If you’re unfamiliar with ProbCause and Chrishira Perrier‘s new collaborative project, VIBELINE, let us introduce you. Each impressive creators in their own right, the duo decided to create this brand new project for their collective creations to shine. Yesterday, they released their second-ever single, “Good Aim,” with the help of their talented friend, GRiZ. GRiZ joined the “Good Aim” party as the primary producer for the track, with VIBELINE taking care of the rest. “Good Aim” is full of feel-good vibes and addictive vocal hooks, with entrancing synth chords leading the path forward. Hip-ho ..read more

When Justice debuted their self-titled album in 2007, an iconic era of electronic music began. Hits like “D.A.N.C.E” and “Genesis” forever became classics, and there was no denying the sheer genius of Justice’s creations moving forward. Now, seventeen years later, the duo shares their fourth (or fifth, if you count Gaspard’s solo LP) studio album, Hyperdrama. Hyperdrama lives up to the precedent of immaculate Justice albums of the past, but with its own unique spin. For one, this is the most collaborative LP Justice has ever released. In fact, it is their only album containing features from ot ..read more

It’s no secret that house music is at the top of the food chain right now in the dance music scene. With so many incredible artists dropping incredible tunes weekly it’s easy to get lost in the shuffle. But “Make It” arrives today from Hayden James and Kormak via Future Classic and it needs your attention immediately. “Make It” could be declared as the most feel-good song of the year and marks the first time the two Aussies have worked together on a track. Over a driving beat there’s a pitched up hook that sings “they said we could never make it” that gives the track a glow and an energy that ..read more

The next single from Australian brother duo Cosmo’s Midnight is here. To celebrate the announcement of their upcoming album STOP THINKING, START FEELING, they treated fans to groovy, disco-inspired “Telephone.” Filled with shimmery keys and a disco beat, “Telephone” fuses nostalgic influences with modern ones. Although the funky strums of guitar give this song its retro vibe, the swirling washes of synth help land “Telephone” squarely in 2024. While the opening notes of the song are filled with a sense of yearning, by the time the drop on the chorus comes in, the song transforms into a fu ..read more

Odd Mob and OMNOM are back again and this time are making their biggest splash yet with their 4-track EP, The Unexplained. The EP comes via Insomniac Records and is released under their collaborative alias HYPERBEAM. After the duo captivated the scene last fall with their collaboration “Losing Control” you didn’t think it could get any better, but it absolutely did with this EP. The Unexplained isn’t just a dropbox for some throwaway tracks they made in the studio together, it is a high quality EP. Dark, groovy, trippy, and cutting-edge the EP sees Odd Mob and Omnom’s styles blend to perfecti ..read more

When we spoke with Sammy Virji back in February, he told us Chris Lake was on his bucket list of dream collabs. Either he was keeping it a secret or he manifested it, but either way, those dreams are now a reality. “Summertime Blues,” their new track, is out now. Featuring the shiver-inducing vocals of Nathan Nicholson, this song ensnares the senses from its opening notes. From the banging 4×4 beat on the verse to the swingy bassline on the chorus, Lake and Virji create an unexpected but delightful fusion of garage and tech-house influences. And the drop is just so good, with Nicholson’s ..read more

Today, we receive the fifth new single off of Kasbo‘s forthcoming album, The Learning of Urgency. The producer’s longest track to date, “Resenären,” is accompanied by a beautiful, cinematic music video, further enveloping us in the world of his highly anticipated LP. Captivating and powerful, “Resenären” is the perfect showcase of Kasbo’s ability to create intricate worlds around his music. Every second of this six-minute, thirty-four-second escapade is made to entrance and mystify, as the prolific producer flexes his progressive house prowess in the process. Kasbo delivers a wide range of dyn ..read more

Just last month, we covered Koresma‘s impressive new collaboration with Emancipator, leaving us eager to hear more from the growing producer. Koresma now recruits rising artist, Metic, on a remix for his track, “Fork in the Road,” paying tribute to the success of his debut album, Compass. Buckle up and get ready for one of the grooviest, funkiest remixes we’ve covered in a long time. Metic holds nothing back on his instrumentation and thoughtful arrangements. Contrasting the legato, open feel of the original track, Metic focuses on crafting a bouncy groove for the existing elements to shine ar ..read more

After sharing ten remixes of her Mind Over Matter  EP and a brand new collaboration with COFRESI, Maddy O’Neal is wasting no time releasing music in 2024. Her newest creation, “Won’t Back Down,” sees her join forces with rising artist and fellow female powerhouse, zoska. An orchestral arrangement starts “Won’t Back Down” in a unique, attention-grabbing way, differentiating itself from typical bass track intros. zoska flexes her melodic prowess, delivering captivating hooks from the first few seconds of the track, reeling the listener into the drop. Maddy incorporates her signature vibranc ..read more

It’s no secret that drum & bass has exploded onto the North American electronic music scene over the past few years. One man central to the proliferation of this movement stateside is REAPER. The masked producer recently released his face-melting sophomore album, CHALLENGER, and has been tearing up dancefloors across the continent with his coinciding headlining tour. Today, we have a special treat for you guys as we welcome REAPER to Vol. 057 of The Remedy. This marks the very first drum & bass focused edition of our playlist series and we couldn’t imagine a better contributor. Vol ..read more