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Latest EDM News Highlights – March 22, 2019

A State of Trance To Make West Coast Debut
The highly popular trance festival comes to the San Francisco Bay Area

Last year, Insomniac Events announced the acquisition of ALDA Events, a Dutch events company known for producing some of the biggest multi-day festivals in Europe. The partnership between these two companies meant that Insomniac could push their events in the European continent and vice-versa.

One of the more prominent festivals ALDA produces is A State of Trance, the trance-focused event created by Armin van Buuren, named after his popular radio show. The festival has been featured prominently at Ultra Music Festival in Miami, however, an independent event in the Western United States has never materialized…until now.

Thanks to the partnership between both companies, it was announced during A State of Trance 900 in Utrecht that the beloved festival would be coming to the San Francisco Bay Area this summer.

The full announcement was made by Armin van Buuren earlier this week. In a video posted to social media, the trance legend revealed that A State of Trance 900 would take place June 29, 2019 at the Oakland Coliseum.

REGISTER HERE to take advantage of pre-sale starting Tuesday, April 2, 2019. General tickets will go on sale Thursday, April 4, 2019, at 11 AM PST.

Lollapalooza 2019 Lineup Has Arrived
The Chicago icon returns this summer

One of the most hyped about festivals in the country has just revealed their catalog of artists performing at the iconic Grant Park in Chicago. Set to return to the windy city the first weekend of August, the diverse lineup features some of the biggest names in the music industry.

Some of the electronic music artists taking the stage include Flume, Rufus Du Sol, Alesso, Louis The Child, RL Grime, Snails, San Holo, Gryffin, Madeon, Fisher, Deorro, Boombox Cartel, Whethan Party Favor, Loud Luxury, Lane 8, The Chainsmokers, Camelphat, Said The Sky, Yultron, and Born Dirty, among others.

Check out the full lineup below:

Lollapalooza 2019 takes place August 1 – 4 at Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois. Tickets and all other information can be found HERE.

Black Tiger Sex Machine Release New EP Titled “Download the Future”
The trio debut two new tracks on the extended playlist

Canadian dark electro dubstep group Black Tiger Sex Machine have announced the release of their latest endeavor, a two-track EP.  Titled “Download the Future”, the extended playlist consists of a duo of songs that continue to push the sound boundaries of the masked group.

The two tunes, “Hacker” feat. Blake, and “Download the Future” fuse tech and dark house vibes, while each maintaining their own respective identities.

Take a listen to Download the Future by Black Tiger Sex Machine below:

Flume Drops Mixtape Titled “Hi This Is Flume”
The surprise compilation includes all new music

Australian DJ and producer Flume has released a new mixtape with over 30 minutes of new material. The compilation, titled “Hi This Is Flume”, is his first solo project since the release of  ‘Skin Companion EP II’ in 2017.

Announced on Twitter, the mixtape premiered on YouTube and features visualizations created by award-winning artist Jonathan Zawada. The 17-track album includes collaborations with Eprom, JPEGMAFIA, SOPHIE, HWLS, slowthai, and KUČKA.

You can stream Hi This Is Flume by Flume HERE or experience the visualizer 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.