Tag Archive for "electronic"

Ukiyo Releases New Single “Calling”
By Nikki Tardiff on February 2, 2017
Emerging producer Ukiyo is already making some big moves in the new year. The 20-year-old Australian, also known as Timothy Arnott, just premiered his new...
Philly EDM Act Hazey Eyes Enters Spotify’s Viral 50 Chart
By Nikki Tardiff on October 12, 2016
Featured photo courtesy of artist Congratulations are in order for Philly’s own Hazey Eyes! The rising electronic/EDM producer (and full time student) is coming off...
Video of the Week: “Blacklight” by BlendMode
By Samantha Sweeney on March 16, 2016
Featured Image occurs at 2:50 This week’s edition of Video of the Week goes to “Blacklight” by BlendMode. It’s not often a song can give...
DJ Paypal Creates Insanely Fast Footwork with “Sold Out”
By Jay Breslin on November 25, 2015
Featured Image courtesy the Artist’s Facebook DJ Paypal is a Berlin-based producer who creates footwork, a style of electronic music that uses speedy beats and...
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Björk Reworks Vulnicura into a Moving String Composition with Vulnicura Strings
By Jay Breslin on November 23, 2015
Featured Image by Zach Klein via Icelandic musician Björk has long been known for her experimental music that captivates the soul by pairing electronics and strings with her...
Alessandro Cortini Crafts Discreet Electronica on Risveglio
By Jay Breslin on August 2, 2015
Featured Image by swimfinfan via Flickr Alessandro Cortini recently released Risveglio, an obscure and textural electronic album that was written and recorded while on tour. Cortini’s career in electronic music is...
The Chemical Brothers Put a Dark Spin on Party Music on “Born in the Echoes”
By Jay Breslin on July 22, 2015
Featured Image by Julio Enriquez via Flickr English electronic dance music duo The Chemical Brothers, a.k.a. Tom Rowlands and Ed Simon, recently released their eighth album, Born in...
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Being Bitten by Vita and the Woolf’s Fang Song
By Kyle V. Hiller on April 25, 2015
A chill settles in whenever Jennifer Pague’s voice hits its zenith. The sensation is like a cold spring night that creeps up, and then she...
Sleeping With Sirens’ Newest Album is Mad
By Taylor Concannon on March 31, 2015
2015 may be Sleeping With Sirens’ most successful year to date. The rock band recently finished up the second US leg of their co-headlining world...
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Until The Ribbon Breaks Teach an Elegant Lesson
By Katie Antonsson on February 20, 2015
Cardiff’s own Until the Ribbon Breaks opened for Phantogram when I saw them at Union Transfer last November. They made an immediate impression and their EP left...