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- Gabriel & Dresden – Live at Opera Nightclub, Atlanta, GA 03-14-14
- Martin Garrix – SiriusXM Music Lounge, Miami Music Week 03-26-2014
- Tiesto – SiriusXM Music Lounge, Miami Music Week 03-26-2014
- Charity Strike & Bais Haus Release New Track ‘Hypeman’ On Cr2 Records
- Mixjunkies Interview With Fedde Le Grand At Exchange LA 03-21-14
- Max Graham – Cycles Radio 153
- Adam Beyer – DCR190 – Drumcode Radio Live – Dustin Zahn live from Output, NYC
- Aly and Fila – Future Sound Of Egypt 333
- Frost – Outpatient
- R3hab – I Need R3hab 078
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 01:47 PM PDT
 Gabriel & Dresden has been and always will be a favorite of Mixjunkies. We love to see them live and we can’t remember the last time we heard a mix of theirs that we didn’t enjoy. We’re loving this mix just as we have the all the others and with the signature Gabriel & Dresden mashups in the mix it’s even better. Take a listen and see for yourself.
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Track List1. Eggo – Dynamic Bloom2. Paul Hazendonk & Noraj Cue – You’re My Habit (Lank’s Bad Habit) 3. Olaf Stuut – Libre 4. Ry & Frank Wiedemann – Howling (Ame Remix) 5. Gabriel & Dreasden feat Scarlett Ettienne – Eleven 6. Roel H – Dancing Bears (Phil Kieren Remix) 7. Karl M, E-Spectro & Hell’s Kitchen vs Peter Gabriel – Infinity in Red Rain (Gabriel & Dresden Mashup) 8. Microtrauma – Reflection 9. Deadmau5 vs Lana Del Rey – All I Have is Video Games (Gabriel & Dresden Mashup) 10. Jeremy Olander vs Kent – Petroleum 11. Andain – Turn Up The Sound (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) 12. Gill Norris – Forme (Guy J PM Remix) 13. Röyksopp – Running To the Sea (Pachanga Boys Remix, Gabriel & Dresden re-edit) 14. Rone – Bye Bye Macadam (Gabriel & Dresden remix) 15. Pryda – Power Drive (Gabriel & Dresden Festival Edit) 16. Sia – Breathe Me (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) 17. Boysnoize – XTC (Chemical Brothers remix) 18. Bloc Party – Truth (Digitalsm Remix) 19. Grube & Hovespian – Trickster (Gai Barone Remix) 20. Pryda vs Gabriel & Dresden Lycka Let Go (Gabriel & Dresden Mashup) 21. Gabriel & Dresden – Rise Up 22. Mat Zo – YoYoMa (Gabriel & Dresden’s No “Yo”, Ma edit) 23. Andain – Promoses (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) 24. Trilucid & Philthy Chit – Syntax (Gai Barone Remix) 25. Gabriel & Dresden feat Neil Ormandy – Tomorrow Comes 26. Andain – Beautiful Things (Gabriel & Dresden Unplugged Mix) 27. Pryda vs Gabriel & Dresden – Lycka Let Go (Gabriel & Dresden Mashup) 28. Armin Van Buuren feat Gabriel & Dresden vs Coldplay – Zocalo Fix You (Gabriel & Dresden Mashup)  |
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 12:47 PM PDT
 Miami Music Week is in full force. So many artist. So many parties. So much music! That is why we are here to help you out. If you are looking for some music to help you get your own party started than look no further. We have our sets from Tiesto and Martin Garrix at the SiriusXM Music Lounge. Enjoy!
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 11:47 AM PDT
 Miami Music Week is in full force. So many artist. So many parties. So much music! That is why we are here to help you out. If you are looking for some music to help you get your own party started than look no further. We have our first set from Tiesto at the SiriusXM Music Lounge. Enjoy!
