Dexter’s Beat Laboratory is a weekly selection of songs from DA handling editor Robyn Dexter. Having a flavor that can only be described as eclectic — to say nothing of a name that lends itself to punnery — DA is happy to present a choice of tracks curated from Dexter for your listening pleasure. Listen in playlist structure here.
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The atmosphere at China’s Electric Jungle music festival is rife with over simply thick blankets of meandering cigarette smoke. The untethered Chinese digital festival goers beam together with the enthusiasm of a civilization not yet jaded by the “put-your-fucking-hands-up” of everything. China’s sprawling electronic music scene, while always unique (despite Western influences), follows the standard
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All these 20 stories defined digital dance music over the past 12 months. Lots happens in the EDM globe over the span of a year. We here at EDM.com enjoy maintaining a finger over the endless pulse of this scene. Unless you are as wrapped up into its goings on as we are, nevertheless it
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A new year is approaching, and with it comes that the 12th Holy Ship! Variant. Setting sail on January 5, guests will be treated with a range of high tier talent from all around the dance music spectrum; by low-end madness offered by 4B, JAUZ, along with QUIX, into slices of techno by Nicole Moudaber
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99.8percent of tunes are already about breakups and adore, but this month’s releases take the cake. Closing in at the end of the year, the previous two weeks are generally packed with a bunch of new releases that were last – and this November it is not any different. Steve Aoki released his highly anticipated
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Jean-Michel Jarre has launched Equinoxe Infinity, 40 years following his fourth studio album, Equinoxe. Both albums are about “The Watchers,” animals which look ahead, speculating on which they might find. As an influence on Daft Punk, Gesaffelstein, and a lot more, Jarre is known as a pioneer in the digital, ambient, and new-age music genres. Amid the launch
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The development of live performances from the digital music world was nothing short of a happening. Artists throughout the board, out of house to bass, have continually sought to expand the bounds in which fans could experience their favorite music. Dating back into just the last few years, these attempts have ranged throughout an whole
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Zimmer, Tails, DEFFIE and more featured on this week’s installment. Welcome to Underground Vibes Of The Week, the place to find new music. No matter whether it is snare, house or ambient, heavy and dim or bright and bouncy; whether it is a vibe it goes here. This week’s feature includes stone like forward-thinking”Skeleton” by
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Blake Skowron, Mark Johns, West1ne and much more featured on the week’s installment. Welcome to Underground Vibes Of The Week, the best place to find new music. Regardless of whether it’s trap, ambient or house, deep and dark or bright and resilient, whether it is a vibe it goes. “No Fight” ft. Skylar Bennett by Blake
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Dexter’s Beat Laboratory is a weekly collection of tunes from DA managing editor Robyn Dexter. With a taste that can only be called diverse — to say nothing of a title which lends itself into punnery — DA is happy to present a selection of tracks curated by Dexter to the listening enjoyment. Listen in
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