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Electric Daisy Carnival NYC Full Lineup

Paul — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 01:52:06 +0000

Check out the full lineup announced April 20, 2012 below.

Get your tickets while you still can!

Enter for a chance to win a pair of 3-day passes via EDC’s facebook page!

Coachella Day 3 Mix

Kashmir — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:30:04 +0000

1. The Chronic 2011 – Dr. Dre And Snoop Dogg ([a] Proxy Edit) Dr. Plot
& Professor Problems
2. Gorgeous Flaws The Airplane Boys
3. The Morning (Atlantic Connection Remix) The Weeknd
4. Big Mouth Santigold
5. Money Grabber Fitz & The Tantrums
6. Tick Tick Boom The Hives
7. One Armed Scissor At The Drive-in
8. Devil Takes Care Of His Own Band Of Skulls
9. Romance Wild Flag
10. Away Frm U Oberhofer
11. Get Burned Sleeper Agent
12. Deconstruction Fanfarlo
13. It’s Real Real Estate
14. Santa Fe Beirut
15. Hard Believer First Aid Kit
16. When I’m Alone Lissie
17. What The Water Gave Me Florence And The Machine
18. Somebody That I Used To Know (Bibio Remix) Gotye Feat. Kimbra
19. The Bay Metronomy
20. Chateau Housse De Racket
21. Scale It Back Feat. Little Dragon (Robotaki Remix) Dj Shadow
22. On’n’on (Rick Rubin Remix) Justice
23. Get It Get It Girl Talk
24. Lift Off Araabmuzik
25. Levels Avicii
26. Unison Porter Robinson
27. In The Air Morgan Page, Sultan, Ned Shepard, & Bt Feat Angela Mccluskey
28. Guilt Nero
29. Kick Out The Epic Motherfucker (Original Mix) Dada Life
30. We Found Love (R3hab`s Xs Extended Remix) Rihanna (Feat. Calvin Harris)

Madonna vs. Avicii – Girl Gone Wild (UMF Mix)

Dan — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:03:15 +0000

Without a doubt, Avicii has gained ground faster than anyone we’ve seen in the EDM industry lately. Don’t lie to yourself and act like the “Bromance (Avicii’s Arena Mix)” wasn’t one of the most rapturous moments of your life when it dropped in April of 2010. How about in December of 2010, do you remember where you were at and who you were with the first time you heard his Essential mix unmastered version to “Levels”, one of the most infectiously exhilarating creatures of 2011? In terms of making music, Tim Bergling can flat out produce, and that’s what has taken him to where he is today as he appears to be remodeling the bridge between EDM and mainstream. I say the term remodeling because he may be doing it different than David Guetta, who used the big names of his collaborating artists/singers to grab the mainstream’s attention. Unlike Guetta, Avicii has caught the mainstreams attention just by doing his thing. He has done it not by conforming to popular demand and altering his own sound, but rather by the mainstream conforming to his astounding productions. You may not have thought of “Levels” to be a “commerical” hit right when you heard it, but because it was so good, we pretty much commercialized it.

But okay, back to the point with his remix to Madonna’s “Girl Gone Wild”. Despite her controversial question “Who here has seen molly?” to the EDM community, this seems to be a solid collaboration between EDM golden boy Avicii and international pop mogul that is Madonna. Starting off with a stimulating piano progression and a seductive allure from Madonna, the track unfolds into grinding electro riffs and a smooth melodic synth lead that are both signature to the rapidly ascending Avicii. Check the track out yourself to form your own opinion.

Madonna vs. Avicii – Girl Gone Wild (UMF Mix)

Here’s the video Avicii uploaded to his Facebook earlier today.

Electro Beach; The Perfect Sandstorm

Vinny — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 22:37:16 +0000

So you’re saying there’s a chance?

If you’ve missed the boat, and don’t know that the largest EDM event in Mexico’s history is taking over various Puerto Vallarta night clubs starting February 24 and running through April 8, 2012 — fear not. Individual tickets are now available.

College Travel Experts, in association with Prime Social Group, have lined up the hottest, up and coming talents, plus some of the biggest names in the business for six weeks of world class EDM (electronic dance music). Long-time superstars Tiesto, Calvin Harris, Steve Aoki and Avicii will be headlining this bona-fide-fiesta, just to name a few.

Official Press Release:
(Puerto Vallarta, Mexico) February 27, 2012 – Prime Social Group and College Travel Experts are pleased to announce individual tickets sales for all Electro Beach shows this spring break in Puerto Vallarta. The new ticketing system allows for spring breakers to put together a festival experience best suited to their respective travel needs.

“We’re really excited to offer individual ticket sales for Electro Beach,” said Prime Social Group cofounder Adam Lynn. “College students now have the flexibility to customize their spring break experience to their liking in Puerto Vallarta.”

To purchase individual tickets and view all other ticketing options, please visit
ElectroBeachTickets.com. Still need to book your travel plans to Electro Beach? Please be sure to visit ElectroBeachPV.com to ensure you don’t miss out on the ultimate spring break music experience.

Here’s the line-up:

WEEK 2: MARCH 4 – MARCH 10
3/4: Manufactured Superstars @ Strana
3/5: Steve Aoki @ Xtine
3/6: Dada Life (w/Lazy Rich) @ Strana
3/7: Laidback Luke (w/Pierce Fulton) @ Xtine
3/8: Avicii (w/Matt Goldman) @ Collage
3/9: MAKO & Matt Goldman @ Xtine
3/10: DJ Chachi @ Mandala Sky

WEEK 3: MARCH 11 – MARCH 17
3/11: Manufactured Superstars @ Strana
3/12: Thomas Gold @ Xtine
3/13: Dada Life (w/DJ Chachi) @ Strana
3/14: Calvin Harris (w/3LAU) @ Xtine
3/15: Avicii (w/Matt Goldman) @ Collage
3/16: 3LAU @ Xtine
3/17: DJ Eye @ Mandala

WEEK 4: MARCH 18 – MARCH 24
3/18: Nervo @ Strana
3/19: Steve Aoki @ Xtine
3/20: Porter Robinson @ Strana
3/21: Hardwell @ Xtine
WEEK 5: MARCH 25 – MARCH 31
3/26: Porter Robinson @ Strana
3/28: 12th Planet @ Xtine

WEEK 6: APRIL 1 – APRIL 7
4/4: LA Riots @ Xtine
4/5: Chuckie @ Collage
4/6: Tiesto @ Collage

Get involved, it’s priming up to be the Perfect Sandstorm.

Avicii/Bud Light Platinum Super Bowl Commercial (FULL VERSION)

Kashmir — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:23:03 +0000

This is an official Avicii/Bud Light Super Bowl commercial that will air tomorrow.

The commercial features Avicii spinning his famous “Levels”, wearing the as of yet unreleased blue ‘Beats By Dre’ headphones and sampling the late, great Etta James…at an office party…ummm…

SilverlakeToSoho.com is the ONLY place this commercial can currently be found.

