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• The week in music Black Sabbath rows Madonna vs Drakes mouth and more
  Our weekly news roundup, featuring that Drake kiss at Coachella, Patti Smith’s plans for a new memoir and Bill Ward’s ongoing public tiff with Ozzy OsbourneAlbini, a well-respected alternative record producer and MUSIC an, weighed in on Jay Z’s MUSIC streaming service. The general thrust of Albini’s argument: Tidal creates MUSIC l



• Booka Shade – Live Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival – 04102016
  Booka Shade Live @ Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival 04-10-2016 Download: Uploaded, Oboom, Zippyshare Listen to Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival: Live Online The post Booka Shade Live @ Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival 04-10-2016 appeared first on Mixing.DJ - Electronic Music Magazine.



• Listen To Tchamis Banging TomorrowWorld Set
  TomorrowWorld went off without a hitch this weekend in the Chattahoochee Hills for the US version of the famed Belgium festival with a few live sets already making their way online.The pick of the litter amongst the 'EDM' strong lineup was an easy standout from recent Australian tourer Tchami and a solid 20 minute cut of banging house tunes spliced with edits of classic GRIME beaters.His set would have been a welcome addition to the usual 'EDM' fodder with Tchami telling us in a recent interview what he thinks of these big festivals;It's definitely a part of the Electronic Music's Culture now. I think it can introduce good ELECTRONIC MUSIC o people that weren't listening to it before. How'd he do? Jump into the stream below



• How To Reach More Music Lovers Via Your Website
  As a new ARTIST you have a task to ensure that your MUSIC reaches as many people as possible. You have a job to ensure that you have loyal followers who listen to your content as soon as its released. Music is released daily across all genres, thus creating a competitive market. Most people spend more time online, creating a platform to gain more fans. There are many ways to achieve this. Have a Mastery of Your Genre and Brand Mastering your genre keeps you on top by producing good MUSIC



• Oliver Huntemann – Live Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival – 04102016
  Oliver Huntemann Live @ Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival 04-10-2016 Download: Uploaded, Oboom, Zippyshare Listen to Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival: Live Online The post Oliver Huntemann Live @ Ibiza Sonica Radio Festival 04-10-2016 appeared first on Mixing.DJ - Electronic Music Magazine.



• The Many Dimensions Of Morgan Page An Exclusive Artist Exploration
  We all like to think we know our favorite ARTIST . We listen to their MUSIC on repeat, we see them perform live, we read their thoughts online. But sometimes the ARTIST



• Clean Bandit New Eyes review featherweight pop dance with delusions of classical grandeur
  They think they can save DANCE MUSIC but have no hooks, songs or lyrics just dodgy string arrangements Listen to an exclusive stream of the album hereAs befits a band currently riding high their single Rather Be is the fastest-selling of the year so far the debut album by Clean Bandit opens bullishly. The first thing you hear is a cocksure defence of DANCE MUSIC against those who would decry it as lightweight or meaningless: the same people, presumably, that Rolling Stone magazine was targeting when it released that online advert claiming that house, TECHNO et



• 2015 Sammies nominees
  bass-heavy ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC hard-hitting raps; complex, experimental soundscapes and so much more. We present to you the 2015 Sammies nominees. Check out the ARTIST , listen to their work online, go see them live. Voting will open soon and ends ...



• Ginger Baker I’m not an easy person to get on with – a classic interview from the vaults
  The great drummer has turned 76, and to mark the occasion, here’s a classic Disc and Music Echo interview from 1970 with the Cream founder, taken from Rock’s Backpages, the home of online MUSIC writingGinger Baker is 31 years old and you don’t ignore him. You can’t. He has accumulated a monstrous reputation over the past 10 years that makes him the wildest, most uncontrollable MUSIC an around. It goes before him into any room so that people, rather unjustly, tend to recoil with horror directly as he looms on the horizon.He says he’s actually calmed down a lot: “I used to be mean – I’d deliberately mess up recording sessions with my temper and go mad at the slightest thing. Then one day some friends took me to one side and pointed out that it might be wiser if I calmed down. I respected them enough to listen – and not throw anything.” Continue reading...



