Last week, RL Grime‘s post-apocalyptic trap show, Void Tour, rolled through town, and although I wasn’t sitting on pins and needles initially, as soon as I got to the venue for the night, I could tell I was in for a treat. After the slow release of RL Grime’s highly-anticipated rookie full-length album, I knew I had to see what all the hype was about. And as much as I enjoyed the record, I enjoyed RL’s live show tenfold. Lesser known as Henry Steinway, the scene’s top trap-purveyor had me captivated the entire time with his dark, gritty brand of hard-knocking trap and his finessed hip-hop fusion, working in not only everything I wanted to hear that night, but everything I didn’t know I wanted to hear too. The LA-based producer’s seemingly minimal, yet intricately complex stage design accentuated the music perfectly, and allowed the quintessential RL Grime sound to fill the room and take everyone in attendance to the world of Void. As soon as his pyramid light structure sliced through the dark room and the strobes began to blast the packed crowd, my jaw hit the floor–where it remained until the house lights came on two hours later.

Clockwork’s trap-tyrant alter ego took to the stage after Djemba Djemba warmed the crowd with his brain-rattling brand of experimentally fearless bass music, and after a set packed with waves of rolling bass, I moved from my balcony perch down onto the venue’s main floor for what was surely about to be a rowdy affair. With my elbows up, I was ready for RL to take the stage, but I definitely wasn’t ready for what he was about to deliver.

Crusing between everything from Kanye West to Jack Ü, the Beastie Boys to Lil Wayne, Baauer, DJ Snake, and everything in between, RL Grime’s set was loaded with hell-raisers that kept the entire crowd moving all night long. The set was tied together with a collection of Grime’s best, sprinkling in “Mercy,” “Core,” and “Tell Me,” and “Trap on Acid.” Each time he dropped one of his biggest hits, the venue shook like a riot was about to ensue. About five minutes into the set, the album’s overarching concept fully hit me; this set could very well be the commencement of the apocalypse. I was prepared. I hunkered down and put my best trap-face on and kept dancing.

RL’s stage presence was also a noteworthy element to the show. He was having just as much fun as the crowd was and the energy in the room was palpable. He humbly accepted his role as “Life of the Party” from his dark pulpit before the packed crowd, and he delivered exactly what everyone in attendance wanted. To anyone who thinks trap music’s time in the sun is over, go see the Void Tour if you can. You’ll be eating your words. And for anyone who thinks that trap music is a cheaply produced, maligned sub-genre of hip-hop, listen to RL Grime’s latest record. It’ll change the standard of trap music for you.

Admittedly, I was one of these people just a short time ago. I thought I grew out of trap music after I grew out of sophomoric, sticky, vodka-soaked college pregames. I thought the trap music palette was unsophisticated and generally not too creative. Void flipped those misconceptions upside down and delivered the one-two punch I needed to realize that I still love trap music with all my heart. Ultimately it showed me that when done to the meticulous degree of detail that RL Grime spent on his record and live show, trap music can still captivate crowds and tear the house down.

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If you have been near a radio, cell phone, or television in the last few months, its a safe bet to say you’ve heard ILoveMakonnen‘s “Club Goin’ Up” at least once. Or a hundred times. The young up-and-coming R&B star has exploded into popularity with his viral, ultra-catchy slow-jam that has made Tuesday the most important day of the week, and now the Atlanta-born rapper is gearing up to put out his first full-length studio album as he rides the enormous wave of success and attention his standout track is still raking in. And who better to produce the emerging songwriter’s first record than the two most sought-after taste makers in the music industry? Enter Skrillex and Diplo.

This past week at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards, MTV caught up with Makonnen to get the inside scoop on forthcoming projects and the rapper briefly dished details on his upcoming record, slated to be released this summer. Mak, who’s had his music played out extensively by the Jack Ü duo over the last few months, explains that Skrillex and Diplo will both receive production credit, alongside a stacked roster of contributors. The album will also feature work from Snoop Dogg, Rihanna, and Drake, making for what could be one of the biggest releases of the summer.

No official release date is posted for the impending album, but keep your eyes peeled for ILoveMakonnen’s new material that’ll surely be covered in Diplo and Skrillex’s undeniable swagger here in the near future. Check the full interview above.

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Ünless you’ve been living under a rock since the beginning of last year, then you know Jack Ü is the biggest mayhem maker in all of dance music right now. Skrillex and Diplo’s super-group duo has been making headlines with every little move they’ve made over the last year. From impromptu house parties in Austin, to surprise sets in LA, HARD Summer, Mad Decent Boat Party and everywhere in between, Jack Ü is dominating dance music and it is all culminating to a full-length album which you can expect to finally drop this month.

Mad Decent’s head-honcho, accompanied by Madonna, rubbed shoulders all along the red carpet this past weekend for the 57th Annual GRAMMY awards, and during a short interview with CBS’ Tyler Oakley, Diplo spilled a slew of exciting news. After a little small talk about flashy red carpet threads, Diplo explains his plans with everything he has under the hood.

Wes dishes details on his collaborations with Madge, which are due to be released officially in March. He gets into discussing his other project, the Major Lazer collective, which is slated to drop an album in April along with a star-studded list of contributors. However news of Jack Ü’s highly anticipated album finally reaching the wire might be the most exciting gossip that Diplo shares in the brief yet telling interview.

Check the video here and keep on the edge of your seat for Jack Ü’s new record any day now.

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Earlier this month, Los Angeles’ highly anticipated HARD Summer took place in its new home on the radically expanded grounds of the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area. Outdoing themselves not only in the amplitude of attendees, but with the mind-boggling lineup, Gary Richards (Destructo) and his crew delivered one wild party.

Notorious artists such as the Jack U duo, Nero, Dillon Francis, A-Trak, and Disclosure headlined the overwhelmingly distinguished lineup of artists, although all of the talent could have been headlining acts. Each headliner delivered a wild, main stage primed set, capping off each night of the weekend with a bang. Of course we could not miss the rare union of Skrillex and Diplo coming together to form Jack U, nor could I have passed up on crowd-pleasing funnyman Dillon Francis.

However, since the day the lineup dropped back in April, I was beyond enthusiastic to see the amount of funky deep house and techno house talent that was represented. Don’t get me wrong, witnessing the Jack U closing spectacle the first night in the rain, playing banger after banger, setting off flames and lasers was incredible, but what really got me going was the intense funkiness that characterized this summer lineup.