Click here to play!

Fillmore Experiences the Avicii Craze

fratalie — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 03:36:11 +0000

Class may have started on the 4th at the University of Michigan, however Welcome Week part 2 kicked off with Avicii at the Fillmore in Detroit. Thousands crowded the sold out main floor and even spilled onto the balcony, each kid going crazy as all their favorites dropped. The new pop phenomenon has basically everyone screaming LEVELS! in anticipation of the track. Had myself a little jump for joy when Avicii dropped Deniz Koyu’s Dangerous remix which always stops me in my tracks.

Opening for Avicii, we had Yos on the decks, giving a deep house set that transitioned into a more progressive one. By the second half of his set, the entire crowd was jumping up and down getting warmed up to the tracklist he was dropping. I almost dropped my camera when he dropped Chemical Brothers’ Galvanize – what we would now call an oldie but goodie. Along with that he dropped his remix of Nadia Ali’s Pressure, her vocals carrying across the stage and into the waves of people.

There was certain debate between a few of us – we were trying to decide to whether Avicii’s performance at Bert’s Warehouse or Fillmore tickled our fancy more. It somewhat came to a draw but you can always compare setlists. Luckily for those looking we have a pretty complete setlist for Avicii, kept track of by our own writer Dan.

01. Pryda – Glimma (Original Mix) w/ Alesso – Nillionaire w/ Skrillex – First Of The Year (Equinox) (Intro Edit)
02. Avicii & David Guetta – Sunshine (Original Mix)
03. Avicii & Nicky Romero – ID (Fuck School)
04. Avicii – Fade Into Darkness (Vocal Mix) w/ Florence And The Machine – You’ve Got The Love (Mark Knight Remix) w/ Avicii – Fade Into Darkness (Albin Myers Remix)
04. ID w/ Tim Berg – Alcoholic (Acappella)
05. John Dahlback – One Last Ride (Tommy Trash Remix)
06. Dada Life – Kick Out The Epic Motherf***er (Original Mix)
07. Dirty South & Thomas Gold – Alive (Tommy Trash Remix)
08. Avicii vs. Eric Turner – Dancing In My Head (Avicii’s ‘Been Cursed’ Mix)
09. Avicii – ID (Just Gotta Hold On)
10. Avicii – ID2
11. David Guetta feat. Usher – Without You (Alesso Remix)
12. Avicii vs. Axwell – I Found Bromance (DJ S.co Bootleg) w/ Tim Berg – Bromance (The Love You Seek) [Avicii's Extended Vocal Mix]
13. Tom Hangs – Blessed (Avicii Edit)
14. Coldplay – Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall (Avicii’s ‘Tour’ Mix)
15. ID w/ Justice – We Are Your Friends
16. Avicii – Sweet Dreams – (Avicii Swede Dreams Mix)
17. Avicii – Levels (Original Mix)
18. Swedish House Mafia – Save The World (Alesso vs. Original Mix)
19. ID
20. James Blunt – Dangerous (Deniz Koyu & Johan Wedel Remix)
21. Yenson – My Feeling (Deniz Koyu Remix)
22. Avicii & Sebastien Drums – My Feelings For You (Original Mix)
23. Alesso & Sebastian Ingrosso – Calling (Original Instrumental Mix)
24. Armin Van Buuren – Drowning feat. Laura V (Avicii Remix)
25. Robyn – Hang With Me (Avicii’s Exclusive Club Mix)
26. Adrian Lux – Teenage Crime (Axwell & Henrik B Remode)
27. Dennis Ferrer – Hey Hey (ID Remix)
28. Alesso – Raise Your Had (Original Mix)
29. Tiesto & Diplo – C’Mon (Original Mix)
30. Avicii – Levels (Skrillex Remix)

Avicii hits Detroit for a Round Two

fratalie — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 02:15:14 +0000

Only a few months ago, Avicii graced Detroit for the first time. Many of us were quite taken aback by the much improved set that he performed, his not quite stellar set earlier in Ann Arbor was still fresh in our minds. It seems that third time’s the charm as he comes back to ring in the New Year on January 5th at the Fillmore Theater in Detroit. Fillmore, has housed a lot of the city’s major EDM acts such as Bassnectar, Major Lazer, and Chuckie.

Once more, Yos is opening up for Avicii and us house and techno heads are in for quite the treat. Check out this post where we have listed some of his best tracks and a little bit about him. Hailing from Detroit, he has opened for major acts such as Gabriel & Dresden, Lee Foss, Oscar G, and now holds a residency in Pontiac at the new club, Elektricity. If you have been haunting Detroit club spots lately, more likely than not you have seen him open. So take a second to check him out.

Avicii, well at this point, if you haven’t heard him well, you must be living under a rock. Already a few of his tracks are playing on the radio, not to mention small bars everywhere. From frat parties to major stadiums, Avicii’s happy piano synths have been spreading across the US. Seems that a party is not complete without “Levels” or “Fade into Darkness.”

Either way this party at the Fillmore starts with doors opening at 6:30pm and going on until 12am. And if you’re a youngin electrohouse head well it’s your lucky year – its 16+. This is a part of Avicii’s House for Hunger tour in an effort to end hunger and his first stop, is the US.

A few tickets can still be purchased at this link:
CLICK HERE or through LIVENATION.
Get on it quick, since there’s not much time and not many tickets left.

STS Top 100 Tracks of 2011: 91-100

Dan — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 04:59:12 +0000

Silverlake to Soho is proud to present to you our top 100 tracks of 2011. Featuring a top 50 of 2011 is an already daunting task for an EDM blog to do, but a top 100, really? I bet you’re thinking that the quality slowly diminishes after 50, but as you will soon see, we probably could’ve gone up to 150. With the help of a few knowledgable ravers, legends, and friends of mine, I think I’ve conjured up a rather respectable list of tracks that represent 2011, thee MEGA in terms of releases. By top 100 “tracks”, I will more specifically be referring to mainly the EDM subgenre of progressive house. Why mainly progressive house? Based upon the endless quality releases of progressive this year, and for EDM all across the board, it would be virtually impossible to include other subgenres.

Other reasons why I want to stick to progressive are:
1) Although I appreciate Trance considerably, I have not followed trance extensively enough nor do I believe that I’d have a credible offering of opinions or selection.
2) It was also a great year for electro house, but I feel that there wouldn’t be enough to room to throw that into the mix (with exception to a few producers).
3) Although you know I love an occasional fucking tech bomb by Richard Dinsdale or Pleasurekraft, tech house just isn’t in popular demand at the moment!
4) Minimal/Techno – Sorry but I haven’t dug that deep yet…
5) Dubstep…no thanks, I don’t like having seizures on the dancefloor.

