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NGHTMRE Confirms New Zeds Dead Collaboration On the Way
Is this the collab Zeds Dead dropped during their EDC Las Vegas Virtual Rave-A-Thon set? Back in September 2016, NGHTMRE and Zeds Dead joined forces with GG Magree for the dazzling “Frontlines,” dropping a thunderous future bass anthem that dominated the festival circuit at the time (RIP, festivals). Fast forward to August 5th, 2020, when NGHTMRE took to Twitter with an atomic bomb of an announcement that he has finished a new collaboration with Zeds Dead. In a succinct yet far from ambiguous tweet, the trap and bass sage confirmed the news for fans, writing, “New collab with [Zeds Dead] finished.” NGHTMRE and Zeds Dead’s bass music compatriots are already taking notice. At the time of writing, neither artist has confirmed a release date or title of the t...
NGHTMRE Recreated Perry’s Stage and Grant Park for Virtual Lollapalooza Performance
Using an impressive array of green screens, NGHTMRE was able to transport viewers to a simulated version of Chicago for his Lolla2020 performance. For his performance on the third day of the virtual Lollapalooza 2020 celebration, NGHTMRE digitally recreated one of the festival’s most iconic stages. Using green screen technology, the multi-genre producer was able to simulate the dance music-focused Perry’s Stage. Although COVID-19 put a damper on in-person Lollapalooza plans, NGHTMRE’s simulated version of Chicago enhanced the livestream experience by transporting viewers to the stage they longed for. Throughout NGHTMRE’s performance, fans were excited to hear him drop some unreleased tunes alongside his wide range of classics. While the full set has not ye...
Complete Your Summer With Lollapalooza’s Live Virtual Festival, Streaming Now
Following the July 9th cancellation of its in-person edition, Chicago festival Lollapalooza has followed in the footsteps of other major music fests, launching its free virtual festival this weekend. The star-studded lineup includes original performances from EDM heavy-hitters Valentino Khan, Carnage, NGHTMRE, and Chicago natives Louis the Child and Kaskade, along with past appearances from music industry legends Paul McCartney, A$AP Rocky, Lorde, Jane’s Addiction, OutKast, Pearl Jam and The Weeknd. The festival is available to stream July 30th to August 2nd at 5PM CST exclusively on YouTube. Today’s lineup highlights include live sets from Alison Wonderland and ZHU along with video recordings of past Lollapalooza performances from Metal...
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Which Producer Should NGHTMRE Collab With On His Debut Album? [POLL]
Fans were left reeling after NGHTMRE recently casually teased the existence of his debut album. While he didn’t share much, it’s interesting to note that he mentioned it will be a fully cohesive body of work with each song flowing into the next and that it will represent his artistic vision perfectly. While we count down the seconds to its release, we’ll have to be patient, as he said there’s still a lot that has to be done before it drops. In honor of the exciting news, we want to hear from you. Which producer should NGHTMRE collaborate with on his debut album? Choose one of the selections or add your own to the poll below. As of the time of writing, NGHTMRE has not yet announced a title or release date for his upcoming debut album. FOLLOW NGHTMRE: ...
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NGHTMRE, Louis The Child, Dyro, More Share Their Most Precious Memories of Their Dads [Exclusive]
EDM.com wishes a Happy Father’s Day not only to all the dads out there, but also the moms who took on both roles for their kids. To celebrate Father’s Day this year, we connected with some of the biggest artists in dance music, who shared their fondest memories of their father or their children. Break out the tissues because there are some tearjerkers. NGHTMRE “A few years back it somehow worked out that I was playing Sunday of EDC and it was Father’s Day! I flew him out for the weekend and had him hop on stage as a special guest for 1 song. Without thinking much about it I called him “Papa NGHTMRE” over the mic and he has since adopted the nickname. As we walked around the festival after, fans came up to ask for pictures with him! It was a great memory for both of us.” c...
NGHTMRE, Subtronics, and Boogie T Unleash a Bass Bomb with “Nuclear Bass Face”
NGHTMRE and Subtronics have unleashed their highly-anticipated mega-collaboration featuring Boogie T, “Nuclear Bass Face.” “Nuclear Bass Face” is the perfect fusion of NGHTMRE’s master craftsmanship, Subtronics’ unpredictable synths, and Boogie T’s psychedelic sound. The trio enters the fray with a chilled out, reggaeton-inspired intro that is quickly engulfed by a menacing build-up. The ensuing drop is complete and utter chaos, as bass stabs and wobbles unrelentingly assault the listener until the track mellows out once again. This collab was crafted in bass music heaven, and fans of any of the artists involved will certainly be pleased with the outcome. NGHTMRE has become one of the most desirable acts in bass music, larg...
Watch NGHTMRE Drop Monster Upcoming Collab with Subtronics and Boogie T, “Nuclear Bass Face”
With no rails to ride due to the impact of COVID-19, NGHTMRE, Subtronics, and Boogie T are bringing the rail to you. Their new collab “Nuclear Bass Face,” which has the potential to be one of the most widely supported bass tracks by DJs in 2020, is officially releasing this Friday, May 29th. The triad of NGHTMRE, Boogie T, and Subtronics have all been previewing the single for quite some time now, especially the latter, who sent his fans into a fever pitch when he teased it on Twitter back in early April. Check out NGHTMRE unleashing the monster dubstep tune, which he teased at the EDC Las Vegas Virtual Rave-A-Thon during his B2B set with Ghastly, at the 26:40 mark in the video below. PSA: “Nuclear Bass Face” is not for the faint of heart. FOLLOW SUBTRONICS: Faceboo...
Subtronics Announces Release Date for NGHTMRE and Boogie T Collab “Nuclear Bass Face”
Subtronics just dropped a nuclear warhead of a tweet in the form of an announcement that he is releasing a new single with NGHTMRE and Boogie T. The collaboration, titled “Nuclear Bass Face,” will drop next Friday, May 29th, 2020. Considering the track’s title, you don’t need to be a quantum physics professor to figure out that this dream collaboration will most likely be a mammoth dubstep anthem. Check out the video below to see Subtronics playing out an unreleased NGHTMRE collab, which, while we’re unable to confirm it’s the same song, we’re certainly safe to push our chips to the center of the pile and bet on it being “Nuclear Bass Face.” Both Subtronics and NGHTMRE have been playing out “Nuclear Bass Face” since 2019. In...
Watch Zeds Dead Drop Huge Unreleased NGHTMRE Collab at EDC Virtual Rave-A-Thon
With its colossal lineup and astonishing live production, last weekend’s EDC Las Vegas Virtual Rave-A-Thon set the stage for all digital music festivals hereon out. With such an expansive lineup, the event was bound to be permeated with never-before-heard IDs. During a time when people are listening to more music than ever, and more frequently, the Rave-A-Thon represented an ideal opportunity for artists to test out new music. As a result, the livestream offered a myriad of unreleased music over the course of the 3-day event, but the below track from NGHTMRE and Zeds Dead is a bona fide standout. The two trap and dubstep heavyweights opted to go the future bass route in what seems like a follow-up to their fan favorite 2016 collaboration “Frontlines (feat. GG Magree),̶...
