Wayne & Woods are on the rise. They are getting recognition throughout the EDM community with plays on Steve Angello’s BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix as well as Tiesto’s most recent Club Life podcast. With all of this exposure we are sure to see much more from these two. Enjoy this track titled “Jumangee” featuring Henrix and get ready for more to come.

The long awaited Nicky Romero remix package for “Symphonica” has been released. New Jersey’s Cash Cash takes the track and flips it into electro house for all of you dancers out there. LA’s Bare captures the track in it’s “bare trap” and flips the remix to suit the latest trap movement. Lastly, DJ Suede transforms this hit into a dubstep symphony. It’s the best of three worlds, what more can you ask for?

Yesterday, Billboard premiered the newest track from EDM youngster, Martin Garrix. This rising star has already taken the world by storm with tracks like “BFAM” alongside elektro Freshman, Julian Jordan, and “Torrent” with Sidney Samson. Now, he has returned with his newest track, which has already begun making appearances at festivals worldwide. This track showcases Martin’s impressive production skills, and may be a preview of what his career may have in store. The future is certainly bright for this young artist, so get familiar with him if you haven’t already. Check out his new track, “Animals,” below!

Are you excited about EDC?

Tyler Sherritt: Yea I’m super stoked. It’s my first big festival. I’m really looking forward to it.

What was your initial reaction when you heard you were going to play?

Tyler: I was definitely shocked and stuff like that, but the shows we’ve been playing in New yOrk just continued to grow. It sounded right when they told me, so…

Can you tell everyone a little bit about your new song?

Tyler: My new track, “Petrichor,” is coming out on High Contrast Recordings this summer sometime. It’s just a high energy borderline trance progressive house trance that brings a ton of intensity when I play live at shows.

Are you playing it tomorrow?

Tyler: Definitely.

Does it have a specific spot in your set?

Tyler: Well, since I’m first, I don’t even know how it’s gonna happen. I hope they open the doors right at 12. I’m gonna drop it last three songs probably just so somebody hears it.

Have you preplanned you’re set it in your head or are you just going to go with it?

Tyler: I mean I have a huge folder of current songs I like to play, but regardless of how many people are in front of me when I’m playing, I’m still gonna come out and show who I am. Like if I was at a club and it was empty, I wouldn’t play hard and big songs. But depending on how it feels tomorrow I’ll play pretty hard… and I know a good… I mean it’s only an hour and there are a couple big significant tracks that I love to play in my sets and that’s gonna take up about half and then I got room to work with it for another 5 tracks or so.

Who’s your celebrity crush?

Tyler: Tiesto? Haha It’s a cliché, it’s been a joke with me and I don’t know if I believe it anymore but Taylor Swift. I feel like we’re made for each other. Well, I did when I was 13.

Have you ever been arrested?
Tyler: Never.

Have you ever been grounded by your parents? What did you do?

Tyler: I think I just cheated on a test on school, nothing exciting. Everything else I got away with.

What did you want to be when you grow up?

Tyler: I went through a lot of things. Soccer player. I wanted to be a skier cause I grew up in Alaska. Then I guess musician started when I was 11. Nothing with a degree haha.

How did that come into play? Playing drums and becoming a musician?

Tyler: Well I moved overseas to a third world country when I was 12 and I only had like 8 kids in my class and nothing to do. We had to stay in a compound and stuff. So I just kind of was brought to music more. I always sang, so I just kept singing. Then we made a couple of garage bands and just kinda went from there.

Do you have any pet peeves?

Tyler: People who speak with their mouth open, or smack when they eat.

If you could have any superpower what would it be?

Tyler: Whatever that Superman guy has, that’d be cool. I would love to fly but then if you’re not invincible then you’re probably gonna die. So is that two or more? I don’t know. If you fly does that mean you’re automatically invincible?

If you could have any other DJ’s hair, who would it be?

Tyler: Probably Bassnecter’s. I’d only want it for an hour.

Yea, keeping that hair up must be pretty tough. If you could create a DJ supergroup, a combinations of DJ that you’d go on tour with, who would it be?

Tyler: I don’t know, that’s such a hard question. People are gonna judge me on this. Well, I’d put Prydz on there cause I think he’s incredible. So yea, Prydz and I don’t know… Gesaffelstein. And then I can do the hard part of it. I love to combine all those styles.

If you could give a DJ a hug, party with, or DJ alongside with it’d be?

Tyler: A hug, I would like to hug one of the Nervo twins. Party with I don’t know… Diplo looks like the fucking man. I would love to party with him. And play with, I’ve played with most of my idols except for Tiesto, so Tiesto.

What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? Who said it?

Tyler: Go back to your room and work more. Everyone in my life. My dad, my manager, my publicist, my siblings.

If you could give a shout out to anyone in the world right, who would it be and what would you say?

Tyler: Shout out to my sister, Lily, and I’m sorry I missed your birthday.

What’s been your favorite festival to go to or play at?

