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Delta Heavy discuss why ‘Take Me Home’ is one of their favorites off of forthcoming album

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Delta Heavy‘s new addition to the stream of singles in their forthcoming album is known as “Take Me Home,” featuring previous vocal collaborator Jem Cooke.  Blaring notes unite with the punching vocals to become an uplifting and energetic chorus, giving the capability to appeal on the radio or within a operation to the release. The Delta
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Dexter’s Beat Laboratory Vol. 78

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Dexter’s Beat Laboratory is a weekly collection of songs from DA handling editor Robyn Dexter. With to say nothing DA is pleased to provide a choice of tracks curated by Dexter for your listening enjoyment. Listen in playlist structure here. Drum & bass masterminds Matrix & Futurebound are back in it again. In their most recent, they’ve tapped
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Colorado Symphony might leave downtown Denver, but Boettcher Concert Hall is done either way

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Even the Colorado Symphony is totally absolutely free to search for a home on — or off its existing site in the Denver Performing Arts Complex, following an agreement with the city which condemns its existing home at Boettcher Concert Hall. Planning for a new concert hall is underway, because both parties have stated there’s
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The Stanley Hotel Is About to Get Frighteningly Funky

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The Stanley Hotel — an Estes Park, Colorado destination as the inspiration for Stephen King’s The Shining — is currently hosting a two-night concert using Boston born funk group Lettuce. The February 22 and 23 events welcome all ages to this Colorado place for two nights of funk-filled performances. Doors open at 7 p.m., although with lots
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Saturday Night Session 011: EJ scores the most unconventional residency there is, and talks being the anonymous musical face of Formula E

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Moments are more sacred than the reprieve Saturday night provides from the daily grind of work and school. Its importance is supposed to be emphasized, and a feature dedicated to ldquo;doing rdquo & the night ; was born. Saturday Night Sessions are put around energizing. New or old, each episode has just one foundation thing
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Show You Should Know – Turkuaz at Ogden Theatre

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Turkuaz is a musical experience unlike any other. The group packs their stage with multi-instrumentalists dressed in a rainbow of colours plus belt out an eruption of all “powerfunk” — a union of funk, alternative, rock, R&B along with psychedelia — to a entranced audience. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, the group has started a
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Dexter’s Beat Laboratory Vol. 77

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Dexter’s Beat Laboratory is a weekly selection of songs from DA handling editor Robyn Dexter. Having a taste that can only be called diverse — to say nothing of a title which lends itself into punnery — DA is pleased to provide a choice of tracks personally curated by Dexter for your listening pleasure. Listen in playlist format here. After
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Review – The Knocks Took The Bluebird To Studio 54

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Cue the house lighting the rush of passing talks — the resolution into dance , the intrigue — it’therefore showtime, along with the Knocks are doing. The New York-based electronic duo looks combined together ‘The City That Never Sleeps,’ a Studio 54 version, remastered into the lifeline of now. Indulgent and hedonistic since the former
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Tomorrowland continues with lineup release: DJ Snake, Alison Wonderland, and more in newest wave of artists

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Tomorrowland was keeping everyone on their toes by simply dropping a few names from their 2019 lineup every day per its normal antics. The lineup is expected to be published by the close of the week, and so far, the artists which the festival has announced do not disappoint. Fans of each genre, including hip
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TÂCHES fuses minimal dance and palpable global flavors in new ‘Heart Over Heels’ EP

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TÂCHES further expands his audio palate through the launch of his shiny Heart Over Heels EPoff his Glitter Cowboy imprint. This project is still another case of the British enigma’s appetite to split his own path through noises melodies, and structures. From the sounds of it, TÂCHES is Talking in following trends, yet comes with a
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