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Jason Ano Spent This Week Showcasing The Sadboys of Miami Music Week
The average EDM fan would be elated to be able to go to Miami during Miami Music Week and Ultra Music Festival, but Jason Ano isn't smiling. He's downright sad, and spread his sadboy vibes through Southern Florida these past few days. We know him as the cinematographer responsible for Skrillex's "Rock And Roll" and A$AP Rocky's "Purple Swag" videos, and the industry definitely loves the kid.

Preview the Carnage & Tony Junior "Michael Jordan" Remix EP
"Michael Jordan" has been a huge festival banger for the summer of 2013, and while we'd heard Ookay's awesome remix of this track, we had no idea that

Stream the "THAT LOOKS Vol. 1: Started From The Bottom" Compilation
Here's an absolutely genius concept. Kodiak Collective got their hands on records that started the careers of your favorite artists. But this isn't a

The Best Remixes of the Week
How can you not love remixes? Great tunes are great tunes, but there's always room for a reinterpretation, especially when we're adding some different styles to the set. Be it a simple, playful batch of samples over a dope track, or a total reconstruction. Learn something this week.

Download Bare's "BVRETRVP, Vol. 2"
A few months back, Bare started posted his first edition of BVRETRVP. As he explained to us, once he discovered trap, he really got engrossed in it, and started embracing it more. For volume 2 of his BVRETRVP series, he put out two original tracks, and a remix of Tommy Trash & Sebastian Ingrosso's "Reload." Dude's taking his huge dubstep sound and filtering it into trap mindstate, creating some huge, main room-ready destroyers.

ETC!ETC! vs. BARE - "BMW (Back Then Edit)"
This edit has been getting play over the last few months, including by DJ Wonder on Shade45. While its primarily ETC!ETC! working some classic Mike Jones samples over BARE's "BMW," that's the beauty of an "edit." No full-fledged remixing needed; just some expertly-used samples to add some needed intensity and flavor to an already-amazing cut. And its yours, $free.99.

Five Tracks: Bare
Over the last three years, LA bass beast Bare has slowly dropped a ton of heaters. Anyone who can get artists like Borgore, Dieselboy, and Reid Speed