Watching A-Trak do what he does best on his turntables in complete awe was unforgettable, and Disclosure’s all-out, strictly business live set won’t soon be forgotten either, however, I was mostly grasped by HARD’s heaping dose of groovy garage funk. The acts I boogied down at were marked by surprisingly small crowds in HARD’s multicolored tent stages where I spent most of my time out of the dust and getting sweaty in the massive awnings from group-session groovin’.

Saturday kick-started the funk in the Pink Tent. Representing the badass ladies taking over the scene, JNTM favorite J.Phlip had the Pink Tent going off with her infectious, deep bass lines meshed with bouncy disco elements. J.Phlip throws down a party, never a moment of monotony, and she effortlessly makes the crowd dance as hard as they can as everybody gets down to her bootylicious house. I stayed right where I was in the Pink Tent as J.Phlip came to an end for my most anticipated set of the weekend, Tchami.

This Paris native is conquering the states with his uncanny, groovy take on what he is calling “future house.” Tchami flaunted his melodic, deep basslines making anyone and everyone boogie down, whether they were in control or not.

The Pink Tent was booming and what seemed to be a smaller sized crowd was now a roaring crowd of people reflexively dancing in unison, almost as though Tchami was robotically controlling the entire Pink Tent.

From the visuals and the grooving to his exotically catchy take on deep electro house and addictive hit remixes, Tchami tremendously exceeded my expectations and upheld my every reason for anticipation. I headed over to the Purple Tent for the infamous British OWSLA duo, Jack Beats, initially to catch a quick glimpse of what their hype was about.

It quickly turned into me becoming hooked by their incomparable sound blending everything from hip-hop to drum and bass to dubstep to electro/deep house. Their captivating originality makes Jack Beats’ set one I will not soon forget either.

Sunday’s staggering schedule of performances had me restless before I even entered the festival’s gates. My day started early and I soon realized the incredible inflation in attendees, dust, and intoxicating performances. Australia’s Danny Blanc, known as Wax Motif, brought his fresh and unique mixing technique to the Green Tent.

Wax Motif’s techno house sound had crowds flocking from every direction to get down and dance. His set showcased elements of hip-hop throughout his distinct techno dance style and was the perfect prelude to the Green Tent’s next electrifying star, Hannah Wants.

As one of her premiere US appearances, Hannah’s garage-house sound that incorporates familiar hip-hop and R&B tracks had the crowd boogying down. Her use of heavy bass creates a toxic sound that had me goggle over her and her groovy deep house style that impressively stimulated the entire crowd. Hannah Wants got me and the rest of the crowd so pumped for the style she was creating as well as ceremoniously showcasing the success of women artists across the dance music spectrum.

I moved from the Green Tent to the Purple Tent to experience a different take on deep house by Pittsburg’s own Kastle. His sunset performance brought a soulful edge to grime and garage style dubstep. The crowd was disappointingly small considering Kastle’s love to party that is represented by his accomplished development of underground electronic music fused with hip-hop.

His sound is so clean and precise due to his background as an engineer you can’t help but wonder when people will catch on. Kastle effortlessly warmed up the crowd for Wave Racer to take the decks, flipping the party upside down.

The crowd was immediately hypnotized by Thomas Purcell’s, a.k.a Wave Racer‘s, playfully distinct sound. His mix of bouncy, animated synthesizers, electro house, and samples of 90’s gaming systems are compiled into an unmatched blend of sunshine that intoxicated the Purple Tent. Wave Racer’s unconventional and whimsical take on future bass and warping of party jams had everyone boogying down.

The final night of HARD ended with a rapid fire round-robin of sets, as we checked on Gary Richard’s funk-laced techno set as Destructo, Disclosure‘s absolutely jaw-dropping live showcase at the main stage, alongside R&B maven Mary J. Blige, DJ Mustard‘s rowdy hip-hop shakedown, and Nero’s festival-ending return to the American festival circuit.

My weekend ended with some of the best sets of the festival, where I got to see some of the freshest talents dance music has to offer. Nero’s set wound down with their famed “Must Be The Feeling,” artfully mixed with Justice’s pounding magnum opus “Genesis.” I let the goosebumps take over as I put my hands in the air, let my head tilt back, and I took a moment to take it all in.

I had survived HARD Summer. As I joined the mass exodus of exhausted fans still buzzing from the festival’s finale, I realized I had seen every set I wanted to see from the lengthy weekend lineup, while also turning myself onto some brand new sounds I had previously never heard before.

Known for their ultra-diverse roster each year, HARD had me at hello, and now the waiting game begins with anticipation soaring high for next year’s big event.

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Like any festival, decisions and sacrifices will be made. With five stages spanning across a much wider venue (Whittier Recreational Park — just north of the Downtown LA area), it’s almost vital to have some sort of personal schedule to follow. Or not…

HARD SUMMER 2014 MUST-SEE ACTS

With this being my fifth HARD Summer (not bragging, just establishing some background), it’s easy for me to say that HARD always brings the most talented DJs and producers around. This year, however, it almost goes without saying. With a multitude of genres occurring across the park, it’s going to be difficult to watch everyone you want, so here are some of the ones you should make an effort to squeeze into your schedule.

Brillstein — HARD always likes to bring some Los Angeles natives into the mix, giving the festival its own home-grown vibe. This time it just so happens to be Thee Mike B‘s most recent and funky project. Since the festival starts so early this year, there’s no reason why you and the homies can’t show up and get things started properly with Brillstein. If you’re into deep, rump-shaking funk, Brillstein will be delivering some serious grooviness that you should not miss out on.

Trippy Turtle — This one is brutal because it lines up with Dillon Francis, but if you’re trying to see one of the best up-and-coming producers live and in action, this is the dude to see. Trippy Turtle has been making some remarkably huge waves as of late, and HARD will be the perfect stage to see him strut his stuff.

He has been instrumental in the rise of the Jersey and Baltimore Club sub-genres and this young gun’s skills are creatively reflected in every live performance he puts on. Trippy Turtle will definitely be a wise choice for anyone looking for bouncy, out-of-the-box goodness.

DJ Mustard — If you were able to watch the live stream of Skrillex’ Mothership Tour at Red Rocks (or even better watch it IN PERSON), you most likely caught DJ Mustard. He’s the man behind some of the most infamous pop/ hip-hop fusion songs you hear on the radio and also is extremely mean on the decks.

