DJ Awards are happy to announce that the 19th Edition of the Electronic Music Awards will take place on Monday, 3rd October 2016 at Pacha Ibiza. The electronic music community will gather for this international gala ceremony, to honour those who have influenced and contributed to our industry and to celebrate what will undoubtedly be Ibiza´s most memorable season yet.
This year’s theme is “Let’s Dance"... Life may not always be the party we hoped for, but while we're here let’s dance!"
The 2016 Nominees and Categories are currently being debated with our panel of industry experts and will be announced ready for the public to start voting at the end of May.
Famed the world over for producing some of the finest house and techno experiences on the planet, RESISTANCE™ has announced its enormous lineup spanning across the five days of Destination ULTRA - Croatia Music Week.
Returning to the Dalmatian coastline for its second annual outing, RESISTANCE™ will see some of the biggest names in the scene perform at three different RESISTANCE™ stages from July 14-20, 2016. Confirmed artists include (in alphabetical order) Adam Beyer, Apollonia, Carl Cox, Elio Riso, Hot Since 82, Ida Engberg, Jamie Jones, Jon Rundell, Joseph Capriati, Marco Carola, Nic Fanciulli, Solomun, Technasia and UMEK.
Starting on Thursday, July 14 at the Giraffe Palm Beach House, the Destination ULTRA – Croatia Music Week RESISTANCE™ Opening Party will feature UMEK, supported by his talented cohort of 1605 Music Therapy label mates.
As ULTRA Europe kicks into full swing on Friday, July 15, Swedish techno power couple Adam Beyer & Ida Engberg will headline the upgraded RESISTANCE™ stage along with Diynamic head-honcho Solomun. Other names set to play on the Friday include Parisian maestro Technasia and last but not least, Elio Riso.
Saturday will see RESISTANCE™ hosted by Carl Cox & Friends for the very first time, with the king himself inviting Italian heavyweights Marco Carola and Joseph Capriati to perform, in addition to Intec label mate Jon Rundell.
The final day of ULTRA Europe's RESISTANCE™ stage, on Sunday, July 17, will be headlined by global superstar and Hot Creations dynamo Jamie Jones, the UK’s Nic Fanciulli and Hot Since 82, plus Parisian trio Apollonia.
Both Nic Fanciulli and Hot Since 82 will also follow up on their sets in Split to play the RESISTANCE™ Closing Party of Destination ULTRA - Croatia Music Week on July 20, leaving partygoers with a final lasting memory of the momentous week.
Destination ULTRA 2016 Dates:
July 14 – Opening Party @ Giraffe Palm Beach House, Split
July 15-17 – ULTRA Europe @ Poljud Stadium, Split
July 18 – Yacht Regatta @ Zlatni Rat Beach, Bol, Brač
July 19 – ULTRA Beach @ Hotel Amfora Grand Brach Resort, Hvar
July 20 – RESISTANCE™ Closing Party
Tickets for Ultra Europe and Ultra Beach Hvar are now available exclusively from ultraeurope.com/tickets. With early bird tickets sold out for the main event in Split already, fans will have to be quick in snapping up the remaining few at €169, after which, the price will rise to €199. To help with the purchases, ULTRA Europe is now offering a payment plan, where fans can split the total cost across four monthly installments. In a new initiative for 2016, group tickets are also on sale, with those who purchase five tickets at once, receiving a sixth for free! All tickets are available to buy exclusively from ultraeurope.com/tickets.
For those looking to travel to any of the Destination ULTRA events, please visit travel2ultra.com for tips, exclusive packages and much more. Travel2Ultra gives festivalgoers the chance to experience Destination ULTRA in true style, with a host of offers and packages for accommodation, transfers, boat parties and Yacht Week parties on sale for some of the most affordable prices. You can also book your spot at the exclusive Beachville campsite through Travel2Ultra, which hosted over 4,000 Ultranauts in 2015 and is set to welcome back even more in 2016. Check out the official Beachville movie here.
About RESISTANCE™
A unique concept pioneered by ULTRA Worldwide in 2015, RESISTANCE™ has fast become known for producing some of the highest quality house and techno experiences around the world.
First witnessed at ULTRA Buenos Aires in February 2015, receiving rapturous responses from fans and critics alike, the concept was then rolled out at the flagship ULTRA Music Festival Miami the very same year. Housed in the awe-inspiring, state-of-the-art ‘Afterburner’ stage, powered by UK production company Arcadia Spectacular, the RESISTANCE™ concept drew huge international attention and recognition in Miami and has since had custom productions on five continents, including a subsequent show with the 'Afterburner' at Ultra Europe 2015.
ULTRA Music Festival Miami 2016 saw RESISTANCE™ team up with Arcadia Spectacular once again, this time for the highly anticipated North American debut of the legendary 'SPIDER' structure, complete with its own breathtaking 'Arcadia Landing Show.' In only its second year, the burgeoning RESISTANCE™ concept continues to expand at breakneck speed, introducing newcomers and avid fans alike to the very finest realms of house, techno and everything in between.
Safehouse Management confirm the final list of DJs confirmed to join Carl for his Final Chapter at Space, kicking off on June 14 for a record 15 weeks. Another 29 DJs are confirmed. They are (In alphabetical order):
Ben Pearce
Carlo Lio
Danny Howells
Darren Emerson
David Glass
DJ Vibe
Drumcomplex & Roel Salemink (Live)
Dubfire
Elio Riso
Eric Powell
Jack De Marseille
Joris Voorn
Just Be
Kerri Chandler
LTJ Bukem
Marco Bailey
Michel De Hey
Misstress Barbara
Philipp Straub
Pirupa
Popof b2b Julian Jewell
Saeed Younan
Stefano Noferini
Stephane Pompougnac
Steve Mulder
Tania Vulcano
UMEK
These 29 new additions to the already massive line up will certainly ensure Carl’s final Space season will be one to remember. From drum and bass legend LTJ Bukem to esteemed Dutch DJ Joris Voorn, The Final Chapter has assembled some of the finest names dance music has to offer. Also joining Carl’s revolution: Madhouse records co-owner Kerri Chandler, SCI+TEC boss Dubfire, revered DJs Marco Bailey, Stefano Noferini and Steve Mulder, Just Be, Slovenian DJ UMEK and iconic Dubstep producer Artwork. As well as this, joining Carl for the first time ever: Ben Pearce, Danny Howells, Mistress Barbara, Drumcomplex & Roel Salemink and Popof going b2b with Julian Jeweil.
