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- Staff picks: Laura Jones, Róisín Murphy, The Acid, Matthew Dekay, J:Kenzo, Fhloston Paradigm, and more
- The Acid debut "Liminal" on July 15, stream it now
- This week on Play: Win a Pointblank pro course and a Blaufield release in Booka Shade’s “Love Drug” remix contest
- Pete Tong and friends chat tomorrow, July 9, live from Ibiza
- Puff Daddy and Guy Gerber flex "My Heart" and Moby plays a power-hungry cult leader with Miley Cyrus
- Discover Barcelona's thriving electronic scene in RBMA mini-doc
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Posted: 08 Jul 2014 01:00 PM PDT
Welcome to our latest July edition of On Rotation, our weekly staff recommendations in house, techno, drum & bass, indie dance, electronica, and more. Right this way to browse our hand-selected summer essentials now.
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The Acid debut "Liminal" on July 15, stream it now
Posted: 08 Jul 2014 10:00 AM PDT
Here's a genuine buzzworthy selection to add to your ever-expanding summer playlist. Comprised of globe-trotting, Grammy nominated DJ producer Adam Freeland, Californian polymath Steve Nalepa, and Aussie artist, LA-residing Ry X, The Acid delivers a stunning debut album Liminal that drops next week on July 15th. As the back-story goes, Freeland and X bumped into each other at a mutual friend's party in Los Angeles last year. They hit it off, as like-minded musicians often do, decided to collaborate together, and Freeland enlisted his pal Nalepa to add to the mix. It must have been kismet because the result, on stark, standout moment like "Fame" and "Animal," is truly captivating.
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Posted: 08 Jul 2014 09:30 AM PDT
This week, we've got German house duo Booka Shade (aka Walter Merziger and Arno Kammermeier) who are recognized veterans within the Frankfurt electronic scene. Over the past decade, they've released five LPs including their most recent album 2013's Eve featuring standout singles like "Love Inc" and "Crossing Borders" among others. When they're not endlessly recording and touring the world, they help manage their very own Get Physical imprint alongside musical compatriots DJ T. and M.A.N.D.Y. Ready to make your mark in our latest Play remix competition? Now's the right time to rework Booka Shade's haunting tech-house fantasy "Love Drug" featuring singer Fritz Helder.
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Posted: 08 Jul 2014 08:00 AM PDT
Got burning questions for the captain and his seaworthy crew? Fire away! Join Pete Tong in conversation with Tensnake, Eats Everything, and MK tomorrow, Wednesday, July 9th at 6:00 pm CET. This exclusive Google hangout event will be broadcast live and direct from Ibiza, Spain. It's a great chance to chat casually with the UK dance tastemaker and his influential friends in the lead-up to his All Gone to Sea round-trip party cruise that will set sail on Thursday, November 6th for a four-night tour from Miami Beach.
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Puff Daddy and Guy Gerber flex "My Heart" and Moby plays a power-hungry cult leader with Miley Cyrus
Posted: 08 Jul 2014 07:00 AM PDT
Welcome to our thumpin' Tuesday edition of the Morning Roundup. Today, we've got Puff Daddy and Guy Gerber flexing "My Heart," Moby playing a power-hungry cult leader with Miley Cyrus and Wayne Coyne, and Machinedrum live-sessioning for RA. Right this way for our complete wrap-up.
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Posted: 08 Jul 2014 06:00 AM PDT
Barcelona, at the moment, has a pulsating underground electronic music scene. Maybe it's the gorgeous weather. Maybe it's the vibrant Spanish culture and their historic city. Maybe it's their creative, collaborative spirit. More likely, it's a loose combination of sorts. Regardless, as you'll see, it's a particularly wonderful time to be there. In a new seven-minute mini-doc called Made In Barcelona, Red Bull Music Academy investigates a few of the Catalan capital's key musical institutions including John Talabot's Hivern Discs (launched in 2008), the Piknic Electronik festival, and the Sónar festival, as well as the Spanish artists, producers, and DJs that make the city's heart beat strong.
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