Day: March 21, 2019

Lunar Lunes: Dr. Fresch and Sinden are up to ‘No Good,’ Crankdat teams up with Sara Skinner, Stephen returns + more

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Every week, New Music Friday sweeps through with torrential force, showering streaming platforms with immeasurable amounts of fresh tunes. Just like Dancing Astronaut rounds up 25 of the greatest songs of the week to the Hot 25 Spotify playlist each New Music Friday, Lunar Lunes serves as a landing pad for SoundCloud users that want a whole new dose of songs to kick
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Joe Russo’s Almost Dead Covers Bruce Springsteen In New Jersey

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Joe Russo’s Almost Dead pulled into the New York City suburb of Montclair, New Jersey on Friday for a gig in the Wellmont Theater. The quintet utilized their encore to admit Phil Lesh’s birthday together with delivering an area-appropriate cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Born To Run. ” Drummer Joe Russo, guitarists Tom Hamilton and Scott
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Saturday Night Session 015: Armin van Buuren discusses how his heart will always be with trance music and teases a return of his ‘classical’ Armin sound later this year

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Few moments are more sacred than the reprieve Saturday night supplies from the daily grind of work and school. Its importance is meant to be emphasized, and so, a feature dedicated to “doing the night right” was born. Saturday Night Sessions are put around energizing mixes meant to get the party started. New or old,
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Carnage Shares His Most Personal Song to Date, “Letting People Go”

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Carnage is partnering with the RAICES Foundation for his most recent release. Carnage is dedicating his most recent release,”Letting People Go,” to immigrant families split at the border between the United States and Mexico. The Guatemalan-born producer isn’t merely sharing a new sonic direction with his most recent offering, but also new insight on his
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