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Adéla is also out with her highly anticipated debut album.

Phase two adds Marco Carola, CamelPhat, Gordo and Major League DJZ to a Sinai desert weekend that already had Sasha, John Digweed and SHIMZA locked in.

The post Zamna Stacks Marco Carola, CamelPhat and Gordo for Sharm El Sheikh Return appeared first on EDM Sauce.

The trance icon will premiere a live hardware show built on 303s, 808s and 909s at Dreamstate SoCal, November 20-21 at Long Beach’s Queen Mary Waterfront.

The post Paul van Dyk Brings New ‘Essence of Acid’ Live Show to Dreamstate SoCal appeared first on EDM Sauce.

Two weeks after our last check-in, three new names have cracked dance music’s scoreboard — here’s who’s running the Beatport Top 10 right now.

The post Inside the Beatport Top 10: Rooléh, Route 94 and Adam Ten Join the Party appeared first on EDM Sauce.

The Avalanches’ first album in six years lands October 16 with a 31-track guest list spanning Jamie xx, Barry Can’t Swim, Karen O and Haley Joel Osment — twice.

The post The Avalanches Load ‘No Bad Memories’ With Jamie xx, Karen O and Barry Can’t Swim appeared first on EDM Sauce.

The remix rollout of Sir Ivan’s ‘Love Is The Piece’ continues with a brand-new take from Dutch Producer / DJ Dannic. Placing the peace-driven message within a high-impact framework, this latest rework offers a fresh interpretation, reinforcing the thematic weight of Sir Ivan’s original while delivering a punchy Mainstage sound built with peak-time power.  Released […]

The post Sir Ivan – ‘Love Is The Piece (Dannic Remix)’ appeared first on EDM Sauce.

August was a strong month for tech house, although some of its best records came from slightly outside the genre’s increasingly loose borders. Michael Bibi and KETTAMA finally released an ID with almost mythical status, Mark Knight and Cristoph revisited a Toolroom classic, while Max Styler continued pushing his sound into stranger territory. Elsewhere, there […]

Read More… from The 15 Best Tech House Tracks of August 2026

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Woods have confirmed that this will be the final year that they will host their annual Woodsist Festival at Accord, NY’s Arrowood Farms. Though the festival began in Brooklyn in 2009 and was held in California for several years, it has been an Arrowood mainstay since 2019.

In a note from the band shared on social media, along with their song “Moving to the Left,” they explained, “The first WOODSIST FESTIVAL took place in a vacant lot in Brooklyn in 2009. Since then, we’ve traveled to Big Sur, Joshua Tree, and starting in 2019, Arrowood Farms in beautiful Accord, NY. However, nothing is forever.. It’s hard to say, but this year’s festival will be our last at our beloved Arrowood —our festival home right in our own backyard. We’ll announce where we’re off to soon, but for now, let’s celebrate the closing of a chapter here with our Arrowood Farms family… one last time, with Light and with Love. The 2026 Woodsist Festival lineup is perhaps our favorite of the past 15 years. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to be sharing some info and personal thoughts about each of this year’s performers. If you’ve ever been on the fence about coming to the fest, it’s time to jump in. See you on the farm.” 

Woodsist will take place on September 26 and 27. In addition to host band Woods, the lineup will also include Destroyer, Cate Le Bon, Mdou Moctar and a special tribute to Alice Coltrane featuring onetime members of her band, among other acts.

The post Woods Will Move Woodsist Festival from Arrowood Farms After This Year appeared first on Relix.

A slew of musicians will pay tribute to Sly & the Family Stone this weekend. Billed as Thank You Sly!, the shows will take place at Novato, CA’s HopMonk Tavern this evening, September 4 and Santa Cruz, CA’s Woodhouse Blending & Brewing tomorrow, September 5. Building off a similar run of shows this spring, the gigs will bring together ALOs’ Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz, Ezra Lipp and Steve Adams, onetime Tonight Show band member Vicki Randle, Frank Zappa collaborator Ray White, Grateful Dead family member Mookie Siegel, trumpeter Brendan Liu, Con Brio’s Marcus Stephens, and Trey Anastasio Band’s Natalie Cressman. “Building off our last weekend run back in the Spring, we are excited to continue this tribute tradition by going deeper on the tunes and interplay,” Adams said in a post. “We also expanded our horn section to include the wonderfully talented Natalie Cressman.”

ALO will perform next at Santa Barbara, CA’s All Gaucho Reunion on October 17.

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