Archive: April 2018

Wuki, born Kris Barman, recently played twice at Phoenix Lights, first at the afterparty, then on Day 2. He blew me away with both sets. Not only were they high-energy and bass-filled, full of Wuki originals (“We Like to Fuck that Shit” … Read More →

Seattle-based producer and DJ Sango recently released his highly anticipated album, In The Comfort Of. This 17-track collection of beats and rhythms speaks to the ever-changing landscape of producing while keep consistent with Sango’s true inner self. This album was a 4-year … Read More →

Get your middle fingers up! That’s what you’ll be screaming after hearing Trampa’s new single. Released on Never Say Die Black Label, the heavy dubstep track blows other releases out of the water. The long and grimy bass will have … Read More →

Australian duo Bad Decisions–Cameron Breen and Andrew Ghisoni–are known for their ground-shaking sound that pushes boundaries in the EDM world, and their latest release is no exception. Out now on Tiësto’s label Musical Freedom, “Too High,” is an addictive cocktail … Read More →

Wet Electric was wild, but we’ve still got a thirst for tunes and this RB Weekly Soundtrack is like a tall glass of water. We’ve got a handful of tune from artists playing this weekend, including MUST DIE!, German Brigante, … Read More →

Fresh after Miami Music Week, Miami native Nitti Gritti just released his latest, “Bailando,” a fun, Latin-themed track, clearly inspired by Nitti’s hometown. In this collaboration with California-based producer Vlien Boy, Nitti Gritti adds to his rapidly growing collection of … Read More →

Every year, HARD Summer Music Festival has consistently doled out some of the best lineups and this year is no exception. This summer, the festivities will take place at The Speedway in Fontana, Southern California. This is where the event … Read More →

Belgian DJ and producer Sébastien, better known as Kill Frenzy, has been creating filthy, dark beats since he got his start at the mere age of 17. His influences came from the underground sounds of Chicago and Detroit, along with … Read More →

Boiler Rooms are particularly interesting because the DJ has to fulfill two goals–entertain a live crowd while keeping the interest of an audience who is streaming the show later. Luckily for the DJ, the crowd gets half the attention during … Read More →

LA-based duo, Eli Sones and Matthew Halper, or as we like to call them, Two Friends, have been creating music since they were but wee teens. In high school, the two established their passion for producing music. Starting off solo making hip-hop beats, … Read More →