Anakyn ft. Fabio Lendrum – Point Blank (Walden Mix)
Walden is back once again with his take of Anakyn's "Point Blank," another uplifting remix under the belt of the young Aussie.
Walden is back once again with his take of Anakyn's "Point Blank," another uplifting remix under the belt of the young Aussie.
Aussie teen rookie Walden is back with another production, this time a remix of The Only's "Looking Back."
Last weekend, rising star Walden headlined Chicago's The Mid -- here are five tracks you need to know from the chaotic night in the windy city.
Walden is back with "Intropial," the follow up to his debut production -- a leap forward for the Aussi teenager.
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Progressive house stunner Walden has just released a preview for his latest production "Intropial." The preview coincides with the announcement of his North American tour that shares the same name. On "Intropial" Walden demonstrates that his production style has matured, utilizing haunting robotic vocals to frame the delicate synthwork that put this young producer on the map. Chirpy chord progressions and a quintessential kick blend nicely to unleash a stuttering progressive electro breakdown. For more Walden be sure to check out his flawless contribution to Dancing Astronaut's own Axis Radio Show.
This week Arty steps aside as Walden takes to the decks and delivers a flawless mix.
If you follow Dancing Astronaut closely, then you've definitely heard the name Walden before. Between originals like "A Million Lights" and "Mono World," and his remix of "In My Mind," we've taken quite a liking to the Aussie's productions and we're excited to have him on the latest episode of Axis.
Australian teenage producer Walden is back with his newest single "Ciaco" (out today on Beatport) after massive success from hits like "Brightness" and more recently "Warmonger" on Big Beat Records. Not exactly sure what's going on in this music video (is it an ode to Avatar? Tron? A weird spacey cartoon acid trip? Back to the Future Part 4?), but it gives us an opportunity to listen to the full track uninterrupted. Sign up now if you're in the mood for an all-or-nothing synthed-out dance party in your headphones.