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1 hour mixes from the best and biggest rising stars in EDM. New Episodes every Sunday at 3 PM EST; Stay tuned for new DJ‘s every week! ----------------------- With the weekly iEDM Radio podcast we seek to promote and support both emerging and established EDM around the globe. We bring you the best in House, Deep House, Progressive, Trance, Electro, Big Room, Dubstep, Trap and Drum & Bass. Want to be featured? Email: iEDMradio@iEDM.com ---------------------------------- iEDM Radio is brought to you by iEDM.com, the premier EDM apparel and rave wear super store in the world! NEED RAVE WEAR? BROWSE & BUY HERE: http://iEDM.com/
Episodes
Sunday Feb 15, 2015
Sunday Feb 15, 2015
1. Always Like This - HVOB (Andhim Remix)
2. Hip-Loverz - Luca M, The Deepshakerz, Just2 (Zoe Xenia Mix)
3. Chocolate - Jesse Rose, TrozAC
4. Come Along - Demuja
5. Give It To Me - Max Bett, Egoism
6. Grange Road West - Pluto
7. Move Your Body - Gene Ferris (Oliver$ Remix)
8. Dysturbed Trumpet - Geoff K
9. I Stay feat. Antonoise - Jackname Trouble
Brennen Bryarly, performing under the ominous moniker of option4, is more house than tech and more deep than disco. Though he calls Denver his home, option4's music is deeply rooted in his Windy City past and the sounds of the vibrant underground house scene that places Chicago on everyone's radar. Though he only started focusing on original music in 2013, option4 has quickly gained a reputation for creating sonically textured house music that extends far beyond the fleeting trends of the electronic dance world.
While most producers transition into songwriting from DJing or rely heavily on samples to string together a beat, option4 dives head first into creating his own music from scratch. In his first year in the studio, option4 released two singles, ‘Do Work’ - a hard-hitting tech house track with a deep and rhythmic bassline matched with equally impressive synths, and ‘All The Girls’, which cleverly splices vocals from N.E.R.D.'s ‘Everyone Nose’ while adding a pulsating bass groove and old school house synths creating a dance floor-ready atmosphere.
A year on, option4 has accelerated on to playing live shows across the Midwest, Canada and Los Angeles on headline bills and supports for huge acts such as STS9, Moon Boots, Mighty Mouse and Lane 8. Amid turning out eclectic remixes for Elizabeth Rose, Great Good Fine Ok and Indian Summer amongst more, option4 consistently released exceptional original singles like ‘Love like No Other’ and ‘Deep Diamonds’ to collectively garner over 1.1 million streams on Soundcloud in 2014. A master on the decks, option4 also traded mixes for high-profile
taste makers in fashion and music including Thump, Discobelle, Perrier and international outfitters Frank & Oak.
With more original material on the way and support from the likes of Justin Jay, Bit Funk and more, 2015 will see option4 turn his focus on original tunes with short breaks out of the studio for live shows throughout the U.S and beyond to add to his already impressive list of club and festival line-ups. Take notice -- option4 is well on his way to soaring far beyond the Mile High City.
Twitter - @optionfore
Soundcloud - Option 4
Facebook - Option 4
Instagram - @optionfour
Brennen Bryarly, performing under the ominous moniker of option4, is more house than tech and more deep than disco. Though he calls Denver his home, option4's music is deeply rooted in his Windy City past and the sounds of the vibrant underground house scene that places Chicago on everyone's radar. Though he only started focusing on original music in 2013, option4 has quickly gained a reputation for creating sonically textured house music that extends far beyond the fleeting trends of the electronic dance world.
While most producers transition into songwriting from DJing or rely heavily on samples to string together a beat, option4 dives head first into creating his own music from scratch. In his first year in the studio, option4 released two singles, ‘Do Work’ - a hard-hitting tech house track with a deep and rhythmic bassline matched with equally impressive synths, and ‘All The Girls’, which cleverly splices vocals from N.E.R.D.'s ‘Everyone Nose’ while adding a pulsating bass groove and old school house synths creating a dance floor-ready atmosphere.
A year on, option4 has accelerated on to playing live shows across the Midwest, Canada and Los Angeles on headline bills and supports for huge acts such as STS9, Moon Boots, Mighty Mouse and Lane 8. Amid turning out eclectic remixes for Elizabeth Rose, Great Good Fine Ok and Indian Summer amongst more, option4 consistently released exceptional original singles like ‘Love like No Other’ and ‘Deep Diamonds’ to collectively garner over 1.1 million streams on Soundcloud in 2014. A master on the decks, option4 also traded mixes for high-profile
taste makers in fashion and music including Thump, Discobelle, Perrier and international outfitters Frank & Oak.
With more original material on the way and support from the likes of Justin Jay, Bit Funk and more, 2015 will see option4 turn his focus on original tunes with short breaks out of the studio for live shows throughout the U.S and beyond to add to his already impressive list of club and festival line-ups. Take notice -- option4 is well on his way to soaring far beyond the Mile High City.
