Ultra Music

Tokimonsta – "Go With It" (Feat. MNDR)

Beat mistress TOKiMONSTA (Jennifer Lee) has always been the one to produce exotic instrumentals ranging from downtempo to experimental. This Los Angeles based producer has always won our hearts with…

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Late Night Alumni – Live From The Great Hall, Part 1 [Video]

Late Night Alumni have been operating on the down low for quite a while now, considering their first album dropped in 2005 with the now renowned track “Empty Streets”. This…

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Earmilk Interview: Ferry Corsten

Celebrating an impressive 20 years as a world-famous and respected DJ/producer, Ferry Corsten releases his fourth full-length artist album, WKND (Ultra Music/Flashover Recordings), on February 24. Taking the biggest, baddest…

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Steve Aoki – Wonderland [Album Review]

If you've taken any basic history or politics classes in your life, you're probably familiar with the basic types of authority: rational-legal, traditional, and charismatic. Being a massively famous party…

Tokimonsta – "Go With It" (Feat. MNDR)

Late Night Alumni – Live From The Great Hall, Part 1 [Video]

Earmilk Interview: Ferry Corsten

Steve Aoki – Wonderland [Album Review]

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