In honor of his new single coming out on Tuesday, Dillon Francis is giving the world a free remix of […]
In honor of his new single coming out on Tuesday, Dillon Francis is giving the world a free remix of […]
Our trusted BBC Radio 1 DJ is back with another exclusive from today's top global DJs/producers. Pete Tong, just a few weeks ago, premiered SLVR, the collaborative effort between Steve Angello and Russian duo Matisse & Sadko. This massive big room track marks the 100th release on Angello's own label, Size Records. Originally dropped in March on Steve Angello's Essential Mix, this jaw dropping new tune is a bit of a flashback to the Swedish House Mafia days with your progressive synth leads, incredible sweeping cutoffs and essential back beat sure to get a crowd going. Be sure to purchase SLVR upon its release on August 12th and get ready for an incredible Size in the Park coming to you this September 27th and 28th. Enjoy!
It has been a while since we posted a solid bootleg here on Daily Beat. With the beginning of most of today's great DJs and producers starting in their bedrooms putting together a few great tracks into one, (yes 3LAU, Kap Slap, DJ Earworm [on the top40-ish side] I'm talking to you) we decided that it's never too late to enjoy a great bootleg/edit. Today we go overseas to Motala, Sweden to listen to Henry Himself's Magic Edit of Turn Up The Good SLVR Party. This four track edit features the likes of Steve Angello, Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta and Fedde Le Grand just to name a few. Enjoy this edit from Henry Himself on a Friday afternoon in the big bad city!
Tracklist:
Steve Angello vs. Matisse & Sadko - SLVR
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, GTA, Wolfpack - Turn It Up
David Guetta & Glowinthedark ft. Harrison - Ain't A Party
Fedde Le Grand & Sultan + Ned Shepard - No Good
Here we have Ivan Gough and Jebu's brand new track only leaked in the last few hours. This track has been circling through festivals throughout this year, first being played by Steve Angello at EDC New York 2013. I happened to catch the track myself when Steve Angello dropped it again at Tomorrowland 2013. This is a definite crowd pleaser as I was able to witness, and I am certain this is going to rise steadily through the Beatport charts. Just keep an eye on it. Lets talk a little bit about the artists behind the track. I think it's fair to say that If there was an Australian Dance Music hall [......]