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 11:21 AM PDT
 The guys from Charity Strike are at it again. With them releasing their free edit of Dubvision and Firebeatz ‘Rockin’‘ just a few weeks ago, the guys are ready to follow that up in a big way. This week, Charity Strike released their brand new single with Bais Haus entitled ‘Hypeman‘. The track was released off of Cr2 Records and has already seen a lot of attention from this track. ‘Hypeman‘ is a perfect name for this track. When ‘Hypeman‘ gets blasted through the speakers, it will hype the crowd up like none-other. Charity Strike and Bais Haus put together an electro festival banger with its bellowing bass lines, high-driven synths, and intense energy that will spark momentum and chaos on the dance floor. Just in time for festival season, get ready to see ‘Hypeman‘ take over’. You can get your copy of ‘Hypeman‘ from Charity Strike and Bais Haus today. Buy Track Here  |
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 10:48 AM PDT
 Fedde Le Grand is one of the premiere names in the dance music scene. Since his burst onto the scene with the smash single ‘Put Your Hands Up For Detroit‘, Fedde Le Grand has become a favorite of fans and DJs alike. Now, in 2014, with Ultra Music Festival just around the corner, Fedde shows no signs of slowing down with his newest release ‘Don’t Give Up‘ being released this week on his Flamingo Records. On Friday, March 21st, Fedde Le Grand took the stage to a sold out crowd at Exchange LA in Los Angeles, CA. Before he rocked the house, we sat down with him to get the low down on his set for Ultra, his new artist album, and his brand new single. Get all the details for yourself and get your copy of ‘Dont Give Up‘ today. Q: Take us through 2014 for you so far.I haven't done that much yet outside of studio work. I took January and February off to more or less finish my album. It is almost finished. Should be out at the end of the year. I am kind of tweaking it and working it out right now. I am going to give a small preview of about 6 tracks during Ultra Music Festival. Of course, secretly a few here tonight as well. Q: Wanting to get some details about the album, you say that it is going to be released later this year. What are you going to showcase off with this album?Mainly, I decided to go a little bit more vocal. I think the time is right again. I already did a vocal track in Holland with a rock band, DI-RECT. 'Don't Give Up', my new track, is going to have a vocal version as well that will be on the album. It won't be every track, because I am still a dance artist, but it will be different from what I normally do. To be honest, guys like Avicii and Calvin Harris, they might seem commercial, but they are doing vocal tracks the right way. It still has musical integrity and that is what I like about that. It was an inspiration for me, especially with an album. It works great because people won't judge you if you go outside of your normal comfort zone. Q: Have you decided on a name for the album yet?No, not yet. Same with my last album, I always decide to wait until the last minute. The thing is, you always see in the last minute you make a track and that is the track you are completely happy with. Q: Now lets jump into your new single 'Don't Give Up'. The single is out now off of your Flamingo Records, and boasts a different sound than what people are normally used to with you. Tell us what you were trying to do when you were making the track.I think there are always two sides to music. One is how you start a track. You can make something, and you have a very specific dance floor idea. Sometimes it is more musical idea, where it gets born and you try to translate that into another version. That is what happened with 'Don't Give Up'. I think now, it is time for, and not just me, but there are people trying to push things a bit more different. Over the past year, the music has become a little bit generic. That is good in a sense because they are all great dance floor tunes, so I am doing one or two of those as well, but I am wanting to do something that will get people's attention again, especially right now. Q: From where you began with your sound in the beginning to where you are now, how have you seen your music evolve and change?The thing is, with this album, it is almost full circle. Most people know me for 'Put Your Hands Up For Detroit' or 'Let Me Think About It'. I think the main thing for me is that it has gotten more melodic. My playing improved and my knowledge of music over those years. Some of the tracks on the album are closer to 'Let Me Think About It' vibe, but in a 2014 shell. For me personally, it is almost full circle, but now, I have the idea that I know what I am doing, that I didn't always back then. Q: 'Don't Give Up' was featured in your Sound of Ultra video as well. How did the idea of the video come about?It will be almost one year since this track was accidentally premiered. I am friends with the guy who does the live stream for Ultra Music Festival, and he just happened to stop by my place while I was working on the track. He said, "I love this! I have to have this track!" Back then, I didn't really know what to do with it, so I gave it to him since he is a really good friend. He actually used it during the live stream too. It was funny that, that was the way that it was premiered. Q: Over the past year, you have formed a sort of partnership with Ultra Music Festival. You play all the locations, and last year you also did the Road To Ultra Tour with Sultan + Ned Shepard. How would you say this whole thing came about?I think it is several reasons. I got to know the guys who run Ultra. Most of teh guys just became friends and we just kept in touch. I think the other thing is that as long as I have been playing, I normally could stand alone. I never belonged to a certain group, or posse. I do my thing in my own way, and that is something I think appealed to them. I think for many people that program festivals have someone that can play for a big audience, but can do their own thing. I think Eric Prydz is a great example. He has a very specific sound but still knows how to play the main stage. It is just nice, not that I want to generalize the other guys, but to be completely different from everything else that is going on. Q: That is not a bad slot time to be in either.Well, yes and no. I remember well that, Damian, the guy who does the voice overs for Ultra, was starting to announce, and the crowd was chanting, "Tiesto! Tiesto!". Damian started to announce, "This is the guy that created 'Put Your Hands Up For Detroit'," when the crowd started to scream. Then they went back to, "Tiesto! Tiesto!" It was nerve-racking but it went well in the end. Q: What can fans expect from your set at Ultra this year?Mainly, plenty new music, and some stuff that I want to push. For instance, Jewelz and Scott Sparks. I might even have three tracks in my whole set from them. They make music that in understandable for a big crowd, but they have their own sound and their own twist to it that I really like. A lot of stuff from my own label of course, some tracks from my new album too. I never know what I am exactly going to do, but I know what I want to do with in my mind. Q: What can the public expect from Flamingo Records throughout the year?I think a few guys that the public already knows about including Jewelz and Scott Sparks and Roul and Doors. Another name that I need to mention is dBerrie of course. The thing is, in Holland, there is so much talent. I listen to all the promos that I get, and it equals up to somewhere around 500 to 1000 a week. It is good to do though because that is how you discover the hidden gems that no one has heard yet. I mean, that is how I discovered Deniz Koyu because he sent me a track, and I thought, "This guy must be interesting." We started an email chain and that is how we first started commuting. But I think Jewelz and Scott Sparks will be part of the main thing. dBerrie will be another one. I have really become interested in Marco V too. He changed his sound a lot and I like it. People might not be as receptive because he is a little bit older, but if something is cool, then I don't care if someone 10-years old or 100-years old. Q: Lastly, what do you want to say to your fans?I hope you guys enjoy the music as much as I do. I really hope you guys are enjoy the radio show. Hope you all are enjoying what the label is doing. Send me your tracks if you make music, and I hope to see you somewhere around the world.Photos provided by Exchange LA and WeAreNightOwls.com  |
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 10:47 AM PDT
 Max Graham puts together a solid podcast every week filled with some of the best in trance and progressive. One of the many EDM podcasts, Max knows his music and always slams down an amazing set making him stand out from the crowd. If you love trance, tune in and enjoy. We’ll keep they episodes coming!
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Track list01. Grace – Not Over Yet (Max Graham vs Protoculture) [Perfecto]02. Alexey Ryasnyansky – Paper Flower [DMAX] 03. Space Rockerz & Cathy Burton – Lead You Back (Kaimo K Dub) [Adrian and Raz] 04. Solarstone feat. Jes – Like A Waterfall (Eco) [Blackhole] 05. Kardinal, Lowkey – Mad Men [Patterns] 06. Plastiman – Spastik (Dubfire) 07. Kardinal, Lowkey and Alex Di Stefano – Scolopendra [Organism] 08. Sasha – Xpander (Funkagenda) [Deconstruction] 09. Kaiserdisco – La Morena [LABEL] 10. Age Of Love – Manuel De La Mare [Tiger] 11. Basil O’Glue – Step Two [Afterglow] 12. Tucandeo – CTU (Basil O’Glue remix) [LABEL] 13. Tritonal Feat Cristina Soto – Still With Me (Stoneface and Terminal) [Air Up There] 14. Coldplay – Midnight (Marcus Schossow) [Bootleg] 15. Solid Stone – For The Moment [Rebrand Records] 16. Joint Operations Centre – Under A Sea Of Birds [Subculture] 17. Marco Bailey & Filterheadz – Mansion [Bedrock] 18. Guy Mantzur – How Long is Now [Sudbeat] 19. Corderoy – Kerosene (Gai Barone) [Perfecto] 20. Danilo Ercole – Player One (Gai Barone) [Saturate] 21. Dubfire – Grindhouse [LABEL] 22. Axel Karakasis – Hindsight [Remain] 23. Kostas Maskalides, Kardinal and Lowkey – Sodom [Rhythm Converted] 24. DJ Yellow_ Flowers And Sea Creatures – No One Gets Left Behind (Konstantin Sibold) [Compost] 25. Flight Facilities – Stand Still Feat Mickey Green (Mario Basanov) [Future Classic] 26. Sonic Future – Remember [Suara]  |
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 09:47 AM PDT
 This week on Drumcode Live we have an hour from Dustin Zahn live from Output, NYC. Expect to hear records from Trikk, Alan Fitzpatrick and Dustin himself. Listen nowTracklistNo IDs for this tracklist. Let us know if you know the tracks! |
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 08:47 AM PDT
 We do our best to bring you all of the latest in trance, house, progressive and anything EDM. This duo managed has really impressed us through out the years with their great tunes. So we had to bring you there amazing mix show. Tune into their latest and enjoy.
