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Following his 2019 Razor Blades on Dim Mak, Tisoki returns with a mind-bending Promise EP. The 5-track work of art is out now for your ears...
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Following his 2019 Razor Blades on Dim Mak, Tisoki returns with a mind-bending Promise EP. The 5-track work of art is out now for your ears...
Continuing a decade-long tradition of Miami Music Week events, Steve Aoki & Dim Mak return to Miami this March to showcase some of the label's most exciting current acts, as well as...
A staple within the bass music scene, UK-native producer Tisoki is starting the new decade with a bang. Fresh off a NYE performance at...
At twenty-two tracks spanning every corner of dance music and hip-hop, Dim Mak Greatest Hits 2019: Originals takes a look back at the year’s most cutting-edge...
Inspiring listeners everywhere to push forward in their lives, StayLoose and Last Heroes team up on uplifting single “Won't Look Back,” featuring Soundr. Boasting over 100 million career streams...
Following the release of namesake lead single “Soundboy Burnin'” last month, Otira is back with the release of his Soundboy Burnin' EP, an eclectic quartet of...
While Riot Ten‘s sound is very obviously bassy, it encompasses different elements of hard trap and dubstep. His debut album “Hype or Die: Nightmares”...
On Thursday, October 17, DIM MAK touches down in ADE to host an 18+ event at the De Balie venue in the Leidseplein district. For the Los Angeles-based brand’s sophomore ADE...
Recording your audiobook while on tour is no small feat, but is exactly what Steve Aoki had to do for his parts in BLUE. “Blue...
In 2009, The Bloody Beetroots and Steve Aoki changed the course of dance music forever with “Warp 1.9.” Through three minutes and twenty-four seconds...