OMFG’s “Ok” captures the bright, eccentric side of mid-2010s electronic music, turning a relatively simple melodic idea into a track with an instantly recognizable personality. Released in May 2015, the 3:24 single sits at 109…
Friday is the music industry’s standard release day. But that doesn’t automatically make Friday the best day for your release. The right date depends on your audience, campaign, goals and what is happening around the…
Electric Picnic 2026 is rapidly approaching, with another enormous lineup heading to Stradbally Hall in Ireland from 28–30 August. The festival’s headline programme now includes Lewis Capaldi, Gorillaz and Fontaines D.C., alongside a wide-ranging lineup…
Reading Festival returns to Richfield Avenue from 27–30 August 2026, bringing one of the biggest festival lineups of the UK summer. This year’s Reading Festival lineup is headed by Charli XCX, Dave, RAYE, Florence +…
Keylight moves between alternative R&B and electronic music, and ‘Cold-Hearted’ sits on the R&B side. VVON takes the featured vocal, and the track builds a winter breakup around the guitar sound Keylight has used as…
Mauve brings a distinctly chilled electronic perspective to “Here Comes The Sun,” reshaping the familiar composition around atmosphere, warmth and an easygoing sense of movement. Rather than treating the song as an opportunity for an…
More than a decade after Avicii’s “Silhouettes” first arrived, Petit Biscuit approaches the progressive-house classic with the sensitivity of an artist revisiting formative material rather than simply chasing the impact of the original. The connection…
Gareth Emery’s “U,” featuring Bo Bruce, is a striking example of vocal trance at its most emotionally direct. Released in 2014 through Garuda/Armada and later appearing on Emery’s Drive album, the track pairs his melodic…
Noro’s “Deep End” is a compact piece of dark-edged dance music that gets considerable mileage out of atmosphere, repetition and a tightly controlled groove. Released through Lithuania HQ in December 2020, the 2:29 single sits…
YouTube is changing one of the most important numbers on the platform: views. From August 24, 2026, YouTube will count a view as soon as a video begins playing or a viewer enters a livestream.…
