I was quite excited when I saw a free download from the young Russian producer up on soundcloud today. “Goosebumps” is a perfect party starting electro track, and the grinding acid tinged riff is sure to get everyone moving on the dancefloor. The kid has had some massive support the past year from guys like David Guetta, Tiesto, Benny Benassi, and more, he should definitely be on everyone’s watch list. Also be sure to check out his last release titled “Rokit” on CR2 records.

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The latest from our Austrian buddy, Patrick Laime.  This talented young producer/DJ has a great taste in music and clear passion.  This is just a teaser minimix, built on “tracks that are conformed to the usual show scheme.”  Patrick will give away the full mix free as soon as it hits 2,000 plays on soundcloud.  So share it and help him hit that mark.  I know you’ll like what you hear.  Tons of energy.

And if you haven’t caught any of Patrick’s previous “The Tale of NightTunes” episodes and guest mixes from the likes of Michael Brun, Feenizpawl, Dzeko & Torres, Matisse & Sadko, Jewelz & Scott Sparks, Bauer Lanford and others, I included them below as well.  Make sure you check out Robin Schultz’s guest mix.  Some incredible laid back, melodic summertime vibes there.  Impressive.

Free Download:  As soon as it hits 2,000 plays!

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Diplo takes to twitter with his review of the new Daft Punk.  The guy’s incredible.  Very funny.

This daft punk album would probably be really good to take drugs and listen to on a rainy bridge across the gulf of mexico but I dnt know

Reminds me of when I was 19 really high and listened to kid a over and over again but I don’t know if yung kids will get It

These guys are way smarter then me.I’m definitely missing something. Gonna listen to this panda bear song again 10 times brb

The song with todd edwards makes me feel like I’m alone at waffle house and the jukebox is broken and only micheal mcdonald plays out of it

When giorgio moroder made songs he wasn’t thinking about it intellectually he was jus doin it

I think the song with julian casablancas would be better with marky mark walbergs character from boogie nights doing the vocals

This album makes me not like LA now I jus wanna hang out with mexican kids and tag ur car

Motherboard sounds like a coked up austrian guy working on chariots of fire soundtrack then got fired but I fuck with it.

The song with paul williams needs more sidechain and less ragtime barbershop quartet

This is what daft punk album sound likehttp://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=0dTFajHVyHo …

Jus woke up in poland

 

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Brand new release from Team Bingo’s very own, Henry Fong. After seeing support from Hardwell, Avicii, Knife Party, and Showtek in the past few weeks, Henry follows up his Beatport Overall Chart cracking release alongside Toby Green called Revival with this killer cut, free to download.  Simple and extremely effective.  And yes, that most certainly is the Ying Yang Twins you’re hearing.  He samples YYT’s 2006 single, Halftime.  Very tight.  Here’s what he had to say.

Felt like doing something hip-hop inspired for a change. Simple, but works on the dance floor every time!

Couldn’t agree more. The kid’s killing it. Very deserving.  Check it out below and grab a free copy on facebook.

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Brand new release from Team Bingo’s very own, Henry Fong. After seeing support from Hardwell, Avicii, Knife Party, and Showtek in the past few weeks, Henry follows up his Beatport Overall Chart cracking release alongside Toby Green called Revival with this killer cut, free to download.  Simple and extremely effective.  And yes, that most certainly is the Ying Yang Twins you’re hearing.  He samples YYT’s 2006 single, Halftime.  Very tight.  Here’s what he had to say.

Felt like doing something hip-hop inspired for a change. Simple, but works on the dance floor every time!

Couldn’t agree more. The kid’s killing it. Very deserving.  Check it out below and grab a free copy on facebook.

Free Download:  Click Here

Henry Fong: Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud | Beatport

Really solid EP that dropped end of April from the up-and-coming Swedish duo Kill FM.  Big, gritty blend of electro, moombah and dubstep.  Give Goons a listen.  Really feeling that as well as the lone dubstep release on the EP, Fiction.