What were some other factors taken into consideration?
Popularity was obviously a huge factor. There are some tracks that undeniably reached the entire EDM spectrum and beyond. Call it commercial or radio friendly, there are those sing-along anthems that moved the masses to create one giant auditory synapse. Whether it be for good or for worse, anthems are what induce the EDM community to expand.
Festival Fuego. Some tracks were straight up festival staples this year and were the base ingredients that every big name needed to have in their sets. Regardless if we already heard that track 5 times that day (Camera’s ready, prepare to flash!), we would still give out the same reaction. Household names in the industry and their support for certain tracks also play a role since they are the trend setters of EDM. If the track has been circulating into a lot of big name sets, then chances are it’s probably a good track!
Diversity of sound (despite the list falling mainly under progressive) and range of artists. Sorry Avicii (and his fanboys), but we definitely wanted to showcase a bit of everything, ranging from feel-good, bigroom, trouse, clubby progressive, melodic/airy smooth, tropical fuego, and emotionally driving tracks. A track doesn’t have to be an in-your-face, synth-happy, bass-heavy banger to be a top 100 track.
Crushability. This is self-explanatory.

Is this bias? Abso-fucking-lutely. A lot of these tracks represent my personal taste and are from some of my favorite producers. I’ve invested a lot of time in posting features like Fuego Fridays, so I believe my input is well-deserved.

So take these with a grain of salt, as music (especially EDM) is very opinionated. This is intended to create a forum of discussion about this past year’s releases! So if you have anything on your mind, please comment below.

#100 (Tie) Gareth Emery – Stars (Hardwell Remix) and DJ Fresh feat. Sian Evans – Louder (Hardwell Remix)

This year Hardwell was a bigroom machine who was pumping out crushables in the form of original mixes and remixes left and right. Although there were many great tracks like his remixes to Rebecca & Fiona’s “Boy”, Martin Solveig & Kele’s “Ready 2 Go” and Tiesto’s “Love Comes Again”, these two were his top two that I wanted to squeeze in at #100.

Hardwell’s remix to Gareth Emery’s “Stars” was released earlier this year on Emery’s Northern Lights Re-Lit album and is a track that showcases that classic Hardwell sound before he blew up with “Zero 76″ and “Encoded”. Go back to his earlier releases like “Smoke”,”Voyage”, and “Move It 2 The Drum” to take note of that clubby-progressive feel and those signature drum kickers. Rocked out by Gareth himself during his set at Electric Zoo this summer and by Cosmic Gate at Ann Arbor, this is definitely a track to get the blood circulating early on in a set.

Gareth Emery – Stars (Hardwell Remix) (Purchase on Beatport)

Although not officially released on Beatport, Hardwell’s remix to DJ Fresh’s “Louder” appeared in my library sometime in mid July. This track features Hardwell’s more evolved bigroom progression with an unforgettable thunderous drop which he draws from later on in his “Levels” bootleg. Also when I saw Nicky Romero drop this live at the Mid in Chicago, it was kind of hot.

DJ Fresh feat. Sian Evans – Louder (Hardwell Remix)

#99 Arno Cost – Lise (Original Mix)

Although Sebastian Ingrosso had a relatively quiet individual career (besides his 2011 contender “Calling”), his label Refune sported some of top progressive smashes such as this track and Deniz Koyu’s “Hydra”, which killed it at Swedish House Mafia’s legendary performance at MSG. The young French producer has had a solid year with Swedish House Mafia dropping his track during Masquerade Motel and Avicii dropping it at Ultra Music Festival. Cost also has some solid remixes under his belt such as his “Titanium” remix (the best remix out of the package in my opinion) and his remix to Moby’s “Lie Down In Darkness”. ”Lise” is a meandering progressive tune that slowly charges you for an epic siren unveiling!

Arno Cost – Lise (Original Mix) (Purchase on Beatport)

#98 John Dahlback – One Last Ride feat. Erik Hassle (Tommy Trash Remix)

I swear this Tommy Trash remix cracked our top 100 before it was unleashed by Swedish House Mafia at MSG! Similar to Hardwell, Tommy Trash was a machine programmed to deliver electro crushables on a consistent basis. “The End” and “Future Folk” were some of the best tracks this year as you will soon see. Although hard to describe, his spastic/glitchy sound was very distinguished in his remixes. And at times, it seemed like all of his remixes were a bit too similar due to the sheer volume he was producing at. This track however, features a dreamy and coquettish progression to perfectly complement Erik Hassle’s yearning vocals, of which culminates into a cacophonous and gritty electro bite!

John Dahlback – One Last Ride feat. Erik Hassle (Tommy Trash Remix) (Purchase on Beatport)

#97 Laidback Luke vs. Example – Natural Disaster (Extended Vocal Mix)

Due to some mediocre remixes, some might say that Laidback Luke hasn’t had a great year but I will argue the exact opposite. He has what many of today’s top DJs do not possess — style. It’s not a bad thing that I know exactly what to expect at a Laidback Luke set — an unpredictable and edgy set that nevertheless will always consist of FUN and energy. He truly is a performer and is an absolute monster on the tables, not to mention he’s hilarious to watch when he does all those LL hand gestures. If DJ Mag were truly based on DJing skills, then Laidback Luke would be a top 5 DJ every year. I never hear the end of it from my friends when they say that LBL had one of the most legendary sets at Governor’s Island over the summer. It was so good that as soon as Benassi came on stage, half the crowd had left already. As for this smasher, this track is a chaotic yet beautiful natural disaster with an epic piano build and high octane drop! In addition, Example’s flow and energy perfectly suits Laidback Luke’s signature sense of progressive urgency.

Laidback Luke vs Example – Natural Disaster (Extended Vocal Mix) (Purchase on Beatport)

#96 Avicii – Street Dancer (Original Mix)

I am by no means an Avicii hater. In fact, I bet we have put up more of Avicii’s tracks than anyone else. There’s no doubt that Tim Bergling aka Avicii has been the King Midas of 2011. Most of his tracks fall under that uplifting feel-good house category but we have seen a darker progressive side as well. His output in “Street Dancer”, “Snus”, and “Jailbait” is a side of Avicii that I really dig, with more of that Tim Berg style than Avicii. This Vicious-released track though is a very unique track that I like to call jungle fuego (there’s only a few of these). It features exotic bird-like chirps and whistles that transition between a darker club beat. Unfortunately, I don’t think the plaid man has ever played this track live, so if you have a video please comment below! I also recommend that you check out this nasty Street Dancer (Whelan & Di Scala Remix).

Avicii – Street Dancer (Original Mix) (Purchase on Beatport)

#95 Deniz Koyu – Hertz (Original Mix)

There’s a new authority in EDM, his name is Deniz Koyu and he possesses some amazing productional skills and is Fedde Le Grand’s big promise for next year. No worries Fedde, because we are already sold on him as his aggressive yet uplifting sound has received further praise from the likes of Tiesto and Axwell. His tracks “Hydra”, “Tung!”, and remix to James Blunt’s “Dangerous” absolutely massacred the dancefloors at Club MSG. I couldn’t be happier for Deniz, he definitely brings a very refreshing and sophisticated sound to progressive. “Hertz” represents a balanced combination of his signature sound. It draws on upbeat elements from his festival anthem “Tung!” and softer elated melodies. If you want to learn more about him, be sure to check out our interview with him!

