Phoenix

Take Off

Be Better

Be Better (feat. Mingue)

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Martin Garrix, Matisse & Sadko, John Martin - Won't Let You Go (Jack & James Remix)

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Rising Scottish star, Meikle shows why he is a name to be remembered on lively track ‘Hold Me Down’, via Generation Smash!

‘Hold Me Down’ sounds like an instant hit thanks to tantalising vocals and an uprising in Progressive House production, as synthlines flow upstream before morphing into a crystalline state, the big-room leaning melody launches the track into the stratosphere that is made for the mainstage! “Hold Me Down/ Never Let Me Go” the hyper-manipulated topline urges, inviting the listener in prior to erupting amongst the mayhem of the tempo once more! Meikle shows talent far beyond his age and experience with this track sounding like the work of a producer with decades of practice. 

Up and coming Progressive House producer Meikle has worked hard over the past few years, steadily building up a portfolio of impressive collaborations released via acclaimed labels. In 2017, whilst still only a teenager, Meikle released his first official remix, a reworking of Burak Yeter’s ‘Echo’. Via Spinnin’ Records. The achievement of releasing music on such a renowned label at such a young age has only spurred this young producer on to bigger and better things. 

Meikle has followed up his early success with a string of impressive releases on Spinnin’, Revealed and now Generation Smash. His collaborations with a wealth of accomplished producers, including Sandro Silva, Max Adrian and Manse have only helped to develop his skills set, gaining him the backing of various proficient names, such as Afrojack, W&W and David Guetta. 

‘Hold Me Down’ only confirms why Meikle is considered one of the fastest rising producers, not only in Scotland, but in the global electronic scene. His collaborations and tracks continue to impress and will surely electrify crowds at events around the world in the years to come.

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Meikle - Hold Me Down

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Almero & Sisters Cap - Bring Me Down

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Dutch DJ/Producer Mike Williams makes his debut on Smash The House with the sizzling new release 'I Said Too Much'.
 
Having been a regular on some of the scene's most esteemed labels, the talented international star lands amongst the Smash family with a blissful house anthem that will surely be one of the standout releases this festival season. Featuring a tingling female top line, 'I Said Too Much' delivers Mike Williams' trademark sound in abundance, evoking feelings of summer vibes and good times on the dancefloor.
 
When he's not performing on the biggest stages in dance music, which to date have included everywhere from Tomorrowland to Creamfields and EDC Las Vegas to Ultra Music Festival. Mike Williams's energy is put into producing some of dance music's biggest tracks. These include 'Feel Good' with Felix Jaehn, 'Wait Another Day' with Mesto and Lullaby with REHAB, as well as collaborating with other names such as Tiësto and Hardwell.

I Said Too Much

Mike Williams - I Said Too Much

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Latin American producer duo New Blood is a name on the rise, steadily climbing onto the scene thanks to collaborations with names such as Subliminals, they now join up with fellow Peruvian Uriel Zylan and vocalist Robbie Rosen to bring ‘Bad Blood’ to the masses via Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike’s Generation Smash!

With tantalising, ethereal keystrokes that are fortified by a vastly emotive vocal thanks to Robbie Rosen’s rich tones, “You know I’ll be there for as long as we’re livin’/ there ain’t no bad blood” ushers in the topline, far-reaching through high toned synth lines and a bursting big-room breakdown. Energetic and sure to have hands in the air, ‘Bad Blood’ reaches out to uplift, sensitive with its message but bursting with vitality thanks to illuminating layers that build and overspill into euphoria, ‘Bad Blood’ is poised to be received as a huge festival anthem this Summer season. 

With names including Jeffret Sutorius, Showtek and KAAZE already showing support for the artists involved, expect huge things.

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