Mustard’s set will undoubtedly be one wild party, so if you’re craving a hard, trap and hip-hop influenced sound, and you’re trying to get down with everything you’ve got, leave it all at DJ Mustard’s stage.

A-Trak — It goes without saying that this guy is a living DJ legend. So why see him when you can see other awesome DJs instead? First of all A-Trak has been DESTROYING his live performances lately. If you’ve been able to catch any of his recent Instagram posts, you’ll see that the dude is scratching better than ever and playing out one of the most diverse set lists you will ever see. Fact.

Coming off the recent GoldGoneWild tour, the Fool’s Gold Records boss is white hot, and with HARD coming up, you can most certainly expect this renown veteran to put out an amazing performance this weekend. With a handful of DMC championship titled under his belt, as well as production credits with some of hip-hop and dance music’s biggest names, A-Trak is a marquee act that you absolutely should not pass up on. Trust me.

Jack U — Another fairly obvious choice but, come on. Who would give up the chance to see Skrillex and Diplo share the stage together? They haven’t played a festival this big since Ultra and that was just a shit show (the good kind).

These are arguably the two biggest, most dominating American DJs and producers in the game right now, and I’ll bet the house of the fact that these two are going to deliver a larger-than-life performance at HARD. Not to mention that LA is Skrill’s hometown, so you know he will be putting out for his city in impeccable fashion. Sonny and Wes onstage for an hour and a half? Yes please. Move over Carnage. Go stage dive some more…

HARD SUMMER 2014 SCHEDULING CONFLICTS

Both days are packed to the brim with talent, so naturally there are some pretty major scheduling conflicts. This obviously all depends on what you’re into and who you’re trying to see, and thankfully, HARD is the festival that can deliver a completely unique festival experience to all of its attendees, because of its incredible diversity. Some of these conflicts might not even exist for you because you’re only going to see Tiesto though. Hey, that’s cool too, bruh.

Saturday:

GRiZ vs Bro Safari — Does one get funky as fuck or so turnt your face hurts? This is a toss up because I’m a huge GRiZ fan but I also love making that “who just shat in my lap?” face when Bro Safari drops something too nasty. With GRiZ making sweet electro-soul laced with sexy saxophone, and Bro Safari bulldozing masses with waves of head-crushing bass, taste plays a big part in making this tough call.

Tchami vs Alex Metric — The real question here is, “how much booty shaking do I want to do?” Either way you’re making a great choice. Are you going for that future-house sound Tchami has mastered over the past year or that silky, ultra-soulful, funky kind of booty shaking only Alex Metric can provide?

Flosstradamus vs Dusky vs What So Not vs Oliver — Woof. Turn up or boogie down? If you’re a ratchet bitch, go to Floss, obviously. But, if you’re into What So Not’s ambient, yet party-fueling sound, it’ll prove to be another tough call up against the likes of Oliver’s unmatched funky, nu-disco finesse. To make this even more difficult, Dusky will be serving up hot, fresh booty-house vibes right at the same time. This one is about to be a doozie.

Baauer vs Justin Martin vs Jack Beats — Good Christ. First off, after the “Harlem Shake” phenomenon, Baauer chilled out for a little bit, and now has returned with some pretty incredible tracks. On the other hand, Just Martin killed in the Dew Lab at this year’s Coachella, and he is one of the unparalleled masters of the booty bumping goodness that is DirtyBird Records.

But then there is Jack Beats. The UK-bred OWSLA duo is known to spin a wide variety of different sounds, but are always known to bring a good time, as well as a raucous set. These two vets are definitely a force to be reckoned with too, making this triangle of heavy-hitters an incredibly difficult call to make.

DJ Snake vs Kill The Noise — Another tragically difficult decision to be made here, although it really once again comes down to taste. Kill The Noise is going to offer his OWSLA/Slowroast Recs hybrid sound; a mix of head-splitting dubstep and wild electro-house. KTN will surely deliver the one-two punch with his veteran experience performing at HARD, and will undoubtedly put on one of the grimiest sets of the weekend.

Next, consider DJ Snake. The Parisian Mad Decent superstar has taken over the world this year with a handful of twerk-inducing collabs and originals that turn dance floors into saunas instantly. Taste remains key, but for those just looking for a good performance, this one is nearly impossible to call.

Seth Troxler vs The M Machine vs Jack U — This one might be the most difficult call on Saturday. Diversity, as welcomed and appreciated as it is on a lineup this large, is coming back to bite us in the ass as Saturday’s final sets pose this incredibly tough decision. Off to party with forward-thinking beat maker Seth Troxler, or will you make your way to one of the biggest, most anticipated headlining sets of the entire festival circuit over at Jack U? 

And as if that wasn’t hard enough to call, throw the M Machine into the discussion and it becomes all the more difficult. The OWSLA championed trio will be throwing down their brand of futuristic, fresh, hard-knocking bass music at the same time. 

Sunday:

Milo and Otis vs. Wax Motif— Sunday afternoon offers its first conflict as Wax Motif and Milo and Otis take the decks at the same time. To choose between the up-and-coming trap duo who are fresh off Skrillex’s Mothership Tour, and funky, techno guru who frequently collaborates with Destructo will prove to be a difficult test of tastes.

Mercer vs. Hannah Wants– Both of these performers have some serious talent to showcase at this year’s HARD. Both bred in the house genre, these two have respectively taken club music to their own realms, and each pack some noteworthy talent.

For the type looking for an immerse, deep house experience, look no further than Hannah Wants (who is making her first US appearance this weekend). However those looking to party down to some of the hardest electro-house out there, Mercer will absolutely be the set for you.

Clockwork vs. Shiba San vs. 2manydjs–  This conflict might be overlooked, however, with some thought, you’ll find this one to be just as tough as most of the others. Shiba San is going to take his crowd through a variety of different deep and funky soundscapes, while Clockwork is going to do what he is best at. Clockwork is going to deliver a mind-bending, teeth-grinding set that will be an absolute party from start to finish.

Then there is 2manydjs. The Belgian duo have been around forever and have produced some of dance music’s most creative outputs in the last two decades as either 2manydjs or their live collective Soulwax. Anyone who appreciates where all of this came from should definitely give 2manydjs a gander, I promise it’ll be worth your time.

