Hailing from Austin TX, Chad Cisneros and Dave Reed are at it again making magic that pleases the ears of those that are fortunate enough to experience such a phenomenon.
Everafter (Tritonal Club Mix) is a rendition of one of the songs off their debut album “Piercing The Quiet” which was released on their very own record label Air Up There Recordings. Hearing this song immediately puts one into a reminiscent mood especially when Christina Soto’s voice pierces through to lift your being sky high. Along with Christinas voice is a beat that will not stop …

Michael Woods does it again by blending his distinctly unique progressive influence with Ferry Corsten’s ft. Aruna “Live Forever”. This track has been featured on the 252nd edition of Ferry’s radio show “Corsten’s Countdown”. Set to be released soon on Flashover Recordings this rendition of an already popular song possesses Aruna’s discernibly sensual vocals on top of melodies accompanied by subtle synth harmonies. The chorus begins to build up and before you know it, a driving force of pure excellence presents itself and begins to pump this tune into dance heaven.
Once again Michael Woods has delivered …

Hot new remix from Sidney Samson, this time he’s done “Hello” by Martin Solveig featuring mesmerizing vocals from Dragonette. The track’s acidy lead will be sure to get people moving. The track, along with the entire EP, is available on Beatport.
Martin Solveig feat. Dragonette – Hello (Sidney Samson Remix).mp3 – 12.3 Mb
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Electronic jam band Lotus promised to release a new Live album when they reached 25,000 fans on Facebook. This is their release. 9 tracks from Winter/Spring tours 2010.
Enjoy.

Tracklisting:
1.3-Legged Workhorse 06:25
2.Age of Inexperience 11:39
3.In an Outline 04:41
4.Flower Sermon 09:03
5.Crazy Train 02:19
6.Flower Sermon 07:07
7.Invincibility of Youth 06:27
8.Wax 12:39
9.128 13:31
Available for free download at lotusvibes.bandcamp.com

Dubstep artist Zenodub has offered his album Cosmic EP for free download. The album features collaborations with The Widdler, MC Zulu, and Huron.
I’ve only listened to a few tracks so far but I must say I am highly impressed. The entire album has a spacey feel to it which gives you the feeling that you are not just listening to music but simultaneously going on an intergalactic voyage.
Overall the album is very ambient and quite relaxing. It takes a daring turn away from the “filth” that seems to be all …

The 8th Era is an electro/fidget group from New York and Philly. I recently tweeted about artists sending in their tracks for me to spotlight, and they were one of the first to respond.
What originally got my attention was their remix of deadmau5′s “Some Chords”, but this was only the tip of the iceberg. I gave each of their remixes a listen and was equally impressed with all of them.
Download Some Chords (The 8th Era Remix) by Deadmau5.mp3 – 6.2 Mb
Some Chords (The 8th Era Remix) by Deadmau5 by …

Dubstep artist Michael Sifeldeen aka Soundcloud user Ossicles posted a new track, dubbed Are You Ready To Get Did? The track is a refreshing step away from the popular “gorestep” or what some people call “brostep.”
The track can be downloaded in 320kbps from the website, or as a backup, it can be downloaded here.
Are You Ready To Get Did? by Ossicles

New work from Wolfgang Gartner himself blowing up clubs everywhere… Get it while it’s hot!
Download The Black Eyed Peas – Imma Be (Wolfgang Gartner Remix Edit).mp3 – 13.3 Mb

Soundcloud user Dark Tokyo sent in this remix of Boris Dlugosch’s Bangkok. Bangkok has been remixed many times in many different styles but the Dark Tokyo remix is one of the best I’ve heard. He adds his own unique element and spazzy beats that I can honestly say I have not heard before. The remix breaks out of the typical electro/house/fidget and almost becomes it’s own unique genre.
This remix by Dark Tokyo, aka アーチ Archibong, is his first remix but it’s quite clear that after writing such a successful track …

A new single from the bass-heavy dubstep artist Benga, titled “Who Remembers?”