Just Announced: Dim Mak Miami 2020 Featuring Steve Aoki

Continuing their decade-long tradition of Miami Music Week events, Steve Aoki & Dim Mak are headed back to Magic City this year to present another springtime affair. Following three years of all night long Wynwood/ Arts District dance parties, the label is making a triumphant return to the white sands of South Beach for an eleven hour pool party, kicking off at noon. Join us at Dim Mak Miami 2020 on Thursday, March 19th as we take over the Nautilus Pool. Headlined by Aoki himself, the 21+ event will feature some of the label's most exciting current acts, as well as beloved extended friends and family.
 
This year’s event is set to be extra special, as it is the official Miami stop on Aoki’s North American Neon Future IV: The Color Of Noise Tour, a reference to both his upcoming album as well as his critically acclaimed memoir that was released via St. Martin’s Press last year. Additionally, look out for unexpected surprises throughout the day-into-night event, as Aoki has previously brought several eye popping special guests to his Dim Mak Miami soiree over the years, including the likes of DJ Diesel (aka Shaq), The Chainsmokers, Yellow Claw, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Don Diablo, Kayzo, Slushii, Deorro, Cheat Codes, Rich the Kid, Carnage, Afrojack, Waka Flocka Flame, Dada Life, Lil Jon, Desiigner, Borgore, Getter and Laidback Luke...and this year looks to be no different.
 
Stay tuned for the full Dim Mak 2020 line-up reveal... 

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Henry Fong Reignites the Dancefloor on "Jump Up"

Henry Fong's eclectic take on dance music soaks through via his sweat-filled club banger "Jump Up." Brimming with party sirens, spicy rhythms and brash global bass sounds, the Florida producer makes a compelling mix of grit and sheen.

Between spending his days enjoying the beach and nights performing at the club, producer and DJ Henry Fong can be found in the studio crafting high-energy bangers. With a signature sound that fuses elements of dancehall, reggae and electro house, this year has seen the esteemed producer continue to be a singular voice in dance music’s evolving landscape. “Jump Up” caps what’s been a momentous 2019 for Fong, following his excellent Fong Island EP, which featured the Rome Ramierz (Sublime with Rome)-led single “On My Way.” His year was also highlighted by “Pica” alongside Deorro and Elvis Crespo, as well as mainstage-smasher “Rave Tool,” which received DJ support from the likes of Skrillex, The Chainsmokers and Flosstradamus.

Boasting multiple placements in the Beatport Top 10, as well as releases on Dim Mak, OWSLA, Hysteria, Mad Decent, Revealed, Spinnin’, Musical Freedom and more, the South Florida native has established a solid reputation as a beatmaker and party starter over the years. “Jump Up” is the latest step in the evolution of Fong’s frenetic sound, painted with exotic grooves fit to serve sound systems in South Beach, SoCal and beyond.

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Dim Mak Miami 2019 Lineup Announced: Steve Aoki, Don Diablo, Slushii And More!

Dim Mak returns to Miami Music Week for a late-night affair at Mana Wynwood. Headlined by Steve Aoki, the festivities include a newly announced lineup featuring performances by Slushii, 4B, Henry Fong, Tisoki, Max Styler, Bok Nero, Kendoll and special guest Don Diablo. The 18+ event kicks off at 8PM and ends Thursday morning at 3AM.

Tickets on sale now (Early Bird SOLD OUT)! https://tixr.com/pr/dimmak/12386 

Watch Dim Mak Miami 2018 After Movie Here

For the past decade, Dim Mak and Steve Aoki have been at the epicenter of Miami Music Week, curating boundary-pushing events year after year. The artists on the 2019 lineup join a stacked list of talent who have graced the Dim Mak stage over previous years, including The Chainsmokers, Yellow Claw, Deorro, Rich the Kid, Dada Life, Carnage, Afrojack, Waka Flocka Flame, Keys N Krates, Lil Jon, Desiigner, Borgore, Getter, Laidback Luke, The Bloody Beetroots, QUIX and many many more. Following last year’s insane show hosted by SHAQ, we are excited to keep the tradition alive in 2019.

Get in the mood for this year’s show with our Dim Mak Miami Takeover Spotify Playlist: Listen Here

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Anevo Releases “Waking Up” Featuring Heather Sommer

Sweden’s Anevo returns to Dim Mak with “Waking Up,” where Heather Sommer's captivating vocals are mixed with retro synthesizer riffs and powerful kick drums on this uplifting future bass song.

In April, the Monstercat-affiliate made his Dim Mak debut with the stunning single “Can’t Stop,” also featuring Heather Sommer. The track took the dance music world by storm, garnering support from Martin Garrix, Steve Aoki, and racked up over half a million views via highly influential YouTube channel Trap City. Continuing his spring momentum, just last month he remixed Dim Mak artist Noise Cans’ track “Caan Dun (feat. Louise Chantál)” and additionally dropped “Waiting On Your Call (feat. Park Avenue)” on Monstercat Uncaged Vol. 1.
 
