Meet Echo-Eclipse, he could easily become the next big name in Manchester’s electronic music scene. Taking sonic elements from the 80s, retro and futuristic synth lines make his new single shine like gold. I’m talking about, “Rogue Simulation”, which will be included in his upcoming 5th album. This style is definitely making a comeback in the 21st century.

On the other hand, use your imagination with the help of the visuals below, and you’ll feel like driving late at night across a whole new dimension. As the engines roar, it’ll be cool to think about how neon lights surround you within the vehicle. At just 23-years-old, the versatile, creative, and dynamic producer has released a total of 5 records. And most of them recorded in his bedroom. Believe it or not, he’s completely self-taught and his biggest dream is to collaborate musically with The Weeknd. Get more updates and news on his socials.

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COVID-19 is especially difficult for patients undergoing cancer treatments as it weakens the immune system. However, nobody has determined if Kraftwerk’s Florian Schneider cause of death is possibly linked to Coronavirus. So far, his label Sony Music and his best friend, Ralf Hütter have stated that Florian passed away from cancer just a few days after his birthday. (Source: CNN International)

Patients with cancer and their families might feel worried about the virus, as the disease and its treatment can lower the body’s ability to fight infections. In this case, doctors suggest shielding as the best measure to reduce risks. In short, this means that you stay home and avoid face-to-face contact for at least 12 weeks.

On a side note, Florian Schneider can be considered one of the founding fathers of Electronica. Somehow, he also influenced what we know today as Techno. He was literally an authentic genius, who gained international recognition for his futuristic music. A visionary talent that loved to experiment with robotic-esque vocals, minimal beats, and a variety of synths.

I really admire his musical legacy, and I hope we can see pioneer artists like himself in this new era. Believe it or not, he still has a huge fanbase, that even a man in Florida changed his name to Kraftwerk back in 2016. My favorite track is “Radioactivity”, who was originally written for a Greenpeace’s anti-nuclear campaign. Let me know in the comments below, which is your favorite track.

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Besides Netflix, there’s also feel-good electronic music to enjoy during the Coronavirus pandemic. Hailing from Frankfurt, Germany, Dephman gained experience in the art of making music at an early age. Migrating from FL Studio to Reason, his initial stage as a producer led him to experiment with Hip-Hop rhythms, and that genre is still his main influence. Nevertheless, once he discovered EDM, Dubstep, Techno, and even House, he got entirely hooked by Electronica and slower beats. Such is the case that his newest single offers chilled-out melodies, which translates into peace for your mind and soul.  For this reason, it’s called “Quarantine” because it will help you to ease self-isolation. Press play on Spotify and share it with friends.

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After the success of Eivind Husebø‘s latest single, “Strange”, the Norwegian artist teams up with Syed Ali to deliver its proper epic remix. This compelling rework will set you off on a dreamy journey, due to the fusion of ethereal vocals with fresh chilled-out synths. Surprisingly, Eivind’s flawless voice lays perfectly on the relaxing atmospherics. Together they give new life to a tune that talks about the essence of freedom. By all means, it’s interesting to see how the world of Pop and Electronic combine so well. Plus, the constantly changing soundscape feels as fantastic as its brand new melancholic tone. Certainly, one of the most beautiful builds I’ve heard in a while.

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Hot on the heels of his “Redux 004” EP, Kaskade is back with “I Have Dreams”, another brand new track to carry fans through these difficult times. He teamed up with Australian newcomers Blue Noir and NYC-based Tishmal for the emotive and groovy song, which was originally intended to be part of Kaskade’s upcoming studio album. However, he recognized the healing power of music and connection that the dance community needs now more than ever and wanted to give his fans something to smile about. “I Have Dreams” delivers distorted melodies and ethereal vocals that have become a key part of Kaskade’s sound, which build into deep, reverberating basslines perfect for after-hours vibes. Kaskade elaborates on his decision to release the track earlier than planned below:

“The song ‘I Have Dreams’ was initially meant to be saved for a later studio album, but as this stay at home/quarantine moment is unfolding, I’ve just seen one consistent thing: music is a true healer. Everyone enjoys the distraction and the connection. It just dawned on me that I have one way to maybe help some of my audience smile and keep going, even if it’s only for the next 3 minutes. They have supported me with almost evangelical loyalty through the years, the least I can do is start just releasing as much music as possible right now so we can stay connected in that way.” – Kaskade

As a household name in electronic music for nearly two decades, Kaskade needs no introduction. His list of achievements is a mile long: 11 studio albums, 7 GRAMMY nominations, the first solo electronic dance artist to sell out both Navy Pier in Chicago and the Staples Center in Los Angeles, the first DJ to ever secure a Las Vegas residency, and the first electronic artist to headline Coachella. Less tangible but even more important has been his influence on dance music tastes and culture for generations of listeners. Often Kaskade is one of the artists who introduced now-veteran listeners to the genre, and such fans are usually fans for life. In 2019, he worked with multi-award winner Meghan Trainor on “With You” and Gorgon City on “Go Slow,” among solo releases, such as “My Light,” “Come On,” and official remixes for the likes of Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez, and Gwen Stefani earlier. Kaskade continues what has become a nostalgic tradition for many dance music veterans and a cherished experience for new listeners. Stay tuned for more news from Kaskade in 2020.

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