The Summer Set 2014 lineup just got a WHOLE lot crazier with acts like Kaskade, Flux Pavilion, and Danny Brown all being added to the already stacked lineup including Wu-Tang Clan, Claude VonStroke, Moon Boots, Luminox, and many, many more.

Here’s the full list of Phase 2 Artists:

Kaskade, Umphrey’s McGee, Flux Pavilion, Aer, The Chainsmokers, Cults, Danny Brown, Myon & Shane 54, Twin Shadow, Break Science, Caked Up, Exmag, The Floozies, Isaiah Rashad, Luminox, Manic Focus, Moon Boots, Passafire, Sound Remedy, Treasure Fingers, and Twiddle.

Summer Set 2014 Announcement Video

Summer Set 2014 Lineup:

Bassnectar | Kaskade | Wu-Tang Clan | Big Gigantic

The Disco Biscuits | Umphrey’s McGee | Flux Pavilion | Chromeo

Chance The Rapper | Datsik | Flying Lotus | RL Grime | Schoolboy Q

Aer | Cedric Gervais | The Chainsmokers | Cherub | Claude VonStroke

Cults | Danny Brown | Figure | Green Velvet | MS54 | Twin Shadow

Break Science | Caked Up | Exmag | The Floozies | Isaiah Rashad | Luminox | Manic Focus

Moon Boots | Passafire | Sound Remedy | Treasure Fingers | Twiddle

Antics | Autograf | Beak Nasty | Big Wu | Bokken | Boombox Cartel | Cities of Gold

Duenday | Fringe Character | Gemini Club | Heatbox | Horseshoes & Hand Grenades

Kids Like Us | Main Squeeze | Menage Quad | Metabque | Prob Cause | Ras Movement

Real Magic | Russ Liquid | Soap | Sonny Knight & The Lakers | Steez | Strange Names

Tekincolor | Tugg | Useful Jenkins

Summer Set 2014 will take place in Somerset, WI August 15th – 17th. On-site afterparties will be held Friday and Saturday night — stay tuned for more info! Buy your tickets right here!

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Disco revivalist, turntable tyrants A-Trak and Armand Van Helden, have released their new LP; a glorious 54 minute homage to disco, with classic hip-hop elements laced throughout. The two mighty crate-diggers, otherwise known together as Duck Sauce, have made a big splash as their highly anticipated, full-length studio album Quack has finally reached the wire.

The release marks a notable trend as artists are beginning to move away from shorter EPs and are beginning to offer more full-length projects instead. The long awaited debut LP may be the most appropriately named collection of music in history, as the album’s title reflects exactly what the album is meant to represent; simply quack.

The album is quintessential Duck Sauce– its goofy, groovy, and delivers the insatiable desire to dance like a complete fool. Quack, in this case, is much more than merely the average mallard’s battle cry, but rather quack means unparalleled, good natured folly. It means embracing the crazy, where nothing is out of bounds.

It means busting some fly moves on the dance floor at your niece’s quinceañera, or the street corner, or even the kitchen counter. The album represents a dangerously fresh, frivolous, ultra cool disregard for the rules. It means quite simply not giving one single fuck and having a good time while doing so.

Quack stands as the lighter, whimsical, not-so-serious side of dance music, much in line with Trak and Armand’s philosophy on producing music overall. And furthermore, in the face of this industry’s astronomical expansion into the global limelight, a little lightening up would do us all some good, according to the vinyl veterans.

The LP also offers a sort of historical perspective on the two perennial pranksters. The album rounds together canonic Duck Sauce tunes of old, and pairs them with brand new, in-your-face nu-disco selections.

The dynamic duo’s lead off single from 2009, “aNYway” finds itself rubbing shoulders with newborn inspirations of funk and hip-hop such as “Radio Stereo” and “Charlie Chazz & Rappin’ Ralph.” Similarly, the duo’s club-favored, inescapable sing along jam “Barbra Streisand” matches a Duck Sauce vintage classic with new, sexy styling on tracks like “NRG.”

Duck Sauce’s official debut also characterizes more than just the duo’s production philosophy. Quack paints a cultural mural of a side of dance music that may otherwise be overshadowed by kandi-clan teens at massive festivals where neon tutus reign supreme and the drop is all that really matters.

