I’ll be honest and admit I’ve never heard of Razz before but after listening to Getaway, I’d recommend following him. Old school EDM was focused on the instrumentals and in more recent years vocals have taken over. It’s a hard thing to blend the art of instrumentals with quality vocals and lyrics. It’s what separates the best artists from the pack. Razz shows that he’s able to do this well by having both a vocal track and a melody that play off each other well and keep the listener engaged. Take a listen below.

 

Kygo’s sound has undoubtedly moved from tropical house to a mainstream pop sound that has tropical house influences. He’s paired up with bigger names on original tracks recently, like Selena Gomez, and here with Ellie Goulding, which does make sense why those tracks would have more of a mainstream sound as that’s what their fans expect to hear.

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Welcome to the first episode of Ryse Radio. It’ll normally be collections of new music (mostly electronic if we’re being honest) that will typically stick to a specific theme or genre each episode. Most of the songs will be new releases but there will be a few old classics thrown in for good measure.

This first episode has a heavy dupstep and electro house influence with some great drops. Take a listen below! Track list is underneath.

1) Fallen (BROHUG Remix) – Alesso
2) All Or Nothing feat. Axel Ehnstrom (Angemi Extended Remix) – Lost Frequencies
3) Follow (Zomboy Remix) – Bro Safari
4) Red Lips (Skrillex Remix) – GTA
5) Like a Bitch – Zomboy
6) Like a Bitch (Kill The Noise Remix) – Zomboy
7) Purple Lamborghini – Skrillex & Rick Ross
8) Drowning (Blinders Remix) – Justin Prime & We Are Loud
9) Love & War – Yellowclaw ft. Yade Lauren
10) Still Getting It – Skrillex
11) Still Getting It (VIP Mix) – Skrillex

Hey MaMaMa – Tritonal

Tritonal is a duo that is about to really hit the mainstream and become a household name. Their unique, uplifting melodies fits well with a wide range of vocalists and it has enough of a pop sound to appeal to a wide audience. These guys just know how to have fun.

“Hey MaMaMa” is one of their newest releases and it just puts you in a good mood. I’ll let their own description of the song take it from here:

Opening with a euphoric chant that radiates positivity and promise, combined with driving bass and kick drums, ‘Hey Mamama’ keeps things fresh whilst never straying too far from Tritonal’s dance-floor roots.

Be sure to check out their remix of Alesso’s “Stay” below. Their weekly radio podcast Tritonia is highly recommended as well.

Boom – Tiesto & Sevenn

I was lucky enough to see Tiesto drop this live before he released it and while no one new the song yet, it was arguably of the most hyped songs of his set. Given the timing of the release, you can expect to hear this song at festivals all summer. Put this song on your playlist for those Friday night pregames right before you go out. Hopefully you won’t be repeating “Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom” in your head for the next two weeks like I have been. Enjoy!