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  • Deadmau5 Apologizes To Fans "Sorry For Being A Dick," Reveals Depression Battle

    That was quick. Just a few days after Deadmau5 quit social media in a fit, calling his fans on social media just a bunch of numbers and saying he would return to the platforms in 2017, Zimmerman is back on all of his beloved networks. In addition to the return, he shared why he quit in such hurry and it shouldn't be too surprising for many who have followed him over the years that mau5 is battling with depression.

  • Tchami Shares Long Awaited 'After Life EP' Featuring AC Slater

    Reclusive French producer, DJ Tchami has unveiled his long awaited After Life EP. Over the course of 2015, Tchami has released two tracks from the EP, the title track "After Life" featuring Stacy Barthe and then "Missing You" alongside Los Angeles producer AC Slater. He also unveiled "Freakin Girl" in part of his latest Confessions Mix.

  • Amsterdam Dance Event Announces India Expansion In 2016

    For one week each year, thousands of electronic music industry professionals and people trying to get their foot in the door descend on Amsterdam Dance Event. Having just hosted its 20th edition, the week of seminars, parties, meetings and lectures will take its show on the road to one of the most fertile new markets for dance music, India.

  • Stream, Download Anjunabeats Vol 12 Featuring Oceanlab, Andrew Bayer, Yotto & More

    Above & Beyond's label Anjunabeats has unveiled the 12 edition of its annual compilation that showcases talent from all corners of electronic music and mixes them into a double album. Among those who have tracks on the album are of course label dons, Above & Beyond, their long dormant side project Oceanlab, Yotto, Andrew Bayer, Lane 8, Sunny Lax, Jason Ross, Grum and many more.

  • Pandora Forced To Raise Royalty Payment Rates In 2016

    Pandora is being forced to raise its per stream rate in 2016 after a recent ruling by the Copyright Royalty Board in Washington. Until now, Pandora had been paying labels 14 cents for every 100 streams on a song. Starting in 2016 and continuing through 2020, the service will have to raise its rates to 17 cents. It could be adjusted to reflect price fluctuations during that time period.

  • Lupe Fiasco Says He WIll Release Three Albums In 2016

    Lupe Fiasco low-key had one of the better rap albums of the year in Tetso & Youth and heading into 2016 the Chicago rapper has not signs of slowing down. Lupe in Twitter yesterday revealed that he had big plans for next year, sharing that he wanted to release four albums during the calendar year. Like Kanye West and SWISH, he doesn't want questions about the three LPs.

  • Chance The Rapper Launches Initiative To Donate Coats To Chicago Homeless

    Chance The Rapper has grown from a local Chicago rapper with a strong internet following to a star that tours the world and just became the first independent artist to perform on Saturday Night Live. Now he is using his status as an influencer to try and impact his community in a positive way, by helping to launch a charitable initiative that will donate coats the homeless in his city.

  • deadmau5 Quits Twitter, Facebook, Unveils New Music

    No more controversies, just g.o.o.d. music. Deadmau5 has had enough with social media and is quitting Facebook and Twitter all together. The controversial Canadian producer is known to get into spats with other artists and fans via social networks, notably Twitter, but it appears as though that source of entertainment for many and clickbait for music blogs everywhere (us on occasion as well), has come to halt.

  • Kygo Is The Fastest Artist To 1 Billion Streams On Spotify

    Kygo's meteoric rise has been nothing short than remarkable. The Norwegian producer went from making Avicii-like piano house tracks a few years ago to championing his own style of tropical house that has allowed to tour the world, soundtrack commercials and rack up some mind boggling play counts in very short periods of time. Now he a new achievement to add to his collection - the fastest artist to eclipse the one billion play mark on Spotify ever.

  • Wakarusa Festival Will Not Return In 2016, Promoter Blames Partners

    Arkansas festival Wakarusa has announced that it won't be returning for a 2016 session. Promoters Pipeline Productions say they were "significantly damaged by partners claiming to share our vision" and this is why they won't be going ahead with the festival in 2016. The 2015 iteration featured acts like Big Gigantic, The Roots, Thievery Corporation, Young The Giant, Major Lazer, Chance The Rapper and STS9 as some of their marquee bookings.

  • Hardwell Announces Revealed North American Bus Tour, Successful Charity Concert

    Hardwell is wrapping the biggest year of his career, releasing his debut artist album United We Are, taking his I AM Hardwell tour to arenas all around the globe and launching his own charity with a massive concert in Mumbai with the "world's biggest guest list". Now he will take his show to much smaller venues in North America on the reboot of his Revealed bus tour with the help of label signees Kill The Buzz and Thomas Newson.

  • M83 New "Epic" Album Finished, Unveil 2016 Festival Tour Dates

    It has been a while since fans have heard some new original material from M83, but that silence is about to be broken according to Justin Meldal-Johnsen. The "Midnight City" band have completed their new "epic" album, the follow-up to 2011's Grammy-nominated Hurry Up, We're Dreaming. In addition to the album, the band have unveiled some preliminary tour dates in the United States and Europe.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Steve Angello, Oliver Heldens, Nina Kraviz Join BBC Radio 1's Residencies

    BBC Radio One has unveiled the list of DJs who will host a residency in 2016. Each year they rotate in new names, while also keeping some of the more popular hosts. 2016 will see the return of Steve Angello to the decks, while also introducing upstart Dutchman, Oliver Heldens and Russian DJ, Nina Kraviz. George FitzGerald, James Blake and Heidi will hold on to their residencies for the upcoming calendar year.

  • Spotify Wants To Make Your Party Playlists Better With Diplo's Help

    One of the biggest struggles for anyone who hosts a party or attends one is the need to have good music that can appease a larger audience. Music journalists and other industry professionals will hold their nose at this task and try to educate a crowd with some eccentric tunes pumped through the aux chord, but for the rest of the civilized world, this task can be daunting. Now Spotify thinks it has the answer with a new and improved party playlist function that it has launched with the help of Diplo.

  • Pusha T Unveils Darkest Before Dawn Tour Dates, Ticket Info

    With less than 24 hours until the release of Pusha T's new album Darkest Before Dawn, fans are waiting on the edge of their seat to see if the full effort can match what has been put out in the three singles thus far. To support the release, King Push will be going on tour next year during March, April and into the first few days of May across North America and Europe.

  • Dillon Francis, Martin Garrix Share 'Set Me Free' Video, New Website

    Dillon Francis and Martin Garrix have unveiled the quirky and odd music video for their 2014 collaboration "Set Me Free." The track was originally released as a promotional single for Dillon Francis' debut artist album Money Sucks, Friends Rule. In addition to the new video, the pair have also created a website that appears to have arrived from the strangest depths of the "Bun Up The Dance" producer's mind.
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