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Free N Losh – "The Best Is Yet To Come" [EP]

Toronto based duo Free N Losh have been tantalizing our ear buds with delicious reworkings of golden classics from the likes of Led Zeppelin to the The Mills Brothers. Their latest EP The Best Is…

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What So Not – "High You Are"

Happy Friday y’all! Here’s a nice little tune to start your weekend off proper. Coming from the collaboration project between the Australian gents, DJ Flume and Emoh, aka What So…

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Earmilk Interview: Goldroom

LA-based producer Goldroom’s music makes you feel like that last sip of lemonade on a warm summer's day. It’s refreshing, satisfying, and leaves you wanting more. Josh Legg, a.k.a. Goldroom, has…

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Wobble Wednesday [Week 15]

I hope everybody that had the fortune of going to Coachella did so with full force. There's no time for slacking off at a festival like that. In many ways…

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Arturia redefines the drum machine with SparkLE

Last year the hardware meets software labs at Arturia presented us with their SPARK Creative Drum Machine. It was quite a standout as it combined your usual sample playback with their new…

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Dan Friel – "Thumper"

As half of Parts & Labor, Dan Friel's become an expert on making both noise and trouble. His solo expeditions take him deeper into a minimal abrasiveness; under his own…

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KYLE – "Keep It Real" [Exclusive Premiere]

Before listening to 19-year old KYLE's newest track, "I Keep It Real", the Ventura, CA native offers an apologetic for the track's title and concept: "It's funny how many times…

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MØ – "Glass"

Copenhagen’s MØ once again demonstrates that the hype surrounding her smart Scandinavian pop is entirely justified. Arriving hot on the heels of last year’s two incipient tracks, “Glass” is another…

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Suicide Sundaes – Week 113

Suicide Sundaes – Stop your grinnin' and drop your linen, Sunday is back. Greg is here to bring you the week's dirty servings, and some old favorites through a throwdown-throwback…

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Introducing: Northern Lights

Typical EARMILK water cooler talk often involves wondering what kind of music our grandkids will listen to. EDM? Dubstep? Tratchstep? (a mix of trap, witch and dubstep that may or…

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Diplo – Sway In The Morning Mix

I'll just start by apologizing: if we could have posted this six hours ago, when some of us were starting our mornings, we would have. Sorry (it didn't really exist…

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Love Revolution – LOVEREV001 [EP]

Up-and-coming imprint Love Revolution, a vinyl-only label from Brooklyn run by Nathaniel Jay and Bianca Rose, has recently released a gem of underground deep, soulful house joints. Their first release features…

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Free N Losh – "The Best Is Yet To Come" [EP]

What So Not – "High You Are"

Earmilk Interview: Goldroom

Wobble Wednesday [Week 15]

Arturia redefines the drum machine with SparkLE

Dan Friel – "Thumper"

KYLE – "Keep It Real" [Exclusive Premiere]

MØ – "Glass"

Suicide Sundaes – Week 113

Introducing: Northern Lights

Diplo – Sway In The Morning Mix

Love Revolution – LOVEREV001 [EP]

Dan Saulpaugh’s “I Waited For You” is the musical art of becoming

Walking toward the light: Dominique Fils-Aimé’s journey through 'My World Is The Sun' [Interview]

YME BEATS shares inner strength with electrifying new anthem “Unbreakable”

Bonnie Freechild explores the depth, vulnerability and sensuality of womanhood in powerful new EP "Aftertaste"

Stereo Silence shares a raw passion on explosive new single “I’ll Do Anything”

Winter Music Conference expands 2026 programming with Sara Landry, Radio Slave, DJ Minx, Danny Tenaglia

Georgina Willis delivers compelling environmental documentary 'INSECT_O_CIDE'

J Consult : Transforming hit music into a bankable financial asset

Antania signs with Soundworks Direct Japan as futurist death metal takes hold

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022