The Chainsmokers are back today to offer up a new remix pack for their single "Setting Fires" with XYLØ, enlisting Blasterjaxx, Vanic, Sigma and more on a five track collection dedicated to the tune. "Setting Fires" served as the only unreleased song to surface on the duo's recent Collage EP, and the new remix pack offers up a variety of unique interpretations.
Fiji's Your Paradise is quickly establishing itself as one of the most exclusive and exotic destination festivals around, with its 2016 event going down without a hitch this month. Your Paradise boasted some major DJs at this year's outing, with Skrillex serving as the most notable headliner. We've already seen plenty of footage from his stint at the festival, including his b2b set with Justin Martin and the wedding proposal he helped facilitate, but a new video has fans speculating over what might be an unreleased hip hop song from the OWSLA front runner.
Felix Cartal has had a notable year in 2016, dropping a slew of excellent releases like his Kaskade pair up on "Fakin It" and his single "Keep Up" with Steph Jones, which went on to receive an eclectic remix pack last month. Now he's back to offer up another solid track with his latest release "Falling Down."
Last month we reported on a story about James Lillo, a terminally ill man whose dying wish was to see his favorite DJ Eric Prydz perform one last time. The story's tragic nature swept up dance music fans, leading to Prydz agreeing to put on a show in honor of Lillo, with all proceeds to be donated to a charity of his choosing. Sadly, Lillo passed away before he could attend the concert, making the whole thing that much more tragic.
Marshmello is back this week to finish up the year on a high note as he drops a new recap video of his most notable moments from 2016. He's also released a new lyric video for his Wrabel collaboration "Ritual," despite having already dropped an official visual tie-in for the single back in November.
Back in November, deadmau5 took a surprising foray into the world of hip hop when he teamed up with UK rapper Shotty Horroh on "Okay." Joel Zimmerman, the man behind the mau5 helmet, was so pleased with the results that he teased the possibility of producing a full album with the vocalist. The possibility of that promise coming true seems more likely today as the two deliver their second collaboration, "Legendary."
ID&T's Tomorrowland brand has reached an interesting point in its evolution. The Brasil edition of the festival was recently revealed to be cancelled for next year, while the brand's stateside sister event TomorrowWorld was skipped this year after a disastrous outing in 2015. In spite of these downturns, however, the flagship edition of Tomorrowland is shaping up for a major year in 2017.
Lane 8 shook things up earlier in the year with his performance at the San Francisco Mezzanine, where he first introduced the cell phone ban that came to define his This Never Happened tour concept. The phone ban served as an attempt to bring a degree of exclusivity back to DJing. With fans unable to film and upload footage from the concerts, Lane 8 was able to generate a level of hype for his live shows that is rare in the age of social media.
Decadence Arizona has released the finalized lineup for its upcoming end of the year festival, revealing a stacked roster filled to the brim with talent. Serving as one of the premiere New Year's Eve festival brands, Decadence routinely impresses with their lineup reveals and the roster for Arizona's 2016 event is no exception.
DJ Snake is set to have one of the most remixed singles of the year as he reveals yet another version of his hit "Let Me Love You." The song has already became the subject of reworks courtesy of Tiësto, Marshmello, Don Diablo and Zedd, only to be reformed yet again yesterday with a vocal edit courtesy of R. Kelly. Now, Jamaican vocalist Sean Paul has become the latest artist to offer up his own rendering of "Let Me Love You."
