Next Gen Noise: How Martin Garrix made his mark on Miami in 2014
For many, Martin Garrix has become the poster boy of aspirations for the next generation of electronic dance stardom. Rallying hits, unprecedented global exposure and a plethora of industrious accomplishments at the tender age of 17-years-old, the Spinnin Records breakout-turned-Scooter Braun protégé took to Miami with a lot of expectations rallied against him. Some questioned whether the young Dutch talent could extend the reign already attributed to his ascending name, others speculated that the peak of his 12-month spate was still to come. Whichever way you look at it, Garrix dominated Miami in 2014, asserting what looks to be another affirmative run for an artist who against all odds has achieved more than the majority of his elders in a significantly short period of time. Dancing Astronaut traces the key moments of his run during WMC.
From the warehouse to the mainstage: Five ways Kaskade took control of Miami in 2014
Just over a year ago, we stood together, standing in awe as Ryan Raddon's own vocals melted our hearts and floated us through what would be eventually become the resonating title track of his decade album, while we attempted to mouth along to the words we did not yet know. At the time, Redux was merely an adjective of nostalgia, not yet associated with unforgettable late-night dives into old favorites like It's You, It's Me and In the Moment. 365 days has changed all that.
29th Annual International Dance Music Awards announces results
Every year dance music's elite gather together in order to recognize outstanding achievement within the genre. Generating over two million votes from music enthusiasts in 209 countries, the awards cover 57 categories which honor industry legends and emerging talent alike.