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BRIT AWARDS 2017 - THE WINNERS
British Male Solo Artist
Craig David
David Bowie (WINNER)
Kano
Michael Kiwanuka
Skepta
British Female Solo Artist
Anohni
Ellie Goulding
Emeli Sandé (WINNER)
Lianne La Havas
Nao
British Group
The 1975 (WINNER)
Bastille
Biffy Clyro
Little Mix
Radiohead
British Breakthrough Act
Anne-Marie
Blossoms
Rag’n’Bone Man (WINNER)
Skepta
Stormzy
Brits Global Success Award
Adele (WINNER)
Best Single
Alan Walker – Faded
Calum Scott – Dancing On My Own
Calvin Harris ft Rihanna – This Is What You Came For
Clean Bandit ft Sean Paul & Anne-Marie – Rockabye
Coldplay – Hymn For the Weekend
James Arthur – Say You Won’t Let Go
Jonas Blue feat. Dakota – Fast Car
Little Mix – Shout Out To My Ex (WINNER)
Tinie Tempah ft Zara Larsson – Girls Like
Zayn – Pillowtalk
Mastercard British Album
The 1975 – I Like It When You Sleep for You Are Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It
David Bowie – Blackstar (WINNER)
Kano – Made in the Manor
Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate
Skepta – Konnichiwa
International Male Solo Artist
Bon Iver
Bruno Mars
Drake (WINNER)
Leonard Cohen
The Weeknd
International Female Solo Artist
Beyoncé (WINNER)
Christine and the Queens
Rihanna
Sia
Solange
International Group
A Tribe Called Quest (WINNER)
Drake & Future
Kings of Leon
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Twenty One Pilots
Best British Video
Adele – Send My Love (To Your New Lover)
Calvin Harris ft Rihanna – This Is What You Came For
Clean Bandit ft Sean Paul & Anne-Marie – Rockabye
Coldplay – Hymn for the Weekend
James Arthur – Say You Won’t Let Go
Jonas Blue ft Dakota – Fast Car
Little Mix ft Sean Paul – Hair
One Direction – History (WINNER)
Tinie Tempah ft Zara Larsson – Girls Like
Zayn – Pillowtalk
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#Brit Awards#2017#One Direction#A Tribe Called Quest#Beyoncé#Drake#David Bowie#Little Mix#Adele#Rag’n’Bone Man#The 1975#Emeli Sandé
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YES GOLDIE!
Goldie has announced that his new album ‘The Journey Man’ is dropping in June via his label Metalheadz. The double album including 28 original tracks such as 'I Adore You', is an instant download when you pre-order the album.
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UK DUO DISCLOSURE ANNOUNCE THAT THEY’LL BE TAKING A BREAK FROM MUSIC.
Revealing the news via Twitter, Guy and Howard Lawrence shared a written letter thanking their fans for their support during the past seven years.
The pair will have a few special appearances, including the next edition of their Wild Life festival, the pair are "going to be taking some time out and enjoying some much needed rest."
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Waited too long for this.
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A look back at my favourite tracks from 2016. No order needed.
