Track ID - Darude/Max Graham - The Evil ID - (Mark Sherry Remix) Sandstorm
In 2014, Armin van Buuren stepped in for Avicii at Escape Halloween after Avicii canceled due to health issues.🙏
SAPIAN is a rising house DJ and producer in his early 20s, with releases on Diynamic, Maccabi House and Black Book. Supported by Prospa, Michael Bibi and Mau P, his track “Reason Why” became the first release on Prospa’s Prophecy label in August 2026.
1978, Jean-Michel Jarre released “Équinoxe Part 4,” helping shape the future of electronic music.
Imagine hearing this sound nearly 50 years ago. 🤯
Glue is like wonderwall for people who like Ketamine.
9 years later, Bicep’s “Glue” remains one of electronic music’s most emotional tracks. 🥹
Track ID: Lloyd Robinson – “Rocky Road”
Young Lion Crew testing the power of their bass speakers in London, 1981 🔊
Over 40 years later, New Order’s “Blue Monday” still hits just as hard. 😮💨
Ricardo Villalobos, Raresh & Franco Cinelli going B3B at Pyramid Ibiza 🤯
Amsterdam Dance Event started in 1996 with just 30 DJs across three clubs. Thirty years later, ADE spans more than 300 venues, bringing electronic music to every corner of the city. What began as a small industry gathering became a global meeting point for dance music.
Amsterdam Dance Event started in 1996 with just 30 DJs across three clubs. Thirty years later, ADE spans more than 300 venues, bringing electronic music to every corner of the city. What began as a small industry gathering became a global meeting point for dance music.
So being on a train on your way to the club was basically a pregame🤣
Paul Kalkbrenner turned the everyday sounds of Berlin’s trains into techno history 🚊
Franky Rizardo drops “On 2nite” x “Shinjuku” during his first-ever B2B with Prospa in Amsterdam ❤️🔥
Alesso got his music to Sebastian Ingrosso through Ingrosso’s dad, who passed along his demo CD after a café encounter in Stockholm. Ingrosso became his mentor, and their first collaboration turned into “Calling.”
David Guetta spent years DJing in Paris clubs before releasing his debut album at 34. “Just a Little More Love” arrived in 2002—long before the global hits. His rise wasn’t overnight; he had been behind the decks since his teens.
Minimal house is making its way back slowly and surely
Midland’s “Final Credits” had Shelter Amsterdam going crazy during ADE 2026. �
A legend may be gone, but his sound lives forever. ❤
Jah Shaka, the legendary pioneer who helped shape reggae and dub sound system culture in London. �
Imagine experiencing the 90s rave scene firsthand.
In the 90s, Mitsubishi wasn't just a car brand. It was part of rave culture
