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The MTV Video Music Awards Nominations Still Skimp On Electronic

It's hard to imagine MTV holding the interest of anyone over the age of 16, but these days it doesn't even seem in touch enough for that. This year's MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) nominees have been announced, and for the most part the network seems intent on shoving the same artists down our throats that it did five years ago.

Major Lazer And Justin Bieber’s “Cold Water” Is Spotify’s #1 Global Song

If there's one thing Diplo knows, it's how to make a hit. Through his Major Lazer side project, the pop music tastemaker called upon notable 2015 collaborators Justin Bieber and MØ for last week's "Cold Water," and the song has already shot to #1 on Spotify's global Top 200 chart.

Skrillex And Marshmello Tease Collaboration… Again

I get the rationale behind building anticipation for a release over a long period of time, but past a certain point it does more harm than good. Skrillex and Marshmello announced their collaboration all the way back in October and shared snippets this February, and finally, after the better part of the festival season has passed, its arrival appears imminent.

Martin Garrix Signs With Sony Music

Martin Garrix has led a tumultuous relationship with music distributors over the past 12 months, but the ink has dried on an agreement which he thinks might make for a light at the end of the tunnel. The Dutch talent has announced that he will sign a worldwide distribution deal with Sony Music.

Diplo Divulges A Laundry List Of Collaborators For Major Lazer Album

Diplo's Major Lazer project has grown from a Jamaican dancehall-inspired side project to a full-blown pop culture phenomenon, carrying some of mainstream music's biggest names along with it. Although the hip-hop/bass music icon has made it a point to limit the amount of information he releases to the public about Music Is The Weapon, he spoke to Beats 1 host Zane Lowe about some of the artists involved in the upcoming effort.

Tritonal And Cuebrick’s “Iceland (Viking Clap)” Is A Disgrace To The Nordic

Co-opting Scandinavian heritage is usually something that only metal bands do. Apparently we should keep it that way. It's not like Tritonal put out particularly challenging music to begin with, but their Cuebrick collaboration, "Iceland (Viking Clap)," embodies the most thoroughly played-out sound in electronic music. Somehow, they've managed to play it off as an homage to the Nordic, apparently resulting in placement at numerous sporting events.

Tomorrowland Day 3 Sets Are Here For Your Listening Pleasure

Now you can return to Tomorrowland - even if you weren't there to begin with. EDM Machine had spared no expense in sharing the highlights of Day 1 and 2 of the festival's 2016 edition, and now they've uploaded a playlist of live sets from Day 3 on SoundCloud as well.

deadmau5 Reveals First Cube 2.0 Photo On Instagram

If there was a performance that marked the peak of the 2016 festival season, it was undoubtedly that of deadmau5 and Eric Prydz last Friday at Tomorrowland Belgium. The progressive house power duo subsequently teased that they may bring their live show to the US, and the former artist has also now shared the first photo of his Cube 2.0 stage concept.

ZHU Releases “Hometown Girl” Leading Up To Debut Album

ZHU fans are counting down the days until the Los Angeles DJ/producer drops his debut album, GENERATIONWHY, and thankfully, he's offered up something to tide them over in the meantime. Not too long ago he shared one of the album's richest sonic dreamscapes titled "Palm of My Hand," and he's now followed it up with the markedly more upbeat "Hometown Girl."

Dada Life Return To Their Roots With “Yellow Is The Color Of Happiness”

Electro house's most whimsical duo have embarked on an interesting creative tangent recently. Dada Life have utilized their one-of-a-kind production style to put out techno-inspired cuts like "Red Is The Color Of Rage" as of late, but their new track, "Yellow Is The Color Of Happiness," marks a more genuine return to their early style.