LSB ft. DRS & Tyler Daley - Missing You
Dusky - Ingrid Is A Hybrid
Yotto - Fire Walk
deadmau5 - Strobe (Dimension Remix)
Urbandawn - Together Again
Tourist - Run
Technimatic ft. Zara Kershaw - Parallel
Jamie xx + Four Tet + Romy - Seesaw (Club Version)
Whiney - Guardians
Midland - Final Credits
NVOY - Lord Have Mercy
Fracture - Makin’ Hype Tracks
HONNE - Gone Are The Days (Riton Remix)
Icarus ft. Aurora - Home
Shadow Child & Bodhi - Um
Oshi - separated
Sharam Jey & Daniel Fernandes - Got Ur Back
Logistics - Take Me To Another World
Mella Dee - Deep Soul
Kolja Gerstenberg - Sand (Move D Remix)
Boys Noize ft. Remy Banks - Euphoria
DJ S.K.T - Poison
Isaac Tiphauer - Higher Level (Bicep Remix)
Kaytranada - Lite Spots
Ray BLK ft. Stormzy - My Hood
1991 - Nine Clouds
DRS ft. LSB & Tyler Daley - The View
Christine and the Queens - Tilted
Maggie Rogers - Alaska
Apexape ft. Josh Barry - Joy & Pain
Aurora - I Went Too Far (MK Extended Remix)
Dua Lipa - Hotter Than Hell (Shadow Child Vocal Mix)
Fono - Feet On The Ground
Yotto - The Owls
Dimension - UK
Icarus - October
Shenoda - Minute
North Base - I Found You
Zed Bias - Spiritual (Dub)
Kölsch - Grey
Cadenza - People (DJ Zinc Remix)
Dub Phizix ft. DRS - Break The Chains
Bonobo - Kerala
Andrea Oliva - Vermona
Kidnap Kid - Brokenhearted
Icarus - They Are Not Like You
HNNY - Sneeze (Justin Jay's Edit of an Edit)
Noir & Olivier Giacomotto - Reste (Raxon Remix)
Sampha- Blood on Me
Shadow Child & T. Williams - Do You
Rhythm Masters - Dynamite
Bonzai - Cruel
Metroplane - Bahp
Riton ft. Kah-Lo - Betta Riddim
Prok|Fitch & Green Velvet - Steeple
Moderat - Eating Hooks (Siriusmo Remix / Solomun Edit)
James Blake - I Need A Forest Fire
Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You (Pound Boys Stoneface Bootleg Mix)
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#LSB#Dusky#Yotto#Urbandawn#deadmau5#Tourist#Technimatic#Jamie xx#Whiney#Midland#NVOY#Fracture#HONNE#Icarus#Shadow Child#Oshi#Sharam Jey#Logistics#Kolja Gerstenberg#Mella Dee#Boys Noize#DJ SKT#Isaac Tiphauer#Kaytranada#Ray BLK#1991#DRS#Christine and the Queens#Maggie Rogers#Aurora
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RA TOP 100 DJS OF 2016
This is more like it..
100. Guy Gerber
99. Kobosil
98. Paula Temple
97. DJ Nobu
96. Mall Grab
95. Call Super
94. Optimo
93. Nicole Moudaber
92. Move D
91. Black Coffee
90. tINI
89. Green Velvet
88. DJ Stingray
87. Robert Hood
86. Konstantin
85. Barac
84. Floating Points
83. Sonja Moonear
82. Artwork
81. DJ Harvey
80. Chris Liebing
79. Lee Burridge
78. Dubfire
77. Scuba
76. Lena Willikens
75. Mike Servito
74. Joy Orbison
73. DJ Tennis
72. Kerri Chandler
71. Donato Dozzy
70. Archie Hamilton
69. Jasper James
68. Antal
67. Daniel Avery
66. Slam
65. wAFF
64. Adriatique
63. John Digweed
62. Loco Dice
61. Len Faki
60. Objekt
59. Roman Flügel
58. Rhadoo
57. Jeremy Underground
56. Dax J
55. Sasha
54. Richy Ahmed
53. Solardo
52. DVS1
51. Pan-Pot
50. Four Tet
49. DJ Koze
48. Palms Trax
47. Zip
46. Job Jobse
45. John Talabot
44. Kolsch
43. Jeff Mills
42. Marcel Dettmann
41. Joris Voorn
40. Alan Fitzpatrick
39. Raresh
38. Marco Carola
37. Claude VonStroke
36. Enzo Siragusa
35. Apollonia
34. Hot Since 82
33. Mind Against
32. Midland
31. Helena Hauff
30. Gerd Janson
29. Sven Vath
28. Richie Hawtin
27. Laurent Garnier
26. Denis Sulta
25. Joseph Capriati
24. Seth Troxler
23. Mano Le Tough
22. Nina Kraviz
21. Eats Everything
20. Rødhåd
It's natural to focus on the visceral intensity of a techno set, but Rødhåd treats the task with surprising delicacy. Sure, he dishes out huge slabs of immense, hypnotic music, but there's a sensitivity to the way he combines sonic elements that has become his signature as a DJ. Running up to four decks at a time, he custom builds his blends and drops, controlling the dynamics and energy with a degree of focus that works as well in dark basements as it does on festival stages.
