Have you heard this insane Wuki & Wax Motif collab yet?

Super producers Wuki & Wax Motif teamed up on their latest release, 'Buns'. The track features chopped up verses from rapper Earlly Mac in a jersey club fashion. It's a power anthem for all the breakbeat/jersey club music lovers out there and if you're at all familiar with Wuki and Wax Motif's production style, you'll know how widely popular the two artists are in the bass music community. Being able to branch out and work with other styles of dance music is something the two artists are widely known for and they did a brilliant job diving into this breakbeat/jersey style format. Hopefully, we'll see more collabs from the artists in the future - as we should know by now - everything they have put out has been, 🔥. 

FOLLOW WUKI
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Twitter: twitter.com/wuki
SoundCloud: @wuki
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Web: iamwuki.toneden.io

FOLLOW WAX MOTIF
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FOLLOW EARLLY MAC
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SoundCloud: @earlymac313
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Right-O is right on with 'Skyfall'

Rising star in Australia’s ever-growing dance music scene, Right-O is pushing the creative boundaries with his latest output ‘Skyfall’. A captivating slice of deep house led by serene, emotive vocals, this latest release marks the direction that Right-O is taking his sound; dynamic and invigorating. As unique as it is relevant, 'Skyfall' offers an ominous atmosphere driven by familiar deep house drums and synth sounds. Highlighted by a heavy rolling bassline and satisfying chord movements, this delivers an unbelievable listening experience. 

Right-O has also included a diverse remix pack from three emerging fellow Aussie producers. Check it out here .

Connect with Right-O: Facebook • Instagram

Stay is a modern spin on a timeless plea. For you heartbroken lovers out there, this is your song.

Gotta love the bubbly opening. Immediately dropping in with arpeggiating sine waves and a loving female voice, the verse drops out of texture into NYA's extremely well trained vocals keeps us focused on the present. The song is perfect for ritzy night-clubs. The song itself is a classic pop feel: verse, pre-chorus, chorus, never feeding us with the dissonant drop phrases pervading the rest of EDM, but still holding us close with electronic textures. The whole musical spectacle makes the listener feel well taken care of blending beautifully with a kind of carelessness. Her lover is leaving, but the whole song is upbeat..so who cares, kinda? "I wanted you to stay", but you didn't. The POV knows clearly that her new flame is going to be a "memory" and I think it reminds us all to focus on the intangibility of the moment and find what happiness we can in that. 

Check out masterfully produced artist Monti with her new single "Echo ft Josh Stevens"

From her bio, Monti was born into an abusive broken home filled with drugs and alcoholism, Monti was a runaway who dodged foster care systems living off and on the streets, escaping a life of gangs, mental hospitals, group homes, and drug and alcohol abuse. Her turbulent past is brilliantly conveyed in her debut song Echo with moody synths and electro-pop. 

Coming from that sort of past to rock with these vocals and this well-produced of a track is astounding. Echo was produced by composer Josh Stevens (Calvin Harris, LMFAO, The Game). There is clearly pain in the piano rock intro, but the chorus of "we are the voiceless" shows that she truly sings for her fans and is doing her best to help them out and "make it". The chorus is epic and powerful, backing Monti with adults and children fighting through their plight. Monti, for her part, slays it with Sia and Jessie J power in her soaring vocals, coming as a vibrant surprise as the chorus comes back in. As a composition, the break with the R&B style almost sing-songy male comes at a very refreshing point in the song before our girl Monti comes back in and just decimates with her lungs again.

Keep your ear on this girl folks, she's doing good things. 

Connect with her here:

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Cheetah Bay's "100 Wrongs" is a soulful song of redemption

"I ain't broken" the song starts. The organ chords are reminiscient of 40s Gospel. The opening lines bring you into a subtle state of reflection in a high falsetto. As the drums come in, a more clear soul vox line bring that reflection up close and center with your head held high. The sense of triumphant is too much for the slow chorus and speeds into inspiring rap/hip hop lyrics. As the second chorus comes in, the whole song takes on a whole new mystic feel. Minimal and surreal, the funky bass grounds us for a moment into familiar 4 and 8 bar phrases before focusing the texture back on the baritone singers and glassy piano with panned clave interwoven with modular sounds that span the rest of the song. 

100 Wrongs is a great love making song. A gentle, driving beat with a multitude of instruments providing different biases of movement for however you need to groove.

