A Plethora Of Previews

In the past few days I've come across quite a few previews of upcoming music by some big names and there is some really good tracks that will be released pretty soon. This post is a collection of some of them and you can be sure we will post the full tracks as they are released:

To start off this post I thought it would be appropriate to inform you all of a new dream team. Dog Blood is an all-star DJ duo consisting of Skrillex and Boys Noize, with the intention of making "300% break-acid-tech-noise" music. Their debut E.P. 'The Next Order' features 2 tracks 'Middle Finger' and 'Acid Terror', and is releasing on Monday (13 August) off BoysNoize Records and OWSLA . Check out this teaser vid:

Next is a release of Doorn Records, set to drop on September 3rd. John Dahlback has seen huge success recently with 'Living A Lie' and his collaboration with Chris Lake on "I Saw This Before' having only released at the end of last month. He's back again and he's put down the progressive sound (for now) and brought forth electro greatness. His new track 'Zeus' features drum rolls and distorted bass before his usual awesome chord-work come out to play. Check this vid out and see what the Swede does to a crowd!




Also releasing on 3rd September is the new offering from the Russian trio Swanky Tunes. Titled 'Blood Rush', this will be the first release off their newly created label Showland Records. An electro house jam that will be sure to get any dancefloor moving, preview it here:




Third party have picked up a huge head of steam this year and rightly so after their masterpieces 'Feel' and 'Thank You' as well as remixes for Tiesto and Steve Aoki. Previewed on Max Vangeli's podcast and releasing off Size Records, this new track is a remix of Sultan & Ned Shepard vs. Thomas Sagstad's 'Somebody To Love' and the boys from London have delivered with this remix. Featuring catchy lyrics and a big build into the even bigger break, we cannot wait for this one.




We could not describe the next track better than the producer of the remix himself so take a listen to Ferry Corsten's description in this podcast rip. Underneath is the Zippyshare link to the preview for all of you that already can't get enough - it was ripped from the podcast but starts after the description by Ferry so there's no talking over the music.






For all of you that prefer harder electro this next preview is for you. Basto's career started out with him releasing Avicii-esque progressive house but in the past few months he has seemingly turned over a new leaf and is now producing, the polar-opposite, hard electro house. After the success of 'I Rave You', this new one is called 'Bonny' and features amost bagpipe-sounding synths followed by a massive and flithy bassline. Be sure to check this one out when it drops on 20 August:



That's all we got for now, there'll be 1 other preview by a 16 year old Swede in the next post. If you have any comments or suggestions please let us know below or on the chat box on the right hand side. I Hope you enjoyed this little taste of the future :)