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Tiesto Explodes on Solo Festival Track 'WOW'

It's been a minute since Tiësto released a solo tune. Actually, it's been seven years since he released one on his label Musical Freedom. That's a long time, and it seems the Dutch DJ had a lot of pent-up energy. He absolutely explodes on his latest track. All you can say is "WOW."

Tiësto premiered the song at Ultra Music Festival in Miami and continued to drop it during headline sets at EDC Las Vegas, Tomorrowland and more. It's a bombastic sonic attack specifically designed for festival fields. It's enough to make thousands of people jump in unison, and at just under two-and-a-half-minutes, it's a real wam-bam.

Hardwell and Maddix Release New Italian Inspired Anthem – ‘Bella Ciao’

As festival season begins to wind down, Hardwell has decided to make everyone jump one last time. In his latest release with Maddix, the pair has taken inspiration from the Italian language for an all-out main stage, big room banger.

‘Bella Ciao' begins with a heavily filtered old-school Italian track. The ominous filtered track adds a new depth from the tune which was used as an Anti-Fascist song in Italy during the Second World War. Soon the track ramps up and explodes with an unbelievable big room drop.

It is interesting to see Hardwell's take on the tune, especially after Steve Aoki received a world of pushback after the release of his version. Many individuals felt that the song's subject matter and historical meaning meant that it should remain untouched. That being said, an equal amount of Italians were excited that a piece of history was revisited and made relevant once again.

Politics aside, Hardwell and Maddix's rendition of ‘Bella Ciao' goes absolutely hard and deserves a listen.

AFROJACK DROPS NEW, EXPLOSIVE BASSHOUSE TUNE – ‘BASSRIDE’

Afrojack has returned with a blazing new record. As summer starts to wind down, and the unofficial end is in sight, many artists have begun to ramp up their release schedules. Fewer festivals are taking around the globe, and artists are supplementing their sporadic appearances with tracks they have been sitting on all summer long. Afrojack has released his new single ‘Bassride', and just as the name implies – it is a bass house bomb.

‘Bassrided' starts off in a usual fashion for an Afrojack track. The bouncing, unusual pitched synths dance along the intro before ramping up into a full-scale bass house drop. Afrojack wastes no time building tension or melodic breaks. This track goes all in near immediately and keeps the listener occupied for its full 3-minute duration.