Tyler: Coachella 2010 was a revolutionary year for me. I actually snuck in to it, which is incredible. Which I advise strongly against. And I snuck in, literally like I was not supposed to get in at all. And I went in, I saw Tiesto, and I saw Muse, Deadmau5 and Kaskade. It was incredible. That festival solidified that I wanted to do electronic cause I was a singer/songwriter before.

How did you sneak in?

Tyler: It’s kind of a long story haha.

Can you condense it?

Tyler: Kinda. We had to sneak through all these horse stalls and the group I was with got tackled and I was hiding in the shadows. And then I camped out in the porta-potties behind the last fence for a good 15 minutes making sure nobody was there. Then I jumped the last fence, ripped my jeans, was about to get caught and then I just slipped right in and ran to the stage. I’m proud of sneaking in and I wouldn’t be here now if I didn’t sneak into Coachella.

What was your first DJ gig ever?

Tyler: Well it was here in the city at this place – I don’t even think it’s open anymore – it’s called Open House. There was like 30 people there or so and I played this huge festival-style set and I didn’t know how to read people at that point. I learned quickly after that.

Have you had any weird groupie/fan experiences yet?

Tyler: I mean, sure. It’s weird that you see the groupie attention the day right before the show or after the show but then during the week you’re left alone. Nothing too crazy though.

If you could be anywhere in your career in the next year, where do you hope to be?

Tyler: Well this year I really want to spend time just getting my sound down and I think I’m gonna release 5 to 6 new tracks by the end of the year. And then by the turn of the year just touring all the time.

Taking a moment to reminisce on the “Good Life,” Mash-up mix master The Hood Internet has revived the Kanye West track with a daft 2013 update. Combining West’s “Good Life” and Daft Punk’s new single “Doin’ It Right,” “Doin’ it Good,” successfully fuses the best elements of both tracks for a smooth, funky, summer ready track. The groove of The Robots nicely compliments the lyrics of West and blends into a truly dynamic track. Pick up the track as a free download on The Hood Internet’s Soundcloud.

Technically advanced producer Moguai never ceases to amaze with his skillfully produced tracks. Now the equally talented Tom Staar has taken Moguai’s “Mpire” into the studio for a progressive house remix. The pulsating spin by Staar features hypnotic synth chords, a ferocious hook, and a dance floor ready sound. Only released in select places in Europe, keep an eye out for the tracks release in the coming weeks via Beatport.

Rudimental’s groundbreaking future garage album. “Home.” has finally been released in the US. The album debuted at #1 in the UK and sold 64,000 copies in its first week. The soul fueled album features standout tracks like chart topping singles “Feel The Love” and “Waiting All Night.” Other standout tracks are the funk/nu-disco driven “Hell Could Freeze” featuring Angel Haze, and deep house track “Spoons.” Equally as impressive as their production, Rudimental is also notable for their performances as a live band. Already a highly esteemed force in the UK, Rudimental is prime to take over the United States as well with their genre bending sound.

Trance superstar Dash Berlin took EDC NY by storm on Saturday playing an amazing show for thousands of people, but he wasn’t finished yet. Later that night he hit the stage at Marquee nightclub for the EDC after party. Full of energy he started off his set with the remixed track “Pressure” by Nadia Ali then going into his remix of Cosmic Gate’s “Over the Rainbow” followed by “Apollo.”

The colorful post EDC crowd with outlandish outfits went wild waving their hands in the air as laser lights took over the venue and confetti streamed down upon them. Dancers took their spot on each side of the DJ booth moving to the sound of the beat with their lavish costumes. Hard hitting bass drops and song lyrics filled the club as smoke sprayed out onto the dance floor.

Dash Berlin kept the crowd moving with “Incredible” by Carnage, mixing into his track “This is New York,” which had everyone jumping in a musical trance. While he spun his remixed track of Nadia Ali’s “Rapture,” Dash Berlin jumped off stage to take some quick pictures with a few of his devoted fans.

He continued his set with his famous hit “Man on the Run” and “Waiting” ft. the lovely vocals of Emma Hewitt. Dash Berlin then started to throw some rubber wrist bands into the crowd as people rushed to catch them, but the night wasn’t over yet, lights flashed and the tracks kept rolling.

Dash Berlin began closing out his set with “Better Half of Me” as the video played on the screen behind him. This was a night well spent with the world renowned trance DJ who never upsets! His next upcoming events on the east coast will be on June 29 at Soundgarden Hall in Philadelphia, PA and July 13 at Harrah’s Resort in Atlantic City, NJ. Be sure to catch him there!

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Thus far in 2013, Bingo Players haven’t been making much noise, but with a packed club and festival schedule spanning across Europe and North America, it’s safe to say the duo has been keeping busy. However, the two Dutchmen released their latest single today appropriately titled “Buzzcut,” their first in 2013. The track is a big-room electro anthem that features a massive buzzing synth, pounding snare and a signature Bingo Player melody. Check out the track above!

Written by: Long Vo