After officially going live as Kill FM in June 2012, these two have seen nothing but support from the likes of Steve Angello, Dada Life, Tommy Trash, Zeds Dead and F.O.O.L.  Excited to see where these guys end up.

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Also, check this one out.  Vocals are prime.

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Really solid EP that dropped end of April from the up-and-coming Swedish duo Kill FM.  Big, gritty blend of electro, moombah and dubstep.  Give Goons a listen.  Really feeling that as well as the lone dubstep release on the EP, Fiction.

After officially going live as Kill FM in June 2012, these two have seen nothing but support from the likes of Steve Angello, Dada Life, Tommy Trash, Zeds Dead and F.O.O.L.  Excited to see where these guys end up.

Purchase:  Beatport

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Also, check this one out.  Vocals are prime.

Purchase:  Beatport

Kill FM:  Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud | YouTube | Beatport

Our good friend and long-time Bingo supporter, Melissa De La Rosa was kind enough to pass this one along to us.  Her boyfriend, Darren Moore, recently caught up with Markus Schulz following his May 11th show at the infamous Avalon nightclub in Hollywood as part of his 2013 Scream Tour.  Darren documented the evening in the article below.  It’s a great write-up.  Check it out.

Scream Again
Markus Schulz Answers the Call, Extends Scream Tour in the Fall

By Darren Moore

Few names resonate in trance music like the name Markus Schulz, so when he speaks, the people listen. Last weekend he put an exclamation point on his sold out Scream Tour, providing an eight-hour journey for a packed house at club Avalon in Tinsel Town. Prior to the show he took some time out to allude to what fans can look forward to in the coming months and apparently there’s much to be excited about.

The initial concept of the Scream Tour was to bring a “big city production to some of the smaller markets in the US.” Seeing cities like Albuquerque and Tulsa without the means to put on a big production like you might find in NY or LA inspired Schulz to provide fans in those types of areas with big booming shows that normally aren’t possible. The result was overwhelmingly successful. Cities like Washington DC and Philadelphia provided such memorable shows that the logical thing to do was to keep the Scream team rolling along with more dates in the fall.

“The club in Philadelphia had such low ceilings that it reminded me of the old Space in Miami. We managed to get our production set up and it looked outrageous. Aesthetically that room was one of the cooler one’s because it didn’t look like the others. “

The Scream Tour not only left those who attended with some epic memories, but they also inspired a slew of new tracks that will be featured on the Scream II album and tour. All the writing that took place on the road will add some big sounds to a set list that already includes favorites like ID, Love Rain Down on Me and a Markus Schulz remix of the classic track Solarcoaster, which he describes as “a classic and timeless melody” that always blows the fans away.

“(The new music is definitely) big room type stuff but there are also some moments that I’ve written more moody type stuff. It gets a little lonely on the road sometimes so there are some haunting melodies in there. It’s a good balance.’

With classic rock a staple in his own personal listening rotation, Schulz cited Pink Floyd’s music and concerts as a predominant inspiration throughout his career, referencing the classic album “Dark Side of the Moon” as a reoccurring influence.

Besides having the road and classic rock as influences, Shulz’s collaboration with Ferry Corsten as New World Punx has provided ample creative fuel recently. “After spending time with Ferry Corsten we realized how similar we are. We have so much fun in the studio, high fiving each other like ‘Listen to this!’” Feeling that trance has a tendency to get too serious sometimes, Schulz’s goal is to keep it fun on tour and in the studio, resulting in the kind of music that will lift you up and inspire.

After being voted America’s #1 DJ by DJ Times magazine and Pioneer DJ, the Scream Tour was initially billed as a sort of victory tour. But Schulz views Scream as more of a thank you tour, giving back to the fans who have inspired so much.

