A Electronic Music Blog
Over the past two decades, few artists have traversed the global dance music community more than Quantic. The British born musician, producer, and DJ has toured the world and his music has always incorporated diverse influences from his travels and col…
Kai Wachi has long been one of the most promising bass producers out there. For years he has dropped next level tracks that prove why he’s one of the best songwriters and sound designers around. When I heard he was dropping an album, I had no idea what…
A simple reading of the news or glance at social media can be an overwhelming experience these days. We may be more connected than ever, but a quick look into our chaotic cultural climate can make us question our place in this unruly world. In uneasy t…
Andrew Bayer has always been, and will most likely continue to be one of my favorite producers. In fact, reviewing his track ‘Once Lydian‘ was the article I submitted to EDM Sauce with my resume in hopes of starting to write about dance musicR…
James Hersey has enchanted us for years with his alluring vocals and infectious singles, whisking us off to far away worlds- tropical, dreamy and perpetually in season. But this year, he’s decided to take us on a different journey: he’s bringing us hom…
Multi-instrumentalist producer and performer GRiZ has released his fifth studio album, Ride Waves and it does NOT disappoint. Drenched in the creative passion and cultural connectivity of the artist, the LP sees GRiZ immerse himself into the soundscape…
The term “world music” has always been problematic. Like any genre specification, the phrase is artistically limiting but more than other music categorizations, it doesn’t actually provide any information. In reality, it’s a nebulous term that encompas…
The term “world music” has always been problematic. Like any genre specification, the phrase is artistically limiting but more than other music categorizations, it doesn’t actually provide any information. In reality, it’s a nebulous term that encompas…
When Elliot Adamson’s name first began cropping up a few years ago, it became almost instantaneously obvious that he not only had the prowess, attitude and abilities of an artist far beyond his years, but that he could deliver something different in a genre swamped with same-sounding tracks and repetitive line-ups. Although firmly in the […]
One of the oldest traditions in DJ culture, mixtapes have given listeners a consistent window into the musical thought process of countless of the planet’s top electronic artists. Super8 & Tab are continuing this tradition with their new compilati…
This year has been specifically special for album releases in the world of dance music. We saw the return of legends after decades-long hiatuses as well as brilliant debut efforts from both new and established artists. Over the last two months, we asked out staff to on their picks for the top honors in 2018.
This year has been specifically special for album releases in the world of dance music. We saw the return of legends after decades-long hiatuses as well as brilliant debut efforts from both new and established artists. Over the last two months, we asked out staff to on their picks for the top honors in 2018.
I can see it now. Someone in the Pitchfork offices just finished listening to Alan Walker’s debut album. They are licking their lips, possibly even gently moaning as they plan how to systematically break down this album in the most brutal way possible….
Paul van Dyk has today unleashed a new album: Music Rescues Me. The 14-track LP is van Dyk’s ninth studio album overall, following up 2017’s From Then On. The new project is dripping in euphoric chord progressions and uplifting melodies that have endeared trance music lovers to Paul van Dyk’s music over the past two and a
Biding his time, ReOrder hasn’t been hurried into sending his first album out there. It’s been ten years since the Slovakian studio head began making impressions on the scene, most recently through his outings on Black Hole, FSOE, Subculture, Monster and others. It was time well stayed: a period in which he honed his craft,
Allow us to catch you up… It’s been six years since Richard Durand sent us his boldly high-concept ‘Richard Durand Versus The World’ album. It’s reasonable to say that in the meantime his outlook on many aspects of life – both personal and professional – have shifted. Over that period he has circled the planet
Allow us to catch you up… It’s been six years since Richard Durand sent us his boldly high-concept ‘Richard Durand Versus The World’ album. It’s reasonable to say that in the meantime his outlook on many aspects of life – both personal and professional – have shifted. Over that period he has circled the planet
If you are a deep, progressive, melodic house lover, then you know that today is a special day in our scene. Silk Music has presented us with “Only Silk 05”, the fifth edition in their near-annual compilation series, inspired by the radio show and podcast of the same name. A two-part compilation of 31 brand
If you are a deep, progressive, melodic house lover, then you know that today is a special day in our scene. Silk Music has presented us with “Only Silk 05”, the fifth edition in their near-annual compilation series, inspired by the radio show and podcast of the same name. A two-part compilation of 31 brand
Flamingosis is back again with yet another tasty LP. This dude is a monster behind the soundboard, with an deft sonic style that always captures that post-vaporware vibe that my ears live for. This 14 track album was only release earlier this month, but I’ve already spun it countless times. Taking diverse influences from the