Deniz Koyu – Hertz (Original Mix) (Purchase on Beatport)

Here’s a video of Fratalie interview the mastermind behind Dangerous!

#94 Tiesto & Mark Knight – Beautiful World feat. Dino (Original Mix)

Mark Knight and Tiesto are arguably two of the most prominent and influential figures in tech house and progressive house respectively. Tiesto is even regarded as the world’s biggest DJ/producer, who has recently started up his own clothing line called CLVB LIFE and soon-to-be radio channel called Tiesto’s Club Life Radio Channel exclusively on SiriusXM in early 2012. The lethal combination of the two creates for a fervent and rapturous masterpiece. Released through tech-king Mark Knight’s Toolroom records and with the aid of Dino’s emotionally charging vocals, this track will definitely put you in the zone on the dancefloor and perhaps in your own beautiful world.

Tiesto & Mark Knight – Beautiful World feat. Dino (Original Club Mix) (Purchase on Beatport)

“When combined with a truly inspirational music video that follows the compelling story of a proficient, all male cheerleading dance group, known as the ‘DAZL Diamond Peewee Boys’ recently starring in the BBC ‘Wonderland’ series, you are left in no doubt that this is a powerful, life affirming anthem that ‘If you close your eyes’ provides the perfect escape into a ‘Beautiful World’.”

#93 David Tort – Jack It Up (Original Mix)

Steve Angello’s SIZE Records absolutely crushed it this year and was probably my favorite labels as you will soon see. Spanish producer David Tort has also crushed it this year, remixing Norman Doray’s disco-influenced progressive smash “Kalifornia” and releasing a massive track in “One Look” under Axwell’s label Axtone. If you want to know an interesting fact about David Tort, he has become the only Spanish DJ to be invited to spin at Beverly Hill’s exclusive Playboy Mansion. As for his “Jack It Up”, it’s just one of those widely used tracks that’s great for building the energy in a set. Sander Van Doorn really worked it well when I saw him at Electric Zoo this summer. Not to mention Tort samples one of my favorite all-time funky/old school rap jams “Planet Rock” by Afrika Bambaataa. Remember, an anthem is not completely synonymous with a top 100 track. And if our puritan Fratalie digs it, then it’s probably worth your crushing.

David Tort – Jack It Up (Original Mix) (Purchase on Beatport)

#92 Fedde Le Grand – So Much Love (Original Club Mix)

Here at Silverlake to Soho you’ve probably seen the name Fedde le FUEGO more often than Fedde le Grand. It’s for damn good reason, because Fedde has had one hell of a year. Out of all the people who came to play at the University of Michigan this semester (Avicii, Laidback Luke, Zedd, Cosmic Gate, Martin Solveig, Hardwell), Fedde Le Grand was definitely my favorite. Not only because I’m a huge fan of tech house but because I’m a fan of style. When Fedde dropped his “Paradise” remix thirty minutes left in his set, I knew he was about to go on a straight tear the rest of the way. Sure, I didn’t know many of the tracks being played, but it wasn’t about that. It was all about how he showcased his style. But back to the point, Fedde Le Fuego enriches DJ Falcon and Thomas Bangalter’s (half of Daft Punk) groovy original with his dexterous tech sound on Mark Knight’s highly acclaimed Toolroom Records label. MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR INTERVIEW FEDDE RIGHT HERE!

Fedde Le Grand – So Much Love (Original Club Mix) (Purchase on Beatport)

#91 Grant Smillie feat. Zoe Badwi – Carry Me Home (Hard Rock Sofa Remix)

With the aid of Hard Rock Sofa’s sinister and punchy sound, I promise you that Zoe Badwi’s verse “Carry Me Home” will stick with you for a very long time. This remix is only meant only for the bigroom with its springy and menacing drop. When Kaskade dropped this mid-set at Identity Festival, I remember how the energy really shifted towards a darker side as he dropped Tommy Trash’s “The End” soon after. You might remember that Tiesto dropped Tommy Trash’s remix at Electric Zoo but I prefer this one much more.

Grant Smillie feat. Zoe Badwi – Carry Me Home (Hard Rock Sofa Remix) (Purchase on Beatport)

Honorable Mention:

Kanye West & Rihanna – All Of The Lights (Mata vs. Laidback Luke Edit)

Calvin West – Children (Extended Mix)

Black Raw – Eargasm (Daddy’s Groove Re-edit)

Eric Prydz – Niton (The Reason) [Club Mix]

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Stay tuned for numbers 81-90!

The Best Gets Better, Electro Beach PV

Vinny — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 21:23:18 +0000

A while back we told you that the Spring Break game had changed. We told you how College Travel Experts in conjunction with Prime Social Group had created something magical called Electro Beach PV.

But what if we told you that it just got better?
Now think about everything we said before and then add Tiesto. Then add Calvin Harris. Add Chuckie. Add Laidback Luke. Should I go on? Sure. Add LA Riots. Add Porter Robinson. Add DADA Life. Too good to be true? Sounds like it. But there is only one way to find out. Book your experience now. It’s Spring Break for those who know what’s good.

Make sure to follow CTE on Facebook and Twitter to stay up to date with the goods they are offering.

Cazzette Crushables

Dan — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 21:35:51 +0000

Discovered by Avicii’s At Night Management and responsible for their highly successful debut “Sweet Dreams” remix, Cazzette is continuing their hot electro tear. The Swedish duo made up by Alexander Björklund and Sebastian Furrer, possess great productional dexterity with a nice balance of dub, electro, and progressive. I saw them live when they opened up for Avicii in early September and was pleasantly surprised. Their technical skills weren’t great, but I was very impressed with their selection. They played two of my favorite progressive tracks of 2011 — EDX’s swift, mercurial “Szeplo” and Third Party’s soaring bigroom bomb “Duel”. These guys have a bright future and have a really hot single “Killmode” coming up! By the look of their remix titles, it appears they have a sense of humor as well.

David Guetta – Titanium feat. Sia (Cazzette’s Ant Seeking Hamster Mix)
Spencer & Hill, Nadia Ali – Believe It (Cazzette’s Androids Sound Hot Remix) Released through Afrojack’s Wall recordings, FUEGO!
Swedish House Mafia – Save The World feat. John Martin (Cazzette’s Angry Swedish Hunter Mix)
Cazzette – The Shining (Original Halloween Mix)

TheDopeShow II: Emerging Chron-Stars (Acetronik + Distantt + Caveat)

BMJR & DP CRACK — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 02:37:28 +0000

On this episode of TheDopeShow: Acetronik blows up, Caveat showcases his talent, and Distantt shows us why age really is just a number.

