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Jacques Lu Cont aka the Thin White Duke debuts his first Essential Mix

Check out Arty's upcoming track "When I See You" premiered on Ingrosso's Refune Radio show.

Most music videos are really bad and while this might be a bold statement I've seen enough club scenes, concert footage, and scantily clad women gyrating to last me a lifetime -- Dada Life, however, does not subscribe to this formula.

Mark Knight teams up with Skunk Anansie frontwoman Skin to give us the brooding, booming "Nothing Matters," which leans more dark techno than rhythmic house. The video suggests a Orwellian future in the United Kingdom, but this is fascism unlike we've ever seen it before. We won't spoil the surprise, but let us know what you think!

Afrojack has finally released his latest track, "Rock The House." First debuted at Ultra Music Festival 2012 and showcased again at EDC Vegas and New York, Afrojack's latest piece of musical magic has finally been released to the world on Beatport.

Afrojack has released a mini-movie with the highlights of his trips to EDC New York and Las Vegas. On top of behind-the-scenes footage from both of the shows, he also

In today's Best of the Rest, we've got news of a new Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano tour, new radio shows from Arty and Hardwell, and an interesting interview from Danny Valentino at SiriusXM with Sultan and Ned Sheperd.

AC Slater is here to blow out your laptop speakers (and your flimsy little eardrums) with his July 'Go Rambo' mix. Best described as low end lunacy, this 45 minute aural assault starts off with AC's original "Raise Up" before launching into some of the darkest electro meets techno meets dubstep meets moombahton cross-breeding, WTF-inducing, face-melting, funk we've heard in awhile. Throw in a dash of hip hop and you've got a mix that is as fun as it is wild. This one is truly unique and worth the listen.

In today's Best of the Rest, we bring you interesting perspective on the scene from XS' Jesse Waits, free downloads from Jacques Lu Cont, and new videos from Insomniac Events, Tommy Trash, and Zeds Dead. Oh, and there's even a new Dirty South podcast too.

If you love house music and are looking to catch up with some truly remarkable artists, or simply further your EDM education, look no further. Toolroom TV is the best class around. This week: Nina Kraviz, Mark Knight, Cassy, Funkagenda, Mark Knight, Eddie Halliwell, and a must-see interview with Fedde le Grand