Cheyenne Giles revamps his original “Barcelona (feat. Cody Bolan)” into a Bass House VIP Mix, complete with a bouncy bassline and West Coast-inspired synths. Completely flipping the original’s pop vocals from Cody Bolan, the new VIP mix levels up the track with massive energy, perfect for high-octane sets globally.

Ivy has reissued their seminal 2000 album Long Distance, available via Bar/None Records. Formed in 1994, the trio includes Andy Chase, Dominique Durand, and the late Adam Schlesinger, who together achieved critical success with their singular brand of disaffected, nuanced pop. The reissue features a new, unearthed song entitled “All I Ever Wanted” that was produced by Lloyd Cole in 1997 while the band were recording their album Apartment Life. Also included are a remix of “Edge of the Ocean” by Duotone as well as an original demo of the song. 

Mom+Pop Music announced the signing of R&B duo Galdive. The Indonesian group released their first single from the partnership today, “Night Charade.”

Galdive is the musical project of an Indonesian duo: singer/songwriter, creator Tisha, and composer/producer Osvaldo. Known for their unique sounds, they swerve in and out of genres ranging from R&B to electronic, Jazz, and Pop. Tisha creates the artwork and design elements for Galdive, presenting them as a music and visual project. 

Tiësto’s newest single was released on his label Musical Freedom on Nov 08. For “Tantalizing,” the Dutch icon teamed up with multi-platinum certified singer-songwriter Soaky Siren. This is Tiësto’s 1st proper take on Afro-House after he slightly dipped his toes into the music genre’s realm with the latest “Dudada” and “VHS RAVE” releases.

R3HAB’s new remix for “Dance Through The Night,” was just has been released and it’s a hype one. Originally, it’s Gryffin’s song from his recent album “PULSE” in collaboration with Whethan and singer-songwriter Norma Jean Martine. Known for his genre-blending style and main stage-ready sound, R3HAB brings a fresh, uplifting energy to Gryffin’s airy record, making it a perfect piece for clubs and festivals.

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