Trance DJ Andrew Rayel has quite the resume at a young age. It helps that he started producing at 13. At the old age of 17, he got signed to Armin van Buuren's label Armada Music-- no big deal. He had multiple tracks played on the radio program A State Of Trance, including a tune of the week with "Aeon Of Revenge". Tiesto plays his tracks live. So does Venue 578 alum Dash Berlin. We could go on and on.
If you're a fan, you probably already knew all that. If you aren't, we hope it helps convince you to party with us on Thursday, September 24th. Not persuaded yet? Check out the budget-friendly drink specials we're running that night. Also, check out these trance masterpieces below....
We're not saying that alcohol is needed to enjoy a great DJ set-- Andrew Rayel's silky smooth trance tracks stand on their own. Sometimes though, a little booze makes it a little more fun. For the people that like to take the edge off with a little of the hard stuff, we're offering some great drink specials for Thursday's party.
Here they are in text format:
$5 shots all night
$3 beers all night
2-4-1 before midnight
$100 Smirnoff Bottles
Every group of 4 ladies gets a free bottle of champagne
Here it is in visual format. Let's party this Thursday!
Dutch producer Bakermat arrived to DJ stardom a little differently than most. At 18, he went to college in the Netherlands to be a psychologist. In his spare time, he started to play around with his core music genres: house, jazz, and soul-- with little intention of becoming a full-time DJ. Well, his unique style of EDM caught on pretty quickly, especially in Germany and Austria, and the rest is history.
If you've never listened to Bakermat and you've made it this far in the blog post, we can't encourage you enough to listen to his 2 main tracks below. It might just be the most unique-sounding EDM you've heard in awhile. It's jazz and house music, beautifully blended together.
For fun, tell us which of the 2 tracks below you like the best. Comment on this post or on Facebook.
Even though their bass strips the paint off our walls, Canadian dubstep duo Zeds Dead are always welcome in Orlando. They're welcome for more than a couple reasons: they create great tracks, they manifest awesome parties, they give away a lot of music to their fans for free, and they tour relentlessly.
Another thing the guys are known for is their heavy bass, and there's one remix by Zeds Dead that a lot of fans forget about (but we didn't). We think this might be their most bass-heavy track in their now-expansive track list. What do you think?
First off, the DJ Snake show will sell out. So, if you're reading this and haven't gotten your ticket yet, you need to secure your tickets ASAP (ticket link). Go!
Now that we know your ticket is secure, it's time to learn some DJ Snake-friendly dance moves. Each of the below dance routines is taken from a popular DJ Snake music video. To isolate the move, we created custom animated GIFs.
If you happen to find any of these GIFs entertaining, feel free to steal them and share.
Atlanta trap DJ Bro Safari is making his anticipated return to Orlando on 7/23, and we're pumped. Every single time Bro comes into town, the party animals come out in full force. The trick-- unlike traditional safaris that simply hope that the animals show up, Bro Safari uses audio bait.
These 3 tracks below are some of the DJ's best chum. Comment at the bottom of the post with your favorite BS tracks. Hope to see you at the show.
