Music

Despite the recent surge in popularity, English musician and artist Charli XCX, aka Charlotte Emma Aitchison, has been producing weird electropop music for the last seven years. Recently, however, the …
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One of dubstep’s most exciting up-and-comers, Nitepunk, is making his Never Say Die solo debut this Friday with the release of his Red Turbulence EP.

The Prodigy Artists (NGHTMRE, SLANDER, SVDDEN …
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Distraction is a coping mechanism, often used in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), in which you focus on something other than repetitive, anxious thoughts. My latest distraction? The short-form mobile video …
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If any track has a good backstory, its “Happy Sadness” by Guantanamo Bae. The rising act took inspiration from his time spent working as a prison guard in Guantanamo Bay. …
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Gud Vibrations is the brainchild formed from two of our favorites in the electronic music industry – NGHTMRE& and SLANDER. GUD Vibrations was established in the fall of 2018, but …
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Montpellier maestro and member of the electronic sextet Slow Hours, Khamsin‘s Thomas Di Pane, released “Over” — his first single on San Holo‘s record label bitbird. Backed by Di Pane’s contemporaries …
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Stockholm-based producer duo Axl & Arth have returned with a brand new single titled “Criminal.”

The new release, which features singer Jimmy Burner, is the pair’s first single this year …
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New Zealand-born, Sydney-based artist Ian Munro is one of those producers who continues to impress with each and every release. His eclectic sound has caught the attention of Quality Goods …
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Full-time sales professional by day and Phoenix-based producer by night, teeoh released the future bass/trap tune “Feel Something” via 24-8 Records/MGMT. “Feel Something” possesses a ZHU-esque topline and brings about …
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GANZ has been one of electronic music’s most consistent stars throughout the years. From the emergence of future bass earlier this decade to its current, somewhat saturated state, the Dutch …
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