Already previously confirmed to help Carl wave goodbye to Space: Dance music legends John Digweed and Fatboy Slim, Ovum label head Josh Wink, Intec’s co-leader Jon Rundell and Desolat’s head honcho and Ibiza favourite Loco Dice. French-born Francois K, US House heroes Danny Tenaglia and Masters At Work and the illustrious Sasha are all confirmed, along with heavy weights Adam Beyer going b2b with Ida Engberg plus Italy’s Techno masters Marco Carola and Joseph Capriati.
Also returning: Techno queen Nicole Moudaber alongside Nic Fanciulli and Davide Squillace, along with Germany’s Chris Liebing, Circus legend Yousef, Cristian Varela, Cadenza Records’ Luciano, Germany’s Pan-Pot, US Techno pioneer Carl Craig, the Polish-born Berlin-based Magda and Switzerland’s Deetron. Eric Prydz will be performing under his techno alter ego Cirez D, and also joining the revolution: Bristol’s bass music maestro Eats Everything, Julio Bashmore, Catz N' Dogz and Terminal M label boss Monika Kruse.
There’s also: Matthias Tanzmann, BBC Radio 1’s Heidi and B.Traits, Nina Kraviz, Kölsch, tINI, house superstar Hot Since 82, Drum and Bass aficionados Andy C & Tonn Piper, Guy J, Spain’s Uner, Unkle’s James Lavelle and the self-proclaimed House Gangster DJ Sneak. Plus, new talent: Lauren Lo Sung and Eli & Fur.
Hosting the El Salon and Premier Etage this year include: Clara Da Costa Presents Jacks House, Electronique, Digital:Groove and Unity Radio.
Plus we can confirm that Future Disco will be hosting two nights on the Sunset Terrace during the Season with Ashworth, Few Nolder (Live) & Future Disco resident Sean Brosnan. As well as Angels Of Love who return to host the Sunset Terrace throughout August.
And just confirmed, Ibiza Sonica & Ibiza Global Radio will be broadcasting from the Sunset Terrace over the summer
Live In Montreal showcases Digweed’s un-paralleled repertoire of dance music’s most thrilling productions fusing together elements of all subgenres from techno to deep house, a theme that runs so elegantly through his own Bedrock Records releases. With the final piece of the puzzle set for release, fans can now relive the monumental night to the full extent.
'Releasing the 6xCD set from my marathon 11 hour set was one of the biggest projects that Bedrock has undertaken. We really had no idea how it would be received and were blown away by the reaction and fantastic reviews that followed it’s release’
'Even though it clocked in at just under 8 hours of music, this was still not the full set I played that night/day. After receiving so many requests to release the final part of the set, we started the task of licensing the rest of the tracks in the final section. However a couple of the tracks were released on major labels which meant the process of clearing all of the tracks took a lot longer than it normally takes. At times we thought shall we continue but I am happy to say that we persevered and can now bring you the final part of my set from Stereo in Montreal. Designed in the same wallets so that this part of the release will fit perfectly into the original box set to complete the journey and look great in your collection.'
CD7
1. Adam Beyer - What You Need
2. Scuba - Black on Black - Len Faki Goes Black Remix
3. Lee Van Dowski & Animal Trainer - This One Goes To Eleven
4. Montel - At Night
5. Pig&Dan - Complex
6. Clarian - Space Noir
7. Mathias Kaden - Energie feat. Rocko Schamoni - Michael Mayer Remix
8. Pig&Dan - Fungus
9. Joseph Capriati - Awake - Julian Jeweil Remix
10. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Aquatonic - Alberto Ruiz Remix
11. Mark Reeve - Parallel - Alberto Ruiz Remix
CD8
1. Daniel Dexter - Why So Serious? - Uner Remix
2. Alex Millan - Maria Rosa
3. Clarian - Fear and Self Loathing
4. Tim Green - Empire
5. Steve Parry - Flippant
6. Audion - Mouth to Mouth
7. Gel Abril - Carpet Sneak
8. Sascha Dive - Werewolf
9. Pig&Dan - The Saint (Job San)
10. Bog - The Other Side of the River
11. Sailor & I - Leave The Light On - Joris Voorn Remix
CD9
1. Way Out West - Tuesday Maybe
2. The Chemical Brothers - Sometimes I Feel So Deserted - C2 Trigger Remix
3. Chaim - Genesis
4. DJ H Feat. Stefy - Come On Boy - Larry Levan Remix
5. Saschienne - Unknown - Dixon Mix
6. Joy Wellboy - Before The Sunrise - Dixon Remix
7. Sunscreem - Perfect Motion - Boys Own Mixy
After worldwide hit singles ‘Are You With Me’ and ‘Reality’, Lost Frequencies just took another big step towards the continuation of his meteoric rise to international stardom. The young Belgian prodigy inked a deal with Armada Music, signing his forthcoming album to the Amsterdam-based record company.
The first single of Lost Frequencies’ forthcoming album, ‘Beautiful Life’, is already set for release on June 3rd this year and is to feature in the official aftermovie of Tomorrowland Brasil. The acclaimed festival touched down in the South-American country last week and Lost Frequencies himself performed at the main stage on Thursday April 21st.
