As you may have guessed from the title, I have had more trouble than expected getting this article into the world. So, although the article is a bit late, the festival was such a flawless experience for me that I … Continue reading
Tonight, if you have found yourself way up north in Reykjavík, Iceland, you need to be heading to the beautiful Harpa Concert Hall to start day one of Sónar Reykjavík. Over the next three days I, myself, will be running around … Continue reading
Grab a coffee. This was a crazy week. Where do you even begin with a festival like Iceland Airwaves? Do you start with the lineup? Maybe list the massive local talent first? Or start with the big names? You … Continue reading
Wow. The Sumer really got away from me. I’ve been neglecting you. And for that I’m sorry. In order to begin to heal old wounds I offer this amazing set by Elite Force from his performance at London Boat Party … Continue reading
A few weeks ago I posted a remix by Dennis Kruissen that I have been downright obsessed with. Since then I was lucky enough to get a little Q&A going with Mr. Kruissen. AWESOME. So for those of you who, … Continue reading
I’m thinkin’ a weekly featured set may be in order around here. So let’s start this new tradition with a fantastic set by German Deep House artist Lexer, who I mentioned recently in an article about Dennis Kruissen’s remix of Red … Continue reading
For some, a major complaint about dance music festivals can be the lack of variety in many of the sets. It is not uncommon to find yourself at a festival and feel like there is some sort of formula for … Continue reading
I’m just not entirely certain how I went this long without being completely obsessed with Dennis Kruissen, but I’m here to make sure that doesn’t happen to the rest of you. It starts with a beautiful track called Red Balloon by … Continue reading
This year at the ever-popular Ultra Music Festival, the still-number-one-dj-in-my-heart Armin van Buuren played his ASOT650 set as Gaia. And it was amazing. Armin began releasing music under the pseudonym Gaia in the late nineties with the first release being … Continue reading
Okay so maybe he didn’t so much “release a remix” as troll the entire dance music community at one of the largest dance music platforms on planet earth using a children’s song written in 1917. You know, no big deal. … Continue reading
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