19. Hunee
You can tell how good Hunee is by watching the DJ who's coming on after him. Though the Amsterdam-based selector cuts a wholesome-looking figure—he's known to sip tea and wear sandals in the booth—to his peers he can be intimidating. Every second of his sets, from his trademark Pointer Sisters intro, to the wonderful stew of house, disco, soul, Latin and African music that follows, earns cheek-puffing admiration and facial expressions that say, 'How am I supposed to follow that?'
18. Jamie Jones
It's easy to underestimate the importance of the energy a DJ projects. Whether he's playing gargantuan festivals or an Ibiza afterhours, Jamie Jones still enjoys every transition, bassline and hi-hat with the zeal of a young raver. That enthusiasm is palpable to the audience, giving the sense that, despite his status, he's very much on their level. Even as his career matures to encompass performances with the Colombia National Symphony Orchestra, Jones is loved for his tireless commitment to the dance.
17. The Martinez Brothers
Chris and Steve Martinez aren't twins—they're three years apart—but hearing them DJ, you might think they are. In their track selections, their transitions, their dance moves in the booth, they appear synced in a way that seems almost supernatural. Maybe that's not surprising given their journey so far, with all those countless back-to-backs at clubs and festivals around the world. By now they're in a groove few DJs can touch, and it's kept them near the top of this list year after year.
16. Ben Klock
In 2016, Ben Klock reminded us what he really is: a DJ fanatic, obsessed with making each set better than the last. Every year, we talk about his work ethic, precision mixing and ability to whip dance floors into a frenzy, and each year he finds a way to take things a little further—be it with a busier schedule, new tricks in the mix or fresh ways to work a crowd. Ten years into his career, he often finds himself playing for screaming crowds in massive clubs and festivals, but his subtle touch remains the same.
15. Skream
Ollie Jones' transformation, from dubstep's biggest DJ to a genuine force in house and techno, is now complete. He could have got there on a slipstream of nepotism, calling in favours from friends, but instead he stayed humble and worked extremely hard. This has meant learning to become a much subtler DJ. Finding his feet in the studio with a new sound. Ignoring the inevitable online backlash. And with the extra scrutiny that came with the switch, he's had to make sure that each time he plays, he smashes it.
14. Carl Cox
If 2016 has told us anything about dance music, it's this: everybody, from your mum to your milkman, has a soft spot for Carl Cox. The closing of his residency at Space Ibiza, followed by the club's own finale two weeks later, caused a furore rarely seen in our world. But Cox has always stood alone. Who else can light up a dance floor with a jig? Or make you feel warm inside just by flashing a toothy grin?
13. Ricardo Villalobos
As the jazz great Charlie Parker once said: "Master your instrument, master the music, and then forget all that shit and just play." On a good night, no DJ channels that advice better than Ricardo Villalobos. Throwing the faders around, swerving unpredictably from one record to the next, framing a dazzling mosaic of different sounds—techno, electro, synth pop, jazz—within his classic style of tripped-out minimal house, his sets have a wild, mad scientist quality that entrances dance floors year after year after year.
12. Motor City Drum Ensemble
Motor City Drum Ensemble plays music that doesn't exactly scream "main stage," and yet the sight of the deep-digging DJ, cigarette drooping from his mouth, closing out Dekmantel was one of this summer's defining festival moments. It was a high point of a year in which Danilo Plessow was also responsible for a wonderful compilation and a hugely popular RA podcast, cementing his position as one of the world's best DJs.
11. Patrick Topping
Last week, Patrick Topping released a track called "Tease Magnet," and his overall success is pretty much summarised in those six minutes and 56 seconds. There's not much to it: a rattling drum machine, a sassy vocal sample, an urgent bassline. But it's based on a deceptively effective formula, one that, for the last few years, he's been using to make crowds go crazy. "Tease Magnet" was released on Hot Creations, and as a member of that crew, Topping has gone from being a small-time promoter in Newcastle to a globally-celebrated DJ.
