Oliver Heldens

Expect to see this one soaring to the top of the charts.

In May of 2014, Oliver Heldens gave away his remix of Disclosure's "Latch." At the time, we were amazed that it was on SoundCloud, considering what ha

Oliver Heldens' has had a remarkable year. For a producer who was relatively unknown this time last year, he's ascended up the EDM ranks pretty quickl

In the span of the last few weeks, New Year's Eve 2015 in New York City has exploded with EDM events. Traditionally the American epicenter of NYE fest

While the seriously dull sounds of the big room craze slowly but surely seem to be dissipate, the aesthetic is really just evolving and refining. Oliv

TomorrowLand was a big success (as per usual), and the American version—TomorrowWorld—isn't far off. The fall festival is bringing an incredibly

Spinnin Records has no doubt got their system going. They've clearly cornered the house market and dominate it at nearly every level and style. Now, w

It's getting hot out there. When kids up in the club/rave/festival start dressing less, you need some certified turnup to keep them moving. That's where the likes of JayCeeOh and Dani Deahl come in, providing a huge take on Oliver Heldens' Musical Freedom single "Gecko (Overdrive)." We're not sure if we expected to hear this cut flipped this way, but it works. Well. That vocal adds a lot to the bottom end that Dani and Jay worked out. Nothing but high volume on this one, trust.

Electric Zoo is hitting New York once again at the end of August, and one of the producers I've had my eye on this year is going to be making his debu

I don't want to start any beef, but I would love to understand why Oliver Heldens' remix of Disclosure's "Latch" is still live when Lido's remix was i

Oliver Helden's original track "Gecko" is like that cow that kicked over the bucket and started the Great Chicago Fire. That fire was Willy Joy's remix. It spread up, down, left, and Wright. Damn Wright. Now we see it flipped over with a rap track chopped and screwed, trapped in this burning building that began with a little lizard.

I feel like Damn Wright and I should co-write these pieces of ours, or like we already do. The descriptions he writes for his tracks are just as funny as the music is good. Here is the narrative explaining his most recent gem.

I'm not sure if this was done on purpose, but I do think it's funny that the last 17-year-old EDM star from the Netherlands, Martin Garrix, is helping