[Electronic] The Golden Age of Wrestling – Ferrari Rocher

Dipping into Jeff Cancade’s The Golden Age of Wrestling (TGAOW) is akin to stepping inside a time capsule that refuses to settle in any one era. Launched in the final weeks of 2019, TGAOW shatters the often-static facade of ambient music, giving it a face, a voice, and a boisterous personality.

The hit single “Ferrari Rocher” serves as a prime exhibit of this audacity. It starts with a nostalgic chiptune riff, echoing the NES era’s electronic charm. But then, like a twist in a gripping novel, it mutates, exploring sonic territories uncharted, defying the very essence of predictability.

But there’s more to this tale. Albums like Tombstone Piledriver and Crossface Chicken Wing have set the stage, and the forthcoming Scorpion Deathlock promises a richer, deeper foray into Cancade’s “glambient” universe. His music evokes the early days of ambient, yet it’s sprinkled with modernity, resisting pigeonholing at every turn.

To truly grasp the TGAOW experience, one must attend his live acts: a spectacle where past meets future, and visuals meld seamlessly with sound. Bathed in the ethereal glow of fluorescent lamps and swathed in a golden veil, Cancade’s performances are less a concert, more a transcendental journey. Get ready for the ride.

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[Bass] CELO & DIESEL – Warfare

From the sun-kissed coasts of Key West, Florida, emerges CELO—a multi-genre DJ/Producer rapidly marking his territory in the global music scene. Since his 2019 debut, CELO’s distinctive fusion of fresh vibes sprinkled with a glitch of madness has earned him accolades and nods from industry titans. Names such as Marshmello, DJ Snake, Zedd, Slander, and Nghtmre resonate in his list of admirers. The remarkable achievement of having multiple mixes aired on Diplo’s Revolution further cements his growth as a notable talent.

CELO’s vibrant energy has reverberated at iconic festivals, from EDC Las Vegas to Ultra Miami and Hard Summer. This year, the remix of DEORRO’s “Five Hours” with MACHAKI underscored his knack for capturing the pulse of his audience, setting the perfect stage for festival season. His collaboration with DIESEL, a seismic track titled “WARFARE,” is poised for release under the prestigious Monstercat label. As if this isn’t enough, 2023 also saw CELO masterfully remixing Krewella’s “Drive Away” and unveiling his enchanting debut single, “NEVER KNOW” on Dim Mak.

With each release, CELO’s promise of high energy becomes more palpable, hyping him up as a must-experience act. Watch this space; this Florida native is just getting started.

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[House] Jakk’d & $on-$hine – Luven Me

In the rich tapestry of electronic music’s evolution, every so often, an anthem emerges that respects its roots while sharing something new. “Luven Me,” a collaboration between the talented Jakk’d and $on-$hine, embodies this ethos.

$on-$hine, otherwise known as Sonny Vilardo, infuses his electronic productions with nine years of drumming expertise. His productions, often laced with SoCal’s unique brand of funk house, introduce an invigorating rhythmic flavor to “Luven Me.”

Over the last decade, Jakk’d, made up of Vjay Seminiano and Max Dean, have left indelible marks on the electronic music scene. By marrying the genres of house, trap, RnB, and hip-hop, they’ve crafted a signature sound that’s garnered attention from the genre’s elite. Martin Garrix on Sirius Radio, Vindata at the Ultra Music Festival, and the Two Friends Radio show have all shown their support.

This track seamlessly merges house music’s golden age elements with the sharp production values of today. Drenched in warm, romantic tones and enriched by an R&B-laden vocal line, “Luven Me” presents a synergy that speaks to both house purists and today’s electronic enthusiasts. A shining example of where the genre can go when talents unite.

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[Dance-Pop] Holly T – Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop (feat. Martial Simon)

Dance and pop music fans have a cool new song to enjoy by the talented DJ Holly T. Her latest single is called “Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop,” and it features Martial Simon. People are really loving this song in the music world. Holly T has had an exciting journey so far, going from one side of the country to the other, and leaving behind awesome performances and dedicated fans wherever she goes.

Holly T has a talent with blending the new alongside a bit of that old-school feel. One of her remixes is of a song called “Goddess” by Nervo and Krewella. She also did a version of the classic song “Free” by Ultra Nate that got almost 5 million listens, not an easy feat.

Holly T is based on the East Coast, and she’s become a big deal in the dance scene in New York City. She’s known for her energetic style and creative mixing when she plays music at places like The Edge. And she’s not just limited to clubs – she’s also played music for top-talent like Drew Barrymore at private parties.

“Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop” is a perfect example of how Holly T makes songs that make you want to dance. It’s got a fun twist of disco, and it makes people want to hit the dancefloor. Make sure to keep an eye on her because she’s taking dance-pop music to awesome new places.

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[Tech House] Matroda – Jack The House 4

From the vibrant shores of Croatia to the pulsating heartbeats of tech house arenas worldwide, Matroda’s ascent in the electronic music domain is nothing short of meteoric. Steeped in the rich legacies of music legends such as Led Zeppelin, Frank Sinatra, and The Beatles, this multifaceted artist blends classic influences with a futuristic vision, underpinned by his rigorous classical training.

However, to truly fathom the depth of Matroda’s sonic odyssey, one need not look further than his seminal EP, Jack The House 4. It’s a epic illustration of sorts – encapsulating his evolving narrative. The EP commences with “My Mind,” an audacious blend of classic house vocals and powerful basslines. The journey takes a mellifluous turn with “Can’t Fight The Feeling”, a harmonious blend of piano chords and deep vocals. The near all-instrumental “I Want It” serves as a testament to his artistry, followed by the gritty vibes of “In The Air”. “Pump Up The Volume” electrifies with its vibrant chords, while “Talk To Me”, in collaboration with TOBEHONEST, sums up the EP’s well-crafted nature.

Amidst this sonic brilliance, accolades have naturally followed. With a glittering past that includes remixes championed by the likes of Diplo and Calvin Harris, and chart-topping tracks such as “Disco Tool”, Matroda’s trajectory is undeniably upward. Here’s to the ‘matrodasound’ – a unique blend, an unparalleled journey, and an unmatched future.

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[Dance-Pop] Harber – Remedy (feat. Alex Jones)

The impressive cityscape of New York City has been the backdrop to many stories of dreams, but HARBER’s rise in the world of electronic music tells a tale that’s both new and nostalgic. It’s not just about how impressive one’s sound may be; it’s like an ongoing chat between the vibrant hum of city life and the quiet longings of human hearts.

Consider a track like “Remedy,” created with Alex Jones. It feels like a nighttime view of the city – throbbing and full of life. Then there’s “More Than You” with Lexy Panterra, a song that dared to flirt with Billboard’s charts, or the soulful reflections of “Summer You.” Each piece shows a different side of HARBER’s unique electronic style that’s inspired by urban life.

But what sets him apart from other new artists is where his music is heard. From Bravo TV’s show ‘Summer House’ to Amazon’s ‘Upload’, his music is reaching more and more people. And when you think about his remixes for big names like The Chainsmokers or his collaboration with Khalid & Normani, you can see HARBER’s musical importance.

He’s been featured in Forbes, celebrated by People Magazine, and respected by major players like Swedish House Mafia and Marshmello. HARBER isn’t just making music; he’s creating a lasting mark for himself.

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[Trance] Ceréna – Limitless

Toronto’s own Ceréna, following the raving success of her self-produced debut album resurrection and its standout tracks like the JUNO-nominated ‘see’, ‘hearts on fire,’ and ‘gender euphoria’, has returned with single, ‘Limitless.’ This dazzling new release stands as a beacon in the electro-pop universe, drawing from her journey steeped in authenticity, and the unique inspirations she garnered from queer club culture and the pioneering sounds of artists like the late SOPHIE.

From her early days, marking the music industry with her undeniable talent at the tender age of six, Ceréna has shown an undying quest for self-expression. This quest took a turn into the vibrant avenues of the Ballroom scene, laying the foundation for her distinct sonic fingerprint.

‘Limitless,’ produced by Jaymie Silk (French), the flagship single from her imminent EP ‘607’, is more than just a song. With its hypnotic arpeggio synths and EDM backbone, it becomes an experience, a dive into the boundless realm of self-discovery. Ceréna’s voice, draped in velvety tones, paints a dreamlike soundscape that perfectly complements the intoxicating production.

In Ceréna’s own words, “LIMITLESS is a call to embrace the forever changing nature of things, which include our humanity… By accepting the nature of change, we open up to the infinite possibilities that await us.”

With ‘Limitless’, Ceréna has captured something time-testing and inviting all in the same go: to unearth, embrace, and celebrate our true selves, unburdened by labels and free from boundaries. As she evolves, Ceréna’s commitment to authenticity remains unwavering, and the dance-pop scene is all the richer for it.

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