10. The Black Madonna
In the three years since she catapulted out of Chicago and onto the international stage, The Black Madonna has defined herself with a sound as party-rocking as it is personal, storming through everything from Nitzer Ebb's "Join In The Chant" to The Weather Girls' "It's Raining Men," sometimes in a single set. She's become an inspiring icon outside the booth for much the same reason that she's such a great DJ: she's utterly unafraid to be herself.
9. Ben UFO
There's no sweeter dance floor sensation than being moved, almost against your will, by deeply strange yet infectious tracks. Perhaps more than any other top-ten DJ, Ben UFO chases and creates these moments. More importantly, he continues to be a key inspiration for artists dedicated to pushing the envelope, lending validation to the DJs and producers who live for those moments of, "What the hell is this?"
8. Bicep
It's easy to imagine a graph of Bicep's career these past few years: it would look something like a long, diagonal line shooting skywards. Every year the Belfast duo subtly reinvent themselves, and their fans love them for it. In 2016 that meant debuting a new live show while continuing to experiment with their DJ sets, dusting off tunes no one else would play—pitched-down psy-trance, old IDM bits—and editing them into highly effective club weapons.
7. Âme
"I just play the music I like," Âme's Kristian Beyer said in a 2015 interview. There's boyish charm to the way this Innervisions heavyweight talks about records, which might seem at odds with his status as one of house music's most in-demand DJs. As Innervisions' resident digger, Beyer's role in modern house music is significant—many of the tunes rinsed by Dixon, your number one DJ for four years running, were passed onto him by Beyer. A tastemaker, strategist and world-class DJ, his influence is felt far beyond the 100-odd dance floors he played to this year.
6. Adam Beyer
Adam Beyer has mastered the art of tension and release. In the hands of this loop-loving Swede, no-frills techno is a trigger for dance floor euphoria, thanks largely to an uncanny knack for programming. With Beyer at the controls, kick drums hammer and basslines loom, but there's always a plan, usually one involving heavy rollers and high-energy bombs. Whether it was with Daft Punk tunes at Awakenings or Maurizio classics in Ibiza, Beyer delivered some of 2016's biggest dance floor moments.
5. Solomun
Solomun's DJ sets, swinging between tasteful pop and underground house, are at the core of his appeal. But his enormous ongoing success is due to something bigger than that. It's him spending ten years carefully building a record label, Diynamic Music, that people love. It's giving these people ways to connect with him and the label, which this year included two unique party concepts in Ibiza, an ambitious multi-venue event in Berlin, and a far-reaching global tour. And it's arriving at a place where all of these things are unmistakably the work of Solomun.
4. Maceo Plex
When Eric Estornel became Maceo Plex back in 2011, he said the project was simply him "having fun," a lighthearted counterpoint to the darker sound he'd been pushing as Maetrik. Could he have known this side project would vault him to such dizzying heights? We wouldn't put it past him. For nearly two decades, Estornel has pushed himself relentlessly, broadening his sound as a producer, challenging himself as a DJ, methodically upping his game in a way that made his rise up this list inevitable.
3. Tale Of Us
In 2016, Tale Of Us took their shadowy aesthetic and built a party around it. Afterlife, with its big-budget production, striking imagery and edgy lineups, proved that, more than just mixing records, the Italian duo embody a mood that chimes with people who like their dance floor experiences emotionally rich. From Space in Ibiza to Village Underground in London, Tale Of Us made people feel like they were part of something this year.
2. Jackmaster
It's obviously impossible to say who on this list enjoys DJing the most, but our money's still on Jackmaster. According to RA, he'll have played 146 gigs in 2016 (that's one every 2.5 days), and each time you'll have likely seen the same thing: Jack Revill, deep in concentration, mouth ajar, perspiring slightly, teasing open a high-pass filter before slamming the beat back in and sending the place wild. In other words, a man deeply in his element. As Revill put it last week: "This thing means everything to me."
