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Following up the release of "Girls," Russian up-and-comer Duher delivers another finely-crafted big room electro blaster with "Hey." Tailor-made for the mainstage Duher's latest is bursting at the seems with palpable tension and an unrelenting energy. Having already received support from David Guetta, this bass heavy tune wastes no time with casual builds and instead jumps feet first into the deep end with pounding peak time aspirations.

Axis returns in its 49th installment with EEKO at the helm, delivering 30 minutes of an ADHD genre hop through progressive, electro, tech, pop and more. From Alesso's latest "If I Lose Myself" to The Chemical Brother's remix of "XTC," EEKO shifts the energy at a breakneck pace throwing 18 songs into 30 minutes, throttling into every turn and slide of a fader. Duher kicks in for the second half of the mix, showcasing six of his original productions including "Rokit" and "Girls" and his remix of Afrojack's "Radioman." Listen below, full tracklist after the break.

After resurrecting Afrojack's 2009 release "Radioman," Duher continued to establish himself with blistering progressive electro on the heavily supported "Rokit" and once again returns to production duties on "Girls." Teaming up with Darren Strokes and Philip Larsen of M-3ox, the group employ AJB's vocal stylings to create a club-friendly peak time progressive offering. Driven by punchy chordplay and AJB's vocals, the track takes a startling turn when it drops, delivering a furious barrage of grizzly electro rattles and growls overtop an overly aggressive kick drum.

Duher puts a modern twist on Afrojack's 2009 "Radioman," giving it the electro feel that the track would have owned had it been produced three years later.