Keys N Krates and KRANE's "Right Here" Gets Remixed by QUIX and more...

Keys N Krates dream collaboration with KRANE, "Right Here," receives a trio of unique remixes. Leading the package is New Zealand's QUIX, who flips the sublime original into a supercharged trap cut. The second and third tracks are the result of an official Splice remix contest that generated nearly 400 submissions: Stockholm-based contest winners Arc North and Synchron deliver an 80’s-tinged future bass rework while runner up J ROLLE offers a moody rendition, fusing deep bass sounds together.
 
“Right Here” became an instant hit upon premiering on Anna Lunoe’sHYPERHOUSE show on Beats1 / Apple Music. The track has accumulated over 2M online streams to date, and received praises from notable music publications including Dancing Astronaut, Nest HQ, Noiseporn, YourEDM, and This Song is Sick who raved that the track is "A future bass gem filled with powerful chords, tasteful vocal chops and a rumbling bassline that gives some extra grit to the tune." Moreover, “Right Here” received support from heavy-hitters Steve Aoki, Diplo, and Vinai.
 
Over the past few years, KRANE has taken the world by storm. Not only has KRANE been featured on legendary tracks, such as TOKiMONSTA’s 2015 single “Put It Down” alongside Anderson Paak, but he also launched his “SESSIONS” endeavor, an ambitious project where he offers up his collaborative efforts to give unheralded producers more recognition. He made his first appearance on Dim Mak by releasing an official remix of Keys N Krates’ single “I Know U,” from the Midnite Mass EP. Similarly, Keys N Krates have captured the attention of music fans across the globe. Their hit single “Save Me (feat. Katy B)," also from Midnite Mass, earned them “Dance Recording of the Year” at the 2016 Juno Awards. Moreover, their Midnite Mass tour saw Keys N Krates play live to enormous crowds on festival stages such as Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, EDC Orlando, Pukklepop, Osheaga, and WayHome. The trio is currently on tour and gearing up to release their debut album.
 

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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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Keys N Krates New single 'Right Here' is out NOW

"When we first heard KRANE's tune "movin" we knew he was special and we immediately became fans. We sent him this dark RnB driven type idea that he put his spin on and it started becoming a really cool blend of our sounds." - Keys N Krates

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Keys N Krates Release Video for "Love Again" and Announce KRANE Collaboration "Right Here"

Keys N Krates kick off 2017 with the release of the official music video for “Love Again (feat. Ouici),” off their critically acclaimed 2016 EP Midnite Mass. Released roughly a year ago, the 6-track EP quickly became a favorite amongst fans and critics, with Pitchfork praising single “Save Me (feat. Katy B)” as "Not just the upper echelon of Katy B tracks, but also the top-tier of Keys N Krates' catalog to date,” before the track took home “Dance Recording of the Year” at the 2016 Juno Awards. Midnite Mass went on to hit #2 on the iTunes US Top Dance Album Charts and took the #1 spot in Canada, garnering worldwide support from Zane Lowe, A-Trak, and Mistajam on Beats1 and BBC Radio 1. Keys N Krates also took Midnite Mass on a coast-to-coast tour with support on various dates from Metro Boomin, Stooki Sound, Hermitude, Branchez, and KRANE, the latter who went on to collaborate with the trio on their forthcoming Dim Mak single “Right Here” – Out January 27th.
 
The Midnite Mass tour spotlighted Keys N Krates’ unique live electronic multi-instrument show, and saw them play to massive international crowds on festival stages such as Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, EDC Orlando, Pukklepop, Osheaga, WayHome, and their own Birthday Party celebration in Toronto, inviting Mannie Fresh, Lunice, and Araabmuzik to join them. Throughout the tour, the band made time to showcase their DJ skills, spinning afterparties on several stops and recording mixes for Sway In The Morning, Insomniac’s Night Owl Radio with Pasquale Rotella, The FADER, and Mixmag’s Lab live at Nocturnal Wonderland. Ending the year just as strongly as they started it, ­­Keys N Krates closed out 2016 with back-to-back performances at Decadence in Denver and Resolution in Houston.