Trippy Turtle vs. Dillon Francis– Probably the hardest toss up of the whole weekend here, folks. Cat master and festival headliner Dillon Francis is slated to play at the exact same time as on of the most promising up-and-coming names in all of dance music, Trippy Turtle. Both will surely deliver amazing bouts from behind the decks, however unfortunately this painstaking decision will have to be made.

Trippy is going to offer a bubbly, light, bouncy experience, complete with dripping synths and bedroom-rattling remixes. Dillon is going to bring the party like only Dillon Francis knows how. Who knows, DJ Hanzel, or even DJ Rich As Fuck might even make an appearance at Dillon’s set. Either way, this one will most likely be a game-time decision.

Maya Jane Coles vs. Tiesto vs. Nero vs. Brodinski– Oh, brother. We have the return on UK-trio bass masters Nero, going on at the same time as Bromance authority Brodinski throwing down his own meshing of deep, dark techno and filthy hip-hop.

As if that wasn’t difficult enough, you also have to choose between one of the biggest DJs who ever lived, Tiesto, playing at the same time as Maya Jane Coles. Tiesto will bring the world-celebrated house and club sounds that he helped create and popularize over the last twenty years, while MJC will bring her meticulous brand of silky, sexy deep house to the mix. This four-way talent cluster caps off the festival, leaving one of the hardest calls for last.

HARD SUMMER 2014 VENUE LAYOUT

One of the best things about this year’s HARD Summer is the new venue. Whittier Narrows Recreation Area is almost three times larger than the Los Angeles Historic Park (HARD’s former home) and offers guests a much GREENER atmosphere. I think I speak for most of the HARD ticket-holders when I say I’m very much looking forward to leaving the festival sans dust and wood chips.

The new venue offers guests a TON of strolling area compared to the Historic Park’s high-traffic try-not-to-run-into-people areas. My hopes are that with so much additional space, the festival will be able to accommodate attendees with plenty of bathroom areas. Although last year was fine (for me at least) there still seemed to be an alarming number of drunk white girls screaming “I’M GONNA FUCKING PISS MYSELF!”

TRAVELING TO HARD SUMMER 2014

As always, HARD makes it incredibly easy for you and your crew to get to the festival. By train, cab, uber, or hooves, you can get to Whittier Park for next to nothing. Or absolutely nothing. Take a look at this dope ass pic:

Welp, that about sums up everything you need to know about this year’s HARD Summer. Have fun, be safe, and dance your little tush off!

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HARD came through with their full lineup announcement for the August 2nd and 3rd festival, at it’s new location, and the two-day roster is boasting what should be the biggest party of this festival season. Headlining bouts by dance music royalty tag-team Jack U, Nero, Mad Decent don Dillon Francis, and Disclosure are set to make waves, along with HARD newcomers Tiesto and former Swedish House frontman Axwell set to make stellar HARD debuts as well.

The genre bending fashion that HARD lives for comes through in full effect with performances by everyone from the likes of A-Trak to What So Not, Dirty Bird Player Justin Martin to Bro Safari, back to young gun Martin Garrix and so many more in between.

Spanning the entire electronic spectrum, leaving no taste left unsatisfied, the summer festival of the year is here. From Kill The Noise to J.Philip, Brodinski to Kry Wolf, A$AP Mob to Clockwork and back, HARD knows no bounds. Check out the official trailer below and get your tickets to HARD here.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2
JACK U| A$AP MOB | AXWELL | FLOSSTRADAMUS
BAAUER | TOMMY TRASH | DJ SNAKE | CARNAGE | JACK BEATS
SETH TROXLER |KILL THE NOISE | JUSTIN MARTIN | PUSHA T
TIGA VS. AUDION |  THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS |  JOSH WINK | GRIZ
WHAT SO NOT |  TCHAMI |  OLIVER |  DUSKY |  RUSTIE | BRO SAFARI
ALEX METRIC | LUNICE |THE M MACHINE | CYRUL HAHN | HENRY FONG
GOLDROOM (DJ SET) |  J. PHILIP | AEROPLANE |  JUAN MACLEAN (DJ SET)
JUSTIN JAY |  SHIFT K3Y | TWRK | VALENTINO KHAN  |  DAVID HEARTBREAK
LOUISAHHH!!! | SHAROOZ | WORTHY | EPROM | HARVEY McKAY |
ALESIA | ETNIK | CUT SNAKE | ALIX PEREZ + MORE

SUNDAY, AUGUST 3
TIESTO | DISCLOSURE | NERO |DILLION FRANCIS
2MANYDJS | MARTIN GARRIX | A-TRAK | CHASE & STATUS | MAYA JANE COLES
RUDIMENTAL (LIVE) | SUB FOCUS | BRODINSKI | CLOCKWORK
DESTRUCTO | JULIO BASHMORE | DJ MUSTARD | THE CHAINSMOKERS
GORGON CITY | CASHMERE CAT | MERCER | HUCCI | BREACH
JESSE ROSE | CLAPTONE | DANNY DAZE | WAVE RACER | JACQUES GREENE
KASTLE | JIMMY EDGAR |SHARAM JEY | 100S | DJ SLINK
TRIPPY TURTLE | BRANCHEZ |MILO & OTIS | ETC! ETC! | KILL FRENZY
SHIBA SAN | HANNAH WANTS | BLOOD DIAMONDS | MR. CARMACK
VANILLA ACE | DJEMBA DJEMBA | WAX MOTIF | VINDATA
KRY WOLF | CORY ENEMY | BONES + MORE

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Missed out on Ultra? Just tune in to the Ultra Music Festival Live Stream to check out all the artists. If you missed the live broadcast of the UMF, no problem. Down below are the Ultra Music Festival 2014 sets of artists who played on the third day; including the tracklist and free downloads for each set in alphabetical order.

Reminder:

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 Soundcloud sets and/or free download links aren’t available, they will be fixed asap. Thank you.

Latest Updates: 

1. Updated all download links that were not working.
2. Added Gareth Emery’s set and free download.
3. Added Fedde Le Grand’s, Mat Zo’s and Aly & Fila b2b John O’Callaghan’s full tracklists.
4. Added MAT ZO’s set and free download.
5. Updated Afrojack, Aly & Fila b2b John O’Callaghan, Gaia, David Guetta, Jack U (Skrillex + Diplo), Hardwell, MAKJ, Myon & Shane 54, Nervo, Sander Van Doorn, Steve Angello, and TJR download links.

