It’s been just a few months shy of four years since Machinedrum and Holly released Berry Patch, their breakthrough collab EP on Vision, and punters and DJs alike have been wistfully wondering if the duo would release another such crossover epic. Both artists have released loads of killer tracks
Michigan-based music producer, sound designer, and vocalist AUDIA will be hitting the stage at Movement Music Festival in Detroit this weekend — and she’s bringing her expressive, heavy-hitting flair to the stage. AUDIA’s evocative performances are accentuated by her own vocals that dominat
When he debuted in 2018, 1788-L was everything. He was on every lineup, had collaborations with Rezz, Illenium, and more, and was hyped to become a leader in the midtempo scene. Then, the pandemic happened. While some soldiered through and found success with live streams and other forms of engage
It’s actually pretty incredible that Rezz and Shadient haven’t released a collaboration until now, but we can finally say the day is here. “Blue In The Face” with fknsyd brings together a group of artists who’ve all occupied the same space for a long time. Shadient has worked with fknsy
It’s long past Halloween, but new music from Rezz doesn’t obey a timeline or season. The Canadian producer and HypnoVizion label head has released her newest song, “Suffer In Silence,” which she says was inspired by her recent bout of severe insomnia. “‘Suffer In Silence’ has been a
Rezz’s HypnoVizion label is already off to a promising start since it was founded late last year. Her own ‘Nightmare on Rezz Street 2’ is essentially a gimme, as that would have been released on her own label regardless. That being said, resurrecting Isqa, teaming up with Quackson and Wreck
Quackson caught Your EDM’s attention way back in 2018, leading to him being included in our list of 40 artists to watch in 2019. Since then, he’s been steadily putting in the work with stellar releases, and some of those demos must have finally hit the right note with Rezz as she’s brought
We’re officially in 2023. All the end of year lists are done and new ones are expected… “What to expect,” “What to look out for,” “What we still don’t have…” In the same fashion, DJs and producers are already playing out some of their big new tracks for this year with the slew
