The New York native returns for the first time since early 2018 with the release of 'Identity.'
Chris Comstock, otherwise known as Dotcom, is listed on Marshmello's new release "Silence" royalties.
Dancing Astronaut Presents the Best of the Rest: Tuesday September 18th, 2012.
The expectations ran noticeably high for Eric Prydz' return to New York. Pacha NYC's party at Beekman Beach Club had some bad luck this past weekend, and this is the real story of how it went down.
When I first had heard that Showtek and Madeon had switched places, I was upset because I had really hoped to get in Prydz, Madeon, and Arty this Identity Festival and would save Showtek for another time. Not only was I very impressed by the selection of tracks but I might have gotten a little hooked on hardstyle. People were having a great time and the crowd had tremendous energy. "Rage Valley" was played towards the end of his set, and really sealed the deal for me as it's one of my favorite tracks right now. Showtek might not be a common name in the US quite yet but I think darker, harder times are coming.
Dancing Astronaut has teamed up with IDENTITY Festival to give readers a chance to win. Two lucky winners will win a pair of general admission tickets to any Identity date of their choice (not including San Francisco, San Diego, or New York), an iHome iP4 boombox, a Remix watch, and some other miscellaneous rave goodies.
There is no shortage of festivals to attend this summer, and we have a roundup of all the biggest ones set to take place in North America — and the world! Shows like EDC Las Vegas, Spring Awakening Music Festival, Lollapallooza, Electric Forest, Boonstock, Camp Bisco, IDentity, and many many more, it looks like there has never been a better summer if you're into all things EDM.
Identity Festival is officially coming back, and it bringing Eric Prydz stateside to do it. Along with Pryda, some of the announced names include Wolfgang Gartner, Excision, Madeon, Porter Robinson, Nero, Paul Van Dyk, Arty, and more. The tour will run July 19th - August 19th...
I've tried to explain many times why Kaskade's songs are so special, and it comes down to this: he doesn't make music, he creates moments. As soon as I heard the lush, guitar-laden "4AM," I was hooked.