Day 1 SETS

Day 2 SETS

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Deadmau5 and Tiesto on each other’s case via Twitter.

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Afrojack | Free Download

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Tracklist:

Aly & Fila b2b John O’Callaghan | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. ID – ID
2. Coming Soon – Become One (Interactive Noise Remix)
3. Will Atkinson – Isolator [SUBCULTURE (BLACK HOLE)]
4. Aly & Fila feat. Karim Youssef – Laily (Photographer Remix)
5. ID – ID
6. Aly & Fila feat. Sue McLaren – Where To Now (Will Atkinson Gold Mix) 
7. Cold Blue – Black Rock 
8. Lange feat. Hysteria! – Unfamiliar Truth (ID Remix) 
9. A&Z – Invocation
10. John O’Callaghan & John Askew vs. Nadia Ali – Stressed Rapture (Alex Vlasov Mashup) 
11. Ian Standerwick – ID
12. Abstract Vision – Rocket (Photographer Remix)
13. Black & White vs. Major7 – Black 7 (Coming Soon Remix)
14. Neptune Project – Lost All My Tears (The Noble Six Remix)
15. Luke Bond feat. Roxanne Emery – On Fire (Aly & Fila Remix)
16. Jase Thirlwall vs. Motorcycle – As The Rush Freaks (John O’Callaghan Mashup) 
17. Max Graham vs. Maarten De Jong – Lekker (Cristian Ketelaars Rework)
18. Jonathan Carvajal – Spring Valley (Indecent Noise Edit)
19. John O’Callaghan feat. Audrey Gallagher – Big Sky (Joint Operations Centre Deconstruction)
20. Aly & Fila feat. Jwaydan – We Control The Sunlight 
21. Max Graham – The Evil ID (Mark Sherry Remix) 

Andrew Rayel | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. Andrew Rayel feat. Sylvia Tosun – We Bring The Love Miami w/ Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash – Reload (Andrew Rayel Bootleg)
2. Armin van Buuren & Andrew Rayel – Eiforya w/ R3hab & Swanky Tunes feat. Max’C – Sending My Love 
3. Andrew Rayel feat. Alexandra Badoi – Goodbye 
4. MaRLo – Visions
5. Andy Moor & Betsie Larkin & Andrew Rayel & Armin van Buuren & Ummet Ozcan & DigitalX – Love Again The Pulsar (Andrew Rayel Mashup)
6. Armin van Buuren feat. Miri Ben-Ari – Intense (Andrew Rayel Remix) 
7. Andrew Rayel – Dark Warrior 
8. W & W – Bigfoot 
9. Zedd feat. Foxes – Clarity (Andrew Rayel Remix)
10. Andrew Rayel – Power Of Elements (Trancefusion 2014 Anthem) w/ Armin van Buuren feat. Trevor Guthrie – This Is What It Feels Like (Acappella)
11. Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl feat. Georgi Kay – In My Mind (Andrew Rayel Remix) 
12. W&W & Gareth Emery feat. Lucy Saunders – Sanctuary Invasion (Andrew Rayel Mashup) w/ Andrew Rayel – Coriolis 
13. Faithless – Insomnia (Andrew Rayel Remix)
14. Andrew Rayel vs. MaRLo vs. Bobina vs. OneRepublic – If I Lose My Space BOOM (Andrew Rayel Rebuild) 
15. Hardwell feat. Matthew Koma – Dare You (Andrew Rayel Remix) 
16. Calvin Harris feat. Example – We’ll Be Coming Back (Andrew Rayel Remix)
17. Andrew Rayel & Tenishia vs. Sandro Silva & Quintino – Where Do Epic Begin
18. MaRLo – Poseidon
19. Andrew Rayel feat. Jano – How Do I Know 
20. Dash Berlin & Andrew Rayel feat. Emma Hewitt – Waiting vs ID (650 Anthem Submission) (Andrew Rayel Mashup)
21. Tiesto & Kaaze & Above & Beyond feat. Richard Bedford – Maximal Sun & Moon (Andrew Rayel Mashup)
22. Alex M.O.R.P.H. feat. Sylvia Tosun – An Angel’s Love (Andrew Rayel Aether Remix) 
23. Zedd feat. Matthew Koma & Miriam Bryant – Find You (Dash Berlin Remix) 
24. Andrew Rayel feat. Jwaydan – Until The End 
25. Seven Lions & Myon & Shane 54 feat. Tove Lo – Strangers (ID Remix) 
26. Dash Berlin Feat. Christina Novelli vs Timbaland & One Republic vs Nari & Milani vs Andrew Bayer – Jar Of Hearts vs Apologize vs England vs Atom (Andrew Rayel Mashup)
27. Dash Berlin feat. Sarah Howells – Go It Alone (Andrew Rayel Remix) w/ Alesso & Sebastian Ingrosso feat. Ryan Tedder – Calling (Lose My Mind) (Acappella) 
28. Dash Berlin – Till The Sky Falls Down (Andrew Rayel Rework) 
29. Alexandre Bergheau & MaRLo vs. W&W – Symptom Impact (Andrew Rayel Mashup)
30. Delerium & Tiesto vs. W&W & Afrojack – Lethal Silence (Andrew Rayel Mega Mashup) 

Cedric Gervais | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. TST vs. twoloud – Drop It Like This 
2. Riva Starr & Fatboy Slim – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Calvin Harris Remix)
3. Norman Doray – Filtre (Chocolate Puma Remix) 
4. Miley Cyrus vs. Cedric Gervais – Adore You 
5. R3hab & Lucky Date – Rip It Up (Nicky Romero Edit) 
6. Lana Del Rey – Young & Beautiful (Cedric Gervais Remix)
7. CID & Mednas – Ill Behaviour

Clockwork | Check Back for Updates

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Cosmic Gate | Free Download

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Tracklist (Not Finalized):