1. Dixon
2016 has been a year of shocks and upheavals, but Dixon clearly didn't get the memo. Many of you might have predicted this—after all, it's the Berliner's fourth gold medal in a row. Even so, it's hard to overstate the scale of this achievement. No other DJ has ever exercised such dominance over the top spot. For someone who tours relentlessly and helms one of dance music's most popular record labels, Steffen Berkhahn always looks incredibly relaxed. His social media presence is disarmingly human and self-deprecating, with plenty of goofy snaps. In the booth, he's always perfectly composed, no matter if it's the first or the fourth gig of the weekend. There's no safer pair of hands in the scene. Technically flawless but with a wild streak, his sets, especially the all-nighters, are atmospheric, otherworldly and reliably unpredictable. You'd think that would be a hard act to maintain, but over time Dixon only gets better. The same goes for the various projects he's involved in, from the almighty Innervisions to the label's one-of-a-kind Lost In A Moment parties. As things stand, it's hard to imagine anyone stealing his crown.
*Words taken from Resident Advisor
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#Guy Gerber#DJ Nobu#Call Super#Nicole Moudaber#Black Coffee#tINI#Green Velvet#Floating Points#Artwork#DJ Harvey#Lee Burridge#Dubfire#Scuba#Lena Willikens#Mike Servito#Joy Orbison#Jasper James#Eats Everything#Sven Vath#Alan Fitzpatrick#The Black Madonna#Ben UFO#Bicep#Âme#Adam Beyer#Solomun#Maceo Plex#Tale Of Us#Jackmaster#Dixon
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Another month has past of amazing new music. Here’s some tracks that stood out to me. They are absolute corkers!
Rhythm Masters - Dynamite
Yotto - Fire Walk
Metroplane - Bahp
NVOY - Make You Mine
Urbandawn - Together Again
Dimension - UK
1991 - Steezy
Sub Focus - Love Divine
Camo & Krooked - Ember
Dawn Wall - Fanks Track
Skream - You Know, RIght
MANT - Bodywerk
Riton ft. Kah-Lo - Betta Riddim
Danny Tenaglia - Music Is The Answer (FractaLL & Hippocoon Remix)
Après - Take Over
Lee Foss & Infinity Ink - Till The Light
Claude VonStroke - The Rain Break
Eats Everything - Rita's E (Elliot Adamson Remix)
Prok|Fitch & Green Velvet - Sheeple
Moderat - Eating Hooks (Siriusmo Remix / Solomun Edit)
Johannes Brecht & Christian Prommer 'Voix Grave' (Johannes Brecht Version)
Chameleon (Crookers Remix)
Jesse Perez - Fake
Solardo - The Aztecs
Denny Berland - El Chango
Sasha - Track 10
Bonobo - Kerala
Nymfo & Riya - Something Tells Me
Culture Shock ft. Raphella - Have it All
Friction - All Nite
AlunaGeorge - You Know You Like It (Signal Bootleg)
Dillon Francis - Anywhere (Fred V & Grafix Remix)
Artificial Intelligence - Nobody
Whiney - Stranger Tides
Urbandawn ft. Daniel Baeder - Black Notes
Sente ft. Ashnikko - Mosquito Remix
King Henry - Don't Stay Away
Tayá - Deeper
Ray Blk - Durt
Tinashe - Sunburn
Anne-Marie - Peak (Stripped)
Loyle Carner - The Isle Of Arran
Maggie Rogers - Dog Years
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#New Music#011#Rhythm Masters#Yotto#Metroplane#NVOY#Urbandawn#Dimension#1991#Sub Focus#Camo & Krooked#Dawn Wall#Skream#MANT#Riton#Danny Tenaglia#Après#Lee Foss & Infinity Ink#Claude Vonstroke#Eats Everything#Green Velvet#Moderat#Crookers#Jesse Perez#Solardo#Danny Berland#Sasha#Bonobo#Nymfo & Riya#Culture Shock
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IBIZA CLASSICS WITH PETE TONG, THE HERITAGE ORCHESTRA & JULES BUCKLEY.
Watch Pete Tong and The Heritage Orchestra conducted by Jules Buckley, perform their amazing Ibiza Classics show right now at O2 London. This is going to be a corker!
Just click here to watch live - http://www.be-at.tv/4iAIAA
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FABRIC IS SAVED!