Quack takes the listener down the hip-hop hardwired alleyways of Brooklyn, into dusty record stores, through buzzing barber shops, and back to the dance floor. The 12-track LP offers a much needed departure from “EDM,” but with a light hearted intention, free of any pompous judgement against the greater dance music spectrum.

Duck Sauce – Chariots of the Gods

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“Chariots of the Gods” opens up the album with a throbbing baseline that grips the listener with wacky scratches and spastic sample work, before spiraling into a stomping disco frenzy.

Duck Sauce – Everyone

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“Everyone” incorporates a little brotherly love as the duo enlist A-Trak’s older brother, Dave1 of Chromeo to lend his silky vocal gift to the tunes snappy pop vibe. Crooning under the guise of Teddy Toothpick, the best dressed man in music lends his production ability and gushing sex appeal to this love-soaked selection.

Duck Sauce – Radio Stereo

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“Radio Stereo,” cropped straight out of the pair’s super successful Essential Mix last year, brings an exhaustive repetition however the track’s appeal does not suffer whatsoever, as the groovy cut keeps your feet moving from start to finish.

A-Trak and Armand van Helden offer Quack as a creative intersection of retro 80’s hip-hop breaks and shuffle inducing disco mayhem. Moreover though, an expectation-free listen to the album in its entirety will prove that Quack is not Random Access Memories, nor is it meant to emulate the artful composition of Daft Punk‘s comeback release a year ago. In fact, Quack may be the opposite.

The 12-track LP begs the question to the global dance music community that if we can’t at least laugh at ourselves, then what do we really have? Duck Sauce doesn’t need Beatport Chart conquering bangers, Duck Sauce is looking for a good time. Because really, that is what this is all about.

Stream the album below, or reach down into your pockets, grab a couple of bucks, and grab your own copy of Quack on iTunes. It may be the best cash you spend all year, because the fun doesn’t stop, and each track on the album is worth more than just one listen. Available now via Fool’s Gold Records, quack is back folks, and the good times are only just getting started.

Duck Sauce – Quack

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Dillon Francis has finally returned to deliver his latest stream of his fresh new remix of Chromeo’s “Jealous”. This heavily remixed tune has seen some distinct sound from Dillon as he unleashes a gritty electro house melody to accompany the original funky vibe. Little previews of this remix were played at his incredible sets at Ultra Music Festival and Coachella Arts & Music Festival. Taking this new Dillon Francis remix into big-room levels, this will have you up on your feet at any of his future sets. With no final release date in sight, it is set to release soon as seen below. Until then stream this fresh remix until we are met with new updates. Enjoy!

HERES MY BRAND NEW CHROMEO REMIX HOLLLLLEEEEERRR I HOPE YOU ENJOY AND TELL YOUR MOM THAT I GET JEALOUS OF YOUR DAD….WILL BE RELEASED SOON – Dillon Francis

Chromeo – Jealous (Dillon Francis Remix) | Set To Release Soon

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Couldn’t make it to Coachella this year? Just tune in to the Coachella Music & Arts Festival 2014 Live Stream to check out all the artists being broadcasted live. If you happened to miss the live broadcast of Coachella, no problem. Down below are the Coachella Music & Arts Festival 2014 live sets of artists who played on the first day; including the track list and free downloads for each set in alphabetical order.

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These are being kept up to date as new content is released. Please refresh the page or tune back in later for more updates on additional artists, sets, tracklists, and free downloads.

If a track or download isn’t available, leave a comment below and we will fix it as soon as possible.

