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The musical concept behind the last album WONDERLAND is relatively simple explains Peter Cruseder: “We wanted to bring soul music back into the clubs. That was our mission, to make electro-soul!” 

'Om Shiva' is the lead track and latest single from the new Dynasty Electric album 'A Million Words of Love'. With its unique fusion of country, reggae, and rock, 'Om Shiva' will get you high without even smoking. It's a new anthem for the legalization generation, pass it to the left hand side!

Since their inception, Dynasty Electric have earned critical praise and toured the world on the strength of their unique blend of electronic music, rock and hip hop. The group’s first single “Hypnotized” received critical praise from the Village Voice and was featured in an MTV commercial starring the band. Dynasty Electric then worked with hip-hop mogul Damon Dash who paired the group with legendary producer Ski Beatz for the album “Golden Arrows”, the lead single of which  became the soundtrack for a Victoria’s Secret commercial.  The album was also cited by iHeartRadio, NME, and RCRD LBL.

The group’s follow up self-titled album featured single “Electric Love”, with guest artist Brian Chase of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, as well as tracks with DJ Logic, David Maurice, and Ski Beatz. The album received praise in NYLON, We are Hunted, and Black Book.  The album’s second single “Eye Wide Open” aired on MTV2′s 120 Minutes and was used as the soundtrack for a national Bath and Bodyworks commercial.  In 2013 Dynasty Electric collaborated with Indaba Music, a social network for musicians and producers, to create a new album “Euphoria”, an international collaboration between the band and fans.

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Delhi 2 Dublin is a band from Vancouver BC. They invented the genre 'celtic punjabi electronica' which sounds pretty dumb on paper, but is actually super badass. They play really LOUD party music, so don't invite them over for 'that ethnic feel' at your next cocktail part cause 'that ethnic feel' will slap your guests straight upside the bhangra muscle. Many people like them, from little kids to grannies. Seriously, their shows are like scenes from an alternate dimension where people are nice to each other and everything's ok. 

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