15 Films of the best films to watch for #MentalHealthAwareness

(more…)

You heard it! Everyone’s favorite DJ is coming through to the D.C. area this weekend. Playing two shows, one on Sunday night at Echostage and another Monday afternoon at Soundcheck, Club Glow will be filling the weekend with tons of EDM tracks and cake. Steve Aoki is notorious for throwing a cake and getting a fan “caked” during his show. So if you plan on being front row, you might want to watch out (unless you want it).

That also being said, check out Steve Aoki’s newest track titled “Back 2 U” below that is produced with Boehm and features vocals from Walk The Moon’s Nicholas Petricca. The song is a bully and happy EDM mix that rides the line of being able to sing to it as well as dancing to it.

You heard it! Everyone’s favorite DJ is coming through to the D.C. area this weekend. Playing two shows, one on Sunday night at Echostage and another Monday afternoon at Soundcheck, Club Glow will be filling the weekend with tons of EDM tracks and cake. Steve Aoki is notorious for throwing a cake and getting a fan “caked” during his show. So if you plan on being front row, you might want to watch out (unless you want it).

That also being said, check out Steve Aoki’s newest track titled “Back 2 U” below that is produced with Boehm and features vocals from Walk The Moon’s Nicholas Petricca. The song is a bully and happy EDM mix that rides the line of being able to sing to it as well as dancing to it.

#22

“Bring Back The Summer (f. OLY)” by Rain Main

The ex-Krewella member, Rain Main surprised a lot of people with this release as it differs from his “sound.” This track is more house-y and reminiscent of some original Krewella (now just Jahan & Yasmine Yousaf) stuff (”Alive,” “Enjoy The Ride,” “Live For The Night”) than his previous dub-step/bass driven songs.

In an interview with Billboard he revealed that he didn’t question releasing “Bring Back The Summer.”

"Back in 2012 with Krewella when we released "Alive," we almost didn’t put that song out because we had been making dubstep and bass songs. We thought it was so much different than our other stuff and didn’t know if we could put it out because this was 2012."

He continues, "If we didn’t release "Alive" when we did – because we thought it was too poppy and people wouldn’t respect us – our career would’ve had a very different trajectory.  So when "Bring Back the Summer" was on my plate, I just said, "F--- it, it’s music. Let’s put it out."

Source: Billboard