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Tiësto’s new mix album Club Life, Vol. 4 – New York City, with great tracks from Tiësto, Moti, Dzeko & Torres, Firebeatz, Alvaro, A&G, KSHMR and more. Released May 18, 2015. Available now on iTunes, Spotify.

The release comes as the fourth installment of his ClubLife series, following on the heels of three critically acclaimed editions in the series inspired by Las Vegas, Miami and Stockholm.

 Tracklist

1. Moti – Valencia (Intro Edit) [John Christian Remix]

2. Tiësto, Kshmr – Secrets

3. Dzeko & Torres, Maestro Harrell – For You

4. Tiësto & Martin Garrix – The Only Way Is Up

5. Puma Bobby – Someone Somewhere (Tiësto Edit)

6. Tiësto – Butterflies

7. Tiësto & The Disco Fries – Chant

8. Tiësto – Change Your World

9. A&G – Lucid

10. Kshmr – Kashmir

11. Dzeko & Torres feat. Delaney – Air

12. Dotan – Home (Tiësto Vs. Twoloud Remix)

13. Wee-O – Fighting For (Tiësto Edit)

14. Alvaro & Jetfire – Guestlist

15. Tiësto & DallasK – Show Me

16. Firebeatz – Sky High (Tiësto Edit)

17. MOTI – The House Of Now (Tiësto Edit)

18. Zaxx & Riggi & Piros – Alpha

Morocco is one of the hottest travel destinations for Brits at the moment and Mawazine provides another reason to visit in 2015.

Taking place on the streets of capital city Rabat, the festival offers a chance for local artists to perform alongside international stars. Big names to appear in the past include Rihanna, Kanye West and David Guetta with Maroon 5 & Avicii already confirmed to perform this year.

Mawazine is definitely a brand that contributes to the influence of Morocco. The event, which has grown during its 14 years of existence, has already grown to become the largest music festivals, even surpassing events like "Rock in Rio", "Coachella" or the "Summerfest" (in 2013, Mawazine welcomes a record number of 2.5 million viewers). Since its inception, the festival annually invites luminaries from the music scene. The vintage 2015 is no exception to the rule. The edition of this year is even more successful and far more dramatic in the history of Mawazine. It makes you wonder how to do better for the next editions!

Finally you can watch this video of the best moments Mawazine edition of 2014

SFX Entertainment Inc. released a report  that found that millennials don’t see electronic dance music (EDM) simply as a music genre. To them, it’s a culture and a way of life.

The New York-based parent company of Georgia’s TomorrowWorld (NASDAQ:SFXE) created Audience Insights Group, to study electronic dance music (EDM) fans and understand their interests, attitudes and behavior, while providing marketers with ideas about how to connect with this audience.

Click the photo to the right to view a SLIDESHOW from TomorrowWorld 2014.

The group’s first study “The Electronic Music, Technology and Youth Culture Study" asked Beatport users to share their thoughts and feelings about EDM, technology, festivals and brands.

“The SFX Audience Insights Group’s work has provided SFX with a wealth of new insights into what makes EDM the music of the millennial generation. The creation of this group is a strategic tool that will help our brand partners reach our audience,” Greg Consiglio, president and chief operating officer of of SFX Entertainment, said in a statement.

Key findings of the survey include:

When Beatport users were asked how they felt about EDM, nearly 50 percent said “it’s a way of life!” and 95 percent agreed that “it has created a culture that’s bigger than music itself.” Similarly, 93 percent agreed that “it’s a defining aspect of my generation.”

EMC also thrives on connectivity. Those surveyed enhanced their experiences with their smartphones and social media, as 79 percent said they took photos or videos at events. Another 51% said they sought information about artists or songs on their smartphones while at events, and 50% said they use social media to post about festivals while they are there, with Facebook and Instagram being the most popular.

Speaking about the music, 66 percent said they listened mostly to House, with 55 percent listening to Deep House and 53 percent listening to Electro. They were the most popular of the 19 subgenres mentioned in the survey.

Brands stand to gain affinity by aligning with EMC, according to the survey, with 93 percent of Beatport users saying they “appreciate when brands help bring them great events,” and 87 percent saying they have a “more positive perception of a brand knowing that it’s associated with electronic music.

Via SFX Entertainment Inc.& bizjournals , Photo by Rukes

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Swedish superstar Avicii breaks silence, releasing his anticipated single 'Feeling Good'.

Out now on PRMD

photo from Avicii facebook page