1. Arty – Flashback [ANJUNABEATS] w/ Cosmic Gate feat. Denise Rivera – Body Of Conflict (Acappella)
2. ID – ID
3. Cosmic Gate – Crushed (Rafael Frost Remix) 
4. Brandon Flowers (The Killers) – Crossfire (Cosmic Gate Remix)
5. Cosmic Gate – ID
6. Cosmic Gate feat. Emma Hewitt – Be Your Sound
7. Capital Cities – Safe And Sound (Markus Schulz vs. Grube & Hovsepian Remix)
8. Danilo Ercole – Cruzer
9. Cosmic Gate feat. Jonathan Mendelsohn – Falling Back In Love (Working Title)
10. Orjan Nilsen & Cosmic Gate – ID
11. Cosmic Gate – So Get Up 
12. Cosmic Gate – Fire Wire (Cosmic Gate Back 2 The Future Remix) 
13. ID – ID

David Guetta | Free Download

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Tracklist:

Example | Check Back for Updates

Tracklist:

Fedde Le Grand | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. [00:00] Fedde Le Grand & Jewelz & Scott Sparks – ID
2. [03:15] Yeah Yeah Yeahs feat. A-Trak – Heads Will Roll (Jewelz & Scott Sparks Bootleg) 
3. [05:40] Jewelz & Scott Sparks – Dope 
4. [09:15] Riva Starr & Fatboy Slim – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Acappella) 
5. [10:30] Fedde Le Grand – Don’t Give Up 
6. [13:55] Fedde Le Grand & Sultan & Ned Shepard – No Good 
7. [17:38] Bassjackers – Zing 
8. [20:35] dBerrie vs. Bruno Mars & Sultan & Ned Shepard – Locked Out Of Malfunction (Sprea Mashup)
9. [23:45] Fedde Le Grand – ID
10. [28:15] dBerrie & Zen Freeman – Switch  w/ [28:37] ID – Check This Out (Acappella)
11. [30:55] dBerrie – Output
12. [30:55] The Aston Shuffle vs. Tommy Trash – Sunrise (Won’t Get Lost) (Acappella)
13. [34:45] ID – ID
14. [38:50] Alesso & Calvin Harris feat. Theo Hutchcraft – Under Control (Oliver Heldens Bootleg)
15. [41:20] Fedde Le Grand – You Got This
16. [45 min] Deorro – Yee w/ Zedd feat. Hayley Williams – Stay The Night (Acappella)
17. [47:41] Fedde Le Grand – Lost In City Of Lights (Working Title)
18. [52:15] Coldplay – Paradise (Fedde Le Grand Remix) 
19. [55:42] R3hab – Samurai (Go Hard)

Gaia | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. ID – ID
2. Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia – Stellar
3. Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia – Humming The Lights 
4. Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia – Tuvan
5. Armin van Buuren – Communication (Faruk Sabanci Remix) 
6. Armin van Buuren – Precious (Mike Saint-Jules Remix)
7. Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia – Empire Of Hearts
8. Jorn Van Deynhoven – The New Horizons (ASOT 650 Anthem) (Mark Sixma Remix)
9. Armin van Buuren & Markus Schulz – The Expedition (ASOT 600 Theme) 
10. Armin van Buuren – Blue Fear (Orjan Nilsen 2012 Remix)
11. Armin van Buuren – Orbion
12. Armin van Buuren pres. Gaia – J’ai Envie De Toi
13. Armin van Buuren – Pulsar
14. Wiegel Meirmans Snitker – Nova Zembla (Armin van Buuren Remix)
15. Frans Bak – The Killing (Armin van Buuren Remix)
16. Gaia – Aisha
17. Sasha Carassi & Mikael Jonasson vs. Gaia – Status Excessu Void (Armin van Buuren Mashup)
18. Armin van Buuren feat. Jan Vayne – Serenity

Gareth Emery | Free Download

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Hardwell | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. [00:00] Hardwell – ID
2. [04:20] Paris Blohm feat. Taylr Renee – Left Behind (Instrumental Mix) (Working Title) [REVEALED] w/ Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash – Reload (Acappella)
3. [06:20] ID – ID
4. [08:50] Hardwell feat. Matthew Koma – Dare You (Hardwell Tiesto vs. twoloud vs. Cash Cash vs. Andrew Rayel Remix Ultra Edit)
5. [13:25] Gareth Emery feat. Bo Bruce – U (W&W Remix) w/ Alesso & Calvin Harris feat. Theo Hutchcraft – Under Control (Acappella)
6. [16:55] Deorro & J-Trick – Rambo w/ [17:06] Mightyfools – Footrocker (Get Your Hands Up Acappella)
7. [20 min] Lana Del Rey – Young & Beautiful (ID Remix)
8. [21:50] Hardwell – Everybody Is In The Place 
9. [25:10] Hardwell feat. Amba Shepherd – Apollo (Hardwell Private Edit) 
10. [29:50] Armin van Buuren – Ping Pong (Hardwell Remix) w/ MAKJ & Henry Fong – Encore (Acappella)
11. [33:20] Bastille & Audien vs. Krewella & W&W – Pompeii vs. Live For The Night (Hardwell Ultra Mashup)
12. [38:10] ID – ID w/ Hardwell & MAKJ – Countdown (Acapella) w/ [40:13] Hardwell & Dyro feat. Bright Lights – Never Say Goodbye (Acappella) w/ [41:40] ID – ID
13. [42:30] ID – ID w/ [42:56] Tiesto – Red Lights (Acappella) w/ [44:07] Hardwell & Showtek – How We Do (Acappella) 
14. [45 min] ID – ID
15. [48:15] Hardwell & Joey Dale – Arcadia (Working Title)
16. [52:10] Hardwell – United We Are (Working Title) w/ [52:35]Alesso – Raise Your Head (Acappella) w/ [53:35] Riva Starr & Fatboy Slim – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Acapella) w/ [55 min] David Guetta & GlowintheDark feat. Harrison – Ain’t A Party (Let Me See Your Fuckin Hands Acappella)
17. [56:35] Hardwell – Spaceman w/ [57:31] w/ [57:31] Hardwell & W&W – Jumper (Acappella) w/ [57:35] Blasterjaxx & W&W – Rocket (Working Title)

