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Maya Jane Coles has released her debut LP under the Nocturnal Sunshine moniker.

Maya Jane Coles gives us another taste of the forthcoming debut self-titled LP under the Nocturnal Sunshine moniker.

Sam Smith gets a heavy dose of dance from Maya Jane Coles.

Maya Jane Coles shares the first single, "Take Me There," under her new alias Nocturnal Sunshine that sees the producer venture into dubby bass driven rhythms.

The Apex Tour will be launching across ten American cities starting April 12th featuring a lineup of Blond:ish, Catz n Dogz, Danny Daze, Dixon, DJ Tennis, Harvard Bass, James Holden, Joy Orbison, Justin Martin, Kill Frenzy, Maceo Plex, Magda, Maya Jane Coles, Michael Mayer, Tale Of Us, Thugfucker & More. Reve...

It's not often that Jack Beats releases a remix that isn't amazing. This time, the British duo takes on Rudimental's track “Free” featuring the caressing vocals of Emeli Sande. This official remix gives the original a warped sound with grinding bass riffs that creates a funky futuristic vibe...

Don’t say we didn’t warn you – Verboten New York knows how to throw one hell of a party, no matter the obstacles. What started off as a kickass 4th of July with Sasha turned into the most impressive outdoors series of the summer thanks to its superb location, expansive line-ups, and raw energy...

London based deep house producer, Maya Jane Coles, has mastered the craft of producing her own style of dark house music. Her latest single from her album 'Comfort,' which dropped on July 1st, is her track "Burning Bright" featuring the beautifully soft vocals of Kim Ann Foxman...

There are shows and then there are experiences, moments in time where stars align for an unbelievably trip to another world. Such was the experience for anyone and everyone celebrating the 4th of July at Verboten’s inaugural StageOne Waterfront Series show, Never Say Never...

Fresh off of being released alongside the rest of deep house queen Mary Jane Coles’ debut album, Comfort, “Everything” has gotten a fantastic and slightly spooky rework by Montreal favorites Blond:sh. The London-based duo took the album’s second track to the Twilight Zone, hollowing out Karin Park’s mousey vocals to create a more ambient and enveloping mood...