• Stream, Download What So Not 'Gemini' EP Featuring Dillon Francis, KLP

    At long last, What So Not has released his long awaited Gemini EP. He unveiled earlier this month that the EP would be released on Dec. 18 and now that the clock has crossed over to Friday in Australia, Emoh Instead has unveiled the full EP for his fans as an unexpected free download. Coming in at five tracks, this EP features the likes of Dillon Francis, KLP and George Maple.

  • Will Smith Admits He Would Run for President to Stop Donald Trump

    Donald Trump's run for president has caused a lot of celebrity controversy from artists angered over song usage and those against the entrepreneur and his outspoken persona. Will Smith is the latest celebrity in a string of those unimpressed with Trump's rants and promises of a better future. The rapper even admitted that he would run for president if it meant it would stop Donald Trump from rising in the rankings.

  • Martin Solveig, Tiesto Dominate 2015 Beatport Top Selling, Streaming Songs

    As the year wraps up, it is always interesting to look back at the numbers to see which artists made an impact in their respective field. Beatport has unveiled its list of the top selling and most streamed songs for 2015 on its portal. Some of the names that top the list are expected including Tiësto, but there is a clear trend away from big, thundering EDM tracks and more club-ready or crossover tracks that help bridge that divide, like those from Martin Solveig.

  • Alison Wonderland Unveils Justin Bieber 'What Do You Mean' Remix

    Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean?" was another track from his new album Purpose that helped redefine the Canadian pop superstar and push the "tropical house" sound further into the mainstream. Now the tune has been flipped and reimaged by Australian DJ Alison Wonderland.

  • Cheap Trick Talks Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame Induction in New Interview

    Cheap Trick has been primed for the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame and Museum since 2002, but wasn't nominated until this year's ballot. The initial group, guitarist Rick Nielson, frontman Robin Zander, bassist Tom Peterson and drummer Bun E. Carlos are due to be inducted into the hall of fame in Brooklyn. The ceremony may very well be the first time that Carlos has been seen with the band in five years. In a strange twist, Carlos is still counted as a member of Cheap Trick but no longer performs with them, as Nielson's son Daxx replaced him in 2010. In a new interview, Cheap Trick talks about the band's induction into the hall of fame.
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