Los Angeles’ own Rob Tirea takes a cerebral approach to house technics on “Insecure.” The single sources its velvety vocal
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Forbidden Kingdom 2020: Better Than Ever [Event Review]
This past weekend, thousands of dedicated headbangers attended bass-filled South Florida music festival, Forbidden Kingdom. It took place at beautiful
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Listen to new faux Travis Scott song created with AI, Travis Bott – Dancing Astronaut
by: Rugby Scruggs Feb 22, 2020 If you’re not entirely convinced we’re living in a Black Mirror episode yet, this
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Bibi Bourelly and Jean Deaux join TOKiMONSTA for third single off ‘Oasis Noctorno’ – Dancing Astronaut
by: Christina Hernandez Feb 22, 2020 March 20 marks the much-anticipated release day for TOKiMONSTA‘s upcoming album, Oasis Noctorno. With
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Martin Garrix, Tiësto, and David Guetta come together in the newest episode of The Martin Garrix Show
by: Farrell Sweeney Feb 22, 2020 There is no shortage of famous DJ guest appearances in the newest episode of
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Rob Tirea follows a cerebral house course on ‘Insecure’ [Stream]
by: Rachel Narozniak Feb 22, 2020 Los Angeles’ own Rob Tirea takes a cerebral approach to house technics on “Insecure.”
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The Weeknd is set to embark upon his first tour since 2017 with new ‘After Hours’ Tour – Dancing Astronaut
by: Farrell Sweeney Feb 22, 2020 There has been a resurgence The Weeknd in the headlines, thanks to the recent
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Ace Aura impresses with brand new genre-bending EP
by: Rugby Scruggs Feb 22, 2020 Dallas-based 20-year-old Ace Aura has been making waves in the bass music scene lately
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Emancipator announces new album alongside the release of two serene singles – Dancing Astronaut
by: Josh Stewart Feb 22, 2020 Douglas Appling, also known as Emancipator gears up for Mountain of Memory, his first
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Moonrise standouts: 10 artists who showed up to show off
by: Dancing Astronaut Staff Aug 23, 2018 Words by Rachel Narozniak, Josh Hymowitz, and Alexander Krinsky As the ‘moon rose,’
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