• How Technology Has Changed The Online Musical Marketplace
  The MUSIC industry is in a state of flux. Technology has changed the way MUSIC ans play and how engineers produce MUSIC



• Mr Mitch drops second techno dancehall mix TECHNO DANCEHALL 2 Listen
  Mr Mitch has shared the second instalment of his 'TECHNO DANCEHALL' mix series online. The series sees the DJ, producer and Boxed resident FUSE together modern club sounds that take influence from mutated strains of TECHNO and DANCE all.



• Billboard Charts Will Now Count Paid Streams More Than Free Streams
  The Billboard charts have a fairly extensive history in the MUSIC industry. The charts have become known for tracking MUSIC popularity by record sales and radio plays. After the Internet changed how people LISTEN TO MUSIC



• Ekali “Babylon” Gets Remixed by Skrillex and It Drops Dirty FIRST LISTEN
  Skrillex is slowly but surely slaying the game with new MUSIC as made very clear with his latest remix, which only surfaced online thanks to someone recording the exact moment it played out Ekali shouts out the legendary producer in the video below, taken at Bumbershoot MUSIC festival in Seattle, as the crowd notes that [] This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Ekali Babylon Gets Remixed by Skrillex and It Drops Dirty [FIRST LISTEN]



• Top 100 DJs 2020 Voting is now open
  DJ Mag's annual public vote to uncover the world's most popular DJs is back for another year, evolving to fit a world where clubs are shut and to better reflect the current state of global DANCE MUSIC scene. You can vote here until 23rd September.2020’s Top 100 DJs has opened for voting in a very different world stricken by the coronavirus pandemic. With clubs shuttered and festivals cancelled, DANCE MUSIC has become more online than ever before. For the first time, DJ Mag is running a series of Virtual Festivals where viewers can watch and listen to some of the world’s biggest DJs before voting in this year’s poll.Broadcasting every weekend between 18th July and 20th September via YouTube, Facebook and Twitch, Saturdays will focus on the original Top 100 itself, while Sundays will feature DJs from the Alternative Top 100 DJs: a ballot that also collates data from Beatport sales and aims to throw more of a spotlight on ARTIST



• Listen Nicolas Jaars Against All Logic Live Twitch DJ Set
  Nicolas Jaar went on Twitch last night as Against All Logic for a two-hour set featuring bunch of unreleased MUSIC The visuals of the set weren’t recorded, but someone grabbed the audio and put it online to stream. As one might expect from Against All Logic, the stream was a bit weird with songs ...Continue reading



• Caribou Creates Warm Intelligent Dance Music for the Masses
  O hear me, chill children of the electronic dance! Lower the fists you pump into the night sky, remove the flower crown that has slipped over your ears, and listen: The music industry was doomed from the moment we discovered how to share music online ...



• How To Develop A Context For Your Music
  Guest post by Ayla Smith. This article originally appeared on Soundflys Flypaper Online audiences are a powerful engine. When people listen online, they can easily share your music far and wide.Getting discoveredis not dependent on someone walking into a record store, and its easy to find out whos listening and where theyre from so you can maximize your impact. But too often,a song alone is not enough to tell your full story. Gettingadded to a popular Spotify playlistis great, but it fragments a listeners experience of your brand, your personality, your narrative, etc. You need to be able to take the story further. As you plan yourdigital promotion strategy, one thing to think about is whether contextual content can play a part in connecting audiences closer to your music. Via your own social channels, you can create acontent universe articles, videos, social posts, and other interactive elements todrive an emotional connectionbetween your songwriting and your listeners. But, like,howdo you do that? Here are a few tips for crafting compelling stories to accompany and provide context for your music, online or otherwise. Be relatable. You want people to relate to, understand, and become invested emotionally in what youre communicating. Art is such a highly personal expression, and it can sometimes alienate those who havent had the same experiences as us but we can always work to connect the dots for them. Using contextual content to tell a story that allows someone to relate our music totheir own experienceis a good way to do this. Identify the essence ofwhat it is youre trying to say pinpointing the shareable meaning, if you will and then find ways to bring that narrative into everything you create: be they truths about love, grief, ambition, embarrassing moments the list goes on. You want someone to read or watch what youve made and say,Oh, wow, yep thats me. Join existing conversations. Read this as:Do your research. If you wrote a song about a bad breakup, get



• Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter shares full version of Riga Take 5 Listen
  The teaser fo a new Thomas Bangalter track emerged online earlier this month (October), in 'Riga (Take 5)', which was reportedly recorded in one take.Now the full version has been shared online. You can listen to it below.One half of Daft Punk, the producer earned credits on the soundtrack to 2017 French film Riga (Take 1), and has continued his composition work on movies, more recently crafting music for the Gaspar Noé film Climax.Check out our Solid Gold feature on ow Daft Punk's 'Discovery' reshaped dance music for the digital age and listen to the full version of Thomas Bangalter’s 'Riga (Take 5)' below.Rob McCallum is DJ Mag’s deputy digital editor. Follow him on Twitter here.Media: daft-punk-thomas-bangalter-riga-take-5Thomas BangalterDaft PunkThe track was reportedly recorded in one take...Navigation Section:NewsLatestSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Monday, October 29, 2018 - 15:00Artist:Daft PunkLatest Content Label:NewsHero Content:No



• New online tool converts Spotify playlists into Bandcamp link
  A new online tool launched by Hype Machine makes it easy to convert your Spotify playlists into lists of tracks to purchase on Bandcamp.Created by the music blogging aggregator Hype Machine, the ‘Merch Table’ allows users to copy and paste URLs of individual Spotify playlists into the platform, which will then source the releases and generate links to purchase the music on Bandcamp.The tool makes it easier for fans to support the artists they listen to by buying music from a platform which provides creators with an average of at least 82% of buyer’s money. At the time of writing, Hype Machine recorded over 133,900 tracks found on Bandcamp from Spotify using the ‘Merch Table’.Acknowledging that it may be several months until live performance revenue makes a return and musicians still need to pay rent, this week Bandcamp announced that their applauded fee-free Fridays initiative will continue until May 7th 2021, allowing 100% of proceeds from purchases to go to artists. Read about it here. As part of our 2020: a Year in Dance Music feature, we reflected on what has been a monumental year for the music sharing marketplace, and on the state of Bandcamp Day as it enters into the new year. Access Hype Machine’s playlist converter tool here.SpotifyBandcampHype Machine’s Merch Table makes it even easier to support artists on BandcampNavigation Section:NewsLatestSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Friday, December 18, 2020 - 16:15Latest Content Label:NewsHero Content:NoSocial Media Image: Lead Media: Spotify bandcamp.jpg



• The South East Grind Debut Fourth Volume Of ForwardThinking Compilation Series
  I could start off by writing something about how The South East Grind (TSEG) are the next collective to look out for, or how their going to have a huge 2016, but really, I think we're long past that point now. TSEG have been pushing the boundaries of electronic music since their first release - delivering bubbly, energy driven tracks.The South East Grind's latest offering comes in the form of their fourth compilation. Volume four features tracks from Dead As Disco, Mbe, NAPKN and LVYN among several others. Most notably, however, are the tracks from William Crooks, Lojack, Hier and CMRN.Listen to the full compilation below and find more on TSEG online and on Soundcloud.



• Techno Recommendation Bot
  Hey all! Just like everyone else in this subreddit, I love electronic music. Especially techno, tech house, deep house etc. A few months ago I started collecting tracks from my favorite online radio stations (basically a script which periodically grabs the track names and stores them in a database) and wanted an easy way to listen to them one by one. So I made this small bot (Facebook Messenger), which sends track recommendations with links to YouTube, SoundCloud (and Spotify if found) when you request it. What I usually do: request a track and click on YouTube. Thanks to the Autoplay feature of YouTube I can get endless hours of tracks that (mostly) fit well with my start song. Here's the bot: https://m.me/technorecbot (Facebook Messenger) Have fun with it and tell me what you think :) submitted by /u/5hay [link] [comments]