 
Check out Keys N Krates’ 2017 tour schedule below and be on the lookout for more dates via: http://www.keysnkrates.com/tour

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Dim Mak Drops Greatest Hits of 2015 - The Remixes

Dim Mak’s “Greatest Hits 2015: Remixes” offers a selection of the best remixed tracks to come off the label from the past year. A collection of hits ranging from progressive and electro to trap and dancehall (and everything in between), the compilation features artists like Keys N Krates, SBCR aka The Bloody Beetroots, ChrisLorenzo, Nom De Strip, Yellow Claw, Autoerotique, Lil Jon and many more!
 
A diverse opus containing twenty-three high-profile remixes, Dim Mak’s Greatest Hits 2015: Remixes pays homage to the label’s distinct proclivity for putting fresh spins on proven originals. This year, international hits like Blasterjaxx’s “Forever” and Botnek’s “Tremors” received remix treatments to chart-topping effect, as did Torro Torro’s remix of Autoerotique and Max Styler’s “Badman,” which has surpassed 5 million plays on SoundCloud. Alongside seminal classics are several previously unreleased tracks, like the JiKay remix of Keys N Krates’ breakthrough banger “Dum Dee Dum” that's racked up a staggering 62 million plays on YouTube. The collection also features standout reworks from Dim Mak’s brightest producers, including Retrohandz, Panic City, Max Styler and of course head honcho Steve Aoki.   
 
Every remix on Dim Mak’s Greatest Hits 2015: Remixes pushes the boundaries of its original predecessor, presenting the track in a groundbreaking way. Whether it’s WRECKVGE flipping Garmiani’s “Zaza” into a booming trap beast or Habstrakt adding his signature bass house wubs to Dirtyphonics & UZ’s “Hustle Hard,” each remix embodies Dim Mak’s unmatched ability to transform and enhance it’s own music.
 
With their 20th anniversary on the horizon, Dim Mak is poised for a colossal 2016. The label’s biggest players are all slated for major releases early in the year and will set the tone for what is sure to be another stellar year for Steve Aoki’s preeminent dance music label.

Dim Mak Greatest Hits 2015: Remixes
Autoerotique & Max Styler - Badman (Torro Torro Remix)
Keys N Krates - Dum Dee Dum (JiKay Remix)
Yellow Claw & Cesqeaux - Legends (feat. Kalibwoy) [Sudden Beatz Remix]
Max Styler & Charlie Darker - D2B (Steve Aoki Remix)
Crookers - I Just Can't (feat. Jeremih) [Chris Lorenzo Remix]
Little Boots - No Pressure (Vicetone Remix)
Botnek - Tremors (feat. Go Comet!) [Kill FM Remix]
Lil Jon - Get Loose (Garmiani Remix)
Blasterjaxx - Forever (feat. Courtney Janaé) [Caked Up Remix]
Dirtyphonics & UZ - Hustle Hard (feat. Trinidad Jame$) [Habstrakt Remix]
Keys N Krates - Save Me (feat. Katy B) [Naderi Remix]
Shift K3Y & Born Dirty - Misbehave (Panic City Remix)
Florian Picasso - The Shape (Steve Aoki Edit)
Chocolate Puma - Rubberband Lazer (feat. Maikal X) [Skitzofrenix Remix]
Garmiani - Zaza (WRECKVGE Remix)
SBCR - SPIDER (Ricky Mears Remix)
Nom De Strip - Bad Things (Max Styler Remix)
New World Sound & Reece Low - Bounce That (Trifo & Tyron Hapi Remix)
BOTH - Straight Outta Line (PeaceTreaty Remix)
FIGHT CLVB - #SUS (feat. Carly Burns) [Retrohandz Remix]
Uberjak’d & Reece Low - BLTR (Wongo Remix)
Swanky Tunes - Skin & Bones (feat. Christian Burns) [Zeskullz Remix]
Giraffage & Viceroy - Impression of You (feat. Patrick Baker) [Electric Mantis Remix]

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