Latest Updates: 

1. Updated Martin Garrix’s tracklist.

2. Updated Carnage’s tracklist.

Day 2 SETS

Day 3 SETS

Bastille | Check Back for Updates

Tracklist:

Carnage | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash – Reload w/ BlasterJaxx – Mystica
2. Armin van Buuren & W&W – Big Ping Pong Foot (Bobina Mashup)
3. The Game feat. 50 Cent – This Is How We Do 
4. Carnage & Alvaro – Harry Potter (Working Title)
5. David Guetta & Showtek feat. Vassy – BAD
6. A$AP Ferg – Work
7. A$AP Ferg feat. A$AP Rocky – Shabba
8. Carnage feat. Katie Got Bandz – Kat!e
9. Zatox & Nikkita – Poltergeist (Carnage Festival Trap Remix) 
10. Showtek – We Like To Party (Slander & NGHTMRE Remix)
11. Showtek feat. We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson – Booyah (Party Favor Remix)
12. DJ Fresh & Diplo feat. Dominique Young Unique – Earthquake (Yellow Claw & LNY TNZ Remix)
13. Nicky Romero & NERVO – Like Home (D-Block & S-te-Fan Remix)
14. DJ Snake feat. Lil Jon – Turn Down For What?!
15. Robin S – Show Me Love (Bass King Bootleg) w/ R3hab & Deorro – Flashlight w/ Deorro vs. Krewella – Yee Alive (Clockwork Mashup) w/ Wiwek – Angry Birdz
16. Wiwek & Gregor Salto – On Your Mark
17. ID – ID
18. ID – ID
19. Carnage & Junkie Kid – Krakatoa
20. Bastille – Pompeii (Audien Remix)
21. Carnage & Tony Junior – Michael Jordan (Bare Remix)
22. Hardwell – Spaceman (Carnage Festival Trap Remix)

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Ellie Goulding | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. [00:00] Ellie Goulding – Figure 8 
2. [04:35] Ellie Goulding – Goodness Gracious
3. [08:08] Ellie Goulding – Animal
4. [13 min] Ellie Goulding – Starry Eyed
5. [16:38] Madeon feat. Ellie Goulding – Stay Awake
6. [20:40] Ellie Goulding – Tessellate w/ Ellie Goulding feat. Angel Haze – Life Round Here
7. [25:24] Ellie Goulding – Anything Could Happen
8. [30:45] Calvin Harris feat. Ellie Goulding – I Need Your Love
9. [35:25] Ellie Goulding – Lights
10. [39:25] Ellie Goulding – You My Everything
11. [43:15] Ellie Goulding – Burn

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Mako | Check Back for Updates

Tracklist:

Martin Garrix | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. Martin Garrix – Animals (Onderkoffer Orchestral Intro Remix) w/ Martin Garrix – Animals (Botnek Edit)
2. Martin Garrix vs. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – Tremor
3. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Sander Van Doorn & Martin Garrix vs. Pendulum – Project T vs. The Island (Martin Garrix Mashup)
4. Kid Cudi feat. MGMT – Pursuit Of Happiness (Steve Aoki Remix) w/ Pitbull feat. Lil’ Jon & Will.I.Am & JD – Put Your Fuckin Hands Up (Acappella) w/ Martin Garrix & Jay Hardway – Error 404 w/ Zedd & Lucky Date feat. Ellie Goulding – Fall Into The Sky (Everybody Fuckin Jump Acappella)
5. ID – ID w/ Tiesto – Maximal Crazy (Acappella)
6. FTampa vs. Nirvana vs. Chuck Nash – Kick It Hard Teen Spirit (Hardwell Mashup) w/ Chuck Nash – Are You Ready (Make Some Noise) (Acappella)
7. R3hab – Samurai (Go Hard) w/ Dirty South & Those Usual Suspects feat. Erik Hecht – Walking Alone (Acappella)
8. Arston & Sandro Silva – Symphony (Working Title)
9. Martin Garrix & Jay Hardway – Wizard
10. Martin Garrix – Proxy w/ Fedde Le Grand & Nicky Romero feat. Matthew Koma – Sparks (Turn Off Your Mind) (Acappella)
11. Bassjackers – Crackin (Martin Garrix Edit) w/ Alesso – Raise Your Head (Acappella) w/ David Guetta & GlowintheDark feat. Harrison – Ain’t A Party (Let Me See Your Fuckin Hands Acappella)
12. DVBBS & Borgeous vs. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – Tsunami Can’t Hold Us (Neitronic Mashup)
13. Ummet Ozcan – Raise Your Hands
14. Dillon Francis & Martin Garrix – Set Me Free w/ Pitbull feat. Lil’ Jon & Will.I.Am & JD – Put Your Fuckin Hands Up (Acappella)
15. Martin Garrix & Firebeatz vs. Swedish House Mafia & Knife Party vs. Zedd & Lucky Date vs. Icona Pop – Helicopter vs. Antidote vs. Fall Into The Sky vs. I Love It (Martin Garrix Mashup)
16. Bassjackers & MAKJ – Derp
17. Afrojack & Martin Garrix – Turn Up The Speakers (Working Title)
18. Blur – Song 2
19. Autoerotique – Play It Again
20. Jay Hardway – Bootcamp
21. Riva Starr & Fatboy Slim – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Calvin Harris Remix) w/ Autoerotique – LZR Bass
22. Dada Life vs. MOTi & DVBBS – Feed The Dada vs. This Is Dirty (MOTi Mashup)
23. Alpharock – Drop The Guns
24. Julian Jordan & Martin Garrix – BFAM
25. Bruno Mars – Locked Out Of Heaven (Sultan & Ned Shepard Remix) w/ TJR – Whats Up Suckaz
26. Krewella vs. Hardwell & Makj – Alive vs. Countdown (Bassjackers Mashup)
27. ID – ID
28. Sander Van Doorn & Martin Garrix & DVBBS – Gold Skies