Aash Mehta's "No Secrets" (ft. Alexa Lusader) is an inspiring track about letting go of a damaging past. Listen if you're ready to feel great about yourself

No Secrets is the cathartic, empowering track of releasing yourself from sadness and hiding. As lyricist Alexa Lusader says “I was held captive by this secret” and freed himself by being honest. The track starts with gentle, melancholy pads with a rising vocal line on the upbeat of the measure before the verse begins, pushing us forward through the song’s story. A happy understanding that his secret made him stronger than he ever thought he’d feel, the drop comes at an emotional point in his hero’s journey, bringing the boon from his darkness to us on the dance floor.

No Secrets is a top-notch track. Feminine vocals with Flume-style pulsing synths, blends well in the drops reminiscent of early 2010’s dubstep, complete soaring sing-along vocals in a triumphant end.

Great track if you’re coming out of a transitory phase in your life.

Connect with the Producer (Aash Mehta) and the Lyricist/Singer (Alexa Lusader) below!

Facebook • Twitter/Instagram: @AashMehtaMusic • Soundcloud • Spotify

MSG has "got your back" with an empowering new tune- "Got My Back"

Here’s a hip-hop tune straight from the underground. A vintage piano intro is a textural appoggiatura before it drops into a real talk on MSG’s growth. The simple beat paves the way for aggressive and deep lyrics. The piano contrasts nicely with the minimal hip hop drum kit. The occasional shift in texture comes in the chorus and in the second verse with a classical guitar riff, but generally, this song is built to vibe. With the central theme of smoking weed centered around taking care of oneself, 'Got My Back' is a great tune to work, travel, or groove to. 

Connect with MSG

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/msg_milo/

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/msgmusic

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MSGmusik/

LUXXURY drops power anthem 'Pleasure!' and it's a must hear

We have another gem for you today from LUXXURY. The Los Angeles based DJ/producer continues his streak of quality disco singles, this time featuring shimmering Rhodes, funky bass guitars, and groovy beats. Collaborators, Zach Robinson and Becca Schack add their touch arming the Rhodes, flute solo, and the background vocals (the song has literally just one, single word).

The production here is next level and we've been following LUXXURY since his earlier work on Soundcloud back in 2013. Where he was dropping a series of unofficial bootleg remixes on an empty Soundcloud profile. Using only original multitrack stems for a number of famous songs including Eagles' "Hotel California” Duran Duran's "Girl on Film” and many more, they were called "LUXXURY edits” and they immediately caused a sensation in the disco underground.

If you're a fan of dance music or music that makes you feel good - this is for you. 

Connect with LUXXURY

www.facebook.com/Luxxury

www.twitter.com/luxxury

www.play.spotify.com/artist/562q9ntuNSaVyt1bvPa77z

Money B is back with a new club banger introducing Young Hump

Money B is back with a new club banger introducing Young Hump (Chose by the nose to carry on the legacy), Too Short, and 4RaX. This all out, guns blazin, straight OG staus anthem follows a similar tone and structure of the group's past releases. Sometimes you just wanna turn up and that's what this song brings to the table. Mixing that classic hip-hop club banger formula, each rapper takes turns laying down verses. Check out the video and let us know what you think down below. Enjoy

Dre Alex drops timeless R&B joint 'Backseat'

Dre Alex dropped a crazy joint earlier this month and we've been itching to share it with you since its release. The track follows a very sensual, very intimate energy. Dre Alex harmonizes and gracefully sings over trap/R&B inspired drums and giant lush piano chords. Records like this are pretty timeless and we're excited to see how the record ages. If Dre Alex continues to drop bombs like this, we can foresee some massive success from the artist in 2018. Follow his journey and let him know how much you love the new track. 

This new Monty C. Benjamin record is seriously hot

Monty dropped their new song 'Vibin' earlier this month and upon hearing it for the first time we knew people were gonna dig it. Following a classic style of hip hop and a tough of modern R&B, Monty delivers a real power anthem for music lovers. The track has some really interesting elements to it, utilizing empty space, Monty delivers catchy toplines over small plucks and warm piano chords. All following a very laidback, very minimal pattern - giving you a timeless gem to listen to over and over again. 

Rising talent Aaron Taylor shares new song 'Saw You In My Dreams'

Aaron Taylor has been making some serious waves in the music industry as of late and when we got around to checking out the artists material we were blown away. It's probably a bad choice of words to use 'Rising Talent' when in reality, talent is Aaron Taylor. The soul singer has continued to impress and raise the bar with each release. It's been over a year since we've heard from Aaron last but with 'Saw You In My Dreams' we're so so so excited to hear more from the artist and hopefully we won't have to wait long. Check it out for yourself and see what all the hype is about. Enjoy!