DJ Snake

I remember the first time I saw Coone, specifically the “venue” he performed in. It was January of this year, and he was the headline set in an abandoned warehouse in Brooklyn, with puddles of standing water in various spots, and asbestos falling down on me during especially bass-heavy songs...

Check out these 20 amazing gifs from the 2014 Mothership Tour aftermovie featuring Skrillex, Dillon Francis, DJ Snake, What So Not, and Milo & Otis.

DJ Snake's collaboration with Lil Jon, "Turn Down For What," has transcended the dance music world and infiltrated the Top 40 radio, becoming a worldwide sensation. Now, DJ Snake is shaking things up a bit with a "Parisian Vision" reworking of the tracks...

The music video for the hit collaboration from Dillon Francis and DJ Snake, "Get Low," has finally arrived. Just like the track itself, the video does not disappoint. From booty shaking to Dillon and Snake being ridiculous, this video is one for the ages...

Simple catch phrases seem to be the go-to move for producers these days, with recent examples of “Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat” by Fatboy Slim and “Turn Down For What” by DJ Snake infiltrating the scene with not only infectious beats, but slogans that we use in our daily lives...

The video for the fan-favorite single from DJ Snake, "Turn Down For What," has dropped. The video just might be the most absurd thing to hit the web. That's why we've created a collection of GIFs from the video for you to enjoy. Check them out above, and watch the music video below if you haven't already...

There are many ways to dance to EDM. One of those ways just happens to be a rapid bouncing of your butt. Love it or hate it, it's become an international sensation. We have compiled 5 great tracks that get the Twerk Teams hype. Check all the songs in the gallery above...

The much-anticipated collaboration from Dillon Francis and DJ Snake, "Get Low," is now available. This track has been a piece of both artists' live sets for some time, and is a perfect combination of Dillon's signature moombahton stylings and DJ Snake's popular trap sound...

Yesterday, the internet exploded amidst accusations that DJ Snake jacked a track from Seattle based producer, Breaux. DJ Snake released a highly publicized remix of The Prodigy's "Breathe" for free but experts quickly pointed out the striking similarity of Snake's rework to another one done by Breaux 5 months earlier...

The Prodigy anthem, "Breathe," which has earned remixes from the likes of Zeds Dead, also got a "Late Night Edition" reworking from Parisian DJ/producer, Mercer. You can hear that remix below. Now, fellow Parisian rising star, DJ Snake, is getting in on the action, remixing Mercer's spin of the Prodigy classic...