But first, this epic track finally released today. :0

Steve Forte Rio feat. Lindsay Ray – Slumber (Tommy Trash Remix)

Now, on to the the crack…

If you haven’t heard of Acetronik, allow us to enlighten you. After fronting a band in high school with fellow Chron-Star Chobot (who we’ll be spotlighting in the future), Barnett Lobel decided to put his musical talents to work on Electronic productions in 2009. His style transcends progressive house buildups into MASSIVE, bass-heavy electro drops. Last May, at age 21, he dropped his first official track, which was a collaboration with vocalist Sue Cho (who has been featured on numerous Porter Robinson tracks):

Barnett Lobel & Sue Cho – Yours Tonight (Original Mix)

… And one month later, Tiësto opens a Club Life mix with it… baller. Signed under Big Fish Recordings, who sport unreal talents like Lazy Rich & Porter Robinson, Barnett got right back in the studio to work on his first official EP, “Make Me Feel Good.” With its release back in late August, it became clear a stud was on the rise. Barnett Lobel became a shade of the past and Acetronik emerged:

Acetronik – Make Me Feel Good (Original Mix)

Acetronik – Make Me Feel Good (Darth & Vader Remix)

Acetronik – Jump Rope (Original Mix)

Acetronik – Jump Rope (Eric Farias Remix)

Acetronik’s newest production, another collab with Sue Cho, released about a week ago on Beatport and it is absolute CRACK. Check it out but show the playa some support and buy the real thing.

Sue Cho – More Than Words (Acetronik Remix)

He also just released this preview of a track soon to release on Beatport. The funky drop really speaks to his diverse skill-set:

Acetronik – Monkey Do This (Original Mix – FINAL Preview)

Acetronik is already blowing up and receiving support from prominent producers like Tiesto, Steve Aoki (who dropped “Make Me Feel Good” on an XM radio show a few weeks ago), Darth & Vader, and more. If you haven’t heard of this up & comer, you NEED to familiarize yourself.

Next up is Distantt, Electro House producer fresh on the scene. We found a few of this homie’s tracks last week and were immediately impressed. Since then, we have been talking up his status as an emerging stud to just about everyone that will listen. We didn’t know this Chron-Star, which means you probably don’t either. Before making this post, we stumbled across his Facebook page and found out a little more about his story. When we said we were gonna mention some young talents, we didn’t think it was going to be this young. Turns out this little playa can’t even drive yet. In fact, he’s not even close. Chris Garcia is a 14 year old hailing from Texas. Ya you heard that correctly…FOURTEEN. This kid’s talent is just stupid. Don’t really know how else to describe it. If you are going to check out only one thing we post all year, choose this.

A few tracks from his first EP, “Hyperdrive,” which were made at age 13. (how is this even possible?????) “Ballistic” is probably our personal favorite. Don’t think many 13/14 year olds even know what complextra/electro house even is, let alone be able to produce it at a high quality. Anyways, just download this balla’s tracks and you won’t be disappointed.

Distantt – Ballistic (Original Mix)

Distantt – Hyperdrive (Original Mix)

Distantt – Peaceful Devastation (Original Mix) –> Dubstep

And a brand new remix that is also straight FIRE…

Taylor Thomas – Paranormal Activity (Distantt Remix)

Literally can’t contain our excitement over this kid’s talents & judging by some new previews he has put out, this won’t be the last we see of him. HIGHLY suggest checking him out further. This kid’s future is unprecedented.

Finally, we are going to introduce one more emerging stud (at least for this post), known as Caveat. Don’t know much about this kid, except that he is 16 years old, and likes remixing Dada Life tracks. If anyone knows more about him, let us know because his only “official” release on Beatport is a Happy Violence remix, posted below. Managed to find another Dada remix he did, but it’s not an official release. He’s definitely got some talent, so were curious to see what else he’s working with…

Dada Life – Happy Violence (Caveat Vocal Remix)

Dada Life – Cookies With A Smile (Caveat Remix)

Now… let’s see what we got here for ya

House:

Red Hot Chili Peppers – Otherside (Third Party Remix) (320kbps)

Hardwell & JoeySuki – Munster (Original Mix)

Alesso – File Not Found (Avicii 404 Remix)

Pleasurekraft – The Main Ingredient (Original Mix)

Electro:

Kaskade – Turn It Down (Nause Remix) (Radio Rip)

Hypster – Horny Machine Orgy (Original Mix)

Calvin Harris & Rihanna – We Found Love (Jakers Remix)

Flatland Funk – Ell Eff Oh! (Ftampa Remix)

Electrixx – Crispy Cake (Original Mix)

Chuckie – Who Is Ready To Jump (Original Mix)

Daft Punk – Aerodynamic (Nicky Romero Bootleg)

Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso – Calling (R3hab & Swanky Tunes Remix) –> HQ Rip

Kaskade vs. Franz Novotny – Be Still Big Bang (Kaskade Mash Up)

Avicii – Levels (Hardwell Bootleg)

Wolfgang Gartner – The American Epic (PrototypeRaptor Bootleg)

Dubstep:

KillaGraham – More Than Anything (Original Mix)

Kaskade – Turn It Down (Cat Skillz Remix)

Flux Pavilion & Doctor P – Superbad (Original Mix)

Daft Punk – Da Funk (Schoolboy Remix)

Sway – Still Speeding (Kill The Noise Remix)

Avicii – Sweet Dreams (Dubsective’s Wotsit Remix)

Zedd – Scorpion Move (Original Mix)

Zedd – Shave It! (501 Remix)

Zedd – Shave It! (Sazon Booya Remix)

Diggin’ In The Crates:

BMJR:

Mason – Exceeder (Felguk Remix)

Sidney Samson – Set Me On Fire (Apster Remix)

Mark Ronson & Boy George – Somebody To Love Me (Congorock Remix)

Steve Angello – Tivoli

DP-Crack:

Joe Garston – Top Of The World (Original Mix) **look for more of this homie soon**

Yves Larock & The Cruzaders – If Youre Lonely (Swanky Tunes Remix)

Deadmau5 – Raise Your Weapon (The Killabits Not Enough Dicks on the Dancefloor Moombahton Edit)

Breathe Carolina – Blackout (Tommy Noble Remix)

Chronzicles of Narnia…

ASH – Let Me Show You Love (ASH & Avicii ‘Hype Machine’ Mix)

Dan — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 19:25:44 +0000

Another high quality (320 kbps) cut of ASH Pournouri’s exuberant face-melter “Let Me Show You Love” has surfaced. Let me remind you that the track is not called “Enough is Enough” or “Don’t Give Up On Us”, ASH himself even posted a youtube video with the title “Let Me Show You Love” on his Facebook page. I feel like the only difference between this and the last (6:15 long) edit is that those dreamy chimes were taken out (unfortunately). Just when you think Avicii couldn’t differentiate his signature sound any further (as in him running out of ideas), he really does deliver on this emotionally driving house track.