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The Glitch Mob | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. The Glitch Mob – Mind Of A Beast
2. The Glitch Mob feat. Aja Volkman – Our Demons
3. The Glitch Mob – Can’t Kill Us
4. The Glitch Mob – Drive It Like You Stole It
5. The Glitch Mob – Fortune Days
6. The Glitch Mob feat Aja Volkman – I Need My Memory Back
7. The Prodigy – Breathe (The Glitch Mob Remix)
8. The Glitch Mob – Skullclub
9. Matty G – West Coast Rocks (The Glitch Mob Remix)
10. The Glitch Mob – We Can Make The World Stop
11. The Glitch Mob – Carry The Sun

Zedd | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. Zedd feat. Foxes – Clarity w/ Wolfgang Gartner – Nuke
2. Joe Garston feat. Andrew Farr – Happy Ending (Froxic Remix) w/ Zedd & Lucky Date feat. Ellie Goulding – Fall Into The Sky
3. Dillon Francis & Major Lazer – We Make It Bounce
4. Zedd – Codec w/ Calvin Harris feat. Florence Welch – Sweet Nothing (Acappella) w/ Chuckie – Who’s Ready To Jump (1 2 3 Let’s Go Acappella)
5. Swedish House Mafia – Greyhound w/ Deniz Koyu – Tung!
6. Zedd feat. Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant – Find You (ID Remix) w/ Zedd feat. Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant – Find You (KDrew Remix) w/ Zedd feat. Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant – Find You (Dash Berlin Remix) w/ Zedd feat. Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant – Find You (Mike Hawkins Remix)
7. Zedd feat. Matthew Koma – Spectrum
8. ID – ID
9. ID – ID
10. ID – ID

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We noticed something very special immediately upon entering BUKU 2014… It might have been because we were totally out of our element in the deep south, or maybe it was being so close to the Mississippi river. Maybe it was the perfect weather or maybe it was the beautiful people… No matter what it was, we knew we were going to have an incredible time at BUKU right from the get-go.

The festival was set up exactly like a shotgun home in New Orleans: the stages were all in line with each other, allowing attendees to go from the main stage all the way to the back alley without having to walk around aimlessly or use a confusing map. Everything was straight forward and easily navigated. You could literally walk in a straight line next to the river and hit ever stage. It was incredibly easy and convenient.

Along the way from one stage to another, concert-goers could stop by an assortment of INCREDIBLE vendors including food, merchandise, and more. New Orleans is home to some of the best cooking in the entire world, so taking a break for food was something to look forward to. From brats to pizza and even some vegetarian options, BUKU had the food game locked down.

BUKU 2014 Day 1 Recap:

If you weren’t able to make it to the first day of BUKU as soon as the gates open, you missed out on some serious up-and-comers. Treasure Fingers was a blast in the Ballroom, and NO native DXXXY tore it up in the back alley (check out DXXXY’s full set from BUKU right here) before Jesse Slayter completely blew it up. Kid Kamillion was after Slayter making the Back Alley the place to be for some of the best underrated acts at the festival.