• The Single Most Important Lesson I Learned On Tour
  Touring is a complex, daunting, and exciting thing. As an independent band, you might think the hardest thing about touring is booking all the gigs. But youd be wrong. The internet makes it easy to book gigs. Facebook, email, and Google are basically all you need. Another thing you need to know: most venues will treat you like a booking agent/promoter, meaning youll have to find bands to play with you. Again, Facebook and email are essential for booking, and some bands will be happy to help you find more support to fill out the bill. The toughest touring hurdle is the finances. Even (and especially) if youre signed to a label, the financial aspect can be a nightmare. Labels want you to sell lots of tickets so you can pay for all the support theyre providing. Since most people just listen to music for free online, youll notice that most touring bands charge a lot more for shows now. Thats because they need to make money to pay for the recording and everything else. If youre not signed to a label and youre putting together a DIY tour, your bands finances are the number one issue to consider. Ready to hear about just how nightmarish it can get? Kick back for a minute and listen to my story. Beauty and the Credit Beast: A Tour Tale If youve read any of my articles here on Music Think Tank, you may have stumbled across the fact that I was once in a band called the The Kitchen. One day, the guitarist and primary singer for The Kitchen decided to quit her job and book a tour. No joke. Thats the first clue as to what was wrong. You need a job that will allow you to take time off and come back, unless of course you decide that from here on out youre going to do nothing but tour constantly and live on the road. Nothing wrong with that idea, but for many its unrealistic. When my bandmate decided she wanted to book a three week tour, me and the drummer loved the idea. Problem was, I had a job that would allow me to do it, but the drummer didnt. He was a college student living



• Armin van Buuren names his tracks of the year with mega twohour ASOT mix Listen
  Armin van Buuren has turned in his final A State Of Trance mix of 2017 with tracks from Seven Lions, Cosmic Gate, Ferry Corsten, Deadmau5 and more all included. The mix — which can listen to via Spotify here — includes a whopping 214 songs with all the best trance cuts from the last 12 months, plus a storybook-style intro which ASOT fans are sure to love. It's been a massive year for Armin. His label Armada recently launched their own online video platform, Your Armada, as well as releasing his very own Christmas carol.He's also set to release his own music production tutorial series through online learning platform Masterclass next year, and will be heading to Brazil to play local club Laroc's carnival series in the new year. Listen to Armin's final ASOT mix for 2017 below.  Media: ddf672d76b784a241bf482b4481ed80e.jpgYour ArmadaArmin Van BuurenASOTA State of TranceArmin Only! Navigation Section:NewsSection Priority:Priority 1Broadcast Date:Monday, December 18, 2017 - 15:30Artist:Armin Van Buuren



• 6 Ways To Make Sure You’re Leaving Nothing On The Merch Table
  This post was written by Brian Buchanan and originally appeared on theBandzoogle Blog.​ Its 2017! Here we all are in the future, and what do you know - the music industry hasnt collapsed! Sure, CDs arent selling the way they used to in stores. Neither isdigital music, thanks to the explosion of streaming services. But those of us living the nose-to-the-grindstone, unglamorous life of the touring musician know a secret:people still buy stuff at shows. [The Ultimate Guide to Selling Band Merch Online] The ONLY place I still listen to CDs is in my car. When Im pumped about a live show, I want to listen to the bands music on my way home. I want to hang a poster over the holes in my drywall. I want to buy a hoodie so my girlfriend has something trendy to borrow from me. When youre on the road, a good night at the merch table can mean the difference between a hotel bed and a van seat. Im going to walk you through half a dozen ways to make your merch table pop. First, though - some basic ground rules. Your merch area is an extension of your stage Its part of your bands personality in a room or at a festival, and you should be aware of the message youre sending. If your table is chaotic, and looks like it was thrown together haphazardly, your band will look amateur - and your customers (especially older customers) will feel less comfortable handing you their credit cards. Speaking of which, its crucial that you find a way to accept credit cards.Sign up for Square and get a reader.Their app is very intuitive and you will definitely see a difference in sales. Many people are reluctant to part with cash at a bar, but its not because they dont want your stuff - they just need drink money! Also -the place youre told to sell your merch might not actually be the best place in the venue.Make sure its a convenient spot for people to linger, not directly in front of a blasting speaker or blocking access to a bathroom. Finally -never forget to mention your merch table from the stage, slowly



