Hudson Mohawke shares EDM parody track, ‘Cell-by-date’: Listen
Scottish producer Hudson Mohawke has shared the full version of the EDM parody track he created especially for Sacha Baron Cohen’s new Showtime series, Who Is America. You can listen below.
‘Cell-by-date’, described as a “troll track”, featured last week in a segment of the show in which Cohen played a character called Ricky Sherman, otherwise known as DJ 5olitary. An ex-convict, he tries to forge a career as a DJ using his experience in prison.
EDM culture has been trolled in Sacha Baron Cohen’s Who Is America?: Watch
EDM culture has been trolled by Sacha Baron Cohen in his Who is America? show. You can watch an excerpt of it below.
A parody track produced by Hudson Mohawke featured as part of Sacha Baron Cohen’s sketch to get booked as a fake, ex-con character who wants to become an EDM star.
Cohen’s Rick Sherman character plays the track to real EDM promoter Jake Inphamous, who later books Cohen’s character to play at Sway nightclub in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Skrillex shares clip from inside new studio: Watch
Skrillex has shared a sneak peek video of his new studio on Instagram, furthering excitement that the he will have a lot of new music on the way in the near future.
The series of short clips, which you can check out here, show off the EDM luminary’s new studio which is still in the process of being built.
Skrillex locked for first US festival performance in two years
Skrillex has announced his first US festival performance since 2016 with a set scheduled for Minneapolis’s Snowta two-day event in December.
After a quiet two years, the EDM producer has been making a gradual comeback in recent weeks. At the end of the July, for instance, he made his return to the festival stage at Fuji Rock, Japan.
Now, Skrillex has been officially locked for Snowta, which takes place on December 30th and 31st in Minneapolis Convention Centre. You can see the full line-up so far below.
Tomorrowland announces theme for winter edition, The Hymn of the Frozen Lotus
Tomorrowland have confirmed the theme for their next event.
The festival’s first winter edition will centre around ‘The Hymn of the Frozen Lotus’, following on from last month’s summer spectacle, and will take place from March 9 - 16.
Tomorrowland Winter will take place in the French mountains, in the ski resort of Alpe d’Huez, and will be open to 30,000 fans who have the choice of either a 4 or 7-day outing. All packages will include a ticket for the event, as well as accommodation and ski passes.
Avicii's Chris Martin collaboration, ‘Heaven’, looks set for posthumous release
Avicii’s co-producer, Carl Falk, is currently working on the EDM legend's unreleased Chris Martin collaboration, ‘Heaven’. No release date has yet been set.
The acclaimed Swedish songwriter and musician let fans know via Twitter on Saturday, posting an image of a DAW screen mid-production and a heartfelt message to his lost studio partner.
Martin Garrix drops new track at Tomorrowland, ‘High On Life’: Listen
Martin Garrix has just released brand-new track, titled 'High On Life', and featuring Bonn on vocals.
Garrix aired the track recently as the set-closer to his headline show at Tomorrowland festival in Belgium.
Earlier this month, the critically-acclaimed DJ announced details of his summer 2018 tour. By the end of August, he'll have played a total of 36 shows in 57 days.
Tomorrowland shares official 2018 aftermovie
Tomorrowland is over for another year and, once again, the massive festival gave out dividends in memories, magical moments and mystical visuals.
Now that both weekends are behind us, the festival has shared 2018’s official aftermovie which showcases some of the finest moments from this year’s outings. In glorious HD, the 23-minute long video is an energetic trip that captures this year’s vibrant theme, musical verve and peerless production value. You can watch it all below.
Skrillex drops surprise new From First to Last track, 'Surrender': Listen
Skrillex has shared a long-awaited new track with his former emo band, From First To Last.
The U.S. EDM producer has finally released the new single ‘Surrender’ along with his old band after teasing it a few weeks ago – and it’s free to download.
The new track features the man himself – real name Sonny Moore – as he returns to the outfit to take up his former role as lead vocalist. Moore was a member of From First To Last between the years of 2004 and 2007 before leaving to focus on his solo career.
Skrillex’s new music is “about to change the game”
Skrillex fans can expect something special from his long-awaited new material, if Los Angeles-based artist and producer Yultron is to be believed.