Hayden Davies, Journalist

Sydney-based duo Human Movement unleash some serious heat on their newest tune.. After conquering a guest mix on Skrillex’s NESTHQ label, Sydney-based dance duo Blake Gilray and Edward Macdonald AKA Human Movement have released an absolute ripper of a track in the form of the six-minute long Paradise feat. Eliza Sol. Sticking to their minimalistic, dark vibes, the boys have incorporated hard-hitting bass with the eery, shadowy voice of singer Eliza Sol and created a bloody belter of a tune, one that they’ve been so kind to give up for free HERE. Of the tune, the lads had this to say: "We really tried to focus more on the overall flow and progression of the track, we weren't satisfied with the standard kick - snare/clap minimal percussion banger...wanting to keep the track under a dark and minimalistic vibe, while retaining an emotive element. It worked out really well when our good friend Eliza ( who we didn't know even sang!) came into the studio and nailed that "human" element we had

Melbourne-based producer releases stellar future trap EP.. Fresh from releasing remixes for the likes of Golden Features, Alison Wonderland, HWLS and more, plus an EP release last year, Melbourne-based producer Jamie Now has released another cracking EP to kick off a big 2015. Entitled Jamie Now’s Mystical Menagerie, the EP explores the futuristic, chilled-out trap vibes that Australia has seemingly perfected since the rise of Flume a few years back. The EP starts with the slow-burning The Astounding Reality of the Flabbergasted Panda, which displays a balance of light synth, deep bass and chopped vocals to slowly build into a somewhat heavy song. The Sophisticated Komodo's Elegant Tea Party is a much more upbeat single, with a combo of swirling and bouncing synth packing some serious punch. The EP closes with The Unfortunate Demise of the Silver Fox which is trappier than the previously mentioned two singles. Have a listen to the EP below, which courtesy of Jamie Now, is available for

Club Sweat! camp member Boot Action unleashes the groove in Gorgan.. Surfing the hype wave from their massive Bosun EP, Melbourne-based house duo Boot Action have released their latest masterpiece, in the form of Gorgan, and absolute tune-and-a-half featuring some sweet vocals courtesy of Barry Tones. Gorgan is large from the get go, with heaving bass, smooth vocal work and delicate drums combining to create this A+ certified banger. Picked up by the Sweat It Out crew early last year, the only way is up from here for the duo, and with acts like Golden Features, Wax Motif and Go Freek rooting for them, you know it’s going to be a good ride. Follow Boot Action: FACEBOOK // TWITTER

Emoh returns to the throne with a powerful Azealia Banks remix.. After spending the year pushing What So Not Emoh Instead has returned with a fiery remix of Azealia Banks' Chasing Time with relatively new DJ Zebarah. Having already been remixed by Australian producers Feki and Høwl, this edition of Chasing Time features some deadly drops courtesy of Emoh, mixed with a slight progressive feel courtesy Zebarah. It’s a tidy little remix to top off a massive 2014 for Emoh, seeing him become an international name in dance music. Here’s hoping it's just the start of a massive 2015 for Emoh Instead/What So Not.  Follow Azealia Banks: FACEBOOK Follow Emoh Instead: FACEBOOK Follow ZeBarah: FACEBOOK