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Relentless Beats and METTA present Delta Heavy on Friday, June 3, 2022 at HB Social Club in Honolulu, HI. This show is 18+.

We know heading back to school can be a bit of a drag, so don’t worry–we’ve got you covered. This weekend’s lineup is massive, giving you plenty of ways to blow off your first-week blues. Friday night we’ve got Gladiator … Read More →

Monsoon season has brought a flood of talent and new music. As most of us are staying indoors to escape Mother Nature’s showers, we’re grateful, to say the least. This RB Weekly Soundtrack features tunes from Dombresky, LAXX, LSD, Darren … Read More →

This weekend is going to be a good one, folks. Not only is it Cinco De Mayo (on a Saturday!) which is reason enough for a celebration, the return of Pool Season is officially here! We’re kicking thing off Thursday … Read More →

Acting hyper because of the future? Well, reLAXX and take a seat because Dr. Ozi will see you now. I know you’re feeling anxious and like you MUST DIE, but some medicine will turn that frown upside down. Dr. Ozi … Read More →

Since stepping up to take the spotlight last year LAXX, born James Churchill, has been widely received as the next hottest thing in electronic music. His multi-dimensional sound is slicing through the dance music, leaving a gap for his unique sound … Read More →

Dr. Ozi’s powerful dubstep sound has rattled listeners bones since his debut in 2011, and his new EP, Vital, is no different. Signing with Never Say Die Records, Ozi formulated 4 of the heaviest dubstep songs we’ve seen on this side … Read More →

Who doesn’t love a healthy dose of bass? You know, those filthy sounds that fuel festivals, parties, and clubs alike. Bass music has risen to the top of the EDM scene with entire festivals like Bassrush Massive and Lost Lands … Read More →

After teasing us with several singles ahead of his debut album, James Churchill, better known as LAXX, has finally released Fake Friends. The Oxford-based producer has a unique style with its refined bass and refusal to stay in one genre … Read More →