Archive: March 2012

After all the publicity for Ultra Music Festival has finally died down this year, there’s only one thing you can take away from all the coverage. Dance music is finally big in the United States. For all dance music fans, this … Read More →

As you’ve likely heard by now, in front of over 60,000 people last weekend Madonna made a huge appearance in Miami when she announced Avicii last night at Ultra. This was so unexpected that when I found out what happened ,it took a … Read More →

After seeing the guidos pound the festival scene into the ground harder than a Jersey Shore episode at Ultra, I’m officially dying for Coachella to be here. Seriously, I know it’s four weeks out–but I don’t know I’m going to … Read More →

I’m pretty sure that every bro, guido, hipster, and maybe even a few casual drug users woke up this morning thinking the same thing as me (not saying I’m one of the aforementioned, so dont trip on me). I’m more like … Read More →

Ultra Music Festival finished out an exceptional weekend in Miami today with epic sets from guys like David Guetta, Kaskade and the guy that I love (no homo) more than any other artist in the world. Except for the twenty minutes … Read More →

French producer Martin Solveig has been producing dance tracks for the better part of the last decade reaching mass popularity in most recent years with his tracks “One 2.3 Four,” “Boys & Girls,” and “Everybody” (which still appears on his … Read More →

There is nothing more exciting, in my opinion, than going to a show not knowing what tracks you will hear. This sound or event–what we call “the underground”–can’t be measured in terms of numbers. In fact, there are underground DJs … Read More →

Besides the hangovers and bruised egos, the post spring break doldrums aren’t all that bad. With break over, it means that the next event on the social calendar I’ll actually be looking forward to is my annual musical Christmas. With … Read More →

Kaskade announced the Freaks of Nature summer tour Tuesday on his Facebook page. The 40 city tour has stops in cities nationwide including Vegas, New York, Seattle, Denver, and Miami. According to the venerable American DJ/producer himself, this will be … Read More →

With distinct bassline distortions, heavy kicks and a unique synergy of indie, punk and electro-house, Atlanta based Dylan Eiland is Le Castle Vania. While trying to explain what he sounds like to my friends, the best description of Le Castle’s music that … Read More →