Meanwhile at the Power Plant main stage, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony were bringing everyone back to the 90’s with all of their hits. Seeing them followed by NAS was one of the coolest and most nostalgic festival experiences ever.

The Ballroom definitely had its own vibes throughout the entire afternoon with Classixx and Miami Horror playing some incredible live sets that were each funkier than the next.

We were also able to hop on board the S.S. Blu-Ku to catch Big Freedia’s Twerk Lesson which had to have been one of the most unique experiences of any festival we have ever been to. Watching a swarm of people twerk as hard as they could while Big Freedia slapped their asses was hilariously educational.

If you were looking for a place to really get down, the Float Den was where it was at. Good lord was that place sweaty. Watching Paper Diamond we thought there was no possible way that stage could get any more rowdy, until Carnage came on and completely ruined every one in attendance.

Once the sun went down was when things really got goin’ at BUKU. After rocking out to Sleigh Bells (who were extremely impressive and above our expectations) we were relaxing with a few beers during Dusky‘s deep set in the Back Alley before catching the last bit of Ellie Goulding at the main stage.

One of the biggest (and best) surprises of the entire festival was getting to catch The Gaslamp Killer‘s set in the ballroom between Pusha T and Chance The Rapper. GLK’s set was full of awesome new music from Hudson Mowhake and live scratching that showed the audience what an actual DJ does…

The best set of the night (and possibly the entire weekend) was without a doubt Chance The Rapper. Saying his stage presence is “high energy” does not do the man justice. An hour was not nearly enough time to soak in the magic that was Chance. His band was tight, on point, and perfectly coupled his quick flow.

BUKU 2014 Music + Arts Festival Photos

More photos and a recap video on the way! Stay tuned!

BUKU 2014 Day 2 Recap:

Day 2 of BUKU 2014 started off harder than expected with DJ Snake in the Float Den. It was our first time seeing Snake perform live and it was not a let down whatsoever. Focusing more on his  festival set than what he showcased in his two-hour essential mix, DJ Snake definitely blew us away. But nothing could prepare us for what was to come.

As we made our way into the Ballroom, we noticed something strange happening during Dan Deacon‘s set. He had shifted the entire audience into a giant dance party — and not the kind you would expect. Playing on the floor instead of on stage, Dan Deacon was able to shape the crowd into a huge circle that completely occupied the space of the Ballroom.

People would take turns running into the middle and showing off their moves. Once he felt the crowd had enough, Dan had everyone run to the center and greet each other with high fives. It was yet again one of the most unique things you could ever witness at a festival.

Since the Back Alley was a success for us on the first day of the festival, we made our way back and once again were not dissappointed. We caught another New Orleans native, Shanook, on stage while Boyfriend was getting down with the crowd performing one of her newest tracks. It was just another in-your-face experience from BUKU.

One of the most anticipated acts of BUKU (for the JNTM BUKrew at least) was the Funklords known only as Chromeo. It was awesome getting a chance to see the the guys live, right in midst of their 2014 tour. The guys were on point as always and their set featured some of their new jams like “Jealous” and “Come Alive,” both of which were even better live.

Cashmere Cat was another catch in the Back Alley, playing everything from his own Wedding Bells EP to other FoFoFadi-inspired artists like Drippy Dolphin and Trippy Turtle. Cat went super hard and had the entire back alley packed to the brim with adoring fans.

There was really no other choice other than seeing Baauer b2b RL Grime. Two of trap music biggest stars collaborating with each other behind the decks was by far the most insane experiences of the festival.

After getting completely turnt up at Baauer and RL Grime, we made our way to Soul Clap who was playing two full hours of some of the most soulful, funky house music we had heard all weekend long.

Fortunately the grooves kept on rollin’ with Skream, who as of late has been venturing further away from the disgusting dubstep he made his name with and has moved closer to disco house that had the Back Alley getting down with their funky selves.

