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Latest EDM News Highlights – April 26, 2019

HARD Summer Reveals 2019 Lineup
The Southern California fan favorite returns in August

Last year, Insomniac Events revamped one of the more notorious festivals in Southern California, HARD Summer. The event had been plagued by years of mismanagement, poor infrastructure, and high cases of medical emergencies in its early years of production. However, after Insomniac’s acquisition, the festival has reemerged as one of the best-produced festivals in the area.

Making its return to the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, the 2019 edition of HARD Summer Music Festival is set to feature some big names from both the EDM and hip-hop genres.

Notable names include Kid Cudi, Major Lazer, Dillon Francis, Flosstradamus, Excision, Loco Dice, Tchami b2b Zhu, Duke Dumont, Claude von Stroke, RL Grime, Kayzo, Flux Pavilion, Anti Up (Chris Lake & Chris Lorenzo), and many many more.

Check out the full roster below:

HARD Summer Music Festival takes place August 3rd and 4th, 2019 at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California. Tickets can be found HERE.

Excision Announces Full Roster of Artists for Lost Lands 2019
The bass-driven festival descends down in Ohio later this year

Over the course of only a few years, Excision has managed to make a bass-driven music festival become a destination for thousands of bass enthusiasts. The prehistoric themed Lost Lands has now grown to become the world’s largest bass music festival, always delivering on top-notch artists.

Some of the performers taking to the stage at this year’s event include 12th Planet, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Illenium, Flosstradamus, Ghastly, Rusko, Said the Sky, Borgore, Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE, among others.

Lost Lands Music Festival takes place September 27th – 29th, 2019 in Legend Valley, Ohio. For tickets and info, CLICK HERE.

Martin Garrix Partners with Macklemore and Fall Out Boy in “Summer Days”
The unique collab makes for a perfect summer track

Sometimes unexpected collaborations with artists of different genres end up being a stroke of genius. Other times, it falls flat on its face. Luckily for fans of Martin Garrix, the partnership between him, Macklemore and Fall Out Boy is more like a stroke of genius than a fall.

Titled “Summer Days”, the trio’s union utilizes each of their unique strengths to create a beach-friendly track. Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump impressive vocals lend perfectly to Garrix’s production. Meanwhile, Macklemore’s distinctive rap adds an edgy appeal to the top-down, cruising down the highway record.

Take a listen to “Summer Days” by Martin Garrix feat. Macklemore and Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy below:

Eric Prydz Remixes Camelphat & Christoph’s “Breathe” 
The already perfect track is made even more perfect

On track to becoming one of the biggest songs of 2019, the collaboration of Camelphat and Christoph in “Breathe” has been remixed by Eric Prydz. The house groove is driven by a crazy synth rhythm that blends the house and techno genres seamlessly. The sultry vocals provided by Jem Cooke start off low and eventually cry out alongside the track’s powerful climax.

Eric Prydz’s take on the already perfect track doesn’t change the song, instead, he turns it inside out. Prydz more than doubles the length of the record, pumping some techno while keeping Cooke’s soulful vocals. It is made even more perfect as it becomes a broody, ambient production.

Take a listen to “Breathe” feat. Jem Cooke, Eric Prydz Remix by Camelphat and Christoph below:

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Workout Music

Generik Live @ Creamfields Arc Stage 2019


Shoulders and Calves (1-2 minutes rest between all sets):
1. Seated Dumbbell Shoulder Press (3 sets of 8-10 reps)
2. Dumbbell Side Lateral Raise (3 sets of 8-10 reps)
3. Dumbbell Upright Row (3 sets of 8-10 reps)
4. Bent Over Dumbbell Reverse Fly (3 sets of 8-10 reps)
5. Seated Calf Raise (3 sets of 8-10 reps)

LISS Cardio (20 minutes):
Treadmill, Elliptical Trainer, StairMaster or Recumbent Stationary Bike

Notes:
*Click on exercise to view video demonstration
*Cardio tip: choose your favorite cardio machine (I like to alternate), and then perform at a pace that is difficult enough to where you are breaking a light sweat (60-70% of your max heart rate), but to where you could still keep a conversation going with someone if you had to.