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THE MOBO AWARDS 2016: WINNERS
BEST MALE ACT
Craig David (WINNER)
Kano
Skepta
Tinie Tempah
Stormzy
BEST FEMALE ACT
Lady Leshurr (WINNER)
Katy B
Laura Mvula
Little Simz
Nao
BEST ALBUM
Kano – Made In The Manor (WINNER)
Laura Mvula – The Dreaming Room
Giggs – Landlord
Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate
Skepta – Konnichiwa
BEST SONG
Abra Cadabra Feat. Krept & Konan "Robbery (Remix)" (Produced by Yamaica) (WINNER)
WSTRN In2 (Produced by PRGRSHN for PARALLEL)
Craig David x Big Narstie “When The Bassline Drops” (Produced by White N3rd)
Kano Feat. Giggs & Wiley “3 Wheel-Ups” (Produced by Swifta Beater)
Tinie Tempah Feat. Zara Larsson “Girls Like” (Produced by NANA ROGUES)
Jorja Smith “Blue Lights” (Produced by Joice)
Naughty Boy Feat. Beyoncé & Arrow Benjamin “Runnin’” (Produced by Naughty Boy)
Chase & Status Feat. Frisco “Funny” (Produced by Chase & Status)
Ghetts – “You Dun Know Already” (Produced by Sir Spyro)
M.O “Who Do You Think Of” (Produced by FRED)
J.Hus "Friendly" (Produced by J5)
Lethal Bizzle “Wobble” (Produced by Diztortion)
BEST VIDEO
Laura Mvula – Phenomenal Woman (Directed by Alex Southam)
Kojey Radical – Footsteps (Directed by The Rest)
M.I.A – Borders (Directed by M.I.A)
Nadia Rose – Skwod (Directed by Reece Proctor) (WINNER)
Bugzy Malone – Moving (Directed by Bugzy Malone)
BEST NEWCOMER
WSTRN (WINNER)
Nadia Rose
67
AJ Tracey
Avelino
Izzy Bizu
MoStack
Kojey Radical
RAY BLK
Anne-Marie
BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT
Drake (WINNER)
Best Grime
Anderson. Paak
Beyoncé
Bryson Tiller
Chance The Rapper
Frank Ocean
Kanye West
Kaytranada
PARTYNEXTDOOR
Rihanna
Justin Bieber
Tory Lanez
DJ Khaled
Major Lazer
Travis Scott
BEST GRIME ACT (IN ASSOCIATION WITH BBC RADIO 1XTRA)
Chip (WINNER)
AJ Tracey
Kano
Skepta
Stormzy
BEST HIP HOP ACT
Section Boyz (WINNER)
Giggs
Little Simz
Fekky
Wretch 32
BEST R&B/SOUL ACT
Shakka (WINNER)
Nao
James Blake
Michael Kiwanuka
Laura Mvula
BEST AFRICAN ACT
WizKid (WINNER)
Mr Eazi
Moelogo
Tekno Miles
Tiwa Savage
Yemi Alade
Olamide
Mista Silva
EugyKwamz & Flava
BEST REGGAE ACT
Popcaan (WINNER)
Alkaline
Spice
Protoje
Kranium
BEST JAZZ ACT
Esperanza Spalding (WINNER)
Bill Laurance
Michael Janisch
Jacob Collier
Cory Henry
BEST GOSPEL ACT
Guvna B (WINNER)
Volney Morgan & New-Ye
Sarah Teibo
S.O
Andrew Bello
PAVING THE WAY
Nicola Adams and Ms Dynamite
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Every month you get a new playlist, so here you go..010 is here:
Redlight - New Flows
Antony Dyer - What A Day
Shadow Child & T. Williams - Do You
Fono - NRG
Karmon - Wowshit
Gorgon City - Smile (Walker & Royce Remix)
808 State - In Yer Face (Bicep Remix)
Solardo - Tribesmen
Boddika & Joy Orbison - Severed Seven
Andrea Oliva - Vermona
Mark Jenkyns ft. MC Chickaboo - On Me (Skream Mix)
B.Traits - North Shore
Commix - Honey
Fred V & Grafix - Stay Here
Chase and Status - All Goes Wrong (Dawn Wall Remix)
Fourward - Over
Dub Phizix ft. DRS - Break The Chains
Citizenn - Ladies Free B4 Midnight
Urbandawn - Foley Funk
Lynch Kingsley & Ilk - Spells
Fourward ft. Pep - From East
Emeli Sande - Garden
Bearcubs ft. Beau Young Prince - Peaky
Kidnap Kid - Brokenhearted
Icarus - They Are Not Like You
Braxton - Body
Kidnap Kid - Mist
Sonny Fodera ft. Janai - You & I
Dubshy ft. Raphaella - Cut & Run
Justice - Alakazam !