ASH – Let Me Show You Love (ASH & Avicii ‘Hype Machine’ Mix)

I Love Booties: Avicii – Levels (Hardwell Bootleg)

Dan — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 19:12:01 +0000

In case you haven’t heard all the chatter regarding Hardwell’s heavy take on “Levels” that was featured on his most recent episode of Hardwell On Air, here’s the HQ (320) booty. I’m pretty sure he hasn’t released the actual bootleg yet so it looks like everyone will have to work with the On Air rip. The chord progression is tweaked a bit to conform more to Hardwell’s bigroom signature synths and the gritty electro drop is just downright disgusting.

Avicii – Levels (Hardwell Bootleg)

FUEGO FRIDAYS 21

Dan — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 20:35:50 +0000

Today is Friday, so here’s the fuego that will provide you with sufficient fist-pumping fuel for your weekend crushing. It’s been two weeks since my last FF post, so I have no choice to bombard you with the back-up on my iTunes. Hopefully I’ll show you some new talent and new sounds along the way!

“Baltic” is Patric La Funk’s latest bomb, which was released through Zouk Recordings, the house branch of superpower Armada. I have to give Patric La Funk massive respect on this tune, it makes me want to go on an epic space voyage. You may also recognize him from his beginning of the year anthem “Autosave” with Fedde Le Grand, “Time And Time Again” from Laidback Luke’s Mixmash Records, and his respected Spinnin’ Records smash “Blizzard”.

Patric La Funk – Baltic (Original Mix)

Set to release November 15th through Steve Aoki’s Dim Mak Records, but available to you now on STS, is Tiesto and Aoki’s upcoming collaboration “Tornado”. The spooky builds and charging drops were definitely fashioned by Aoki. It’s a solid track and is for sure something I’d like to hear live. Next up we have Tiesto’s take on Coldplay’s highly successful “Paradise”. Seeing all these huge names like Avicii, Fedde Le Grand, Avicii, and Swedish House Mafia remix Coldplay probably made Tiesto feel left out! This remix is going to be massive!

Steve Aoki & Tiesto – Tornado (Original Mix)
Coldplay – Paradise (Tiesto Remix)

Here’s Afrojack’s latest creation “Lionheart” which was released through his own imprint WALL recordings. I really dig the enticing interlude as it sufficiently prepares you for a blistering Afrojack’ed drop. I wasn’t too sure about it at first but you really need step up the decibels to catch all the electro layers.

Afrojack – Lionheart (Original Mix)

Continuing on our sizzling trail of fuego is Deadmau5′s latest track “Aural Psynapse (2nd Edit)”, which I’m extremely fond of because it really has that classic Deadmau5 edge. While we are discussing Deadmau5, here’s an unreal remix to “Strobe” by Special Features. You may be thinking ehh, Strobe is untouchable, but trust me on this warm electro Mord Fustang-esque mix (great find by ChubbyBeavers).

Deadmau5 – Aural Psynapse (2nd Edit)
Deadmau5 – Strobe (Special Features Remix)

I saw Martin Solveig perform last night in Ann Arbor at Necto and I must say, he fucking killed it. There were many highlights to my night such as his mash-up of A-Trak’s remix to “Heads Will Roll” and “Zero 76″, a ridiculous “Big In Japan” remix by Les Bros, and this vicious “Big Bad Wolf” remix by Dada Life. Also, I threw in Dada Life’s vocal mix to the uncanny “Happy Violence” (you can check out Kaskade and Swanky Tunes’ remixes on Beatport).

Duck Sauce – Big Bad Wolf (Dada Life Remix)
Dada Life – Happy Violence (Vocal Extended Mix)

Get on my level:

Diplo & Oliver Twizt – GO (PeaceTreaty Remix) PEACETREATY ALWAYS CRUSHING!
Jerry Rekonius – Powahbunga (Original Mix) HOT breakdown 2:30 in!
Flo Rida – Good Feeling (Hook N Sling Remix) FUEGO! I was sort of bummed to see Flo Rida rip off Etta James’ seductive sample rediscovered by Avicii and Pretty Lights, but Australian sensation and my current favorite Hook N Sling more than makes up for it with an extremely catchy breakdown!
BT & Adam K – Tomahawk (Original Mix) A great collab with an even greater combination of EDM subgenres. Looking for the fluid elements of trance, the structure of progressive house, and that gritty electro house bite? Released through Armada’s Armind branch (AvB’s brand), this is one bomb you have to download.
Leventina, Chris Reece, Passenger 10 – Start Again feat. Deb Peyton (Passenger 10 Rework) This agile, dream-catching groove will put you in a very happy place and was dropped during EDX’s most recent No Xcuses episode, receiving great praise.
Freemasons feat. Siedah Garrett – Rain Down Love (Avicii & Julien Kern Remix) I’m going to tentatively say that this is actually Avicii because it actually sounds like his filtered piano synths. Check out Julien Kern’s soundcloud here.
NO_ID – How R U Feeling Right Now (Michael Woods Re-Edit) Mr. club swag aka Michael Woods.
Swiss Official – Asimov (Original Mix) FUEGO Caution: epic breakdown 3:30 in with heavy drops throughout. If your a real prog-head who digs Axwell & Thomas Gold’s “Blow Up” remix and are a fan of Swanky Tunes and Hard Rock Sofa, you are very welcome.

You know it’s never a Fuego Friday without some electro bombs by Mr. Tommy Trash! This guy needs to take it easy because he’s been dropping so many quality, yet very original tracks so frequently. It just goes to show you how many ideas this guy has; we haven’t even seen him yet any of the major festivals.

Tommy Trash – Monkey See Monkey Do (Original Mix) This really does sound like something a monkey could dance to.
Zedd – Shave It (Tommy Trash Remix)

Fuegs on the regs, enjoy your weekend.

Adele – Someone Like You (Thomas Gold & Mark Mendes Bootleg)
Nero – Me And You (Steve Angello Remix)
Benny Benassi – Close To Me feat. Gary Go (Michael Woods Remix)
Benny Benassi – Close To Me feat. Gary Go (R3hab Remix)

Avicii – ID2 (Instrumental Version)

Dan — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 02:14:55 +0000

I’m sure most of you listened to and downloaded Avicii’s exhilarating preview to the unnamed “ID2″ that has been included into his sets recently. Brace yourselves once again because here’s his latest edit (4:53 in length and 320kbps) to the forthcoming imperial enigma. Re-worked with a sweet ‘n’ sultry chord progression, melodic breakdown, and some drum kickers, this exuberant tune will indeed ignite your sixth sense. I doubt this is the final edit so stay tuned for more of Avicii’s brilliance!

Reworked version of Avicii’s “ID2″

Avicii – ID2 (Instrumental Version)

FUEGO FRIDAYS 20: Part 2

Dan — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 03:42:21 +0000

Continuing off the run from part 1 turns our mini into one hell of a MEGA!

