Michael Woods

Michael Woods devastates the dance floor with "Brain Went Ping"

Not entirely sure where this one came from, but the latest track from Michael Woods, "Brain Went Ping", comes across as one of those tracks that satisfies in so many…

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Ilan Bluestone adds new fire to Michael Woods' "In Your Arms" featuring Lauren Dyson [Premiere]

Earlier this summer, London's Michael Woods had a huge debut of his latest single "In Your Arms" featuring the vocals of Lauren Dyson. With its debut at Pacha New York's…

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EARMILK's Best of 2013: Progressive House

If we're already making boisterous claims and wild accusations, we going to say that progressive house had the biggest commercial success this year. Of course fame comes with a price,…

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The Club – Week 54

Start your weekend off right with this 54th edition of The Club, providing you with the best of the rest in progressive, electro and house over the past two weeks.…

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The Club – Week 48

The Club is back again, I'm back from Miami Music Week, and the whirlwind is certainly not over. As I'm sure you've been seeing in Colin's posts in recent…

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Michael Woods – "Last Mammoth Lovr" (Disco Fries Bootleg) [Premiere]

Supercharging the 2011 Michael Woods hit "Last Day On Earth", The Disco Fries are at it again with a bootleg filled with everyone from Dimitri Vegas to KillaGraham. Based off of the…

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Ultra Music Festival – 2013 Compilation

Ultra Music Festival, a venture that began in 1999 and has continued growing ever since, celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, the first as a sold out two-weekend event. While…

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Michael Woods – "Platinum Chains"

One of my favorite artists, Britain’s Michael Woods, has released another crowd-pleasing track in the vein of his highly successful collaboration with Chris Lake, “Black Thong." While “Platinum Chains” doesn't share the…

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The Club – Week 38 [Part 1]

If you're looking to write for EARMILK, we are now taking applications for a new writer to contribute daily on music that you'd find here on The Club. Think you…

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Electric Zoo Afterparties [Event Preview]

With it, Labour Day weekend brings forth a lot of exciting things. For some people, it's their last chance to soak in the summer rays in cottage country before heading…

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Jed Harper, Dzeko & Torres – "Diamond Rings" (Michael Woods Edit)

Fresh off a Hype Machine #1 with Strange Attractor, Dzeko & Torres are back, this time providing the framework for another one of Michael Woods hard hitting edits. The young duo out…

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The Club – Week 36 [Part 2]

Back for Part 2 of Week 36 of The Club with a massive selection of progressive house and nu disco tunes that should satisfy all your big room needs. Check…

Michael Woods devastates the dance floor with "Brain Went Ping"

Ilan Bluestone adds new fire to Michael Woods' "In Your Arms" featuring Lauren Dyson [Premiere]

EARMILK's Best of 2013: Progressive House

The Club – Week 54

The Club – Week 48

Michael Woods – "Last Mammoth Lovr" (Disco Fries Bootleg) [Premiere]

Ultra Music Festival – 2013 Compilation

Michael Woods – "Platinum Chains"

The Club – Week 38 [Part 1]

Electric Zoo Afterparties [Event Preview]

Jed Harper, Dzeko & Torres – "Diamond Rings" (Michael Woods Edit)

The Club – Week 36 [Part 2]

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