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Branded BPM: Cueing up EDM's fading creativity

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Plant a catch-all term in North America, and "EDM" goes boom. It’s tough not to be grazed by the latest dance music explosion; try... Read More

Naughty Boy - "La La La" (Feat. Sam Smith) (Mike Hawkins Remix) [Exclusive Download]

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While we here in the States have been propelling Macklemore and Justin Timberlake to chart-topping positions, the Brits have been... Read More

The Club - Week 52 [Brought to You by Marquee New York + Big Beat Records & Martin Solveig]

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Welcome to Week 52 of The Club! Here celebrating the equivalent of a year of posts we’re bringing you a “special edition” brought to... Read More

Jason DeRulo - The Other Side (Fred Falke Remix) [Premiere]

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On his new remix for Jason Derulo's smash hit 'The Other Side', Fred Falke has painted sonic cascades of classic late-70s disco flare while... Read More

NERVO & Sultan + Ned Shepard - "Army" ft. Omarion [Video]
02.15.2013 Nicolas Gutierrez

Houston, we have liftoff. And by liftoff, I mean we have the official video for Australia's NERVO & Canada's Sultan + Ned Shepard's massive "Army" track. Having released the radio edit of the track through Strictly Rhythm just a little over a week ago, NERVO's camp made quick work in debuting the visuals. "Army", featuring R&B singer Omarion, has been routinely played in NERVO sets for quite awhile now, and finally we can enlist it in our own music library. With an increasingly driven tempo, Omarion's assisting vocals complements the infectious synths and rhythmic bass kicks quite nicely.

The video, on the other hand, continues EDM's burgeoning fascination with aliens/non-humans as a main subject within the story-line of the visuals. Much like Zedd's "Spectrum" official video, "Army" shows a crash landing of an extra-terrestrial but this time the focus of the video is the budding relationship between a human female and the non-human/extra-terrestrial robot. This relationship culminates in a short, but sweet, segment of Omarion dancing in a secondary climax of "Army". Do the robot and the female live happily ever after? Peep the video below to find out...