After passing through the Float Den to catch a little of Tyler the Creator (who was raunchy and awesome as always), we made our way to the Beats Antique set in the Ballroom. The place was packed and sweatier than ever. The crowd was full of die-hard fans who were dancing and enjoying the last few hours of the festival.

BUKU 2014 Review

The festival was overall a huge success. Everywhere we turned we were met with another great act. The venue could not have been better and the food and beverage vendors were a perfect representation of the host city.

It wasn’t just the entertainment that was impressive, the attendees of BUKU 2014 were also something to write home about. The people in New Orleans are some of the most down to earth and friendly folks. There were multiple times where people would walk up to us and start a conversation like we had all been best friends for years. Now THAT was truly a unique festival experience.

Another important aspect was the art. Now, most festivals say they’re an “music and arts” festival, but not many actually mean it as much as BUKU does. Everything about the festival was in some form or another focused on art. Whether it was the wall of live graffiti or the commissioned piece hanging in the float den, BUKU was actually an art festival.

Overall, the BUKU experience was a refreshing one. The festival is still very young and growing into itself, but that’s what makes it so great. There weren’t a lot of bros or VIP people spending tons of money just to be seen at the show. Everyone in attendance was someone who was there for the music, or at least there to have fun.

That’s the bottom line. The festival was FUN. There was nothing quite like BUKU and I personally cannot wait to return.

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The Funklords known as Chromoe have released yet another video for a track off the upcoming White Women album.

This time, we get the official music video for the poppy single “Jealous (I Ain’t With It)” which depicts Dave 1 and P-Thugg acting as wedding chapel employees who marry happy couple after happy couple, much to Dave 1’s dismay.

Eventually, however, Dave 1 snaps and steals a bride away with P-Thugg acting as his accomplice. Who gets the last laugh? Watch the video and find out!

Chromeo – Jealous (I Ain’t With It) [Official Video]

White Women is due for release May 12th, right in the middle of Chromeo’s US tour where they’ll be joined by Tokimonsta and Oliver.

Preorder White Women here.

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New Orleans’ own BUKU Music + Art Project unveiled its schedule that fuses EDM, hip-hop, indie rock, and everything in between into two short days with 69 acts. With one of the year’s freshest and diverse lineups, its inevitable that BUKU’s schedule is full of overlapping performances forcing festival-goers to make tough decisions.

Friday the 21st’s schedule kick-starts the weekend with instrumental dubstep supergroup Conspirator followed by notorious hip-hop collective Bone Thugs-n-Harmony.  The conflicts get tough, do you see Paper Diamond deliver his soulful blend of bass and trap, hip-hop legend NAS, or New Orleans-native trap star Kid Kamillion? Catch Carnage’s grimy big-room showcase or WAVVES surf-inspired vibe session? Dance music powerhouse pop producer Zedd or pop-rock duo Sleigh Bells? Ellie Goulding or Dusky? How do you choose between Kaskade and Chance the Rapper? Do you cap the night grooving to the kings of dubstep Zeds Dead or with Holy Ghost (DJ set)?! Buku brings the best of all worlds, making festival-attendees to plan their sets carefully.

Saturday, March 22nd brings even more hype and brutal decisions.  The day gets started with Thundercat’s jazzy take on bass music, Mad Decent hotshot DJ Snake, and Schoolboy Q. But then, do you see the legendary Dan Deacon or electro-house maestro Clockwork? It’s painful knowing you can’t be getting funky with both Chromeo and GriZ.

Choosing between forward-thinkers Gaslamp Killer and Friends and Cashmere Cat will also prove to be a gut-wrenching call. Overlap between veteran psychedelic rock band The Flaming Lips and trap music’s most promising young guns Baauer and RL Grime‘s back-to-back effort also highlights just how packed this lineup is. French electro-pop juggernaut David Guetta or Explosions in the Sky? Tyler the Creator or Beats Antique? The Glitch Mob or Danny Brown?

Thankfully though, Buku has also announced a stacked series of after parties to keep the good times rolling after the festivities and into the early morning. Curated after hours parties hosted by the likes of Bassik, Lucky Me, Mad Decent, and Zeds Dead are bound to bring around the clock madness after each night of Buku. Follow up sets by Cashmere Cat, Doctor P, Just Blaze, Valentino Khan, Trippy Turtle and a bunch of guests to be announced add even more hype to one of this year’s most promising festival experiences.

