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Having just released two highly praised EP’s, Nom De Strip is back with yet another electro house gem. “Nippleodeon” is a collaboration with Hatira that builds to a chaotic synth breakdown. With the perfect balance of bounce and glitchy melodies, “Nippleodeon, is a mesmerizing track...

Tommy Trash is undoubtedly Australia’s poster boy of electronic music. In his 25 short years he has worked with John Dahlback, Moguai, and A-Trak, Fresh off the success of his Fool’s Gold Smash “Truffle Pig,” Trash has returned with a major release on Mau5trap records...

Tommy Trash, the Australian electronic trendsetter, gives us a first bite of the new remix compilation for Deadmau5’ 2012 “Monkey See Monkey Do” set anthem. Listen to four fresh cuts that seduce through beat and get ready for the full package release on Mar...

Chris Elliot, artistically known as British DJ/producer Nom De Strip has just dropped his brand new EP through Mau5trap records called Clouds. The three track EP gets energetic with Big Room inspired synths and dirty electro house chainsaws, but they all give us something different to treat our ears with...

Deadmau5 and Wolfgang Gartner teamed up and on a remarkable collaboration to produce electro house track, “Channel 42”, released on Mau5trap records. Seeing the work of two of the masters of EDM production, notable producers Nom De Strip, GTA, and Eekko have sunk their teeth into the track to give their own rendition...

Favorite drink? Alcohol? Virgin? Funky Vodka! If you could have one superhero power, what would it be? The ability to not sleep Favorite candy / snack? Cherry Nibs What do you drive? Titleist Pro V1x What kind of watch do you wear...

Last week, Zev (executive publisher of elektro) and I were in Miami for Art Basel driving to an event listening to BPM and Bones & Nom De Strip "Shake & Bake" came on. We both said at the same time "2am Track of the Week." This track hits so hard and I play it at least once a day...

"Saucy", the collaboration between Canadian producer Hatiras and Scottish producer Nom De Strip, is an electro-house banger that supplies big energy with jazz-like key progressions that lead to its powerful build and dancey drop. What sounds like an electro-pop production at first, quickly transforms into a big room-like build that leads into the low bassey breakdown that would have cro