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  • Alex Dreamz releases dance track “When U Were Mine”

    Alex Dreamz releases dance track “When U Were Mine”

    American artist Alex Dreamz has released a new dance single titled “When U Were Mine” 

    The track is described as a UK garage-influenced production built around a 134 BPM rhythm, featuring a female vocal delivery and dance-oriented electronic production. It draws from the sound of contemporary UKG revival artists while maintaining a melodic, vocal-led structure.

    “When U Were Mine” focuses on themes of first love, memory, and growing up during a California summer. The track reflects moments such as beach days, late-night drives, and early romantic experiences, framed through a nostalgic lens.

    The cover artwork features a cracked CD, reinforcing the release’s nostalgic theme and reference to physical-era music formats.

    The production balances dancefloor energy with reflective storytelling, aligning with the ongoing resurgence of UK garage-inspired electronic music.

    “When U Were Mine” by Alex Dreamz is available on digital streaming platforms.

  • Laurent Wery Revives Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al” with New Dance Cover Featuring N.J.E.

    Laurent Wery Revives Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al” with New Dance Cover Featuring N.J.E.

    Belgian dance music producer and DJ Laurent Wery has returned with a new release, teaming up with N.J.E. for “You Can Call Me Al vs So Let It Be.”

    The track reimagines the spirit of the classic “You Can Call Me Al,” blending it with modern commercial house production and festival-ready energy. Built around catchy vocal hooks, uplifting melodies, and emotional chord progressions, the song delivers a feel-good atmosphere while maintaining enough momentum for club and radio play alike.

    Wery is best known for dance records such as “Hey Hey Hey”, a track that gained international attention and became one of his signature releases. 

    With “You Can Call Me Al vs So Let It Be,” he continues to lean into the upbeat dance sound that has defined much of his catalogue.

    The production draws influence from contemporary EDM and crossover dance-pop, combining polished vocals with energetic house rhythms. 

    Fans of artists such as David Guetta, Calvin Harris, and Lost Frequencies may find familiar elements in the track’s accessible yet energetic approach.

    “You Can Call Me Al” by Laurent Wery Featuring N.J.E. is out now on all streaming platforms.

  • FREDRYD Releases Dance Pop Single “Know You Better”

    FREDRYD Releases Dance Pop Single “Know You Better”

    Swedish DJ FREDYD has released a new dance single “Know You Better”, featuring elements of EDM and Nu-Disco.

    The production of the song is mixed with haunting and calming vocals, beats and sounds.

    It’s his first single under his new record label Almighty1 Music. 

    Stream “Know You Better” by FREDRYD 

    Follow FREDRYD on Instagram, Facebook and Deezer

  • PK Project Throws it Back to the 80s on Dance Track “Spanish Tranquility”

    PK Project Throws it Back to the 80s on Dance Track “Spanish Tranquility”

    German artist PK Project is exploring his fascination with the 80s on his new single “Spanish Tranquility”

    The track is an edgy spacey dance track that’s equal parts energetic and chill.

    Stream “Spanish Tranquilizer” PK Project

    Follow PK Project on Instagram

  • AKIHISA YOROZU Introduces Transplex- The World’s First Scientifically Defined Dance Music Genre

    AKIHISA YOROZU Introduces Transplex- The World’s First Scientifically Defined Dance Music Genre

    TRANSPLEX is the world’s first scientifically defined dance music genre, grounded in information theory and auditory neuroscience.

    It fuses the technical precision of Complextro with the emotional clarity of trance, achieving what creator  AKIHISA Yorozu calls the “Optimal Complexity Zone” where energy, emotion, and cognition reach perfect balance.

    “TRANSPLEX was not born by chance,” says the Japanese electronic music artist. “It was engineered through science. Every rhythm and modulation is calculated to maximize engagement, emotion, and memory.

    It’s not just music; it’s a neuroscientific experiment in beauty and complexity.”

    Stream TRANSPLEX-EVO-ALPHA by AKIHISA YOROZU 

    Follow AKIHISA YOROZU on Instagram and Bandcamp