Lost Frequencies, born Felix de Laet, released debut single ‘Are You With Me’ on Armada Music sub label The Bearded Man less than two years ago, after which it grew to be a worldwide hit single. ‘Are You With Me’ was awarded with certified gold, platinum, and multiple platinum in more than a dozen countries, all the while the song racked up more than half a billion streams to date. In addition, ‘Are You With Me’ claimed the sought-after #1 spot in the UK Singles Charts.
‘Reality’, the second single of the Belgian superstar, was made in collaboration with singer-songwriter Janieck Devy and followed in the footsteps of ‘Are You With Me’. The record was also released on The Bearded Man last year; it reeled in certified gold and platinum in almost as many countries as its predecessor and adds more than 300 million streams to the tally. On top of that, ‘Reality’ went on to claim the #1 spot in the European Airplay Chart in 2015.
Maykel Piron, CEO Armada Music: “We are more than excited about extending the collaboration with Felix (Lost Frequencies). He is not only a talented producer and DJ, but also a great person. A ‘friend of the office’ who inspires the staff with his music and spirit. We love that! We can’t wait to release the follow-up to ‘Are You With Me’ and ‘Reality’. ‘Beautiful Life’ is the perfect single.”
Lost Frequencies: “I am so excited to show the world all of the new music I’ve been working on since ‘Are You With Me’ and ‘Reality’. I still can’t really comprehend all that has happened, but I’m sure that the renewed partnership between Armada Music, my team, and myself will spark yet another crazy journey for ‘Beautiful Life’ and my debut album.”
Nick Royaards, manager of Lost Frequencies: “It has been an amazing journey so far and we hope the fans are ready to embrace all of the new music Lost Frequencies has ready to share. We have strong belief in Armada Music and know Maykel Piron and his team will do an incredible job with both the single and the new album. The synergy between our teams is something very special and has produced some truly amazing results to date, so we’re excited for what’s to come."
Grand MAYDAY anniversary in Dortmund’s Westfalenhallen on 30 April – Classic Floor with the DJs from the very first years 1991 saw 6,000 people celebrating the first MAYDAY in Berlin. 25 years later over 20,000 visitors are expected to converge on the halls of Dortmund’s Westfalenhallen for MAYDAY “Twenty Five”. Over 50 top international artists of the electronic music scene, including “Robin Schulz”, “Sven Väth”, “Jeff Mills”, “R3HAB” and “Showtek”, will be playing on one of the five floors on 30 April. A highlight will surely be the “Twenty Dome” with a host of DJs from the very first years, such as “Lenny Dee”, “Tanith”, “Ravers Nature” and “Hardfloor”.
Berlin, December 1991: The youth radio station “DT64” is faced with closure. The still-young techno scene is shocked. At that time the station was one of the first to play “techno music”. Scene activists organise a rescue party putting out the distress call: “MAYDAY, MAYDAY”. It is the genesis of the first major rave in Germany and MAYDAY goes on to become the unmissable event of an entire generation.
The move to Dortmund is as early as 1993, with the spacious halls of the Westfalenhallen playing host to 16,000 “ravers”. Acts such as “The Prodigy” and “Moby” are on stage. Electronic music is not just a trend but is inexorably developing into the seminal youth subculture of the 90s. MAYDAY continues to grow in the years to follow. New floors are set up in addition to the “Arena” for techno, house and the “harder styles”. Attendance figures climb to an all-time high, with 27,000 visitors at the 2011 20th anniversary.
At this year’s MAYDAY “Twenty Five” over 50 DJs and LiveActs will be delivering the entire gamut of electronic music on the five floors. Not just one but a total of three Dutch superstars will be at the decks in the form of “R3HAB”, “Showtek” and “Blasterjaxx”. According to DJ Mag, a leading international magazine for the dance scene, all three rank among the Top 50 of the best DJs inthe world. But a match for anybody as well are the German DJ stars with none other than “Robin Schulz”, “Gestört aber GeiL” and “Moguai”. It is especially “Robin Schulz” with his countless hits and awards who has enjoyed a meteoric career in the last two years. His most recent singles “Waves”, “Prayer in C” and “Sugar” all shot to the top of the German charts. Over 30 platinum awards worldwide and a Grammy nomination further testify to his extraordinary success.
By way of contrast, “techno” orbits more on the fringes of mainstream. Perhaps despite this or precisely because of it, the genre enjoys huge popularity in the scene. The second largest floor at MAYDAY goes by the name of “Empire” and will feature techno acts such as “Len Faki”, “Klaudia Gawlas”, “Slam” and “Niereich”. But also on the bill are two truly legendary DJs of the electronic music scene: “Sven Väth” and “Jeff Mills”. They both actually played at MAYDAY in the first two years and are still two of the most sought-after DJs on the planet. Definitely one notch harder at least will be hard-core acts such as “Noize Suppressor”, “Partyraiser” and “Dr. Peacock” in the “Factory”, while the likes of “AKA AKA feat. Thalstroem” and “The Disco Boys” will be delivering groovy house beats in the “Mixery-Casino”.
To reflect the event’s rich tradition at this year’s anniversary MAYDAY, artists such as “Lenny Dee”, “Hardfloor”, “Tanith” and “Ravers Nature” have also been invited – all of them DJs who played at MAYDAY in its very first years. They will be appearing on a special Classic Floor, the “Twenty Dome”, and playing the tracks of yesteryear. Lighting, visuals and sound on this floor will also be reminiscent of the first years of MAYDAY.
MAYDAY is renowned for its impressive show production. Whether huge LED surfaces or kinetic constructions, the MAYDAY designers come up with new ideas each and every year. Last year 350 tonnes of state-of-the-art light, LED, laser, video and sound systems were installed on an area covering more than 20,000 square metres. It’s certainly not going to be any less for the 25th anniversary on 30 April.