Buku’s schedule announcement comes just a little more than a week prior to the event, giving attendees barely enough time to tweak their set schedules and prepare for an out-of-bounds weekend of good times, packed full of great music.

So if you still haven’t purchased your tickets for BUKU 2014 — Buy ’em now!

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The Chainsmokers are releasing remix after remix, all being fantastic tracks. Their next installment in their “remix rampage” is none other than Chromeo’s “Jealous“. Keeping all the original vocals untouched, they perfectly tie in their indie progressive house vibe making it an indisputably well-produced dance track. They also expressed their thoughts about this new release below. As always, enjoy!

Quickie from us: “Chromeo is one of those groups that really define a genre and time in music. For us their take on electronic music really served as a foundation for our tastes in production. Dave1’s effortless vocal work that always feel as cool as it sounds, paired with the incredible melodies and instrumentation from Gemayel these guys really crushed. So when we were contacted to remix Jealous we honestly felt like we had a song that we felt could be as big as Daft Punk’s, Get Lucky . After it was said and done, we were so happy with the remix we created. It gave the song that house dance feel, but didn’t feel forced at all. The song seemed to have this great level of space and pacing and nothing felt unnecessary. The more we produce the more its about doing more with less, and this for us nailed that theory. The song effortlessly flows like good Chromeo songs does but achieves that unique Chainsmoker energy…

Chromeo – Jealous (The Chainsmokers Remix)  | iTunes

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Check out their previous remix of Bastille’s “Flaws” right here.

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Chromeo has entered the New Year with a new single off their highly-anticipated record White Women.

“Come Alive” hearkens back to classic Chromeo with funky dance rhythms, 80’s synthesizers, and innuendo laden lyrics. The song also features vocals from indie darling Toro y Moi which complements David Macklovitch’s voice quite well.

Come Alive is a vote of confidence for the new Chromeo album, as their first two singles, Over Your Shoulder and Sexy Socialite, seemed to lack the  signature sound we’ve come to know and love from Chromeo.

The duo has yet to set a release date for their first album in four years but chances are we will have it by Spring 2014.

White Women will also feature appearances by Solange Knowles, LCD Soundsytem’s Pat Mahoney, Fool’s Gold’s Oliver, and Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig.

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Chromeo feat. Toro y Moi “Come Alive”

UPDATE:

Chromeo has also announced the tour dates for their upcoming tour in support of White Women.

Chromeo 2014 Tour Dates:
01/09 – Miami, FL @ Holy Ship
03/21-22 – New Orleans, LA @ BUKU Music + Arts Project
04/06 – Houston, TX @ House of Blues #
04/07 – Austin, TX @ Stubbs #
04/08 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues #
04/12 – San Francisco, CA @ The Independent #
04/14 – Portland, OR @ Roseland #
04/15 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom #
04/16 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox Market #
04/19 – Phoenix, AZ @ Marquee #
04/30 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues *
05/01 – Montreal, C @ Corona *
05/02 – Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall *
05/05 – Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall *
05/06 – Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue *
05/07 – St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant *
05/09 – Detroit, MI @ Royal Oak Music Hall *
05/12 – Atlanta, GA @ Variety Playhouse *
05/13 – Richmond, VA @ The National *
05/14 – Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer *
05/16 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5 *
06/03 – Paris, FR @ La Cigale
06/04 – Amsterdam, NL @ Paradiso
06/06 – London, UK @ Roundhouse

# = w/ Tokimonsta
* = w/ Oliver

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Best known for his deep, dirty German techno grooves, Boys Noize has just released his remix for the newest Chromeo single, “Sexy Socialite.” Pulling from the sexiness of the original track, this remix starts out with an airy intro and dives straight into a slowed down, trap-like beat that implements a fantastic use of the Dave 1 and P-Thugg vocal samples.

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Chromeo’s highly anticipated album White Women is due to be released sometime early next year. The New York duo has been seen playing select shows in Europe and NYC, and have yet to release any information regarding an upcoming tour.

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