Nicky Romero – Nightvision EP
Since the middle of summer, Nicky Romero has been releasing tracks from his “Nightvision” EP. The four song set has now been released in its entirety from his imprint Protocol Recordings, which...
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Christina Novelli & Linney – Fallen Ones (Extended Mix)
Two noted vocalists in Christina Novelli and Linney have joined forces for the first time on a dynamic trance tune called “Fallen Ones”. With emotionally charged lyrics, captivating synths, and uplifting melodies, this...
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KILL SCRIPT – Afterparty (Original Mix)
John Summit played back to back nights at The Shrine in Los Angles at the beginning of October. One of the songs he opened with on the second night was a catchy track...
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Kastra & Dave Crusher ft. LYNNE – Make You Stay (Extended Mix)
Making their collective debut on Protocol Recordings are Kastra and Dave Crusher in “Make You Stay” featuring LYNNE. Packed with energetic melodies, bouncy basslines, and stunning vocals, the release fits perfectly with Nicky...
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LöKii – Elvis (Original Mix)
Last week, I wrote about KILL SCRIPT’s “Line In The Sand” featuring the vocals of Linney and was scrolling through the singer’s Twitter when I saw her comment on a new release called...
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KILL SCRIPT – Line In The Sand ft. Linney (Original Mix)
Combining their talents for the first time are KILL SCRIPT and LINNEY in a driving techno tune called “Line In The Sand”. Noah Ramsey surrounds Caitlin Linney’s glowing and glistening vocals with a...
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SUBMERSIVE ft. Linney – Change My Mind (Extended Mix)
Previously working together on “All Alone” released from In Trance We Trust / Blackhole Recordings last December, SUBMERSIVE and Linney join forces once again on “Change My Mind”. Psytech vibes and acid tinges...
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Project 46 – Remember You ft. Linney (Original Mix)
Project 46 have returned after a four year hiatus with an anthemic progressive house tune in “Remember You” featuring Linney. The Canadian duo of Ryan Henderson and Thomas Shaw use euphoric melodies and...
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