“It doesn’t matter if I’m playing for 5 people in my living room or 4,000 people at Avalon, I love this music and there’s nothing else I’d rather be doing. It’s amazing what this music has done. I’ve seen it with my own eyes. Kids in Tulsa coming up after shows and thanking me for coming to their town. I feel so lucky to be a part of the US scene.”

And we’re lucky to have you Markus.

Be sure to check out Scream II album and tour date info at markusshulz.com and stay tuned to Sirious satellite radio for new tracks being released.

Markus Schulz:  Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud | Website | Beatport

Our good friend and long-time Bingo supporter, Melissa De La Rosa was kind enough to pass this one along to us.  Her boyfriend, Darren Moore, recently caught up with Markus Schulz following his May 11th show at the infamous Avalon nightclub in Hollywood as part of his 2013 Scream Tour.  Darren documented the evening in the article below.  It’s a great write-up.  Check it out.

Scream Again
Markus Schulz Answers the Call, Extends Scream Tour in the Fall

By Darren Moore

Few names resonate in trance music like the name Markus Schulz, so when he speaks, the people listen. Last weekend he put an exclamation point on his sold out Scream Tour, providing an eight-hour journey for a packed house at club Avalon in Tinsel Town. Prior to the show he took some time out to allude to what fans can look forward to in the coming months and apparently there’s much to be excited about.

The initial concept of the Scream Tour was to bring a “big city production to some of the smaller markets in the US.” Seeing cities like Albuquerque and Tulsa without the means to put on a big production like you might find in NY or LA inspired Schulz to provide fans in those types of areas with big booming shows that normally aren’t possible. The result was overwhelmingly successful. Cities like Washington DC and Philadelphia provided such memorable shows that the logical thing to do was to keep the Scream team rolling along with more dates in the fall.

“The club in Philadelphia had such low ceilings that it reminded me of the old Space in Miami. We managed to get our production set up and it looked outrageous. Aesthetically that room was one of the cooler one’s because it didn’t look like the others. “

The Scream Tour not only left those who attended with some epic memories, but they also inspired a slew of new tracks that will be featured on the Scream II album and tour. All the writing that took place on the road will add some big sounds to a set list that already includes favorites like ID, Love Rain Down on Me and a Markus Schulz remix of the classic track Solarcoaster, which he describes as “a classic and timeless melody” that always blows the fans away.

“(The new music is definitely) big room type stuff but there are also some moments that I’ve written more moody type stuff. It gets a little lonely on the road sometimes so there are some haunting melodies in there. It’s a good balance.’

With classic rock a staple in his own personal listening rotation, Schulz cited Pink Floyd’s music and concerts as a predominant inspiration throughout his career, referencing the classic album “Dark Side of the Moon” as a reoccurring influence.

Besides having the road and classic rock as influences, Shulz’s collaboration with Ferry Corsten as New World Punx has provided ample creative fuel recently. “After spending time with Ferry Corsten we realized how similar we are. We have so much fun in the studio, high fiving each other like ‘Listen to this!’” Feeling that trance has a tendency to get too serious sometimes, Schulz’s goal is to keep it fun on tour and in the studio, resulting in the kind of music that will lift you up and inspire.

After being voted America’s #1 DJ by DJ Times magazine and Pioneer DJ, the Scream Tour was initially billed as a sort of victory tour. But Schulz views Scream as more of a thank you tour, giving back to the fans who have inspired so much.

“It doesn’t matter if I’m playing for 5 people in my living room or 4,000 people at Avalon, I love this music and there’s nothing else I’d rather be doing. It’s amazing what this music has done. I’ve seen it with my own eyes. Kids in Tulsa coming up after shows and thanking me for coming to their town. I feel so lucky to be a part of the US scene.”

And we’re lucky to have you Markus.

Be sure to check out Scream II album and tour date info at markusshulz.com and stay tuned to Sirious satellite radio for new tracks being released.

Markus Schulz:  Facebook | Twitter | Soundcloud | Website | Beatport