Found 10156 Results for ""
Release
Invincible (feat. Ruby Prophet)
Stunning Dutch collab, Firebeatz crossing electro house grounds together with DubVision. Both teams know how to drop a strong electro melody, here they combine it with a fierce rhythm and Ruby Prophet's invigorating vocal work. Invincible for sure, this is destined to rock crowds throughout the year!
Release
Belong To The Rhythm (Don Diablo Edit)
Don Diablo taking the original groove by King Arthur to more housey grounds, as the Dutchman lets his beats sound gripping as ever. Meanwhile the chords and amazing vocals by Michael Meaco do the rest of the job, making Belong To The Rhythm one of those house grooves that works instantly. Another gem on the Don's new Hexagon imprint!
Release
THE ZOUND (ENERGY FLASH)
MOGUAI and Cobra Effect lay their hands on one of techno music's big classics. Originally released as Energy Flash back in 1990 by Joey Beltram, here's what it sounds like when it gets a 21st century remake, breaking heavy electro drops above the already stunning rhythm. Tune Alert!!
Release
Don't Let Me Down (Hook N Sling Remix)
An already stunning piece of music gets a huge rework here, as Hook N Sling turns Don't Let Me Down into a dark club groover. As Danny White's vocals get flanked by cool drops filled with strong bass material, this version turns out to be the ultimate tool to lift audiences in the air and smacking them down on the dancefloor again.
Release
What
A catchy and sophisticated piece of deep house here from Ferdinand Weber. As he drops a subtle but effective groove, the melody breaths summer in every aspect, catching hints of a 60s hippie vibe as well as everything that makes classic house sound so timeless. It's all love here, What is destined for some 2015 highlights.
Release
Percolator
It's time for a rework of one of dance music's classic tunes. Percolator comes from the vaults of mister Cajmere, here turned into an energetic house groove by Kyder where bleeps and dark bass lines take you on a wilde ride. A Miami favorite in early 2015 and now destined to become a festival crowdpleaser for sure!