Over the past few years, the Swedish producer has had numerous landmark successes, beginning in 2014 when he was named one of Dancing Astronaut’s “25 Artists to Watch.” The following year he was commissioned by Interscope/Polydor to remix Years & Years’ hit single “King,” and his remixes of Selena Gomez’s “Good For You” and Ellie Goulding & Calvin Harris’“Outside” both hit #1 on Hype Machine worldwide. Additionally, his reworking of Adele’s “Hello” was heralded by Billboard as a “must-hear remix.” Coming off a monumental 2016 with performances at Ultra Miami, EDC Las Vegas, Life is Beautiful and hit singles “Feel Something (feat. Kayla Diamond)” and “Electric Heart,” Anevo strides into 2017, ready to take his career to new heights.

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Dim Mak & Steve Aoki Return to Miami Music Week with Borgore, Keys N Krates + More

Fresh off a worldwide 20th Anniversary tour, Dim Mak is jetting full speed into 2017. Continuing a long annual history of legendary Miami Music Week (and Winter Music Conference) events, we are pleased to announce via Miami New Times: Dim Mak Miami 2017 at RC Cola Plant on Friday, March 24th. The event features a headlining performance from Steve Aoki, with additional dj sets from Borgore, Deorro, Keys N Krates and more acts to be announced soon.

This year we leave the South Beach sand behind and head to the Wynwood Arts District, home to over 70 galleries, retail stores, antique shops, bars, and one of the largest open-air street-art installations in the world. Be one of the 7,000+ music fans dancing all night and into the early morning at the formerly abandoned RC Cola Plant, in what is set to be our largest Miami takeover yet. The 18+ event starts at 9PM on Friday and goes all the way until 5AM on Saturday. 

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Croatian Beatsmith Matroda Unveils "Ghetto Funk"

In a fierce blend of bass house and breaks Croatian beatsmith Matroda delivers the sinister "Ghetto Funk," using eerie synth plucks and wicked wobbles to deliver a behemoth of a Dim Mak debut. The single has already seen support from Tiesto, Oliver Heldens, David Guetta, and more.

Matroda’s well-rounded sound pulls from his classical training across the violin, drums, and keyboard. In 2015, he kicked off his career by partnering with Chris Lake on an official remix of SNBRN’s “California”. It proved to be a stellar debut, quickly reaching the #2 spot on Beatport’s main chart and #1 on the house chart.

Since then, Matroda has steadily become an artist to watch. His 2016 bass-house hit “Chronic,” on Spinnin’ Records, garnered wide A-list support including Avicii, Diplo, Laidback Luke, and RL Grime, who dropped it during his 2016 Coachella set. 2017 is looking to be an even bigger year for Matroda, as he’s coming off a brand new Dustycloud collaboration “Come Back” and an infectious VIP Edit of Migos’ “Bad and Boujee.” The VIP skyrocked to #1 on Soundcloud’s House Chart and Billboard cited it as one of the “5 Best ‘Bad and Boujee’” remixes.

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Rain Man and Krysta Youngs' "Habit" Gets Remixed by Morgan Page, EXSSV, and More

Rain Man and Krysta Youngs present The Remixes of their crossover collaboration "Habit." Grammy nominated Morgan Page brings his signature peaktime sound with a euphoric progressive house number (Dancing Astronaut Premiere), while Dim Mak young guns T-Mass and EXSSV each offer fresh future bass makeovers. Akari also goes the melodic route with his breathtaking indie-dance version, before fellow newcomer Impala delivers a wonky downtempo interpretation. Coming in with bass-heavy reworks are LA producer INDO, who offers up a fierce moombah / electro remix, and Dack Janiels & Wenzday, who morph the original into a massive dubstep bomb. DUCKY rounds out the bundle by dialing up the BPM in her hyper nightcore edit.
 
Habit (The Remixes) builds off December’s Habit (Remixes Part I). Soon after the release of the initial volume, Dim Mak wunderkind T-Mass saw his remix become a hit, garnering support from The Chainsmokers, Steve Aoki, and Borgeous, among others. Contest winner Akari received a similarly impressive influx of support for his soaring indie / electro rendition, including heavy-hitters Don Diablo and Deniz Koyu. Further accolades for the bundle came from Galore, Noiseporn, and YourEDM, who wrote that Dack Janiels & Wenzday’s mammoth remix "makes our hair stand on end and our jaws drop, as it should.” 

Rain Man dropped the original “Habit” during a fruitful year for the Chicago native. With his ability to craft hits around powerful female vocals on full display, his preceding single “Bring Back The Summer (feat. OLY)” proved to be one of the biggest electronic tracks of the year. The single was named one of Apple Music’s Best of Tracks of 2016 and recently surpassed 18M streams onSpotify. In addition, Rain Man helped celebrate Dim Mak’s 20th Anniversary with performances in Miami, Chicago, and back-to-back shows at New York’s Electric Zoo and Las Vegas’ Wet Republic.

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