Afrojack & Quintino – Selecta (Misha Kitone & Danila Abramov Remix) The winners of Beatport’s remix contest Misha Kitone and Danila Abramov do some serious damage to SELECTA!

Bjornberg – Absolut (Original Mix) FUEGO!!! Based out of Stockholm, Adam Björnberg, better known as Bjornberg, debuts his first ever single through Zouk Recordings (a division of Armada). Strongly influenced by Avicii, this is one legit Swedish import that you need to check out. The distorted synths remind of Johan Wedel as well.

Digitalism – Circles (Eric Prydz Remix)

Avicii – ID2 (New Track Preview HQ) You will be left speechless by yet another magical production by Tim Bergling.

Romeo Blanco – Universal Love (Original Mix)

Yolando Be Cool – Le Bump feat. Crystal Waters (Original)

Carl Cox – Nexus (Original Mix)

Duck Sauce – Big Bad Wolf (Original Mix)

Would anyone like to maximal crazy again? Pick your poison.

Tiesto – Maximal Crazy (Bassjackers Remix)
Tiesto – Maximal Crazy (R3hab & Swanky Tunes Remix)

And finally we have some fuego from Kaskade’s recently released “Fire & ice”. The fire definitely gets the better of ice hands down.

Kaskade & Skrillex – Lick It
Kaskade & Dada Life – ICE (with Dan Black)
Kaskade – Lessons In Love (feat. Neon Trees)
Kaskade – Room For Happiness (feat. Skylar Grey)
Kaskade – Turn It Down (with Rebecca & Fiona) (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)

MASH-UP MONDAY: The Return of Mega

Dan — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 20:43:45 +0000

It’s been ages since we did a Mash-up Monday (or commonly known as Bangers & Mash Mondays) and there’s been some heavy mixing as of late. So while Vinny is still stationed under a rock, I’ll make an effort to post mash-ups every week or every other Monday. Although I had all the tracks lined up for a Friday post, I failed to deliver the fuego because I didn’t quite have enough time for a quality summary. Thus, it’s likely that you’ll see the freshest fuego from the past couple weeks on this coming Workout Wednesdays. Sorry for annoying you with all these alliterations but it’s a great way in maintaining structure.

After seeing 20+live sets over the past couple months, I decided to round up the freshest mash-ups that are straight fuegs on fuegs. To no surprise, an absurd amount were mash-ups to “Flash (Nicky Romero Remix)”, “Coming Home (Dirty South Remix), “Epic”‘ “Calling” and my favorite “Mush Mush”.

This monster mash was rocked out by Tiesto during his college invasian tour at the Home Depot Center, which was the largest one-DJ gig in US History with 26,000 ravers. This track surfaced three weeks ago and is well overdue. Prydz’ celestial progressive gem “2Night” is a current favorite of mine and I could only imagine how many people were singing along to Wonderwall.

Oasis vs. Eric Prydz – Wonderwall 2Night (Ken Loi Bootup)

People have been hunting down this track since Ultra and itwas rumored to be Wolfgang’s remix to Bob Marley’s “Sun Is Shining”. It turned out to be a live edit and was never released by Wolfgang. Since releasing his album “Weekend In America” in late September, we discovered that the remix to Bob Marley was ultimately a mash-up of his “The Way It Was”. Luckily, Flikhau5 has mashed this into a nice crushable.

Wolfgang Gartner vs. Bob Marley – Shining Sun Is The Way (Flikhau5 Mash-Up Mix)

Shame on me — I’ve had this dancefloor destroyer in my library since early July and was never posted. It was then dropped by Alesso during his sets at Electric Zoo and the Electric Zoo party at Pacha, booya!

Swedish House Mafia vs. Tim Mason – One Moment (Romain G vs Nick Svenson Bootleg)

With his monster set at Electric Zoo and the #24 rank from DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs to back it up, it’s no secret that 23 year-old Hardwell is the complete package with his polished DJ skills and exceptional production IQ. Example’s hit “Changed The Way You Kiss Me”, which was produced by Mr. Club Swag Michael Woods, is seamlessly mashed with the dark and heavy “Epic” (released through Tiesto’s label Musical Freedom) by the Dutch phenom.

Example vs. Sandro Silva & Quintino – Epic The Way You Kissed Me (Hardwell MashUp)

Speaking of Hardwell, this next mash-up by Markob27 was featured on Hardwell’s On Air as the demo of the week. Deniz Koyu and Johan Wedel’s remix to “Dangerous” is one of my favorites and it may be one the best and/or underrated tracks of 2011 with it’s sinister, big room feel. This Markob27 could not have hit the spot any better with his mash-up of Mush Mush and Epic!

John Dahlback & Felix Cartal vs. James Blunt, Deniz Koyu & Johan Wedel – One Dangerous Last Renegade Ride (Markob27 & Jacob Van Hage Mashup) [Demo Of The Week]

Sandro Silva & Quintino vs Bassjackers – Epic Mush Mush (Markob27 Mashup)

Two newly released BOMBS that I was supposed to post last Friday have recently been mashed into one by DJ Jason Alamo. You guys know how much of a fan I am of The Russian Renaissance, aka Hard Rock Sofa & Swanky Tunes. Their recently released prog bomb “Phantom” is paired with Fedde le Fuego’s latest anthem-caliber remix to Coldplay’s “Paradise”, which was the second track dropped during Avicii’s stellar set this past weekend.

Swanky Tunes & Hard Rock Sofa vs. Coldplay & Fedde Le Grand – Phantom Paradise (Jason Alamo Bootleg)

You won’t believe me when I say this but Avicii absolutely massacred it this past Saturday at Bert’s Warehouse in Detroit. He did his own thing and definitely looked comfortable up there mixing, as he didn’t need to rely on his own productions to put on a good show. The kickass speakers didn’t hurt either! Here’s a popular mash-up that he dropped.

P Diddy, Skylar Grey & Dirty South vs Green Velvet & Nicky Romero – Coming Home vs. Flash (Avicii Bootleg Mash Up)

Trust me on these next couple smashers by Italian duo Promise Land. I promise you quality in these two mash-ups from this Roman duo — the combination Militia’s punchy progressive tempo and Deborah Cox’s vocals create for a very dynamic breakdown. As for Guetta’s electro-decked album favorite “Glasgow”, Daft Punk’s vocals are truly a match made in Heaven by Promise Land.

Denzal Park vs. Swedish House Mafia – Militia vs. Leave The World Behind (Promise Land Mash Up)

David Guetta vs. Daft Punk – Glasgow Harder (Promise Land Mash Up)

Posted about a month ago on Kaskade’s soundcloud and dropped by EDX during his carefully crafted set at Electric Zoo – this very fluid and uplifting mash-up is also too good to be true.