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Tracklist01.iiO – Rapture (Solis & Sean Truby’s Miami Mix) [CDR]02.IKO – Heart Of Stone (Solarstone Pure Mix) [Pure Trance] 03.Robert Lyttle & Billy Gillies – Distant Realm (Original Mix) [Together Recordings] 04.FUTURE SOUND: Nicola Maddaloni – Limbus (Farzam Remix) [Silver Waves Recordings] 05.Beatsole & Michael Retouch – Wasteland (Original Mix) [Transistic] 06.Vadim Zhukov – Moscow Morning (Ultimate Remix) [Touchstone Recordings] 07.Robert Lyttle – Theia (Original Mix) [Together Recordings] 08.Jonathan Carvajal – Spring Valley (Indecent Noise Edit) [Mental Asylum] 09.Aly & Fila feat. Tricia McTeague – Speed of Sound (Matt Bukovski Remix) [FSOE / Armada] {From Quiet Storm The Remixes} 10.WONDER OF THE WEEK: Martin Duckworth Feat. Amber Traill – Let Me Go (Instrumental) [Trancecoda] 11.Fady & Mina Vs. Geert Huinink – Im Not Gonna Fall Behind (Original Mix) [FSOE] 12.Aly & Fila feat. Sue McLaren – Quiet Storm (Aly & Fila Club Mix) [FSOE / Armada] {From Quiet Storm The Remixes} 13.Abstract Vision – Rocket (Photographer Remix) [Unique Sense] 14.Aly & Fila – City Of Angles (ReOrder & Ian Standerwick pres. SkyPatrol Remix) [FSOE / Armada] {From Quiet Storm The Remixes} 15.Aly & Fila feat. Jaren – End Of The Road (John O’Callaghan Remix) [FSOE / Armada] {From Quiet Storm The Remixes}  |
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 08:07 AM PDT
 If you’ve been following us for long enough now you’ll know that when you need you pure drum & bass or jungle fix Frost is the man to go to. You know what you’re getting with each of his mixes, that’s not to say you won’t be surprised by the tracks you’ll but his sound is a signature sound. We love and so should you!
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Track List1. Silent Type – The Vibe2. A-Sides – Crystal Clean 3. Krome & Time – Ganja Man (S.P.Y & Total Science Remix) 4. Mr. Explicit – Black Dragon 5. TRUESPIRIT – The Farda (Feat. Johnny Osbourne) 6. Bladerunner – The Vision 7. Technimatic – Mirror Image 8. Deekline & Ed Solo – King Of The Bongo 9. Generic – Get Away 10 – Command Strange – Summer Time 11. Break – Hot Love 12. Mark System – Goodbye For Now My Love 13. TRUESPIRIT – Kill It Properly 14. Frankee – Firethorn 15. Bladerunner – Cringe(VIP) 16. TC – Tap Ho (Jayline Remix) 17. Mefjus & Inside Info – Mythos 18. A-Sides – Shut Em Down 19. Audio Habitat & Mad Vibes – Get Your Music Heard 20. Icicle – Anxious 21. Enei – Mosquito 22. Gridlok & Prolix – Sociopath 23. Frankee – Harlequin 24. Friction & K-Tee – Jupiter (Mefjus Remix) 25. Audio – Contraband 26. Direct Feed – The City Is Mine 27. Gridlok & Prolix – Snowed In 28. Calyx & Teebee – Strung Out (Calibre Remix) 29. Cern – Formless (Feat. Receptor) 30. Bladerunner & Savage Rehab – Something’s Got To Give 31. Taktix – It’s The Way (Serum Remix) 32. Chroma – Grindhouse 33. Mr. Explicit – 12 Strikes Of Pai Mei 34. Fanu – Street Sermon  |
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Posted: 27 Mar 2014 07:47 AM PDT
 Everyone could use a little R3hab  After touring around the world with this little catch phrase R3hab decided to jump on the mix show band wagon with his new show “I Need R3hab”. And as always we are excited for another show. R3hab has always stuck true to his own unique sound and we love him for it. His mixes always have tons of energy and this show stays right in line with what we expect from this amazing electro house artist. Plug in and get some R3hab.
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