Bonzai - Bodhrán
Dillon Francis ft Will Heard - Anywhere
Becky Hill - Warm
Solange - Cranes In The Sky (Kaytranada Remix)
GoldLink ft. Ciscero - Fall in Love
Bearcubs - Chroma
Ray Blk ft. SG Lewis - Chill Out
Bonzai - Cruel
Ella Mae x slim. - Stop.Rewind
Angie Stone - Wish I Didn't Miss You (Pound Boys Stoneface Bootleg Mix)
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#010#New Music#SoundCloud Playlist#Redlight#Antony Dyer#Shadown Child#Fono#Karmon#Gorgon City#Bicep#Solardo#Boddika & Joy Orbison#Andrea Oliva#Skream#B Traits#Commix#Fred V & Grafix#Chase & Status#Fourward#Dub Phizix#Citizenn#Urbandawn#Lynch Kingsley#Emeli Sande#Bearcubs#Kidnap Kid#Icarus#Braxton#Sonny Fodera#Dubshy
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DJ MAG ANNOUNCES TOP 100 DJS 2016
Another year, another questionable list..Again, I’ll let you make your own opinion.
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#DJ Mag Top 100 DJs 2016#Martin Garrix#Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike#Hardwell#Armin van Buuren#Tiesto#David Guetta#Steve Aoki#Oliver Heldens#Skrillex#Afrojack#Avicii#KSHMR#W&W#Calvin Harris#Don Diablo#Axwell & Ingrosso#Dash Berlin#The Chainsmokers#Ummet Ozcan#Alesso#Diplo#Kygo#Marshmello#Deadmau5#Zedd#Major Lazer#Alan Walker#Daft Punk#Carl Cox
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Well this is going to be in my head all week..Thank you Space Ibiza, that was a proper send off!
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WATCH THE SPACE CLOSING PARTY LIVE!
Tonight marks the final chapter for the iconic superclub, Space, which has been hosting parties in Ibiza for the past 27 years. If you’re one of the lucky ones getting to go to this mega line up, then fair play!
Even though I can’t be there, I will definitely be watching.
You can stream the Space closing party live on BE-AT.TV right here.
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The music you need to hear right now (in my opinion). 009 is a selection of music that I feel has been BIG in September. From House to Drum & Bass to Techno, there’s something there for any electronic music lover. Take a listen and let me know what you think..
Deadmau5 - Strobe (Dimension Remix)
Cadenza - People (DJ Zinc Remix)
Shadow Child & Bodhi - Um
Kölsch - Grey
Icarus - They Are Not Like You
HNNY - Sneeze (Justin Jay's Edit of an Edit)
Rudimental - Healing feat. J Angel
Fabich, Ferdinand Weber & SAINT WKND - All Of My Love
SG Lewis - Meant To Be (Fono Remix)
Mura Masa - Love$ick
Bonzai - I Did
Sampha - Blood On Me
Wilkinson - Sweet Lies
LSB - Missing You ft DRS & Tyler Daley (Children of Zeus)
Metrik - Chasing Sunrise feat. Elisabeth Troy
LSB - Tumult
Shadow Child & Huxley - Err
Moderat - Bad Kingdom (DJ Koze Remix)
Noir & Olivier Giacomotto - Reste (Raxon Remix)
Raffa FL - How We Do
Marlin - Urgent Power
Raumakustik - Dem A Pree (Patrick Topping Remix)
Format:B - Okeey Yaaah
Emeli Sande - Hurts (Offaiah Remix)
Joker - Snake Eater
Shakka - I Love the Way
NAO - Inhale Exhale
Jack Garratt - Far Cry (Remix)
Sarsha Simone - Casualty
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