MAYDAY „Twenty Five“ – LineUp Sa. 30th April 2016, 19.00 - 09.00h, Westfalenhallen Dortmund
LineUp in alphabetical order:
AKA AKA feat. Thalstroem -live- (Berlin), Andy Düx (Mainz), Ante Perry (Dortmund), Atmozfears (Tilburg), Blasterjaxx (The Hague), BMG -live- (Wiesbaden), Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo (Amsterdam), Christian Gerlach (Coblenz), Cuebrick (Stuttgart), Dalora (Maastricht), Danielle Diaz (Ulm), Destructive Tendencies (Manchester/Birmingham), Distiller (Dortmund), DJ Emerson (Berlin), Dr. Peacock (Limmen), Dune (Münster), Format:B (Berlin), Gestört aber GeiL (Erfurt), Hardfloor -live- (Ruhr-Area), Hooligan (Ruhr-Area), HUGEL (Marseille), Jeff Mills (Chicago), Klaudia Gawlas (Passau), Len Faki (Berlin), Lenny Dee (New York), MC H (Ruhr-Area), MC Tha Watcher (Tilburg), Moguai (Ruhr-Area), Niereich (Graz), Noize Suppressor (Rom), Oliver Moldan (Meerbusch), Omegatypez (Heiligenhafen), Partyraiser (The Hague), Passenger of Shit (Sydney), R3HAB (Breda), Ravers Nature -live- (Hof), Robin Schulz (Osnabrück), Showtek (Eindhoven), Slam -live- (Glasgow), Sound Rush (Breda), Sven Väth (London), Tanith (Berlin), Tensor & Re-Direction -live- (Essen/Dortmund), The Disco Boys (Hamburg), Tom Novy (Zürich), TWOLOUD (World), Friends of MAYDAY -live-
The full time table: ARENA
Cuebrick
19:00 - 20:30 Uhr
TWOLOUD
20:30 - 22:00 Uhr
Gestört aber GeiL
22:00 - 23:30 Uhr
Showtek
23:30 - 01:10 Uhr
Friends of MAYDAY LIVE
01:10 - 01:30 Uhr
Robin Schulz
01:30 - 03:00 Uhr
Blasterjaxx
03:00 - 04:30 Uhr
R3HAB
04:30 - 06:00 Uhr
Moguai
06:00 - 07:30 Uhr
Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo
07:30 - 09:00 Uhr EMPIRE
Christian Gerlach
20:00 - 21:30 Uhr
DJ Emerson
21:30 - 23:00 Uhr
Sven Väth
23:00 - 00:30 Uhr
Len Faki
00:30 - 02:00 Uhr
Jeff Mills
02:00 - 03:30 Uhr
Klaudia Gawlas
03:30 - 05:00 Uhr
Slam LIVE
05:00 - 06:30 Uhr
Niereich
06:30 - 08:00 Uhr FACTORY
Distiller
20:00 - 21:00 Uhr
Dalora
21:00 - 22:00 Uhr
Sound Rush
22:00 - 23:00 Uhr
Omegatypez
23:00 - 00:00 Uhr
Atmozfears
00:00 - 01:00 Uhr
BMG LIVE
01:00 - 02:30 Uhr
Tensor & Re-Direction LIVE
02:30 - 03:00 Uhr
Noize Suppressor
03:00 - 04:00 Uhr
Partyraiser
04:00 - 05:00 Uhr
Destructive Tendencies
05:00 - 06:00 Uhr
Dr. Peacock
06:00 - 07:00 Uhr
Passenger of Shit
07:00 - 08:00 Uhr
MC H
Host (all night)
MC Tha Watcher
Host (all night) MIXERY-CASINO
Oliver Moldan
20:00 - 21:30 Uhr
Danielle Diaz
21:30 - 23:00 Uhr
HUGEL
23:00 - 00:30 Uhr
The Disco Boys
00:30 - 02:00 Uhr
Tom Novy
02:00 - 03:30 Uhr
AKA AKA feat. Thalstroem LIVE
03:30 - 05:00 Uhr
Format:B
05:00 - 06:30 Uhr
Ante Perry
06:30 - 08:00 Uhr
TWENTY DOME
Andy Düx
20:00 - 22:00 Uhr
Hooligan
22:00 - 00:00 Uhr
Ravers Nature LIVE
00:00 - 01:00 Uhr
Dune
01:00 - 03:00 Uhr
Tanith
03:00 - 05:00 Uhr
Hardfloor LIVE
05:00 - 06:00 Uhr
Lenny Dee
Details in brief: “The Mother of all raves”:
The largest and most time-honoured German indoor event for electronic music celebrates its 25th anniversary.