Twitter - @optionfore
Soundcloud - Option 4
Facebook - Option 4
Instagram - @optionfour
Sunday Jan 11, 2015
Sunday Jan 11, 2015
1. Black Sound Effects - 19XX (unreleased)
2. Alesia - Hyacinthus
3. Panteros666 - Baby F-16
4. Ape Drums, Juyen Sebulba - Hit Em
5. Gesaffelstein - Control Movement
6. Atran, Manfred - What
7. Prok & Fitch, Filthy Rich - Time To Jam
8. Alesia - Ivo
9. Paul Ritch - Run Baby Run
10. Skitzofrenix, Kid Bassline - Bullet From A Gun (Kid Bassline Remix)
11. Skrillex - Dirty Vibe (Gladiator Remix)
12. Pyrodox, Sokos - Bad Habit
13. Black Sound Effects - AllNite (unreleased)
14. Destructo - Higher (Brodinski Remix)
15. Black Sound Effects - Telefoam (unreleased)
16. Sonny Fodera - People Forget
17. Ryan Collins - Movin Oz
18. Intermodal - The Bounce
19. Ballast - For Club Use ft. Kid Enigma
20. Richard Vission, Reid Steffan - Dirty Fingers ft. Luciana (Carl Noren & Swedish Egil Remix)
21. CamelPhat - The Act
22. Da Fresh, Maverickz - Free Your Mind (Adrian Hour Remix)
23. Black Sound Effects - Streets of Love (unreleased)
24. ZZT - ZZafrika (Gesaffelstein Remix)
25. Patrick O'Hearn - Ringmasters Dream (Black Sound Effects Remix)
26. Black Sound Effects - Assessment (unreleased)
Black
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unidentified electronic equipment, and appeared to have been thrown into
considerable disarray. The door to the studio was barred from the
outside. The studio itself contained Black Sound Effects and two badly
decayed human corpses, one male and one female. Black Sound Effects emit
digitally generated acoustic energy at amplitudes ranging from 35dB to
███████. Subjects within audible range of Black Sound Effects may begin
to display psychological abnormalities consistent with sensory overload
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12. Pyrodox, Sokos - Bad Habit
13. Black Sound Effects - AllNite (unreleased)
14. Destructo - Higher (Brodinski Remix)
15. Black Sound Effects - Telefoam (unreleased)
16. Sonny Fodera - People Forget
17. Ryan Collins - Movin Oz
18. Intermodal - The Bounce
19. Ballast - For Club Use ft. Kid Enigma
20. Richard Vission, Reid Steffan - Dirty Fingers ft. Luciana (Carl Noren & Swedish Egil Remix)
21. CamelPhat - The Act
22. Da Fresh, Maverickz - Free Your Mind (Adrian Hour Remix)
23. Black Sound Effects - Streets of Love (unreleased)
24. ZZT - ZZafrika (Gesaffelstein Remix)
25. Patrick O'Hearn - Ringmasters Dream (Black Sound Effects Remix)
26. Black Sound Effects - Assessment (unreleased)
Soundcloud - blacksoundeffects
Instagram - blacksoundeffects
Facebook - blacksoundeffects
Twitter - BlksoundEffcts
Sunday Jan 04, 2015
Sunday Jan 04, 2015
Simba - Touch (Walka Remix)
MYM8 & Aaron Jackson - Don't You Leave
S. Jay - Dub Dimentia (Chris Gresswell Remix)
Foamo - Relese Me ft. Lotti
Halfwerk - Brut
Illyus & Barrientos - Never Enough (Newbie Nerdz Remix)
Howson's Groove - Chalk Cheese
Deetron - Photon
Luc Vel Mzura & Faxlor - Feel It In Your Soul (DeMarzo Remix)
Luc Vel Mzura & Faxlor - Feel It In Your Soul (Mr. Rich Remix)
Destructo - Dare You 2 Move (Shiba San Remix)
Boot Action ft. Barry Tones - Gorgon
Djuma Soundsystem - Madness (Hallo Halo Remix)
The New Year has provided significant opportunities for Golf Clap’s members Hugh Cleal and Bryan Jones. They’ve recently been booked for two of the largest music festivals in the state, Movement Electronic Music Festival in Detroit and Electric Forest in Rothbury. They were recently voted “Best Electronic Artist in Detroit” by the readers of Real Detroit Weekly for their Best of 2014 issue. They had a very successful new single on Grant Nelson’s Freeze Dried label, and the club where they throw their events, The Grasshopper Underground, was just voted “Best House Music Venue” for the second year in a row.
Golf Clap is not only known for their impressive discography and crowd pleasing dj sets, but also for their unpredictable and incredibly entertaining antics. Over the past year, they have been invited to play all over the country alongside industry giants, as both headline and auxiliary entertainers. In addition, they played more than 150 shows in 2013, and are already boasting a schedule replete with coast-to-coast bookings for the 2014-year. In addition to their headline events, Hugh and Bryan have shared the stage with a veritable who’s who of veterans and rising-stars alike. Their guest mixes for Rinse FM, Ministry Of Sound, and Pulse Radio have caught the ears of discerning listeners around the world.
Their fresh approach, to what Hugh and Bryan refer to as “peak-hour deep house,” has made them a crowd favorite from city to city. They’ve been performing electrifying back to back dj sets three to seven days a week ever since their debut release, Another Way, shot straight to the number one position on Traxsource, and finished the year in the Top 10 singles of 2013. Their hard work and dedication continues to show as they prepare a very busy touring and release schedule for the year and are launching their new label, Country Club Disco. Golf Clap will continue to uphold their strong presence in the dance music community this year, forever pushing the music they love to the masses.