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[Review] Global Dub Festival – Red Rocks Amphitheater, Colorado

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There is only one way to start off the summer outdoor concert series in Colorado and that is with a unbelievable show at Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Last Friday night as the sun began to set, the glow sticks and furry boots and Colorado geared out music fans alike all descended upon Red Rocks for the first big dubstep show of the summer, Global Dub Festival put on by Global Dance, AEG Live, and Sub.Mission. There was a silent vibe among the crowd, a glowing excitement for the amazing artists about to take the stage and for the happiness that comes with this concert experience. Here, dub artists were backstage preparing to play to a sold out crowd of 10,000 people, all ready to dance and jump and scream the night away as the music pulsated through each and every one of them.
First to the stage was the electronic duo Designer Drugs who amped the night up right with their touch on all music from electric to dub to trap to dance. They didn’t just warm the crowd up, they electrified the crowd to be prepared for the rest of the night. Then the four dirty boys of Dirtyphonics took to the stage, flying all the way from France to show Red Rocks some proper bass music love. If you want entertainment, try watching four guys make mixes constantly together, it takes dedication and these four delivered a impressive performance full of all things drum and bass. On their heels was none other than Zomboy who laid some straight mind control over this crowd. His energy carries from his music to every listener in the audience, not stopping for one minute to take a break, Zomboy raised the stakes.
Then the master of all bass took to the stage, triple X-rated himself, Excision. And no, he couldn’t bring his sound system this time because Red Rocks would be no more but don’t worry Rado, he’s coming back this fall with all the bass your ears can handle. Excision destroyed his set, throwing deep bass after deep bass all over the screaming fans that could not get enough of his bass in their faces. Excision never stopped running through all the bass he knew and the crowd kept craving for more after each drop.
The final man to the stage was none other than the blonde boy who blasts the gold dust through any speaker system he’s hooked up to, Flux Pavilion. Flux took the stage and with some insane visual graphics dancing on the screen behind him, he gave the audience all that they could ask for and more. He blew the roof, gave us daydreams, couldn’t stop and finally gold dusted the entire crowd who by this point were all standing, singing, screaming for all things Flux. Before he left the stage, Flux took the microphone and said, “Red Rocks has to be the best venue in the world. The fact that it’s next to Denver is a definite plus”. There you have it ladies and gentlemen, the most amazing venue in the world with some of the biggest names in dubstep music to start off what is sure to be an epic summer at Red Rocks.

Designer Drugs and Alvin Risk
Empty Hearted (Ultra Records)
Strange Enough (DESIGNER DRUGS Remix)
10.Dirtyphonics
Walk In The Fire
08.Dirtyphonics
Hanging On Me (feat. Liela Moss)
Jam On It
Nuclear (Hands Up)
Destroid
The Invasion
Excision
X Rated Featuring Messinian
Flux Pavilion
Blow The Roof
Daydreamer
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[TMN PREMIERE] Matthew Koma – One Night (Vicetone Remix)

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One Night (Vicetone Remix) [OUT NOW]

Sometimes, musicians come along out of nowhere and overnight they have found a place in the heart of electronic music fans everywhere. It has been a little over one year since Vicetone, a duo of 20-year-olds from the Netherlands, released their first piece of music and since then they have gathered support from the likes of Nicky Romero and Hardwell not to mention fans across the globe. Today, TMN is honored to premiere their latest track a remix of Matthew Koma’s “One Night”. The boys start up with the great lyrics of Koma, “Chew my love under your tongue, like it’s your bubblegum…” and continue with their own driven melodies. The song is a beauty of an electronic mix with all the hype and dance beats that make these songs so loveable. TMN has a lot of love for these young producers and hope you enjoy this sure to be summer hit.

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[Electronic] Butch Clancy ft Amy K – Far Away From Me

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Butch Clancy ft Amy K
Far Away From Me

Put your hands up for Detroit.
If you have not heard of the insanely talented electronic producer Butch Clancy yet then I am truly sorry. This Detroit native dabbles in everything from hip hop to house to dubstep while also throwing in his own personal drum beats. He has only been around since 2011 but his work has been recognized by names like Ellie Goulding, Zeds Dead and Steve Aoki. Clancy’s latest single “Far Away From Me” featuring the vocals of the lovely Amy K. The song is light and airy with Amy K’s high voice singing some powerful lyrics telling the story of a girl who just wants her guy in one piece. Clancy does a great job putting in electronic beats, piano and even a mix of dubstep with some drums throughout the whole song. Clancy continues to show why everyone in the electronic music world is taking notice of him, this song just reiterates his music abilities.

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Locomotive

Laid back trap, those words don’t necessarily go together in the same sentence. But that is exactly how I would describe the new song “Locomotive” … Continue reading »

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[Resident Artist] PatrickReza’s Top 5 Summer Tunes

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We are mixing things up a bit this month, moving the top 5 songs of our resident artist up to this week. Why you may ask? It is because Reza is coming to Colorado this weekend to play at a huge Music Ninja party and we are doing a face-to-face interview. So you will have to wait another week for that bad boy. But while you are waiting, grab these five favorite jams of Reza’s and turn them out loud because they are not songs to be messed with, enjoy.

Whoops – 12th Planet & Mayhem Feat Pennybirdrabbit
Next Order – Dog Blood
Black & White (Ft. Benny Banks) – Loadstar
Blow The Roof – Flux Pavillon
More Than You – Koven

12th Planet & Mayhem
Whoops ft PennyBirdRabbit
Dog Blood
Next Order
Loadstar
Black & White (Ft. Benny Banks)
Flux Pavilion
Blow The Roof
More Than You by Koven
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[Electronic] Krewella – Alive (Ennui! Remix)

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Alive (Ennui Remix)

Oh we love a good Krewella remix here at TMN. Enter Ennui! or as his Chicago friends may like to call him, Nick Keenan. Here’s the thing, he is new, very new. And his name, Ennui, if you look it up means having too much time on his hands or little will to do something productive, this couldn’t be farther from Keenan’s truth. His Facebook Page and Soundcloud were only started last year so he’s fresh new in the Electronic Music scene but thank goodness he decided to grace us all with his musical presence. This remix does justice to the original song, Keenan throws in a lot of piano (love) and has some very intense drum spots followed by some head banging drops. He takes the voices of the Krewella ladies and just enhances their sound. Stunning remix but also check out his soundcloud, Keenan also dabbles in some original work, which is just as impressive. We can’t wait to learn more about this producer from Chicago and see where this newbie takes us all.

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[Drumstep] The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army (Paris Burns Remix)

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The White Stripes-Seven Nation Army (Paris Burns Remix) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Sometimes, a good song is in need of a comeback. If you were not a fan of the White Stripes then read no further but if you were/still are, Colorado natives Dan and Alex Yukhananov decided it was time to bring back “Seven Nation Army”, a WS classic. This duo goes by the name of Paris Burns and have been producing in the electronic music world for a little around two years. The boys take on this WS song with all the drumstep they possibly could find; strong drums, steady electronic beats and a sometimes eerie use of Jack and Meg’s lyrics sets this song as a powerful drumstep piece. It is loud, it is powerful and I believe the White Stripes would find justice in this remix.

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