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Led by the previously released Turn It Down and Eyes singles, Kaskade releases his seventh artist album. Unfolding a bunch of new collaborations and sounds, including those that have fuelled the American DJ and producer’s strike into progressive house to be voted the best DJ of America. Debuting his first album in 2003, it was not until the indenture with Ultra Records in 2006 that the rise of Kaskade truly took off, leading him into a placing amongst modern-day’s most highly-rated DJ’s in terms of electronic dance music. Although last year’s ”Dynasty” album was arguably his most  ground-breaking to date, ”Fire & Ice” is already seeing immensely successful charting placings acceded by the aforementioned single releases of 2011. Brilliantly divided into two discs – one for the hottest of club sounds and one for alternate, downtempo ICE mixes on each and everyone of the 10 singles featured – his 2011 album is already exceling previous year’s triumphs with a handful creative tenderings.

Boasting a craft unlike what people may expect out of a jointed making from the divine Kaskade and Skrillex,Lick It debunks an instantly memorable blend of the 70’s most ravishing disco sounds and wobbling, dubstep-influenced chords to form a momentous contribution to the evolution of electronic dance music and the more experimental records off the new double-album.

Filled with a soulful and utmostly emotional chord progression, tipped with the silky voice of Becky Jean Williams from Late Night Alumni, the Illionois-raised Ryan Raddon teams up with Germany’s probably most underrated duo, Inpetto, for the characteristic How Long.

Also armed with blistering chords in conjunction with Rebecca & Fiona’s glorious vocals to make up Turn It Down, the amazingly feel-good progressive piece with Mindy Gledhill that is Eyes and a bunch of collaborations with Dada LifeSkylar GreyHaley and more, the seventh artist album out from Kaskade is finally released.

Kaskade – Fire & Ice (Album) [Ultra Records] – iTunes Link

Tracklisting:

Disc 1 – Fire

01. Kaskade feat. Mindy Gledhill – Eyes
02. Kaskade feat. Rebecca & Fiona – Turn It Down
03. Kaskade feat. Neon Trees – Lessons In Love
04. Kaskade & Skrillex – Lick It
05. Kaskade feat. Haley – Llove
06. Kaskade feat. Marcus Bently – Let Me Go
07. Kaskade feat. Quadron – Waste Love
08. Kaskade & Dada Life feat. Dan Black – ICE
09. Kaskade & Inpetto feat. Late Night Alumni – How Long
10. Kaskade feat. Skylar Grey – Room For Happiness

Disc 2 – Ice

01. Kaskade feat. Mindy Gledhill – Eyes (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
02. Kaskade feat. Rebecca & Fiona – Turn It Down (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
03. Kaskade feat. Neon Trees – Lessons In Love (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
04. Kaskade & Skrillex – Lick It (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
05. Kaskade feat. Haley – Llove (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
06. Kaskade feat. Marcus Bently – Let Me Go (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
07. Kaskade feat. Quadron – Waste Love (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
08. Kaskade & Dada Life feat. Dan Black – ICE (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
09. Kaskade & Inpetto feat. Late Night Alumni – How Long (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)
10. Kaskade feat. Skylar Grey – Room For Happiness (Kaskade’s ICE Mix)

Kaskade feat. Mindy Gledhill – Eyes

Kaskade & Inpetto with Late Night Alumni – How Long

As part of his forthcoming eighth artist album, titled ”Fire & Ice”, the discerning Kaskade welcomes the notable break-through within dubstep, Skrillex, aboard for a collaborative effort named Lick It. Boasting a craft unlike what people may expect out of a jointed making from these two divine Americans, Lick It unfolds an instantly memorable blend of the 70’s most rapturing disco sounds and wobbling, dubstep-influenced chords to form a momentous contribution to the evolution of electronic dance music. Joining in alongside the already released Eyes and Turn It Down singles, How Long (with Inpetto and Late Night Alumni) and a bunch of collaborations with Haley, Skylar Grey, Dada Life and others, this piece does indeed espy itself as one of the more experimental records off the first double-album out from the DJ recently voted America’s Best in 2011.

Lick It is due out on October 25th as part of the ”Fire & Ice” album on Ultra Records and will also come in shape of a downtempo, icy version from the Illinois-originated producer himself.

Armed with a wide pallette of hit singles off the world renowned Ultra label, Adrian Lux comes on the back of the emotional Eagles together with Sander van Doorn to release a single making alongside The Good Natured. His inimitable Teenage Crime installment on Axwell’s Axtone Records alone could have fuelled the rise of this dexterous Swede, and in conjunction with the releases of Strawberry and Can’t Sleep last year, the reputation of Lux continues to soar as another spectacular production emerges from Ultra Records. Following Boy and a bunch of remixes on BulletsSolid Ground, Worldwide, Lux combines forces with the English electro-pop trio for Alive.

Led by the silky voice of Sarah McIntosh, an aesthetic interlude and soulful and effing anthemic synths, Alive is out whilst we’re still keenly in the wait for his forthcoming remix on Derezzed and the Fire single to drop.

Adrian Lux feat. The Good Natured – Alive [Ultra Records] – Beatport Link
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