LineUp: More than 50 (inter)national DJ and LiveActs on five different Floors
No. of people expected: 20,000 - 25,000
Ticket price: Advance tickets 58,- EUR / Box office 68,- EUR
How to get there: Free travel to and from the venue with the admission ticket on all “VRR” public transport (2nd class) in the VRR zone. www.vrr.de
The finest summer festival in Germany returns with it's unique line up avoiding headliners that you usually get on other festivals and in that way manage to retain that rave spirit and magic particularly when it takes place in the previously army base Raketenbasis Pydna. From 05 to 07.08.16 the sounds of all the colours and shapes of electronic music would be there to entertain you and make your summer memorable. Friday from 20.00-06.00 and Saturday 18.00-08.00 Uhr Nature One remains one of the coolest places to enjoy peace, freedom, unity and electronic beats and pieces dancing from evening, through the night and until the first rays of the morning come. If underground means something to you this festival service this completely. #PUREBLISS #BETHERE
LineUp Mainfloors (in alphabetical order):
Adam Beyer (Stockholm), AKA AKA feat. Thalstroem -live- (Berlin), Alex M.O.R.P.H. b2b Woody van Eyden (Bochum), ALOK (Brasilia), Andy Düx (Mainz), Bassface Sascha (Mannheim), Boris Brejcha (Frankenthal), Butch (Mainz), Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo (Amsterdam), Chris Liebing (Frankfurt), Christian Gerlach (Koblenz), Cuebrick (Stuttgart), Danielle Diaz (Ulm), Dany Rodriguez (Lüttich), Dave Clarke (Amsterdam), Dave202 (Zürich), David K. (Leipzig), Deepend (Amsterdam), DJ Dag (Frankfurt), DJ Toyax (Haarlem), Dominik Eulberg (Westerwald), FEDER (Paris), Felix Kröcher (Frankfurt), Flug (Barcelona), FRDY (Weeze), Gestört aber GeiL (Erfurt), HEYHEY (Ruhr-Area), HUGEL (Marseille), Jonathan Kaspar (Köln), Klaudia Gawlas (Passau), Laidback Luke (Amsterdam), LCAW (München), Len Faki (Berlin), Marco Bailey (Brüssel), Mark ’Oh (Ruhr-Area), Markus Schulz (Miami), Miss Djax (Eindhoven), Moguai (Ruhr-Area), Moonbootica (Hamburg), NatureOne Inc. -live-, E Neelix (Hamburg), Nico Pusch (Rostock), Ostblockschlampen (Leipzig), Pappenheimer (Würzburg), Paul van Dyk (Berlin), Pingpong (Dresden), R3HAB (Breda), Raphael Dincsoy (Stuttgart), Ravers Nature -live- (Hof), Robin Schulz (Osnabrück), Sam Paganini (Treviso), Sander van Doorn (Eindhoven), Slam -live- (Glasgow), Stefan Dabruck (Frankfurt), sunshine live DJ Team (Mannheim), Sven Väth (London), Talla 2XLC (Frankfurt), Tom Novy (Zürich), Tom Swoon (Goleniów), Torsten Kanzler (Berlin) LineUp Clubs:
Psyko Punkz, Noize Suppressor, Miss K8, Wasted Penguinz, AKA AKA, Marco Bailey, Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Woody van Eyden, Deepack, Ben Nicky, Klaudia Gawlas, Tha Playah, Torsten Kanzler, Niereich, BMG, Talla 2XLC, PETDuo, DJ Emerson, Nosferatu, Unexist, Pappenheimer, Stefan Dabruck, Kerstin Eden, Sven Wittekind, Flug, Markus Suckut, Stephan Hinz (DJ-Set), Hanne & Lore, Jay Frog, 2Elements, Björn Torwellen, Keith Carnal, Mikael Jonasson, Alex Bau, A.Paul, Minupren, Zahni -live-, Sebastian Groth, Drumcomplex & Roel Salemink, F-Noize, Thorax, Bodyshock, Negative A, Re-Style, Crossfiyah, Hard Driver, Tensor & Re-Direction, DJ Falk, Sandy Warez, Bartoch, Sutura, Masters Of Noise, Bassface Sascha, O.B.I. vs. Julyukie, Stormtrooper, Holgi Star, Christian Gerlach, Linus Quick -live-, Drauf & Dran, Man at Arms, Sorgenkint, Kevin Witt, TerrorClown, Matt Mus, Simo Lorenz, Hours, Mani Tehrani, Jaycut, Kolt Siewerts, Distiller, System Overload, DGeorge, Marius Lehnert, Benjamin R., Deerk Hollaender, Philipp Ruhmhardt, Sandro Marques, Furyan, Bass-D, J.D.A., Decipher, Meltdown, Death by Design, Potato, Khaoz Engine, MC Tha Watcher, Frank Sonic, [ WEX10 ], Chris Hirose, Lukas Stern, OneTWIN, Sephyx, Phuture Noize, NSCLT, In-Phase, Lowriderz, Sylence, Wave Pressure, Blasco, Fanatics, Pat B, Neroz, Mahe, G-Style Brothers, Criminal Pandaz, MC I SEE, DJ Steve X, The Airwolf, DJ Doom, Wavestorm, Party Bombe, Madness M, DJ Maniac, DJ Trust C, Comfort Boyz, DJ Magnus, Dr. Xclusive, DJ Vivid, The Bass Crawler, DJane Sounic, DJ Corehead, DJ Texx, DJ Inside Visage, DJ Sven E, DJ Merlin, The Patriotz, DJ Cyre, Chris Deelay, NeoTekkZ, Lost Identity, Andrew Barclay, André Bergmann, Marc Wall.E, Dan-G, Mechanic Freakz & MoBisch, Mimalogic, Adam Keen & Dirtywell, Roland B, JulieZ, StereoVision, Vandal!sm, Madnezz, Quitara, Nikkel, Chok Dee, Axel Erator, Ysiss, Nocturnal Ritual, X-Treme, Ron & Baby Raw, Paranoid, Stolen Cult, Hellter Skellter, The Vinylraider, MC M-Core, Jonas Rech, Tobi Neubauer, Mark Tourneur, Marcel Niveau, Danny Reebo, Mike More, Markus Schneider, Ninito, Steffen König, Andi Teller, Epyleptika, Gockel, Ochs & Klick, Olle, Ewe, Corti Organ, Chris Bekker, Maarten de Jong, Cold Blue, Maria Healy, Misja Helsloot, CARINA, Sun & Set, Alex Ryan, KUNERT, Ben Dursley, Hywel Matthews, Pascal Sander, Wanja & Norris Terrify, Crotekk, Unravel -live-, Dave Ryder, JonAsher, Jan Liefhebber, Die Gebrüder Brett, Philipp Dengler alias ejected soul, Dirty Basscore -live-, D.R. Schracid, Der Kaiser, Lunatic & Japz, Scanhost:59 -live-, T.S.B.i.N., Divouse AM & Chadone, Da Hunter & The incredible Papst, Oelig, ACiDC, Marcos del Sol, Toy-o, Music P & Marque Aurel, Andrew the Grand, Tony Garcia, Azzuro, Mike Kay, Rick Even, Ninette, Tom H, Tiefenrausch, Suicide Toast, KE:NT, Johny Blaze, Franky Fiction, Smoon, Baeisi, Pfeffy, Kopfkino 3D, Bluehouse, Chookie, Fräggel, Ben Gala, Hotte, Käry, Miss Mo, Olek, Paytric, Simon Phinixx, Simoné, Stereochemie, Chris Wacup, ZØE b2b Special Guest, Roman Weber, High Density, Crazy Sonic, Reyney K, Simi S, Klanglabor, Fran Key & D3AD_ID, PTR, Nemic, se3k & Benn, N-Violent, Crazy DJ, Todd Galano, Lekko, DJ Nylz, Michael.Gre, Timbo, Oliver Magenta, T.M.O, Rob van O, Alex Greed, Chris Rocka, Xee, Andreas Mann, DenYa, Said Omar, Neil Richter, Madison Pure, Alexander Weinstein, Chich Modulhertz, Chris Kleinmann, Robert Egenolf, Dompe, Marv, Daniel Boon, Stereo Jack, DeKai, Agent!, DKULT b2b P!PA, M-zine & Scepticz, Hi:Radiation, Ace & S-Capade, Immersion, SubMarine, TJ, Rogue Kid, Void, Maxington, Chris Rye, Brian Brainstorm, Makah, DJ Schorsch, Rascal MC, MC Brother Charity, Fusion Bros -live-, Miss Nat-h-Lee, Eastone, Fränky de Reuter, Chich, Jay Deep, Alex Heide b2b Riven, AL-x, Waztoo, T.T. Hacky, Pikay b2b Jihay, Theodor b2b Schaapje, MadfreaX, Sav b2b Toni Panza, Tasso & Mitch, Spoony
Confirmed panels include Best and Worst of Being A Label in the 21st Century, Taking Streaming Mainstream and What Do Artists Do All Day?.
