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[Electronic] Campsite Dream – Smooth Operator

Posted by Tyler Trew - September 27, 2017

Campsite Dream are back at it again with another original single. Released on Epic Amsterdam, “Smooth Operator” is just as it describes itself, smooth. CD continue with their cool signature, but bring it to a new sonic arena.

With “Smooth Operator” we see Campsite Dream bring some influence from future bass to the table, with rising synths and poppy vocal chops. In speaking of vocal chops, we also must mention the outstanding vocal performance on the track that allowed for any chopping to occur. This is one of those songs you’ll be singing and dancing along to in no time. As stated before, “Smooth Operator” is out now in full, so you can get a copy for you digital library.

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[Future] SoDown & Moontricks – With You (feat. Carly Lynn)

Posted by Hank - September 26, 2017
With You
SoDown & Moontricks (feat. Carly Lynn)
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Since it’s origin the future beat genre has quickly spread into all types of music. At the same time I think we’ve seen less artists embrace that og future beat style and pick up on the original idea to move it forward. But I just came across this new song, “With You” where SoDown and Moontricks throw down what’s now an almost classic electronic sound. The breakdown is a highlight and might remind you of an early Odezza. At the same time they bring in Carly Lynn, who’s modern vocal style takes “With You” to another level and gives it a very forward-thinking sound.

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Cody Lovaas – Bodies (Roseville Remix) [TMN Premiere]

Posted by Tyler Trew - September 25, 2017
Cody Lovaas
Bodies (Roseville Remix)
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Let’s start Monday off right the premiere of a brand new single. A remix by Chicago’s own Roseville of “Bodies” by Cody Lovaas is what we’ve got in the dojo today. You’re getting a first listen to its distinct future sound.

“Bodies” in its new form is characterized by a future tinged production with hints of influence from trap. It’s hybrid sound is what makes it so spectacular. Sometimes when people mix genres, they don’t do either justice and with this one Roseville was able to take the best parts of each and amplify them together. There’s plenty more where the style came from as you can see from the intro and bridge. Take a listen and enjoy the medley of sounds in the first peak at Roseville’s most recent remix.

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[Multi-Genre] Parker – Spark EP

Posted by Tyler Trew - September 25, 2017

Parker‘s debut EP, Spark, is finally here. Complete with five songs, Spark shows off just some of the sounds that make up Parker. Instead of creating an aimless collection of tracks like many producers do, Parker put together a cohesive, fluid EP that is incredible.

Spark begins with the poppy trap record “Home” featuring Oh Boy that sets the tone nicely for the rest of the project. There’s a little heavy edge so you know you’ll get some more bass in the project, which comes next in full force on the title track. After that “Shy” flips the script with a more heavenly, light sound. The rest of the EP follows suit with a brighter tone that continues through different genres. All in all it’s an amazing EP with our favorite track being “Wild” with Lost Boy. Can you pick a favorite? Let us know in the comments and get your copy of the EP.

’Parker – Home Ft. Oh Boy’
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’Parker – Spark’
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’Parker – Shy’
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’Parker – Wild Ft. Lost Boy’
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’Parker – Afterglow Ft. Bianca’
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[Get Crunk] Friday Party Playlist (Vol 264)

Posted by Tyler Trew - September 22, 2017

For whatever reason, we’re flipping the script this week and getting into the thick of things right away. We start off quick by getting into some heaters from WHIPPED CREAM, LUCA LUSH, TastyTreat, JETSET and more. We keep the energy going until the last few tracks where we slow things down for you with some great vibey records from Folded Dragons, Blu J and more. As with every Friday Party Playlist, all the songs included are available as free downloads, so if you’re still a collector of those ever so sacred mp3s, you can grab them. Enjoy the playlist, enjoy the weekend, but most importantly bring out your most wicked dance moves for this backer’s dozen of tracks below!

’WHIPPED CREAM – SELFISH’
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’Avicii – Levels (LUCA LUSH LIFT)’
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’We Might Fall (TastyTreat Remix)’
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’JETSET – Bloke Patrole’
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’We Might Fall (Parker Remix)’
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’Michael White – Angel’s Anthem’
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’Bodak Yellow (Wenzday Remix)’
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’Ghastly – We Might Fall (IRIS Remix)’
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’Sexy Robot Machine Ft. Tolu’
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’Alaina Cross – Six Ft (Folded Dragons Remix)’
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’Blu J – GOLDEN DREAMS’
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’Coopex – You Got Me’
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’argonaut&wasp – Heart Breaks In Bloom’
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[Future Bass] KRANE – Nobody But You

Posted by Tyler Trew - September 20, 2017
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Nobody But You
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KRANE has quickly established himself as one of the top producers in dance music. He may not boast the incredible social numbers of some, but his day will certainly come. His upcoming album is sure to be a giant stepping stone in an already fruitful career.

Recently KRANE dropped “Nobody But You” as the second single off his LP. With it we get an emotionally complex future bass original that feels larger than life. One thing KRANE manages to do with each of his tracks is make them feel as though they are alive. Producers can make bangers all they want, but KRANE’s music – even when it is a banger – is full of life. It’s no wonder audiences have connected with him so quickly. “Nobody But You” is currently available on digital stores if you’d like a copy.

“Through the process of putting everything together, I was in somewhat of a nostalgic and dark frame of mind, and I wanted to leverage that mood. I really wanted to reference the kind of imagery, film, TV I have grown up loving- the likes of Ridley Scott, and dystopian anime, like Akira.”
– KRANE

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[Future Bass] Daijo – Love You Better

Posted by Tyler Trew - September 18, 2017
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Love You Better
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Depending on who you ask, future bass is either thriving or declining. No matter where the genre is at, Daijo is pushing forward with fun originals that nail the style. Daijo has carved his own lane within the genre, bringing forth a pop-influence with strong songwriting and impressive vocals from a wide variety of singers.

His newest song “Love You Better” adds another anthem to Daijo’s catalog. Clean and catchy production is what he’s dialed into, hitting the bullseye every time he releases a track. That’s certainly exemplified by his latest work. If you like what you’re hearing, then make sure to check out his full list of releases and grab his latest from digital stores today.

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