Happy Colors

Happy Colors is here to bring the Latin/global electronic music scene into the future.

Probably like the rest of the underground-to-mainstream dance loving universe, you've likely experienced a sudden desire to once-again champion the mo

Feels like it's been a long time coming for Mad Decent's Jeffree's imprint. For the last three years, Mad Decent has used the platform to give away wh

Nearly five years have passed since Dave Nada stumbled upon the evolution of America's contribution to EDM in a basement in the suburbs of Washington, DC. With the release of the free-to-download Original Moombahton Volume 1 compilation, curators Maxx (of Maxx and EJ fame) and Steve Oh now showcase a sound that on its most organic and communal level has regenerated and sounds poised to invade the rapidly expanding and commercializing EDM environment.

Young global bass upstarts TrapZillas & Happy Colors team up for this genreless romp that is "Good Girls". It's a real demonstration of how you can re

California's Thorn On A Rose and Florida resident Drbblz are from separate sides of the country, but they're a match made in heaven. They've collabora

At DAD, we've prided ourselves on covering as much of the electronic music scene as we mess with, which is a lot. From footwork to fidget house, we've

If you were with DJ G-Buck celebrating the New Year, you may be a little more prepared for the insanity packed into this edit of Happy Colors' "John C

As Afro-Latino bass begins its progression to arguably becoming the global standard defining bass music in EDM, compilations like the Generation Bass,

There was a time when moombahton was fresh, new, exciting, and relatively unknown as a genre. Those who made it were EDM up-and-comers, also-rans, hop

Recently, we took a cue from a recent Munchi post on Facebook to play devil's advocate and ponder the current state of moombahton. While the post play