essential from Ghana-natives Onipa and a medley of tracks in honor of French engineer/producer/artist Philippe Zdar who tragically passed last week. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to put this show together every week for nearly 4 years now. Help keep BFF.fm thriving and growing by contributing our Summer Sustainer fundraiser here.

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[Denver Event] The Underground Music Showcase 2019

Rapidly approaching, from July 26th through the 28thDenver’s preeminent indie music festival, The Underground Music Showcase has announced its lineup for 2019. After updating its format last year, and adding a plethora of new stages and venues, which now totals four outdoor main stages and over 20 indoor venues, The UMS looks to once again take the city by the reigns for one amazing weekend in late July. Dotting the top of this year’s bill are the likes of Empress Of, Honne, Chicano Batman, Black Mountain, Tuxedo, Earthgang, and Still Woozy for a certifiably heavy hitting slate of headliners; but as always, the talent buyers for the UMS have flexed their mid-card and local muscles just as hard.

Additional national support includes Yves Tumor, DRAMA, LEIKELI47, Y La Bamba, Miya Frolick, Gardens & Villa, Tessa Violet, Spooky Mansion, Greyhounds, Dressy Bessy, DBUK, Kainalu, Clavvs, Rapperchicks, Rich Jones, Divino Niño, Parallelephants, Deezie Brown, and Garrett T Capps. Coming out of Colorado, we’re getting perked up for the much buzzed about set from synth-pop duo xOxford (pronounced Oxford) who will be making their live debut at the festival, as well as Mile High stalwarts including Falcon Punch, YASI, Andy Immerman, Nasty Nachos, Bud Bronson & The Goodtimers, DeCollage, Milky.WAV, and loads more.

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As always, we will be out in full force during the hot, end-of-july weekend, so be on the lookout for your Ninja fam! Stream the official UMS 2019 playlist below, get your weekend passes for just $50, and single day tickets for the 2019 Underground Music Showcase here.

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[Music Ninja Radio] Episode 137: Indie Finds, Buku and Beats

Music Ninja Radio is a weekly podcast recorded and broadcast live on San Francisco’s BFF.fm  from 4-6PM PST every Friday. 

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Episode #137: Indie Finds, Buku and Beats

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This week Ninja Clayton joined us briefly to preview Buku Festival and share some of his favorite artists from the lineup. With those eclectic selections mixed through out, the remainder of the show focused on a few random indie finds, new hip-hop and closed with an hour of diverse, soothing selection of electronic tunes.

Buku festival is coming up March 22nd and 23rd (find our full preview here). Also, make sure to follow Clayton’s company Cadence and Cause who are partnering with the festival for some special fan experiences benefitting a local NOLA charity.

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[Electronica] YLY – Alive (feat. Julia Lostrom)

YLY
Alive (feat. Julia Lostrom)

YLY formally known as “KVS,” is electronic producer Tom Woodhour’s newest project venturing into experimental dance music, inspired by future electronic and hip hop. Featuring Julia Lostrom, “Alive” is a dark and gloomy, slow driven ethereal release, which leads into a drop reminiscent of a portal to an alternate universe. Stream “Alive” below, chills guaranteed, “Alive” is like therapy for the soul.

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