Still buzzing from the success of his remix of ‘Computers Take Over The World’, Dutch DJ and producer Maddix delivers a signature remix twist of Armin van Buuren’s 150 bpm banger ‘Lose This Feeling’. Sped up even more to best accommodate his signature offbeat bass and piercing acid sounds, this hard-hitting edit is just what today’s dance floors need. The original track went viral, amassing 17.000 creations on TikTok.
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]Armin van Buuren keeps his crown as the top trance DJ at the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs and he delivers exctatic tracks that stand out from the crowd. Lose This Feeling is hyper energetic feel good MainStage festival anthem and now Maddix comes on board to surprise us with his version that is actually faster and full on with addition of sharp acid overtones, rave style organ riffs and superb breakdown with the cool vocal along with claps leading with cool hover sound to the big climax to blow your mind and make you jump intensively! Are you ready to loose a lot of fat with this old school rave make over? Maddix is on the rise so be warned! #PureGold Love IT[/content]
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Throughout his over a decade long career, Afrojack has been indulging in a bevy of successful collaborations that spotlight the magnitude of his sound as well as that of his partners-in-crime. Today, the electronic music star has notched up another stellar offering as he joined forces with internationally acclaimed German DJ and producer duo Jewelz & Sparks for ‘One More Day’.
Smoothly transitioning from infectious pop into dance music and back, ‘One More Day’ sees Afrojack and Jewelz & Sparks deliver some of their best work to date. Laden with distinctly catchy rhythms, amazing vocals and a drop that makes every listener swoon, this song aims to splash its magic onto dancefloors and airwaves alike and is bound to see its creators reap the benefits of it. The news of this new track ‘One More Day’ comes on the heels of Afrojack announcing the ‘One More Day’ North American tour that will see him performing twelve shows in the U.S. and Canada this May.
Named the #8 DJ in the world by DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs poll (marking his seventh consecutive year of appearing in the Top 10), Afrojack is one of the most popular dance music acts of today and a sought-after producer, having worked with everyone from Pitbull to Sting and Chris Brown, and winning a Grammy for his and David Guetta’s remix of Madonna’s ‘Revolver.’ Coming from a busy January in 2018 that saw him both announce his return to Wynn, Las Vegas for his 2018 headlining residency and release an array of diverse hits such as ‘Bad Company’ with Dirtcaps, ‘Helium’ with David Guetta and Sia, and a remix of U2’s iconic ‘Get Out Of Your Own Way’, Afrojack has set his sights on making 2018 another colossal year and it’s clear that ‘One More Day’ is another big step in that direction.
Hailing from Germany, Jewelz & Sparks have been on many a dance music fan’s shortlist since 2012. Sporting a signature sound that hits freakishly hard and shines through in their productions as well as their live sets, they’ve rocked more than ten of DJ Mag’s Top 100 clubs (in addition to holding a residency at Club Octagon – #6 in the list) and continually wreak havoc on the mainstages of globally esteemed festivals such as Ultra Europe and TomorrowWorld. With a track record that includes remixes for the likes of The Chainsmokers (‘Paris’), Benny Benassi (‘Satisfaction’) and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike (‘The Hum’), releases on the labels of superstar DJs such as Calvin Harris, Hardwell and Tiësto, and collaborations with trailblazers such as Fedde Le Grand, Hardwell and now Afrojack, it’s safe to say these guys are skyrocketing to the top with the intention of staying put once they’ve reached it.
Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]I must state straight away that I adore Afrojack energetic productions so his decision to turn to more radio friendly pop tracks is not something that excite me but still I find his collaboration with Jewelz & Sparks called One More Day very well executed with trap like grooves, rocking basslines and playful application of the vocal that definitely sounds truly attractive for the ear perfect to enjoy in a rainy Sunday afternoon. The Chainsmokers influence is all over the place so let's hope soon to get over this and return to big festival friendly tracks. #PureGold Love IT [/content]
Hot on the heels of last year’s speaker-busters ‘Chakra’ (with Vini Vici) and ‘Crowd Control’ (with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike), plus several mind-boggling productions under their NWYR moniker, W&W have come up with a smashing adaptation of an acclaimed classic. Teaming up with German Eurodance act Groove Coverage, they deliver a modern take on ‘God Is A Girl’ that proves ready to hit mainstages and festivals alike.
Harboring a hint of nostalgia that boils down to the original’s Eurodance roots, ‘God Is A Girl’ sees W&W and Groove Coverage pull out all the stops for a peerless mainstage smash. Bringing the original’s timeless sound to today in dancefloor-wrecking form, they have clearly found another way to make the crowd go crazy.
One of dance music’s leading acts, W&W boast a slew of unbridled club stompers, from breakthrough single ‘Bigfoot’ to the more recent ‘Arcade’ (with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike), ‘How Many’, ‘Live The Night’ (with Hardwell and Lil Jon) and ‘Chakra’ (with Vini Vici), each becoming reputable live set fixtures and festival highlights across the globe. Voted the #14 DJs in the world in DJ Mag’s annual Top 100 DJs poll (of 2017), the Dutchmen have proven time and time again that their ever-tempestuous productions are rightfully considered esteemed essentials across the festival circuit. This collaboration with Groove Coverage easily fits the same bill.
With four studio albums and a range of successful songs under their belt (eleven songs in the German Top 50 and over 13 million records sold worldwide), Groove Coverage have made a big contribution to the dance music culture, scoring big in the official charts of Germany, Austria and Belgium with ‘God Is A Girl’ and other seminal singles. This modern-day interpretation of their 2002 smash hit is bound to reawaken that same fire in the hearts of many dance music fans.
Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[item value="10"]W&W and Groove Coverage - God Is A Girl[/item]
[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]W&W team up with Groove Coverage to revamp in 2018 mainstage festival style the magnificent God Is A Girl. The track is pumping, dynamic, euphoric, feel good, happy with pop singalong vocals and uplifting rave style synthy hooks. Great breakbeat breakdown travel the mind and euphoric anthemic climax ensures maximum energy flow on any mainstage this summer. It sounds like future pop radio smash hit that will introduce W&W to a wider audience. #PurePop Love IT [/content]
