Cutting-edge productions, booming live sets, and boundary-pushing attitudes. Dirtcaps are without doubt House music’s cream of the crop. Since starting their quest for global domination in 2008, these guys have overloaded the scene with a signature sound to die for and conquered some of the biggest club brands in the game with their dashing live shows. From thriving at the world’s biggest festivals (e.g. Defqon.1 in Chili, Tomorrowland, Tomorrowworld, Mysteryland) to remixing industry hotshots such as Hardwell and W&W and collaborating with the industry’s elite (e.g. DJ Carnage, Laidback Luke, Coone), Dirtcaps have proven their worth twenty times over. Renowned all across the globe through full-scale tours in the US and Australia and smashing gigs in South Korea, Malaysia, and more, Dirtcaps have taken the Trap House sound to the next level and are not afraid to show it. They have grown way beyond the status of next big thing. They are the buzz of today. They are Dirtcaps.
MIAMIHORROR SIMILAR IDEA
Miami Horror’s fourth release “The Shapes” is a visionary project that focuses on the amalgamation between music and visual art. The sound is percussive and colourful, taking influence from 70’s post-punk as well as the hypnotic bounce of world-beat pop artists of the 80’s. Often known for their diverse sound and mix of influences, “The Shapes” gives Miami Horror the opportunity to focus on one specific direction, creating something that exists as a stand alone conceptual release. It is Art Pop at it’s best, a brilliant mixture of sense and nonsense, freak-beat avant-funk to pick you up from the doldrums of everyday existence.
SILENTO
AT MIRROR
MOVEMBER
AT KARMA BEACH CLUB
EAGLES & BUTTERFLIES
AT JENJA
DJ JAZZY JEFF AT OLD MAN'S
DIRTCAPS
AT SKY GARDEN
MIAMI HORROR AT THE LAWN CANGGU
MATT NASH AT SKY GARDEN
MARC ROMBOY
AT WOO BAR
SUNSET SESSIONS
AT ULU CLIFFHOUSE
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MUSIC 3+ SUPER FLU
"When they released the album „Musik 3" a few months ago, Super Flu showed us how their experiences over the last couple of years inspired them to work between their well-known signature sound and a new sound scape. With the remixes of „Musik 3" they yet again demonstrate how beautiful the melting of different genres and characteristics can unfold, and their selection of artists is as varied as it is on point. Having revelled in the glory of its original and then marvelled at Solomun's summer smash remix of ‚mygut', which also features here; it's time for Super Flu to unveil ‚Musik 3+' On the quest for re-invention they invited artists and friends working in all sound spectres, ranging from artists that inspire them such as Suara's label boss Coyu, and others.
#SINGLEOFTHEWEEK PINATA THROTTLE & NIKO THE KID
Join the much talented Australian star Throttle and partner in crime Niko The Kid as they bring the Pinata to the party! This energetic party packed record forces even the most strictest dance floor enthusiast to dance. It's a Pinata that floods with energetic drums and rhythms, exotic sounds and an uplifting vibe that's creating havoc on the floor, car ride or festive experience. Are you ready for this Pinata to break it down and make your tropical experience that little more loco? DRW 9/10
DJ JAZZY JEFF BIG DESIRE
The West Philly-born DJ who, along with Will Smith (then the Fresh Prince), won the first-ever hip-hop Grammy in 1989, plays a lot of gigs overseas these days, mostly in Europe and Asia, where DJ culture is better appreciated. You can follow his adventures in his YouTube web series “Vinyl Destination,” a video travelogue following him, young Philly MC Dayne Jordan and DJ Ferno as they tour the world rocking clubs and eating airport Big Macs. But choosy hip-hoppers choose Jeff, including The Roots, who snuck him and Smith into June’s Picnic for a surprise performance of “Summertime,” and Dr. Dre, who enlisted him to do all the scratching for “Straight Outta Compton.”
SILENTO I'M STILL ME
Silento is a young rapper from Conyers, Georgia. He was born Ricky Lamar Hawk on January 22, 1998 and rose to fame in early 2015 after he released his debut single “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)”, a song about a dance craze in the grand tradition of the Tootsie Roll, the Dougie and the Harlem Shake. Recorded in December 2014, the song was made available on his YouTube channel in late January 2015. Over the course of one week, the track which he created with Bolo Da Producer racked up over two-and-a-half million U.S. streams. Following the success, Silento was signed to Captiol Records in April and later re-released the track along with its accompanying music video.
MARC ROMBOY BOTH SPHERES When it comes to Marc Romboy and electronic music, he has pretty much been there and done that. Over the course of the last two plus decades, the German born DJ, producer and label boss has become synonymous with a soulful, vocal infused house and techno sound that has taken him all over the world. As well as releasing on only the most influential labels, from Ovum to Gruuv, Planet e to 20:20 Vision, he is also the sole mastermind behind the influential Systematic Recordings label and has been since 2004. That label is home to established artists like Blake Baxter and Booka Shade, Robert Babicz and Stephan Bodzin, but it is Marc’s own output that most defines it.
EAGLES & BUTTERFLIES EACH ONE IS LIMITED U.K.-born, L.A.-based producer/DJ, Chris Barratt — aka – Eagles & Butterflies breaks all boundaries across the electronic music spectrum. His productions flow seamlessly through Downtempo, Techno, House and beyond, with releases on Innervisions, Bedrock, Exit Strategy, Sapiens and his own imprint Art Imitating Life. From remixing Underworld, RY X, Agoria, Moby, Andhim and Ludovico Einaudi, Eagles & Butterflies is the newest toast of the underground. His live sets have electrified stages around the world at events such as Circoloco, Awakenings, Mosaic By Maceo, Coachella, Junction 2, Lightning In A Bottle, Sacred Ground, Secret Garden Party, Tomorrowland and many more. With support from dance music heavyweights such as John Digweed and others.
BELGIAN SURFER STRUCK BY LIGHTING A Belgian tourist, Denis Andre Dasoul, 34, died after being struck by lightning while surfing on Batu Bolong Beach, Canggu on Sunday afternoon. The man had been lodged at Villa Ngeluwungan, Jalan Pantai Pererenan, Mengwi. North Kuta police went to the scene after receiving a report related to the incident. A witness, Gede Sugeng Pitnawa, 33, stated that he sat on the seashore at 2.15pm watching the victim finish a training session with his surfing instructor. While they surfed in front of the Batu Bolong temple, lightning suddenly struck the pair and they were both knocked off their surfboards and fell into the water. Tourists and local people around the scene came to their rescue and took them to Canggu Medika by ambulance.
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