Alongside this week's speaker announcements (Anthony Saleh, Bruce Eskowitz, Martin Goldschmidt) and Amsterdam Dance Event's 2016 opening concert 'Scripted Orchestra', we can reveal some of the first confirmed panels of ADE's extensive 2016 daytime program.
Best and Worst of being a label
Taking a light-hearted but serious look at the realities of running a label in 2016 and beyond, Best and Worst of Being A Label in the 21st Century features representatives of some of the most enduring label brands of the last 20 years, including Chris Goss of Hospital Records, Eelko van Kooten of Spinnin’ Records and Kompakt’s Jon Berry. In a separate keynote interview Armada founder Maykel Piron will be looking back at what went right and wrong over the company’s first 12 and a half years, as well as looking forward to the challenges of the next decade.
Taking streaming mainstream
Taking Streaming Mainstream features reps from all the big streaming services looking at where streaming is headed, and attempting to answer the big questions such as how streaming can maximise audience growth in emerging, untapped and mature markets.
What do artists do all day?
What Do Artists Do All Day? puts the complex daily routine of the modern artist under the microscope. In an era where an artist often runs a label, deals with creative agencies, does their own social media and much more - what does that actually mean in terms of their routine, the conflicts and synergies between their different commitments, and how does it affect the team of people they work with?
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Managing Director of the global indie label to share his experiences at ADE of running a label formed in the industry’s golden era that made it through the hardest of times to become a genuine global player.
Following on from recent announcements of Anthony Saleh, Bruce Eskowitz and 'Scripted Orchestra', ADE is honoured to welcome a true innovator of the global independent scene.
30 years ago as a young music fan and aspiring manager with little working knowledge of the music industry, Martin Goldschmidt formed a label with distribution manager Pete Lawrence, called it Cooking Vinyl, and started releasing records. Despite that lack of experience, things worked out and have continued to do so ever since, although the past three decades have been something of a roller-coaster ride with plenty of highs and lows and steep learning curves.
These days Cooking Vinyl is a genuinely global player with offices in the US and Australia, and a reputation as one of Europe’s prime artist-focused independent labels, inspiring an enviable loyalty among its artist roster. It is also in the vanguard of music companies offering innovative services-only deals that claim no stake in artists’ copyrights. Artists signed to Cooking Vinyl include Marilyn Manson, Billy Bragg, Röyksopp, Madness, James, Gary Numan, Amanda Palmer, The Pretty Reckless, Groove Armada, The Cult, and The Prodigy. “I am a very lucky person, being able to get paid for spending time working on my hobby for 30 years,” Goldschmidt said. “And I'm looking forward to sharing what I've learnt along the way at Amsterdam Dance Event.”
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The industry veteran will be revealing how he helped grow the privately owned artist management company into an industry leader.
After the announcements of both Anthony Saleh keynote and 'Scripted Orkestra', ADE is delighted to announce the presence of another US management heavyweight in the form of Bruce Eskowitz.
Eskowitz, who is also COO of New Era and Green Light Media, joined Red Light Media in 2009 after holding numerous positions at Live Nation and its previous companies, including Clear Channel Entertainment, SFX and Pace Entertainment. In addition to overseeing all of RLM’s management activities, Eskowitz manages an impressive lineup of artists, including Lionel Richie, Giorgio Moroder, Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten, New World Punx, Deep Dish, Leona Lewis, Mat Franco and Herbie Hancock.
Modern management
At ADE, Eskowitz will be examining all areas of modern management, discussing best practice in overseeing venues, touring, merchandise and sponsorship, as well as how to build long lasting relationships with major brands such as American Express, Budweiser, and Ford. Alongside that, he will be discussing how he sees the future role of the manager as the music industry becomes ever more dependent on revenue from streaming, sponsorship and merchandising. Date, time and venue for Eskowitz's keynote to be announced.
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At ADE, Saleh will be expanding on the value of a philosophy of adaptability and spontaneity, discussing the changing role of managers in the digital era, and explaining the value of keeping your roster small.
With the announcement of 'Scripted Orkestra’: Henrik Schwarz & the Metropole Orkest still in mind, we turn our focus to the daytime program with the announcement of the first speakers at ADE's conference.