Jack U (Skrillex + Diplo) | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. [00:01] Skrillex feat. Diplo, G-Dragon & CL – Dirty Vibe
2. [01:28] DJ Fresh & Diplo feat. Dominique Young Unique – Earthquake w/ [01:50] DJ Fresh & Diplo feat. Dominique Young Unique – Earthquake (Astronomar Careless Earthquake Edit)
3. [2:20] Elliphant – Revolusion 
4. [03:32] Douster – King of Africa w/ [03:59] Steff Da Campo & Danny Da Costa – Go
5. [04:35] Jack U – ID
6. [06:15] Bingo Players – Cry (Just A Little) [HYSTERIA] w/ [07:20] Wiwek & Gregor Salto – On Your Mark 
7. [08:04] Skrillex & Wolfgang Gartner – The Devil’s Den (VIP) 
8. [11:45] Duck Sauce – NRG (Skrillex & Kill The Noise & Milo & Otis Remix)
9. [14:34] Botnek & 3lau – Vikings
10. [16:22] Skrillex feat. KillaGrahm – Stranger 
11. [18:31] G-Buck – #Twurnt
12. [19:16] DJ Snake feat. Lil Jon – Turn Down For What?! (TWRK Edit)
13. [20:09] Skrillex feat. Kill The Noise & Fatman Scoop – Recess [
14. [22:14] DJ Kool – Let Me Clear My Throat (Party Favor Re-twerk) 
15. [23:29] ID – ID
16. [24:23] Diplo feat. Nicky Da B – Express Yourself w/ [25:04] Skrillex feat. Sirah – Bangarang 
17. [26:31] Boys Noize – Push Em Up (Salva Remix) 
18. [29:08] Skrillex – Rock ‘n Roll (Will Take You To The Mountain) w/ [29:51] 12th Planet & Protohype feat. KillaGraham – Brick 
19. [30:49] TrollPhace & JuJu – Vengeance Like a B0:55
20. [32 min] Steve Aoki & Diplo & Deorro feat. Steve Bays – Freak (Rickyxsan Turnt Bootleg)
21. [35:04] Diplo feat. Faustix & ImanoS & Kai – Revolution  w/ [37:18] Flux Pavilion – I Can’t Stop
22. [37:40] Skrillex feat. Ragga Twins – All Is Fair In Love And Brostep 
23. [39:36] Aero Chord – BLVDE 
24. [40:43] Azealia Banks feat. Lazy Jay – 212 (D-Bass Trap Remx) 
25. [42:29] Snails & Antiserum – ID
26. [43:31] M.I.A. – Y.A.L.A (Bro Safari & Valentino Khan Remix) 
27. [45:20] YG feat. Rich Homie Quan & Young Jeezy – My Nigga (INGWELL Remix)
28. [46:39] Major Lazer – ID
29. [48:05] Skrillex feat. Ragga Twins – Ragga Bomb 
30. [48:52] Major Lazer feat. Amber Of Dirty Projectors – Get Free 
31. [50:08] Skrillex feat. Niki & The Dove – Ease My Mind  w/ [51:51] Skrillex feat. Niki & The Dove – Ease My Mind (GTA Bootleg)
32. [52:30] Toto – Africa

MAKJ | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. ID – ID w/ TST vs. twoloud – Drop It Like This (Acappella)
2. ID – ID w/ Queen – We Will Rock You (Acappella)
3. Yellow Claw – DJ Turn It Up 
4. Zedd – Shotgun 
5. MAKJ & Henry Fong – Encore w/ Tag Team – Whoomp! (There It Is) (Acappella)
6. MAKJ & M35 vs. Nirvana vs. Krewella – Revolution Night Spirit (MAKJ vs. Hardwell Live Edit) 
7. ID – ID w/ Linkin Park – Numb (Acappella)
8. 2 Live Crew vs. Joel Fletcher vs. Z&Z – We Want Some Pussy (MAKJ Edit)
9. ID – ID
10. Ludacris – Move Bitch w/ ID – ID
11. MAKJ & Lil Jon – Let’s Get F*cked Up 
12. Alice Deejay – Better Off Alone
13. ID – ID
14. DMX vs. Clockwork – Squad Up In Here (Hardwell & Dannic Mashup) w/ Chardy & Kronic – S.W.A.T. Team (Reece Low Remix) 
15. The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army
16. ID – ID w/ Showtek – Slow Down (Acappella) w/ Chuckie & JunxterJack – Make Some Noise 
17. DJ Snake feat. Lil Jon – Turn Down For What?! 

Mat Zo | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. [00:00] Chemical Brothers – Hey Boy, Hey Girl (ID Remix)
2. [03:32] Green Velvet & Harvard Bass – Lazer Beams 
3. [06:33] Chocolate Puma feat. Kriss Kriss – Step Back 
4. [08:28] Skrillex feat. Diplo, G-Dragon & CL – Dirty Vibe
5. [10:43] Mumbai Science – Lotus 
6. [14:03] Mat Zo feat. Chuck D – Pyramid Scheme w/ [17:19] Above & Beyond – Walter White
7. [21:10] Ferry Corsten – Rock Your Body Rock (Arty Rock-N-Rolla Mix)
8. [26:34] Steve Aoki & Chris Lake & Tujamo – Boneless w/ [27:35] Deadmau5 – Strobe w/ [27:35] Above & Beyond feat. Richard Bedford – Sun & Moon (Acappella)
9. [30:10] Jordy Dazz – Torpedo 
10. [31:38] Janelle Monae – Dance Apocalyptic (Chocolate Puma Remix) 
11. [32:54] Nom De Strip & Nezzo – Sushi Of God  w/ [33:10] Ape Drums – Bashment 
12. [35:29] Porter Robinson & Mat Zo – Easy (Botnek Remix)
13. [35:29] Porter Robinson & Mat Zo – Easy (Botnek Remix)  w/ [37:11] Porter Robinson & Mat Zo – Easy 
14. [38:12] Mat Zo feat. Rachel K Collier – Only For You (Maor Levi Remix) 
15. [40:13] Fedde Le Grand feat. DI-RECT – Where We Belong (Henry Fong Remix)  w/ [40:56] ID – ID
16. [42:50] Hardwell & MAKJ – Coutdown (Naffz & Nick Mathon Remix) w/ [43:57] Hardwell & MAKJ – Countdown 
17. [45:18] Skrillex feat. KillaGrahm – Stranger w/ [47:40] Wiwek – Salute 
18. [48:24] Empire Of The Sun – Alive (Mat Zo Remix) w/ [49:35] Empire Of The Sun – Alive (Zedd Remix) 
19. [50:24] Bassnectar & ill.GATES – Expanded 
20. [52:34] Autoerotique feat. Marissa Jack – Roll The Drums (Torro Torro Remix) 
21. [54:47] Above & Beyond – Hello [

