Diplo and Justice conquer other digital music nominees this year. EDM has eked out of their mainstream spotlight over the last ten years, and every calendar year’s Grammy Awards serve as a reminder. This season, both Diplo and Justice took home Grammys one of a pool of artists spanning rock, hip-hop, soda and humor. Diplo (real name Thomas
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There is perhaps no better reflection of the character of a given year in music than the Grammy Awards. Poised to chart its 61st annual ceremony this evening at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, “the biggest night in music” will bear witness to performances from some of the largest acts in the industry, while duly
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After 10 years, Soulwax has re-released its 2008 documentary Part of the Weekend Never Dies for the first time in HD and for free on YouTube. The rockumentary follows the dance music pioneers on what seems to be a never-ending excursion, where they catch the development of a scene by 2005-2007 — a alchemist’s golden
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Ironically, The Presets — Australia’s foremost punk-electronica duo graced a small crowd at The Bluebird Theater last night touring behind their latest album, Hi Viz. For many, The Presets exist in the now-mythical universe of overdue ’00s electronica alongside artists like Digitalism, Justice and Simian Mobile Disco. “Bloghouse,” as the genre was later dubbed has
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HARD Day of the Dead said goodbye in 2015, however it s back this season with a vigor and an enticing, but true strange, lineup. Long-time lovers of HARD are certain to go nuts over the headliners, but will likely scratch their heads. This year’s festival will feature two stages during the occasion. On the
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Growing up with one French parent, as a child I was exposed to a more-than-healthy amount of Gypsy Kings. My Parisian mother, her suspicious selections aside maintained music . Somehow in increasing my parents have no idea what I do for work. Sometimes some dancing songs does break through their Baby Boomer consciousness though, and
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