electronica

Electronica and Dubstep: music defined by its frenetic pace and plethora of bleeps, bloops, blips and bass.

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I’m a huge fan of jazz, blues, pop and all music that has some sort of emotional component to it. I’ve been performing professionally in a variety of different styles and circumstances for the past few years and have a wealth of experience, knowledge and experience with any musical genre.” About the band: “It’s a family operation. I have been involved in the music industry for 10 years and have been fortunate to have had a variety of gigs and projects throughout that time.
By sushil kumar bind4 years ago in Beat
10 Year Celebrations For Underground Tastemakers Eton Messy Starts Now
We all love positive news, and electronic music scene is alight at the latest announcement from House hipsters Eton Messy. Set for an early December release, this compilation is the culmination of their ten years at the helm of the industry, providing a stream of underground and crossover hits whilst continuing to keep the world dancing.
By Mike Media4 years ago in Beat
Inside EDM
During the course of my time as a radio show host, I came to learn that my tastes in music are diverse in many ways, both in time periods and in genres. One of the show formats that I tested out was an educational format, knitting together my educational background, my culture as a fifth-generation musician, and the number of music-related subcultures I have found myself to be a part of.
By Photobombshell4 years ago in Beat
Mass Destruction by Faithless
Faithless are a dance act based in London that have been active since 1994. They split up in 2011 and they got back together in 2015. At the moment Faithless consist of Producers/DJs Sister Bliss and Rollo.
By Chloe Gilholy4 years ago in Beat
Soul Central Take The Bull By The Horns With Latest Release
No strangers to uplifting crowds across the world, its refreshing to see artists constantly lifting the bar. Whilst many performers, spend a lifetime searching for an identity, others aim to break down barriers and continually keep things moving forward. Fuelled with gusto, and an armoury of classic synths its time for Soul Central's timely return to a central stage.
By Mike Media4 years ago in Beat
Ibiza's Colourful Setting Just Got Upgraded
New to the islands resilient DJ scene, Juan Amigo is a performer that fluidly adapts like a musical chameleon and has already started to position himself as a go-to source of quality music. Widely recognised for ahis unique style, Juan entertains with an outstanding edge and energy rarely showcased by new artists.
By Mike Media4 years ago in Beat
Electronic Music For The Masses
Australia's Vicious Recordings take on a social stance to support the global club scene. Dropping their exclusive OPEN compilation on Beatport, they set out to highlight their recent catalogue of sought after anthems and DJ weapons. Complimented with seamless mixes from label heads John Course and Andy van (Super Disco Club) you already know this is a series not to be missed.
By Mike Media5 years ago in Beat
One Fine Day
Long before streaming services, you had to buy your own CDs and that's what I used to do. My favorites were electronic, tribal, and new world music, songs you didn't hear on the radio at all.
By Pia Monroe💋5 years ago in Beat
Dj Sako
Tell us about you: As a person I used to be a soccer coach and I studied to be an EMT. In my free time I like to play sports, such as soccer, football and do some boxing. Besides DJing and playing sports, I love to spend time with my family and friends. Whenever I find time, I like to go to the beach and think about my future, mistakes I have made and think of new ways to improve on my beats and music. As for an artist, I would like to meet new people, friends and focus on making beats and DJing in big events.the last thing getting to know your mistakes if never know your mistakes you will never get better at something.
By Jason James 5 years ago in Beat
JOHN COURSE – JUST A LITTLE
Returning to base as a prominent producer within his own territory, John Course steps forward once again with another Chart topping, club focussed track. Taking in his surmountable years at the helm of the Australian scene, it is clear to see that his inspiration and drive remain resilient, even during these enduring times without traditional clubs or the energy of a dancefloor we all dearly miss.
By Mike Media5 years ago in Beat
Interview with Accent Sorrow
So, to begin with, I met the artist who would become Accent Sorrow about 5 or 6 years ago through one of my closest friends. I didn't have too many initial reactions of him, though I did know I wasn't a tremendous fan of his taste of music. Coincidentally, it was indirectly through this particular set of musical tastes that I came to determine that my thinking about music had ossified, and I'd reached the age where I thought the music "of my generation" was the best, and everything new sucked.
By Creativity Risk5 years ago in Beat
Getting to know DJ Nigga Fox
In 2014, I was working as a journalist for an Angolan magazine, and a couple of years later, I was hired as communication manager and producer for an agency. During this time, I met with several personalities and artists, and along the way I learned a lot about the African Portuguese speaking countries, especially their culture.
By Maria Morais5 years ago in Beat