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A Guide to Random Access Memories

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Say what you want about Daft Punk's Random Access Memories, the album manifests itself as one of the most anticipated in recent memory.... Read More

The Club - Week 51

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 After a little bit of an unexpected hiatus, we're back with an absolutely massive edition of The Club. I know you guys want to get your... Read More

Disclosure - "F For You"

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All three of London brother duo Disclosure's recent singles have followed a trend; mixing pop with elements of various electronic... Read More

Reecey Boi & Naylo - "If They Could See Us Now" (Feat. Ron E. Jones) [Remixes]

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I stumbled across Reecey Boi, a charismatic producer from the Land Down Under whose March track “Tic Tac Toe” shouldn’t be missed,... Read More

Syn Cole - April [EP]
02.05.2013 Steph Evans

We've gotten some small glimpses of Avicii's manager ASH's latest breakout star, Syn Cole, over the past few months. It was easy to tell from the two remixes we've seen that the newest addition to the Le7els label was going to be something different. Born Rene Pais, the young producer released his first tracks in the form of an EP entitled April this week and it's certainly worth a listen: Syn Cole is going to be a producer to watch.

While growing up in a small town in Estonia, Pais attended a music school, studying piano and eventually crossing over into working with synths. Originally finding his interest in the softer side of house and trance, he's clearly grown up to find a fantastic new voice that falls somewhere in between electro and progressive house. It's wonderful to hear the influence of his musical education in the music, and to hear something that feels like it fills a void in dance music that we didn't know existed.

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