Branchez

For a bit, I thought that Amtrac's remix of Alesso's "Heroes" was my favorite. Then I got nudged into the direction of Branchez's remix, which debuted

Have we really not received new Branchez material since February? Whatever the reason is behind that (I have a feeling that tour with Giraffage played

Two producers that receive forever love on DAD are Branchez and Giraffage. There's something about their singular, forward-thinking approach to music

Wet is one of those acts that baffled me. Windish signed them after a four-track EP popped on the Internet last October, and they haven't released an

Since DAD's inception, Branchez has been an artist that we've stuck by. Dude hit our radar during the summer of 2012, aka the summer of trap (although

This might be the best party to ring in 2014 to. Taking place at Slake, We Are 2014 is a 21+ event featuring the likes of Gesaffelstein, Brodinski, an

What So Not, aka the EDM collaboration between Flume and Emoh Instead, rocked the world with The Quack EP on OWSLA earlier this year, and in true OWSL

Slowly but surely, the world is coming around. It's about time that Branchez gets an official remix of this caliber out there. Mat Zo's "Pyramid Schem

Not long after posting Lemaitre's Triple J mix from May, we got word that Branchez has thrown his Triple J mix from June online, and it's a scorcher of a 25-minute mix. He drops a number of his own bits, including his Rhye and Rihanna bootlegs, and a pair of unidentified tracks alongside Cashmere Cat's remix of Miguel's "Do You" and bits from R. Kelly and Mariah Carey. And it all works.

Kicking off on September 18 is Zeds Dead's "Altered States" tour, which will span 35 dates and feature (are you ready for this): Green Lantern, Branch

Nothing makes DAD happier than hearing "new Branchez!" Dude won't say he's a trap producer, and the deeper you get into his beats, you know why. Yes, he operates within the hip-hop cipher, but his influences outweight the basic 808/Trap-A-Holics loops that so many of these producers dwell in. Not too many of you trapstars are taking those delectable melodies that you'd hear in '90s era diva house tracks and throwing a mean beat underneath. These diddies need to be heard.

Vancouver's DJ Imanos isn't new to this; he's true to this. Over the last few years, he's really stepped up, getting the support of figures like John

This might be the official start to your weekend. DAD strives to bring you a variety of sounds; this week's batch features Skream, Ryan Hemsworth, Spooky, Willy Joy, Madeaux, and Branchez reworking a plethora of different tracks.

NYC's own Branchez is another one of these producers proving that trap doesn't always have to be about getting ratchet in the club or sippin' on that