Kaskade & EDX vs. Alex Gaudino – Don’t Stop Kissing (Kaskade Mash Up)

No one will judge if you don’t have this mash-up by now.

Starkillers, Alex Kenji, Nadia Ali & Alesso vs. Coldplay – Fix You(r) Pressure (East & Young Mashup)

Mikael Weermets doing some work on two dirty tracks.

Angger Dimas & Tommy Trash vs. Tim Berg – Big Fucking House (Original Mix) vs. Alcoholic (Acapella) (Mikael Weermets Edit)

Avicii Brings out the Guns for Detroit

fratalie — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 15:07:40 +0000

Congratulations to the new React Detroit. Likewise for Avicii, for one of the better sets he has played, especially in the times I’ve seen him live. And if you are ever in Detroit, Bert’s Warehouse is a must. Let me explain.

Bert’s, located in downtown Detroit on Russell street, has a deceiving store front of a small bar, diner, and lounge. One door however, takes you to the back – an enormous warehouse space complete with two bars, seating on the side, and a cafeteria in the back for the hungry ravers. Did I mention there is room? While the main crowd packs in towards the stage, there is ample room on the sides if you need to dance. It was my first time being there and from the lights to the stage and the sound system, I couldn’t have been a happier camper. It’s been used mostly for raves, Avicii being one of their first major mainstream electronic music artists.

So now the venue’s great, what about the opening DJ, Yos? Yos was also great when I came in –building up the tempo with some deep house and easing the crowd into the excitement. As for Avicii, he was another story (I mean that in a good way). The previous times I have seen him play, I’ve had my reservations as him being a mainstream popular artist. And to be honest, his sets did not impress me whatsoever. When he came on playing Fade into

Darkness as his opener, I was thinking to myself oh dear we’re in for another “one of those” sets. Well, luckily I had the pleasure of being surprised. I guess being in the birthplace of house music really inspired him to go dirty and not wanting to disappoint a crowd that knows music. He played a lot of harder, bass heavy songs, using his own synth happy tracks as breaks. Some of the tracks he dropped were his original Bromance (Avicii’s Arena Mix), My Feelings for You, his remix of Robyn’s Hang with Me, a hint of Green Velvet’s Flash (Nicky Romero Remix) mashed into Coming Home, Coldplay’s Every Tear Drop, and quite a few others. Perhaps why I thought this set was more successful than others is he did more mixing of his tracks into other progressive house tracks, and the transitions weren’t so obvious. Practice makes perfect and this DJ still has a lot to learn, regardless of his productions. There were some solid bass drops that kept the stage shaking and vibrating with the beat. Below the crowd was going wild, reminding me more of a festival than a single concert. Avicii’s encore with Jump Around just drove the nail in, adding a shock of energy to the crowd as all hands went up, bodies jumping high. The show ended at 2:30am, half an hour longer than the usual 2am curfew. I left carrying the energy – something you experience when you see a crowd so large and so into it, a sort of gratefulness for the music.

A full house packed Bert’s, showing that Detroit’s always ready for a good show despite Deadmau5 playing for two nights in Detroit that weekend as well. This was React’s first show in Detroit and based on how the show was ran, I am looking forward to their productions. Coming up is Freaky Deaky at Bert’s – the Halloween costume rave party with Claude von Stroke. It’s nice to have another EDM power house in the area to bring in the best EDM acts and make Detroit even more of a home for electronic music, where it all began.

Robyn – Hang With Me (Avicii’s Exclusive Club Mix)

Tiesto – Escape Me (Avicii’s Remix At Night)

The drop of Escape me was probably my favorite, since I hadn’t heard that track in a while.

Avicii returns to the midwest Saturday

fratalie — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 02:06:50 +0000

Not so long ago, Avicii came to Necto at Ann Arbor, Michigan. Now he’s coming back to Bert’s Warehouse in Detroit for a crowd that’s twice the size and ready his set as DJ Mag’s #6th best DJ on the Top 100 list. This Saturday, Detroit, can you handle the heat of the now most popular DJ in the world?

Bert’s Warehouse in downtown Detroit is ready for the gig. New soundsystem has been prepared by Audio Rescue Team for harder bass drops and epic big room soundDoors open at 8pm with Yos, Detroit’s local DJ who opened up recently for Gabriel & Dresden at Bleu Detroit. Joining him is University of Michigan’s own, “Light” our very own Logan Light. This is surely going to be a Saturday night done right since it is brought to you by REACT Detroit. REACT Presents has been bringing in all the major EDM acts to Chicago and they’re sharing some of the love with good ol’ Detroit, one of the birthplaces of it all.

Here’s all the info you need to know:
Get Tickets here
Saturday Oct. 22nd
8pm – 2am
Bert’s Warehouse
2739 Russel Street
Detroit, MI

Certain amount of cash tickets will be sold out the door, but don’t risk it buy it now.

Just in case you live under a rock and haven’t heard of Avicii, here is his break out track Bromance:
I FeelLove (Avicii’s Forgotten Remix)
tim berg – bromance (avicii’s arena mix)

Did I mention you can meet him? checkk it

http://on.fb.me/meet-avicii-contest

www.facebook.com/reactpresents
www.twitter.com/reactpresents
www.vimeo.com/reactpresents

Spring Break & House Music

Vinny — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 01:37:19 +0000

The Spring Break game has changed. With so many different options factoring into college’s most coveted week, it’s often times difficult to bring all your friends together and reach a mutual decision. But, College Travel Experts in conjunction with Prime Social Group have decided to take it upon themselves to remove the burden of indecision – It’s called Electro Beach PV.

Well all know what Spring Break entails.
- Flying to an exotic get-away destination
- Lush, extravagant villas.
- All-inclusive food & drink packages
- Avicii

Wait, Avicii? Yes – you heard it. Avicii, Steve Aoki, and a many more to be announced will be in Puerta Vallarta for Spring Break. The revolution of house music that has taken over college is now taking over your spring break.

“What is Electro Beach PV?
In partnership with PSG, CTE has officially unveiled the first ever Electro Beach Spring Break in Puerto Vallarta. Electro Beach PV is a 6-week college Spring Break and will headline some of the world’s most popular electronic music acts. Electro Beach PV will integrate the excitement surrounding electronic music and spring break, while providing exclusivity to its attendees. With the introduction of Electro Beach PV, CTE will demonstrate its dedication to reinventing Spring Break.

CTE recognizes that students are looking for something more than the average Spring Break experience. That being said, Electro Beach PV will host a different DJ every night at some of Puerto Vallarta’s most electrifying venues. College Travel Experts has also explored having its DJs perform on the beach to take our day parties to the next level. Just another reason to join the Electro Beach PV Experience!”

Laidback Luke & Steve Aoki – Turbulence ft. Lil Jon

Avicii & David Guetta – Sunshine

Make sure to follow CTE on Facebook and Twitter to stay up to date with the announcement of the rest of the Electro Beach lineup.

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