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Dzeko & Torres Run Through 2014 in 10 Minutes
We're counting down to the end of 2014, so you know what you can expect, right? More year-end mixes than you can shake a stick at. We have a feeling t

PREMIERE: Stream Episode 5 of Dzeko & Torres' Elevate Podcast
Over the summer, Toronto-based Musical Freedom duo Dzeko & Torres kicked off their Elevate podcast, which is a genius way of having them highlight wha

The Best Remixes of the Week
We're hoping you've spent the last few days in some form of turkey coma, getting your fill of good food and great family. You need some ill beats to work up a sweat? Trying to figure out how to impress your cousins while staying in their attic? We've got you covered. Get another plate, huddle around your speaker system, and soak in this week's best, as there's been a grip of fierce beats released on the masses.

Imagine Dragons - "Demons (Dzeko & Torres 'Sunset' Remix)"
I am thankful for free downloads, and for Dzeko and Torres. They recently released a remix of anthem rockstars Imagine Dragons' "Demons" that I have literally listened to this remix 15 times since this morning. I have been a fan of everything Dragons since "It's Time," when I was too basic to know the difference between dubstep and EDM, or Skrillex and anything else.

The Best Mixes of the Week
Talk about a well-rounded set. We've got past, present, and future. Main room to underground. The best of the summer and the fiercest of tomorrow. We love mixes, and sharing this week's spoils puts a smile on our faces. Hopefully these beats put a jolt in your asses. Rock on.

Dzeko & Torres vs. Sarah McLeod - "Hurricane"
What do Tiesto, David Guetta, Hardwell, Chuckie, W&W, Bingo Players, Afrojack, Deniz Koyu, and Steve Aoki all have in common? They ALL support Toronto-bred house duo Dzeko & Torres. With a knack for synthesizing current house trends into their own tracks, Dzeko & Torres has rode the big room house wave to success. But with their new track "Hurricane," D&T has stepped away from those grinding dutch baselines and instead offered an Alesso-esque progressive house vocal track.