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Andres Buzo Shares Deep, Melancholic Single “What Can I Do”

2 weeks ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

Andres Buzo continues to shape his sound with “What Can I Do,” a new track that leans into the atmosphere and structure of progressive house. Guided by melodic basslines and detailed percussion, the single showcases a restrained yet expressive approach to composition. The arrangement is built around deep pads and trance-influenced synth work, creating a hypnotic texture. Lyrical fragments and string layers add a melancholic tone, offering contrast against the rhythm-focused low end.
Kai Wachi Reaches a Defining Moment with Second Album “NEKROSIS”

2 weeks ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

Kai Wachi has released his sophomore album, NEKROSIS, through Kannibalen Records. The 13-track project spans multiple styles and collaborations, delivering a comprehensive look at how far the Boise producer has come in his artistic journey. Known for bridging genres and incorporating melodic weight into heavy bass production, Kai uses this album to further define that duality.
Interview: I AM Opens Up About Letting Go, “No More,” and a New Chapter

2 weeks ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

With over 50 self-released originals across two decades, I AM has never been one to do the same ol' thing. But with “No More”, his first official music video and latest single, the longtime producer and storyteller steps out in a new way. Getting into the story, “No More” blends lo-fi and spoken word to create a track that pulls you into a moment. A vibe that stays in one's consciousness long after the song ends. “After I found the sounds and vocals, it felt like a story needed to be told.
Lemi Vice Builds Momentum With “Calor De Turbo”

3 weeks ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

Lemi Vice returns with “Calor De Turbo,” a new single that highlights his ability to balance rhythmic control and creative energy. Released independently on May 23, the track moves with a clear sense of purpose. Its opening hook lands with precision, backed by a clean, efficient groove that drives without excess. The vocals are sharp, and the percussion remains consistent throughout, keeping the structure intact from start to finish.
Audio Obscura Plots the Unthinkable with Amsterdam’s A10 Highway Rave

1 month ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

Audio Obscura has never followed the path. Now, they’re closing one. As part of Amsterdam’s 750th anniversary celebration, the pioneering dance brand will transform the A10 highway into a massive outdoor rave on Saturday, June 21, 2025. This is not a symbolic venue choice—it’s a literal shutdown of one of the most vital traffic arteries in the Netherlands for a once-in-a-lifetime cultural moment.
Karasu Merodi Confronts Emotional Isolation on New Single 'Let Me In'

1 month ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

French producer Karasu Merodi is back with a new single called “Let Me In,” and it’s one of his most personal releases yet. Out now, the track explores themes of emotional isolation and self-protection, all wrapped in a lo-fi, electronic sound that feels soft but steady. The song follows the story of a young girl dealing with intrusive thoughts and mental noise. Instead of breaking under the pressure, she turns inward and uses music as her way out.
Randy Perez Reimagines “Not Like You” with a Melodic, Late-Night Touch

1 month ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

Randy Perez has a sense of patience within the music. The Phoenix-based producer has built his sound slowly, night after night, set after set, city to city. From live basslines to analog synths, there’s always intention—and the new VIP version of “Not Like You” follows suit. What started as a collaborative release with Baezic now gets reworked into something sleeker, more meditative, and deeply playable. The goal with this version is precision.
Not Yurs Reframe “Can’t Sleep” with a Focused Acid Edit Built for Late Sets

1 month ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

Not Yurs have reworked Kay Wagner’s “Can’t Sleep” into a functional acid-techno tool with real staying power. The remix cuts out the ambient drift of the original and replaces it with dense, loop-based movement and dry, locked-in percussion. It opens with glide—an acid motif that unfolds slowly over a stretched vocal loop—but never veers into filler. The kick pattern stays steady, and there’s no overuse of reverb or risers. Every sound is doing a job. Not Yurs built this remix for club systems.
"Cherry” Gets Club-Ready Shine in Remix from Hurr & Sollors

1 month ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

You take a fast growing debut single, give it to a reowned producer and a festival-season regular—and magic tends to happen. Jules Liesl’s “Cherry” gets reimagined through the slick lens of James Hurr and Karsten Sollors, transforming it from pop flirtation to tribal house weapon. The remix leans into thick percussion, a moody groove, and vocals chopped and paced for that late-night dancefloor tension.
'Aura Park' Is Dabin’s Most Expansive, Genre-Spanning Record to Date

1 month ago | daily-beat.com | Justin Angle

Dabin isn’t here to one-up himself—he already did that three albums ago. With Aura Park, he’s just having fun breaking his own formula. The record is 13 tracks deep, stacked with names you’d expect (Skylar Grey, Said The Sky, Grabbitz) and a few you might not—but somehow it all clicks. Every song sounds like it was made to be played way too loud at 2AM with someone you’re not texting back.