blog report: Five EDM Posts That Caught our Eyes (and Ears) This Week

The Blog: Dancing Astronaut

The Post: Behind the Booth 002: Nervo Makes its First Splash at Ruby Skye in San Francisco

And We Dig It Because: Dancing Astronaut gets major face time with Liv and Mim, the two ladies of Nervo, and captures it all on video. The duo discuss their favorite party places on Earth (Ibiza, Vegas, Burning Man), working with Afrojack and Aoki, and their upcoming date at Brazil’s Creamfield’s festival. They’re also completely charming and ridiculously pleasing to look at.

The Blog: Chubby Beavers

The Post: Deadmua5 ‘Aural Psynapse’ Myndset Remix

And We Dig it Because: ‘Aural Psynapse’ has been on heavy rotation in the office, (and in the car and at home), since it was released last week. Thanks to Chubby Beavers, this spaced out remix by Myndset will be a key player in the weekend playlist.

The Blog: This Song is Sick

The Post: The Knocks – Brightside: Upbeat Electronic/Dance/Indie Song

And We Dig It Because: TSiS gives big love to the Knocks’ “nu-disco anthem” The Brightside. And with good reason. The track as, TSiS says, has got “a feel good vibe that’s sure to get a dance party of it’s own started, on top of leaving you singing along by the end.” TSiS also posted Jaybrid’s dubstep remix of “Brightside” today.

The Blog: Gotta Dance Dirty

The Post: Villas, Private Jets and Paris Hilton: Rolling in Ibiza with David Guetta

And We Dig It Because: Gotta Dance Dirty previews Rolling Stone’s article on the dance king of Ibiza David Guetta, which states: “The worst thing about flying to Ibiza on David Guetta’s private jet is that the ceiling is a little low, so when you need to use the facilities after two glasses of champagne, you have to duck your head a bit to keep from bumping it on the bathroom door. The second-worst thing about flying to Ibiza on David Guetta’s private jet, or pretty much anything in his life, for that matter, is nothing.”

The Blog: This Song Slaps

The Post: Harper Hero: Speak It (Original Mix)

And We Dig It Because: This Song Slaps brought to our attention this menacing, Pulp Fiction-infused track by Vancouver’s Harper Hero, and we thank them.