SION

SION works on Etienne de Crecy's "Night (Cut The Crap)" [Premiere]

December 12, 2014
Colin Tewksbury

A few months back we featured the latest remix of Etienne de Crecy's "Hashtag My Ass", an electro rework provided by the French artists The Beatangers. The original makes up part…

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EARMILK's 12 Decibells of Christmas Day 10: The Stocking Stuffers

December 24, 2013
EARMILK Staff

Twas’ the night before Christmas, when all through the house, all the EARMILK elves were dancing and groovin’ to nu-disco, hip-hop and house. While producers worked hard and new beats…

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SION – "Make You Do"

August 27, 2013
Lindsay Blair

The young UK talent SION calls his music a mix between NastyFunk and Sleezy Deep and while we don’t know quite what that means, we can confidently say Sion Elliot…

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SION – "I Can't Stop" (Original Mix) [Exclusive]

May 14, 2013
Lindsay Blair

Today we have an exclusive original mix from the young UK producer, SION. Hailing from the mountainous region of North Wales, the 20-year-old producer, real name Sion Elliot, has been…

SION works on Etienne de Crecy's "Night (Cut The Crap)" [Premiere]

EARMILK's 12 Decibells of Christmas Day 10: The Stocking Stuffers

SION – "Make You Do"

SION – "I Can't Stop" (Original Mix) [Exclusive]

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