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Producer, DJ, and living embodiment of energy Will Sparks returns with a new main stage track. The latest release on Armada Music, “Say It Again” is a no-holds bar big room heater that is a contender to be a go-to for a lot of artists on the festival circuit this season.

“Say It Again” is Will Sparks adding another heater into his growing arsenal of high-octane tracks. The reverberating bass and the thumping kick are infectious for the dance floor. This is the ideal song for the rowdiness of a summery music festival or the serenity of a high-intensity work-out at the gym.

The recent output of songs Will Sparks has released has been versatile to say the least. “Say It Again” is no different as it is a flex highlighting how far he’s come since finding success with the sound of Melbourne bounce. Even though his older sound was a defining part of his off-the-wall sound, his attempts at techno, psytrance, and hardstyle have all pointed out that Will Sparks is several aspects of the EDM landscape.

While we wait for the next one, check out “Say It Again” by Will Sparks on Armada Music.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Your EDM Premiere: Will Sparks – “Say It Again” [Armada Music]

NOISIA is truly the gift that keeps on giving. Even more accurate is they’re the guest at a party who is trying to leave but keeps bumping into people before they can get to the door.

The trio announced their imminent breakup in September 2019 and a Farewell tour to go along with it, but COVID got in the way of that. The tour was extended into 2021, and then again into 2022. Now, we’re learning that they have one final send off before they take their final bow: a new album.

Split The Atom, their first album, was released in 2010. That was proceeded by Outer Edges in 2016. Between and outside of those, they’ve released a variety of projects, including a few remix albums, as well as an album as I Am Legion with Foreign Beggars, in addition to scoring the Devil May Cry video game in 2013.

A solo NOISIA project hasn’t come out since 2019 with “The Hole Pt. 1.” They’ve done plenty of collaborations since, including “Supersonic” with Skrillex and josh pan, but this album is sure to be their best work yet if it’s also to be their last.

A third and final album

— NOISIΛ (@Noisia_nl) April 1, 2022

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: NOISIA Announce A “Third and Final” Album Is On Its Way

If you’re a crypto fan and have been wondering when festivals will get on board implementing it on a larger level, look no further, because Electric Zoo today announced that tickets will be available for purchase via crypto ONLY. Beginning Monday, May 2, 2022, they will only accept the following cryptocurrencies for ticket purchases: Bitcoin, Ether, USDT, BNB, and Solana (SOL). On a unique side note, they will also release special ticket types to exclusive NFT holders of Bored Ape Yacht Club, Doodles, and others to be announced.

Today is April Fools, so we will keep an eye on this to see if this really holds true. But in the meantime, check out their website below for more info!

ELECTRIC ZOO WEBSITE

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Electric Zoo Announces They Will Accept Crypto-Only Payment Methods Beginning In May

Shallou‘s career continues on an upwards trajectory with his ability to wow the world with his skills in the studio and on stage. Coming off an extensive fall tour with multiple sold out dates from Los Angeles to New York City, Shallou continued to make waves in 2021 with his The Long Way Home EP which was held in high regard by just about everyone who listened.

Recently, Shallou released the ‘Long Way Home Remixes EP‘, featuring an impressive array of artists, including KC Lights, Sultan & Shephard, Tom Budin, BRKLYN, Covex, Jerro, and Anemoni who all delivered exceptional takes on Shallou’s original works. Perhaps the most standout remix for us comes from Holiday87. He provides an exquisite take on “Heartaches,” which captures the essence and emotion of the original while infusing it with his signature deep house grooves.

Overall, this is an EP you don’t want to miss out on, listen below!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Shallou’s ‘Long Way Home Remixes EP’ Is Fantastic

Grabbitz has never been one to stick to the status quo. When he released his debut album, Things Change, in 2017, we were at the height of the future bass movement, with rock vocals and instrumentation only just beginning to break through into electronic music. (With the popularity of Sullivan King or Kayzo nowadays, you wouldn’t think it.)

However, his own musical history and love of rock heavily influenced his productions and led us to his new release, Time Isn’t Real. On the surface, the album title alone is an homage to the past couple years when we were all stuck inside and days blend into each other. Beneath the surface, it could be a reference to the wide variety of time signatures on the album which keep listeners guessing from start to finish.

The one common thread between each song is, it almost goes without saying, Grabbitz. But that’s not to refer to the person, but the brand and theme that that person has established. Pounding drums, gritty guitar riffs, incredible vocals, and an irreverent appreciation for his roots, the “Grabbitz” album experience is really unlike anything else in electronic music.

Five of the album’s songs were previously released as singles, including the hits “Pigs In The Sky” and “Pain Killer.” But you’ll soon have tracks like “RIP,” “Bad Lovers Suite,” and “Dying To Know You” on repeat, as well.

Check out the full album below!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Grabbitz Stuns With Sophomore Album, “Time Isn’t Real” [Out Now]

A producer, DJ and sound designer based in Essex, Klasey Jones has always been inspired by his love of video games and soundtrack music – everything from Sony’s The Last Of Us series to GTA Vice City. Meticulous in learning the ropes of sound design, developing a rich, deeply idiosyncratic sound palette all of his own in the process, his hours behind the boards have – up to this point – often done much of his talking for him. Ethereal by design but also intensely visual, his music rapidly won fans from across the wave, trap and instrumental grime communities, spawning a series of further projects, including a raft of singles and two full-length, self-released albums; 2017’s ‘Eleven’ and 2019’s ‘Voodoo Estate’. The response to both was fevered. 

