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1 week ago | edmhousenetwork.com | Dylan Smith

One of the Czech Republic’s most streamed artists, MIKOLAS, launches a brand-new musical era with the release of his single SAMBA, the first track from his highly anticipated second studio album, II. Alongside this release, MIKOLAS announced his return show in Lucerna Great Hall (2500 capacity) which sold out in little over 7 minutes. “I am both humbled and excited. Its a huge responsibility towards the fans and I know they are up for a great show.

1 week ago | edmhousenetwork.com | Dylan Smith

Blacklist Festival returns to Turbinenhalle in Oberhausen on October 11, 2025. For one day, the industrial venue will host over fifty artists across four rooms, all rooted in bass-heavy genres. This year’s first lineup announcement features a range of names from dubstep, trap, drum and bass, and bass house. With twelve hours of nonstop music and seven thousand attendees expected, Blacklist continues to focus on programming that appeals directly to a specific underground audience.

1 week ago | edmhousenetwork.com | Dylan Smith

Skip to content Déepalma Records is poised to make waves in the deep and organic house scene once again, this time with a dynamic collaboration between the legendary Sandy Rivera (Kings of Tomorrow), rising groove architects Aruhtra & Deeprule, and the deeply expressive vocal artistry of ANNABELLA. Their latest release, ‘My Rose’, landed on April 25, 2025, serving up two compelling versions, each offering its own unique sonic journey. The Original Mix leads the charge—a pulsating,...

1 week ago | edmhousenetwork.com | Dylan Smith

Stirling, the impressive new talent from Canada makes a bold entrance onto the electronic music scene with his debut release ‘All That Really Matters.’ The rapidly rising Tech House DJ and producer is garnering a host of support from leading industry players and earmarked as an exciting name to watch this season. More than just a first outing, ‘All That Really Matters’ is a powerful statement of intent.

1 week ago | edmhousenetwork.com | Andrea Simon

Amid the bass-fueled chaos of Ultra Music Festival, we caught up with two legends who helped shape the sound of dubstep as we know it—Flux Pavilion and Doctor P. From early UK raves to global festival stages, these longtime collaborators have seen it all—and they’re still dropping heat. We sat down to talk legacy, evolution, and what keeps them inspired in 2025. Doctor P: 22 years I think..? Maybe 23? Flux Pavilion: Yeah, I think 23 years.