"Lost In Orbit" (Original Mix) - Adam K & Soha

These two are always on our radar even if they've been evasive for the past few years. The Toronto based duo of Adam K and Soha Radjpoust are some of the most important pioneers of the Progressive movement that inspired the sounds of today. Their newest release for Hotbox Digital takes their sound forward to an arena-sized bigroom vibe, a huge departure from classics like "Twilight" or their remix of "4 AM" for Kaskade which were distinct for unraveling basslines matched with soothing drum breaks. While admittedly some fans may be disappointed with the change-up, I think they pulled off the sound they were going for with esteem and remarkable precision. You go guys!

Out now on Beatport!

By Edward Fancher

Track of the Day: "Code Emergency" (BT Mashup) BT + Andrew Bayer vs. W&W + Ummet Ozcan

If you tuned into to this week's episode of Tritonal's Tritonia or BT's guest mix on episode 26 of Group Therapy, then this tune will sound familiar. "The Emergency Code" is a spectacular mashup that wraps BT and Andrew Bayer's "The Emergency" around the pumping sound of W&W and Ummet Ozcan's "The Code."

These two are amazing on their own, but it surprised me how well the sound meshed together to add a different vibe to one of the favorite Electro tracks from the ASOT Expedition. BT is on a roll this year, having released hits such as his remix of L.A. by Super8 & Tab for Anjunabeats and the mindblowing "Skylarking." I'm off the wall excited to hear his new album and what else Brian has in store for us for the summer.

I just finished my album. Five minutes ago. Watching my daughter dive. Right now there is a sun shower. Number 9 finished. #HavingAmoment

— BT (@BT) May 9, 2013

By Jenna Becofsky

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"Flight 643" (Fei Fei's Faded Trap Remix) - Tiësto

With the dawn of Club Life Vol. 3 Tiësto has made it clear that he's not interested in sticking to one sound. In the latest 319th episode of his podcast of the same name, Tijs signs out on an Electro set with this banging Trap remix of one the best tracks he's ever produced: "Flight 643." The original with its faded extended synths leading into soft rapid basslines lends itself swimmingly to Fei Fei's masterful retake. Lauded by 12th Planet as a "dope ass producer," this energetic Asian female producer seems to have the dice in her favor - hell even Bassnectar commended her: "the future is diversity, tempo changes, the whole deal. You go girl." There's a dearth of females in the industry outside of Tech & Deep House and I'm hoping the stars align right for her. At least for the time being, if there's any style that can take you to the top in 6 months or less it's Trap. If you were at Webster Hall for Carnage last night you'll know what we mean.

Free Download: Club Life 319

By Edward Fancher

Track of the Day: "Boing Clash Boom" (Major Lazer Remix) - Dada Life

I always anticipate Dada Life's DJ Mix and May 2013's broadcast left my mouth watering. Olle & Stefan featured some banging remixes in their first for this warm weather and one in particular stood out: Major Lazer's remix of their own hit "Boing Clash Boom." Trap and the two Swedes are not a combination you'd usually expect, but one must not forget there are no rules to Dada. With Diplo's signature sound juxtaposed with some powerful bass and snippets of D&B there's something to appreciate in here for everybody. We'll update you when the extended mix drops soon!

May 2013 Mix - Dada Life

By Sierra Rose

Preview: "Alive" (Hardwell Remix) - Krewella

What a year it's been for Krewella. Ever since the release of their first EP Play Hard last summer, they've gone from relative unknowns to EDM superstars. A lot of their success is attributed to "Alive," which although almost a year old, is still getting a lot of plays, and is about to get a lot more. The track has already received the remix treatment from artists such as Pegboard Nerds and Maor Levi on their free Play Harder remix EP, so I was a little bit shocked when I learned that it'd be receiving a makeover from none other than Robbert van de Corput. And after listening to its debut last night following the Daft Punk interview on Pete Tong, I'm happy to report that Hardwell has taken the job more than seriously. What sets this remix apart from all the others is how well Hardwell combines overwhelming synths with the softer, laidback sound of "Alive." It's an astounding and cathartic combination, speaking volumes to the superstar's skills behind the computer. Although no official release date has been given yet, we'll keep you posted.

By Jack Ulrich