The Wildcatz are two of the four former members of the group True Tiger. Just a few of their accomplishments include world premieres on some of the biggest electronic radio shows at the time, BBC Radio 1 and 1 Xtra. They’ve worked with the likes of P Money, Big Narstie, Riz MC and have even done an official dubstep remix of Snoop Dogg.

Now, these two talented artists have come together for what is an electrifying, cinematic 5-track EP titled ‘Operation Midnight (Part 2)’. Their chemistry together is undeniable, seamlessly capturing this movie/video-game-esque vibe while also infusing enormous creativity at every turn to keep you glued to the speakers, enticed as to what will come next. “Trojan Horse” is a great example of this, shaking up expectations with a cinematically-infused drum and bass tune, as Sooski’s vocals glide overtop wonderfully.

“Diego’s Theme” really highlights the talent of both Jones and The Wildcatz. It’s another impressively innovative song that somehow goes from trap to house and you barely have time to think about it because it’s done so well.

You cannot go wrong with any song on this EP, as Klasey Jones & The Wildcatz truly struck gold on this. Check it out below!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Klasey Jones & The Wildcatz Collab On Electrifying 5-Track EP ‘Operation Midnight (Part 2)’ EP

Born and raised in Croatia, San Pacho is a immensely talented artist who keeps making the right moves at the right time. After launching the project only 3 years ago in 2019, he’s signed songs to Confession, UKF, Dim Mak, and others. His releases are commonly incorporated with genres such as tech house / club house, all of which hits a sweet spot that is hard to directly describe. Artists like Tchami, 4B and dozens of other staple DJ’s can’t get enough of it, giving it their nod of approval and thus their support.

2022 has also started off properly for Pacho as he made a debut on legendary deadmau5’s imprint hau5trap with “Pieces Of Me”. Now, he’s back with an infectious new single “Amor” signed to Matroda’s Terminal Underground label.

Pacho masterfully blends the insatiable Spanish rhythms with a fresh tech house groove that we can’t get enough of. Every sound, every melody fits in perfectly, proving this song to be yet another incredible track in Pacho’s Arsnenal.

“After ‘La Pasion’ ended up being a club and festival smash I wanted to make a follow-up that was similar, yet again ear and eye catching. I sent the ‘Amor’ demo to Matroda and when he premiered it at EDC Las Vegas I knew it was a special one.” – San Pacho

Listen below!

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: San Pacho Delivers Infectious Single “Amor” On Matroda’s Terminal Underground Imprint

In his latest single for NGHTMRE and SLANDER‘s label Gud Vibrations, Perry Wayne continues an epic story that he has been creating for quite some time. Bass music is one of the hardest subcultural subcategories to survive in, yet Perry Wayne has found his way through his sound design, dedication to his craft and distinctive melodies.

Perry Wayne comments on this latest smash:

‘Mosh came around when I had felt frustrated with the state of humanity. I was hit with situations in my life that I just felt frustrated, hurt, angry, and wronged. Mosh was a mirror of those feelings, and it reflected well into the overall story I try to tell with my branding of Wayne Enterprises; systems, societies and relationships are built everyday, so be careful of the ones you trust, build, and destroy.’

Expect explosive energy, dramatic bass subtones and all hands on deck beastly drop. This one is destined for many festival this year.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: PERRY WAYNE & BLUPILL For Inspiring Gud Vibrations-Signed Single ‘MOSH’

Exciting news has arrived from one on NYC’s top-tier EDM festivals, Electric Zoo. The festival has a reputation for creating extravagant and outlandish annual themes created with intelligent artistry like 2015’s Transformed, 2019’s Evolved, and last year’s Supernaturals. There has been anticipation building to see what this year’s theme will be, and today EZoo has announced it will be 3.0.

EZoo says to “think of it as a system update. The value and importance of community is higher than ever, crypto has caught up with cash, and digital wallets are becoming more practical than the leather ones. It’s the year of advancement – and EZoo is entirely here for it.”

The festival will be returning to its home at Randall’s Island Park Labor Day weekend September 2-4. Electric Zoo consistently pushes the creative boundaries when it comes to producing festivals and attendees are sure to be in for another exceptional year.

In addition to the theme, the festival has announced that the lineup will be following next week, that’s specifically curated with input and fan feedback from the EZoo community. Fans can expect what is sure to be a massive lineup that will bring the biggest names in electronic music to Randall’s Island Park.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Electric Zoo Unveils 2022 Theme, ‘Electric Zoo 3.0’

Do LaB has established itself as an essential facet of the Coachella experience, widely known for its interactive crowd environment and the colorful structures of its transcendent stage along with the celebrated acts that perform on it. Their musical lineups perennially bring in legendary electronic acts alongside next generation rising stars.

Familiar favorites will take center stage, such as pioneering UK producer and DJ Skream, electronic trio and Do LaB regulars The Glitch Mob, mysterious electronic project Deathpact, Nitti Gritti & Party Favor’s house project SIDEPIECE, a DJ set by electropop singer-songwriter and musician Elohim, and influential electronic prodigy Moore Kismet, veteran super producer and tastemaker Justin Martin, among many others.

Those who have been a part of the Do LaB experience in the past will know that surprise guests will make appearances at the stage during each night of both weekends. Some appearances seen in past years have included the likes of Skrillex, Richie Hawtin, Major Lazer, Bob Moses, Bonobo, RÜFÜS DU SOL and more.

Photo via Watchara Photography

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Do LaB announces Coachella weekend lineups with The Glitch Mob, SIDEPIECE, Moore Kismet + more