Myon & Shane 54 | Free Download

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Tracklist (Not Finalized):

1. Coldplay – Midnight (Maor Levi & Norin & Rad & Kevin Wild Remix)
2. Cole Plante & Myon & Shane 54 feat. Koko Laroo – Lie To Me (Juventa Remix) 
3. Tom Staar – Rocket 
4. Myon & Shane 54 feat. Amy Pearson – Hurricane (Vigel Remix)
5. Chris Lake feat. Jareth – Helium (Merk & Kremont Remix) 
6. Norin & Rad & Juventa – ID
7. Syn Cole – Miami 82 (Merk & Kremont Remix)
8. ID – ID
9. Artificial – Stuck In Sa Caleta 
10. Daft Punk – One More Time (Myon & Shane 54 Summer Of Love Mix) 
11. Lana Del Rey – Young & Beautiful (Myon & Shane 54 Summer of Love Mix) 
12. Cole Plante & Myon & Shane 54 feat. Ruby O’Dell – If I Fall (ID Remix)
13. Seven Lions & Myon & Shane 54 feat. Tove Lo – Strangers 
14. Zedd – Shave It w/ Tiesto feat. BT – Love Comes Again (Myon & Shane 54 Monster Mix)
15. Andrew Bayer feat. Molly Bancroft – Keep Your Secrets (ID Remix)

Nervo | Free Download

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Tracklist (Not Finalized):

1. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Afrojack & NERVO vs. W&W & Ummet Ozcan – The Way We See The World vs. The Code (NERVO Mashup)
2. Bassjackers – Crackin (Martin Garrix Edit) [SPINNIN’] w/ Alesso – Raise Your Head (Acappella)
3. Bassjackers vs. Icona Pop – I Don’t Care vs. Crackin (Hardwell Summer 2013 Mashup) w/ Alesso – Raise Your Head (Acappella) w/ David Guetta & GlowintheDark feat. Harrison – Ain’t A Party (Let Me See Your Fuckin Hands Acappella)
4. NERVO & Ivan Gough feat. Beverley Knight – Not Taking This No More (Bass King vs. X-Vertigo Remix) 
5. NERVO – Hold On (R3hab & Silvio Ecomo Remix) 
6. Ummet Ozcan & R3hab & NERVO – Revolution (Vocal Mix) 
7. Deorro & ZooFunktion – Hype (Autoerotique Remix)
8. NERVO & Nicky Romero – Forget Who We Are (Working Title)
9. Daddy’s Groove & CongoRock – Synthemilk 
10. 2 Unlimited – Get Ready For This (Steve Aoki Remix) 
11. Nicky Romero & NERVO – Like Home 
12. ID – ID
13. ID – ID
14. ID – ID
15. ID – ID

Paul van Dyk | Free Download

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Tracklist:

Sander Van Doorn | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. [00:00] U2 – Ordinary Love (Jordy Dazz & SL8 Bootleg) 
2. [01:10] Mutiny UK & Steve Mac feat. Nate James – Feel The Pressure (Axwell & NEW_ID Remix) 
3. [04:55] Sander van Doorn & Yves V – Direct Dizko 
4. [07:30] Martin Garrix & Firebeatz – Helicopter
5. [09:20] Sander van Doorn – Right Here, Right Now (Neon) (Ummet Ozcan Remix)
6. [11:10] Paul Mayson – Jaminha 
7. [13 min] MERCER & Bare – Bangla
8. [15:20] Sander Van Doorn vs. Eurythmics – Sweet Koko (Sander van Doorn Mashup) 
9. [18 min] Sander Van Doorn & Adrian Lux vs. Inpetto – No More Serious Eagles

Steve Angello | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. Sebjak & Jaz Von D – Into The Wild  w/ Steve Angello & Laidback Luke feat. Robin S – Show Me Love w/ Steve Angello – Knas 
2. [3 min] Merk & Kremont – Amen
3. [7 min] CID & Mednas – Ill Behaviour
4. [11 min] Arias & Greg Cerrone – Foot Steps 
5. [15 min] Galantis – You (Ivan Gough & Jebu Remix)
6. [18 min] Eddie Thoneick & Abel Ramos feat. James Walsh – Love Will Never Let You Down 
7. Matisse & Sadko – Sigure w/ Justice vs. Simian – We Are Your Friends (Acappella)
8. Nari & Milani vs. Laidback Luke & Swedish House Mafia – Leave The Atom (Steve Angello Cut) w/ Arno Cost – Cyan w/ [28 min] Oui’wack – Jungle Wars
9. Marco Santoro – My Body (The Cube Guys Remix) w/ Supermode – Tell Me Why
10. Swedish House Mafia & Knife Party – Antidote [VIRGIN] w/ ID – ID
11. Swedish House Mafia feat. John Martin – Save The World (OLT Intro Edit) w/ ID – ID
12. ID – ID
13. Steve Angello & Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman – Payback 
14. Steve Angello – ID (Children Of The Wild) (Working Title) 

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TJR | Free Download

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Tracklist (Not Finalized):

1. ID – ID
2. ID – ID
3. ID – ID
4. ID – ID
5. ID – ID
6. Martin Garrix & Jay Hardway – Wizard 
7. Riva Starr & Fatboy Slim – Eat Sleep Rave Repeat (Henry Fong Bootleg) 
8. Dillon Francis & TJR – ID
9. TJR & VINAI – Bounce Generation 
10. TJR – Whats Up Suckaz w/ ID – ID
11. TJR – ID
12. Showtek feat. We Are Loud & Sonny Wilson – Booyah
13. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Moguai – Mammoth 
14. TJR vs. AC/DC – Ode To TNT (TJR Edit) w/ ID – ID w/ Dada Life – Kick Out The Epic Motherfucker (Acappella)
15. The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army

Tommie Sunshine | Free Download

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Tracklist:

1. Duck Sauce – NRG (Skrillex & Kill The Noise & Milo & Otis Remix) w/ GlowInTheDark feat. Chuckie – NRG (Acappella)
2. ID – ID
3. ID – ID
4. Live City – Slinghot
5. Disclosure feat. Sam Smith – Latch (Joel Fletcher Remix)
6. Will Sparks – Catch 
7. TJR & VINAI – Bounce Generation 

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