[House/R&B] Don’t Kill the Fun (feat. Chris Brown) – Sevyn Streeter [SINGLE] *SICK INSTRUMENTAL


R&B songstress, Sevyn Streeter’s very unique, unconventional duet with Chris Brown, “Don’t Kill the Fun” is climbing music charts and preparing for its music video release. Sevyn has previously worked and sung with C.B. on “It Won’t Stop”. Her single “nEXT” also achieved some mainstream success.

Receiving airplay on Atlanta radio stations such as Streetz 94.5 and HOT 107.9, her latest single combines jazzy saxophone style riffs combined with ambient, very house/lounge inspired backbeats. The track itself has a very different feel and variable rhythm / time structure. It also doesn’t really have a dedicated, discernable “chorus.”

The result, which admittedly, had to grow on me after several listens, is catchy. Even if the vocals/lyrics aren’t your thing, one can at least appreciate the genius of the instrumental. Props to Sevyn and Chris for experimenting with a sound and lyrical content that bucks the mainstream trend of trappy beats and sex or money-infused messages.I foresee remixes of the song already and/or people rapping over this beat as it grows in popularity.

The music video for the song will debut later today (Feb. 10th). Sevyn’s fans & her Behind the Scenes video of the making of the MV hint towards complex choreography by Chris Brown, and possibly Sevyn herself.

Sevyn Streeter, R&B songstress and singer-songwriter from Haines City, Florida has been in the music industry since 2001. She has been involved in music and singing from a young age and has not only been in a female R&B group, but has also written many songs for several hit artists such as  Chris Brown, Kelly Rowland, Alicia Keys, Fantasia Barrino, Ariana Grande, Wiz Khalifa, Trey Songz, Estelle, Brandy and more. She also has worked with producers like Timbaland, Polow Da Don and Swizz Beats.

[Trance/House Anthem] Arty, BT & Nadia Ali – Must Be the Love (Dannic Remix)


EDM artist, Dannic, delivers an uplifting trance-house anthem in his remix of Arty, BT & Nadia Ali’s smash hit “Must Be the Love”. Ali is a prominent songstress on her own with sultry vocals that fit perfectly onto EDM tracks. BT is a world-renowned, music “designer” whose music has not only birthed genres but been featured in numerous films and scores. Arty is a rising Russian EDM producer and DJ who was worked with artists such as Markus Schulz, Above & Beyond, Gareth Emery, and Armin Van Buuren.

Nadia Ali is quite the popular songstress in the EDM world. Featured on many artists tracks and producing music of her own she is a sought after female vocalist. Ali first gained popularity in the dance group “iiO” which debuted their 2001 single “Rapture” which became an instant dance hit and 2002’s “At the End”. Ali eventually left the group to pursue a solo career in electronic music and has worked with a wide range of artists.

BT’s accomplishments are too many to count but one of his greater feats is holding the Guiness World Record for song with the most number of edits (vocally in this case) with over 6,000 audio edits in the track Somnambulist “Simply Being Loved”. The song was also featured in the popular Dance Dance Revolution music video game series.

[Future Dubstep/House] Zeds Dead & Dirtyphonics – Where Are You Now (feat. Bright Lights)


Hit EDM artists, Zeds Dead and Dirtyphonics combine to create this dance, dubstep-infused track featuring Bright Lights. The result is a damn good tune that intertwines just the right amount of future house sounds and dubstep “womp-womp” to create a harmonious EDM cut, fit for DJs and dancefloors.

[Underground EDM/Jersey Club] Wanna Love U – Vices


More house Jersey Club style music from Moving Castle’s mixtape “Vol. 3” comes Vices’ “Wanna Luv U”. An anonymous Soundcloud member commented, saying the track is “[on] another level of club music.” They were probably on to something as this club track with strong future house/EDM feels, is downright groovy.Cleverly “stuttered” vocals accentuate the floor-filling baseline and go great with the dance room energy inherent throughout the song.

Check it out and find out more about MOVING CASTLE and download his EPs of underground EDM below.

https://movingcastle.toneden.io/spotlight

Check out his Facebook with music and updates here.

[Jersey Club] TRiPPY Turtle remixes O.T. Genasis’ “Coco”


Trippy Turtle (picture courtesy of daily-beat.com). All rights reserved to original photographer.

After quite a long period of inactivity Trippy Turtle posted a remix of O.T. Genasis’ Coco about a week…err no I’m sorry, about a month ago (damn Bobby Schmurda!). This remix puts a nice Jersey House club sound to the song that would fit right into a house music lounge.

Check out more from Trippy Turtle here.

[Melodic Electronic/Dance:] Chandelier (ViLLAGE Remix) – Sia


[Melodic Ambient Electronic / Chill:] Sia – Chandelier (ViLLAGE Remix)

ViLLAGE on the decks.

(above picture from daily-beat.com)

Popular EDM artist ViLLAGE remixes Sia’s hit song Chandelier adding his own layer of smooth beats and sultry vocals for a chilled out version of the pop hit by Sia. Both ViLLAGE and Sia have had a good year for themselves in 2014 becoming ever more popular and as artists to continue to watch through 2015.

Check out more from ViLLAGE here: ViLLAGE’s Soundcloud

Check out more from Sia here: Sia’s website

Destructo (feat. Problem) – Dare You 2 Move [Deep House / Progressive UK Garage House]


Appearing on popular French DJ, Tchami’s mix appearing on Diplo’s BBC Radio One mix-hour, “Diplo and Friends” comes a scorching hot EDM track from Los Angeles hailing Destructo.

Pairing up with the equally hard, California based rapper Problem, the duo delivers a floor pounding, bass thumping anthem centered around a simple, but catchy piano melody. The beat building intro segues perfectly into the core of the song which commands the listener, “I dare you to move,” and then drops the heavy bass beat, laden with heavily distorted “womp womp” like synths.

Be sure to check out this truly funky track heavily influenced by UK Garage house music.