Named as part of Billboard’s 30 Under 30 list in 2011 and Forbes’ 30 Under 30 In Music: Class of 2015, Anthony Saleh’s accomplishments as the CEO of artist management firm Emagen Entertainment Group are exemplary. “Succeeding in the music business is much more about pivoting on the fly, rather than having an air-tight plan,” the Emagen Entertainment Group CEO, and managing partner at VCap Investment Group, told Forbes.
In his keynote appearance at ADE, Saleh will be expanding on the value of a philosophy of adaptability and spontaneity, discussing the changing role of managers in the digital era, and explaining the value of keeping your roster small. LA-born Saleh is also currently actively diversifying his portfolio in the tech world as an investor and partner through the VCap Investment Group, a company that also includes the rapper Nas. Date, time and venue for Saleh's keynote to be announced.
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The definitive vocal hit on Anjunabeats over the last 6 months, ilan Bluestone and Giuseppe De Luca's chart topping 'Bigger Than Love' has become a peak time favourite since its debut at Above & Beyond's Group Therapy 150 celebrations.
One of the talented young guns in the Armada stable, David Gravell makes his Anjunabeats debut with a dark club rework. Regularly found in the sets of DJ heavy weights Armin Van Buuren and Hardwell, David's remix keeps the strong musicality of the original at its heart; chopping and changing the tempo for an engaging mix.
Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Bigger Than Love is definitely one of the biggest trance anthems for 2016 and now the beloved Dutch upcoming star David Gravell unleashes his own version that targets the biggest rooms with aggressive fat drums, punchy sharp basslines and superb breakdown that creates cinematic atmosphere until the instantly recognisable melody is slowly revealed and explodes out of any proportions. The energy and emotional impact that this track radiates is phenomenal. #PureGold Love it[/content]
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Miami’s finest, Robbie Rivera, combines with the UK's Tom Staar for one of the most eagerly anticipated Axtone releases of recent times, ‘The Funkatron’. Skillfully transitioning into summer from a monumental WMC, ‘The Funkatron’, has already garnered support from the likes of Axwell & Ingrosso, Tiësto, Danny Howard, and countless more.
An instantly recognisable club classic, ‘The Funkatron’ heralds back to the golden era of Erick Morillo’s Subliminal imprint, and one of Robbie’s first major breakthroughs into the dance music world. Fresh off a Bob Sinclar collaboration, Robbie Rivera continues to further his tribal-influenced sound, since appearing on Axtone in 2015 via his single ‘Falling Deeper’ featuring Shawnee Taylor. Aside from his imminently pending album, ‘The Funkatron’ is a clear representation of Robbie’s foresight as a producer and DJ in all things House.
Returning to Axtone from last year’s Miami weapon ‘Bora’, Tom Staar looks towards an exciting 2016, consisting of an appearance at Axtone’s Tomorrowland stage, a forthcoming NEW_ID collaboration, and the launch of he and Kryder’s “Cartel” label.
Amassing a buzz after its WMC domination, ‘The Funkatron’ demonstrates Robbie and Tom’s ability to tastefully flip this club classic. Incorporating propulsive synths and booming drums, perfectly suiting it for release amongst Axtone Records’ exciting year ahead.
Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]The Funkatron is considered one of the biggest house classics of all time. Robbie and Tom revisit the original and turn it into an explosive full on powercracker ready to shake and roll. If you love energetic super dynamic progressive house beats you can not resist to start jumping around and doing the weird and so cool Funkatron movement.#PureGold classic becomes even better for 2016 festivals. Love it[/content]
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Armada Music is to kick off the very first edition of ‘Armada Invites’. None other than Colombian-American DJ, producer, and label owner Erick Morillo is to grace Armada Music’s in-office club with a live set on Friday April 29th, to be broadcast live on Armada Music’s Facebook page.
‘Armada Invites’ is a recurring event in Armada Music’s own in-office club, comprising exclusive showcases from some of the biggest and/or most talented artists in the world. Erick Morillo will kick off the brand-new series with a one-hour live set on Friday April 29th at 7 PM CET (19.00). The entire live set will be broadcast live on Armada Music’s own Facebook page.
For over two decades long, Erick Morillo has remained one of the most in-demand and acclaimed artists in the world of Electronic Music. He remixed pop music icons such as Whitney Houston, Diana Ross, Enrique Iglesias, and Madonna, and hosted the legendary Subliminal Sessions parties at Pacha, Ibiza.
The Purest Trance Returns Home... Trancecoda & Solarstone Presents Pure Trance
Saturday 30th April plays host to 2 of the most cutting edge brands in the trance scene, teaming up to fill the legendary dance floors of one of the UKs defining clubs. Trancecoda shares the limelight with Pure Trance to create a forward thinking event, bringing you the newest and purest trance ever to have kissed your ears.
Leading from the front, we have trance icon, Solarstone. This last year has been phenomenal for the ‘Seven Cities’ mastermind, with the release of Pure Trance vol. 4 taking place as the jewel in his crown. The Pure Trance maestro is joined by a group of the most sought after artists on the planet. We have Sneijder, a DJ/producer who has left no stone left unturned this year including the massive release ‘Love Of My Control’ alongside Christina Novelli. Joining him we have the uplift wizard, Ferry Tayle and progressive master Gai Barone. Supporting these incredible artists are Trancecoda residents Dark Fusion and Paul Brice.
The Purest of trance returns home to the Emporium in Coalville, and as the lasers cut through the myst and light up your faces, Trancecoda will be standing alongside you in what is set to be a defining moment in 2016’s clubbing calendar.
We give to you, Trancecoda & Solarstone Presents Pure Trance @ The Emporium…
Trancecoda team up with Pure Trance to delivering a night of Pure Trance music for fans worldwide all for a just £5 per ticket (when 4 purchased). Limited quantity and time limit on the crazy priced tickets so don't think twice!
