DJ_Dave is an experimental electronic-pop artist, DJ, producer, and live-coding pioneer. She creates and performs music entirely through code, a practice known as algorave. Her work resists the polished perfection of AI-generated music, instead embracing…
PVRPLE – LIKE THAT
Hailing from Calgary’s thriving underground electronic scene, producer PVRPLE proves once again why Alberta’s bass movement is one to keep a close eye on. His original track “Like That” is a another step in modern…
Snoop Dogg – Gin & Juice (HayaT Remix)
The strength of HAYAT’s remix lies in how it respects the iconic vocal flow while completely rebuilding the instrumental track from the ground up for max club impact. Dropping Snoop Dogg’s recognizable vocals over a…
KATTANA & PSYCHAZM – SONG II
When a producer decides to flip one of the most famous rock anthems of the late ’90s, they are playing with fire. Blur’s “Song 2” is defined by its iconic “Woo-hoo!” vocal and gritty, distorted…
NGHTMRE – Street (Weirded Out Flip)
Weirded Out specializes in bold, high-impact remixes and originals in the bass music scene. Their flips often push boundaries with creative sound design and heavy production, earning them a growing following among dubstep and bass…
KUREI – addicted.
When an underground electronic producer zeroes in on moody atmospheres and deep, hypnotizing rhythms, the result is pure dancefloor vibes. Kurei delivers an absolute standout feeler with “addicted.”—a track that lives up to its name…
Keys N Krates – Mary Flip
When Canadian electronic icons Keys N Krates take on a classic, you know the result is going to carry immense groove. Taking aim at Mary J. Blige’s timeless 2001 R&B anthem “Family Affair,” the Toronto-based…
TYNAN – his name is (MOOD Shift)
An amazing remix entry to TYNAN’s #TYNANREMIX2026 from Saskatoon’s own MOOD. Beyond his own releases, MOODi is an active fixture in the Prairie rave and club scene—frequently playing local events alongside artists like Barely Alive…
Two Door Cinema Club – What You Know (Zewmob Remix)
Flipping an indie rock anthem into a heavy-hitting underground electronic track is a bold move that hits well when it works. But when producer Zewmob took aim at Two Door Cinema Club’s iconic 2010 indie-dance…