• Ultra Music Festival 2014 Compilation Online Sampler Mix And Download Available Now
  Ultra Music Festival 2014 Compilation Online Sampler Mix And Download Available Now Download on iTunes: smarturl.it/UMF2014 Best Buy Exclusive Fan Pack: bit.ly/UMF14PreOrder Miamis Ultra Music Festival is only a couple short weeks away, and weve teamed up with the UMF Team to release the latest annual compilation, Ultra Music Festival 2014. Out now! Were also [...]The post Ultra Music Festival 2014 Compilation Online Sampler Mix And Download Available Now appeared first on EDM America TV. Related posts: Ultra Music Festival Buenos Aires 2014 Download all sets for listen ON DEMAND Ultra Miami Releases 2014 Lineup Phase 1 Laidback Luke Mixmash Radio Show 039 Download or listen On Demand



• The 20 acts the Hype Machine thinks you should hear in the rest of 2014
  From major-label signings to DIY bands, here's a brief introduction to 20 acts on the rise in the second half of 2014The Hype Machine's at it again. The blog-aggregating site purveyors of what's cool before it's cool in new music has put together its list of acts to keep an eye out for in the second half of 2014. For those readers who don't spend their time online furiously tab-hopping from one music blog to the next, the list is sort of the internet's version of a mid-year BBC Sound of poll.Substitute major players in the industry for Hype Machine data on the songs 800 influential blogs are posting, and you're about there. In partnership with BBC 6Music, the site unveiled a list of 20 new names who might just go onto big things in the biz. Have a listen to them all, listed here from A to Z. Continue reading...



• Chet Faker Locks In Full Line Up For Aussie Boiler Room
  The full lineup for Tuesday weeks (10th of November) Ray-Ban X Boiler Room in Australia is out!Chet Faker's waisted no time in announcing London-based, Melbourne-native DJ, Francis Inferno Orchestra as the final piece of the puzzle for the show in Melbourne. He'll be joining the likes of the recently Listen Out toured Roland Tings, Marcus Marr, Harvey Sutherland and of course Chet himself on the wheels of steel!The line up indicates that there'll be no set rule to the flow of the music on the night with raw drum machine rhythms and structurally crazy songs exciting fans of all artists watching online or at the show.Set your alarm clocks for next Tuesday where you'll be able to live-stream on www.boilerroom.tv/ray-ban



• Vadim is a master of the dark arts of DSP – listen to him explain filters
  DSP is a secretive art form. But maybe its best-kept secret is, musicians can learn it. You just need a great teacher and Vadim Zavalishin of Native Instruments, working in Reaktor, is a perfect place to start. This talk is from June, but just came online and its a rare chance to hear [] The post Vadim is a master of the dark arts of DSP listen to him explain filters appeared first on CDM Create Digital Music.



• Caribou Creates Warm Intelligent Dance Music for the Masses
  O hear me, chill children of the electronic dance! Lower the fists you pump into the night sky, remove the flower crown that has slipped over your ears, and listen: The music industry was doomed from the moment we discovered how to share music online ...



• Listen to Bonnaroo sets from Marshmello Rezz and Getter
  Bonnaroo Music Festival welcomed a diverse selection of artists for last weekend's festival in Tennessee, USA and whilst the four-day isn't strictly an electronic festival, there were huge performances from the likes of Rezz, Flume, Marshmello, Illenium and more.We've rounded up as many sets as we could find from the likes of Rezz, Marshmello, Illenium and Getter, which were live streamed online via Red Bull TV.Check out the sets below.Media: bonnaroo-2.1.jpgBonnarooSets2017REZZTaken from last weekend's festival...Navigation Section:NewsSection Priority:Priority 1