Room 1: TRANCECODA & SOLARSTONE PRES. PURE TRANCE
Solarstone
Sneijder
Ferry Tayle
Gai Barone
Dark Fusion
Paul Brice
Room 2: TRANCE FAMILY UK
Enigma
Glynn Alan
Neil Bamford
Ben Dursley
Richie Knight
Hywel Matthews
Robin Wass
Buy tickets from http://bit.ly/tcpuretrance
Last Entry 1am.
Private Coaches (Please contact us to add your details)
Trains: Closest train stations are Loughborough & Leicester.
Cars: Free car park at the rear of the venue.
Following on from three, consecutive road block events at Venus Manchester, we're back with a bang once again for our final show in the early part of 2016.
Up next is the highly anticipated UK exclusive debut of one the hottest record labels in Trance right now; Damaged Records hosted by the man himself, Jordan Suckley.
In addition to this, we are proud to present the exclusive 2016 UK debut of Giuseppe Ottaviani's LIVE 2.0 concept.
This is set to be another wall to wall event. Don't miss out! Tickets are now on sale! See you on the dance floor!
Full Line Up:
JORDAN SUCKLEY
GIUSEPPE OTTAVIANI (LIVE 2.0 UK DEBUT)
SIGNUM 3HR CLASSICS SE
ALLEN & ENVY
LIAM WILSON
TEMPO GIUSTO
+ SUPPORT
JAMES RIGBY
DAN DOBSON
PETE BROMAGE
THE TECHNICIANS
B.VISS
JAMES COTTEL B2B SAM LAXTON
29 April at 22:00–5:00
Venus Manchester
Blackfriars Street, M3 2EG Manchester, United Kingdom
Christian Schmitz, aka Dj Paffendorf has created a very special video to honour the legacy of Gottfried Engels in the electronic dance music. Gottfried Engels was the owner of top labels like Gang Go with hit artists Blank & Jones, Fragma, Paffendorf and lately Tiger records with countless beatport hits and massive worldwide beloved club artists under his belt. Gottfried died in August 2015 and he has left an uncovered gap in the German electronic music that will be irreplaceable. Gottfried was a very talented gifted individual with the incredible ability to spot the future hits and work hard for endless hours behind the scenes to bring them to the public attention and become monster hits in German market. What is very important about him is that he was a very dedicated friend with kind heart and great sense of humour.
Christian Schmitz notes: This Video is dedicated to honour Gottfried Engels
(*7. Februar 1949 - ✝ 22. August 2015) Owner of Tiger Records.
"Und meine Seele spannte weit ihre Flügel aus, flog durch die stillen Lande, als flöge sie nach Haus.“
...und wir glaubten, wir hätten noch so viel Zeit"
translation: "and my soul stretched far from their wings, flew through the quiet countryside, as they fly home."
... And we thought we'd still have so much time".
With the opportunity of this video is great chance to remember together some of the best Tiger Records that had the Gottfried Engels special touch! Now that's what I call Tiger Weapons, and those are just some of all the massive tunes released on the top label.
1-Bellini - Samba De Janeiro 2015
2-Fragma – Toca Me (twoloud Edit)
3-Kiki Doll - Don't Leave (Block & Engels Video Mix)
4-Damae - That Same Old Line (Children) (Block & Engels Ibiza Sunrise Dub Mix)
5-Rashid Ajami - Rule The World (Block & Engels Official Video Edit)
6-DJ Falk - Boogie Man (Patrick Ferryn & Engels – We Came To Boogie Mix)
7-Le Zoo - Everything You Wanted (Gottfried Engels Life Is Life Mix) (Tiger Records)
8-The Rich & Famous - Such a Good Feeling (Engels & Patrick Ferryn Feels So Good Mix)
9-Mirbeys & Karim – Garden Party (Gottfried Engels Dubbin @ My Garden Mix)
Paul McCartney is one of the most important personalities of the rock. With a string of hits he showed the way in the 70s, as the front man of the legendary The Beatles and to his own project Paul McCartney and Wings.
Originally a B-side, the brilliant'Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five 'was published for the first time 1973. However, it took until 2009 when Timo Maas discovered this track again. Amazed how recent the song still sounded to Maas teamed up with James Teej to visualize this classic sound and give it a more modern character.
The official release date is May 13 via Virgin Records Germany.
The original of' Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five 'was the last song of the album "Band On The Run" and includes both references to George Orwell's "1984" as well as an unusual love story.
The heavyweights of the music industry Timo Maas & James Teej build the track on to say provide it with electronic energy and thus create a perfect synergy of past and present.
Timo Maas' career had a major impact on the electronic music scene for 30 years, he travels the world and put it toward a presentable career. He worked for Madonna, Depeche Mode, Fatboy Slim, Placebo and received a Grammy nomination for his remix on Tori Amos. He is also well known for his label / band My Favourite Robot.
The Canadian James Teej can also look back on 20 years of DJ and producer existence. In Timo's Landhaus in Germany the two tinkered on a vision and created together this special remix of the classic Paul McCartney and set new standards for contemporary electronic music.
Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]I must confess that I was not aware of the original track so the first thing that I did was to search on YouTube and find the original in order to understand what is really going on. From the fans of the original who have left comments on YouTube I understood that the track even back then sounded futuristic and weird enough to get the fans addicted without understanding the reason. The truth is that the original Paul track is absolutely stunning and the track radiates so much energy plus I found that the track is very optimistic and ready for party. Timo Maas is well known for his darker underground tones so his original remix is darker moody dystopian and futuristic with electronic pulsating basslines, dark strings, guitar riffs and original piano chords. The vocal shines on the top of course. The Club version applies a tougher more tribal tech beat with dark drums, punchy basslines and that rolling rhythm that is addictive and hypnotic to the maximum. It is destined to be all over the summer holidays destinations this summer without doubts and deserves it. What is most important is that these two remixes are not mainstream watered down pop minded versions.The remixers attempted successfully to bring to the track the futuristic appeal at the forefront in order to pay a tribute on the track's longevity and eternal appeal of a creation of a true music genius. #PureGold Love It[/content]
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