A few months back I featured the French producer Uppermost, including a cool live session video of his track “Step By Step.” Uppermost has been gaining steady traction over
On Sunday, I featured Zeds Dead and Ganja White Night’s track “Samurai,” off GWN’s new Origins EP. I decided to include a few more tracks
Last week, UKF released an article titled: The Story Behind Foreign Beggars – 22 Karma. The article goes into depth about Foreign Beggars newest album and the
Samurai makes for a surprisingly chill hybrid of sounds between Zeds Dead and Ganja White Night. A good track to sink into and vibe with,
Last weekend, the Australian superstar of dance music, tyDi, returned to Seattle with new music from his upcoming album Collide. We’ve covered the always charming
This weeks playlist starts off with some drum and bass vibes and works into more weird and experimental electronic sounds. We’ve got remixes of Black Sun
I’ve been to Fred Wildlife Refuge on four different occasions, but only at the most recent event, WAVES Presents: Midnight Jungle, was the upstairs open. Being able to
Trap Tuesday is upon us again and, as always, it is stacked. We have two huge tracks to premier, one from Otodayo Records, and one
Ora Seattle is the emerald city’s newest nightclub! Opening just a few months ago, this club is located in Belltown, just up the hill from
Continue the Seattle Trance Alliance 2 Year Anniversary celebrations with Mark Sherry on Saturday, February 17th. When it comes to tech trance, the name Mark
Kai Wachi is on a roll right now and we’re not mad. Between his Die Young EP, recent festival appearances, and teasers on his Insta story,
This week’s playlist consists of another funky bassy track from Jameston thieves, titled Alterspace (Rest). This track will instantly get in your head. I also included a
On January 29th, I met LEViT∆TE at Ghost Note Coffee for a meeting that would turn into an insightful and engaging interview about musical aspiration
This week’s playlist opens with future bass and works into experimental, dubstep, and trap music. I wanted to make a playlist with some progression, so
On Friday, January 19th, I made my way through the doors of Fred Wildlife Refuge, an easily hidden gem of Seattle nightlife, tucked away in
WAVES and Safe Escape Events have joined forces to bring you another exciting house event, WAVES x SEE Present: Kendoll, showcasing a renowned bassline house artist.
This HVPPY HOUR flip of Skrillex’s “Levels” remix is fun and surprisingly thrashy. It’s worth the listen, even just to see how it differs from Skrillex’s version.
Respect My Region got to sit down with up and coming producer Sj before his performance at Trionia 200 in Seattle. Working alongside the likes
I’ve been a fan of Whipped Cream ever since I heard her track “Ignorant” on SoundCloud last year. Her creepy and cryptic productions are addicting, monstrous
If you call yourself a bass-head and are still sleeping on Kai Wachi, you seriously need to reevaluate your life. Kai Wachi’s LUVSICK from his
Recently, I wrote a review on wave producer Enjoii’s new EP, “Life Alone.” Since I enjoyed the EP so much, and wave fans from groups
First off this week, we’ve got a new track titled Malfunction, by ATLiens and TYNAN. The intro to Malfunction reminds me of an action movies score.
If you haven’t heard of LEViT∆TE. already, it’s time for you to finally wake up and get to know Seattle’s electronic music scene. I would accredit
I wanted to mix it up again with this playlist. It’s impossible to please everyone at once, so don’t be afraid to skip a track
A few months back I featured the French producer Uppermost, including a cool live session video of his track “Step By Step.” Uppermost has been gaining steady traction over
On Sunday, I featured Zeds Dead and Ganja White Night’s track “Samurai,” off GWN’s new Origins EP. I decided to include a few more tracks
Last week, UKF released an article titled: The Story Behind Foreign Beggars – 22 Karma. The article goes into depth about Foreign Beggars newest album and the
Samurai makes for a surprisingly chill hybrid of sounds between Zeds Dead and Ganja White Night. A good track to sink into and vibe with,
Last weekend, the Australian superstar of dance music, tyDi, returned to Seattle with new music from his upcoming album Collide. We’ve covered the always charming
This weeks playlist starts off with some drum and bass vibes and works into more weird and experimental electronic sounds. We’ve got remixes of Black Sun
I’ve been to Fred Wildlife Refuge on four different occasions, but only at the most recent event, WAVES Presents: Midnight Jungle, was the upstairs open. Being able to
Trap Tuesday is upon us again and, as always, it is stacked. We have two huge tracks to premier, one from Otodayo Records, and one
Ora Seattle is the emerald city’s newest nightclub! Opening just a few months ago, this club is located in Belltown, just up the hill from
Continue the Seattle Trance Alliance 2 Year Anniversary celebrations with Mark Sherry on Saturday, February 17th. When it comes to tech trance, the name Mark
Kai Wachi is on a roll right now and we’re not mad. Between his Die Young EP, recent festival appearances, and teasers on his Insta story,
This week’s playlist consists of another funky bassy track from Jameston thieves, titled Alterspace (Rest). This track will instantly get in your head. I also included a
On January 29th, I met LEViT∆TE at Ghost Note Coffee for a meeting that would turn into an insightful and engaging interview about musical aspiration
This week’s playlist opens with future bass and works into experimental, dubstep, and trap music. I wanted to make a playlist with some progression, so
On Friday, January 19th, I made my way through the doors of Fred Wildlife Refuge, an easily hidden gem of Seattle nightlife, tucked away in
WAVES and Safe Escape Events have joined forces to bring you another exciting house event, WAVES x SEE Present: Kendoll, showcasing a renowned bassline house artist.
This HVPPY HOUR flip of Skrillex’s “Levels” remix is fun and surprisingly thrashy. It’s worth the listen, even just to see how it differs from Skrillex’s version.
Respect My Region got to sit down with up and coming producer Sj before his performance at Trionia 200 in Seattle. Working alongside the likes
I’ve been a fan of Whipped Cream ever since I heard her track “Ignorant” on SoundCloud last year. Her creepy and cryptic productions are addicting, monstrous
If you call yourself a bass-head and are still sleeping on Kai Wachi, you seriously need to reevaluate your life. Kai Wachi’s LUVSICK from his
Recently, I wrote a review on wave producer Enjoii’s new EP, “Life Alone.” Since I enjoyed the EP so much, and wave fans from groups
First off this week, we’ve got a new track titled Malfunction, by ATLiens and TYNAN. The intro to Malfunction reminds me of an action movies score.
If you haven’t heard of LEViT∆TE. already, it’s time for you to finally wake up and get to know Seattle’s electronic music scene. I would accredit
I wanted to mix it up again with this playlist. It’s impossible to please everyone at once, so don’t be afraid to skip a track
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