With ‘Mother’, some of the most enigmatic producers in the current dance scene unite around one clear goal: giving a voice to our planet’s silent cries in light of climate change and environmental destruction. Led by platinum-selling DJ MOGUAI, the project brings together the haunting vocals of rising I-Pop artist CassMae with cutting-edge production from chart-topping talent Max Niklas (who reached #1 on iTunes Germany) and Hel:sløwed, the new duo-project from Misja Helsloot and Michael de Kooker, already supported by Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, and Tiësto. 

MOGUAI, known for his chart-topping hits and collaborations with industry giants, describes ‘Mother’ as "a tribute to the world we call home, a plea to listen before it’s too late." CassMae, whose distinct sound and storytelling abilities have captivated audiences worldwide, adds, "This song carries a message straight from the heart of our planet. We hope it inspires people to reconnect with nature and take action." 

Releasing on March 27, the track arrives via SNDS Records, the electronic division of V2 Records. Blending emotional songwriting with melodic techno production, ‘Mother’ is built for peak-time dance floors while leaving a message that lingers beyond the dance floor.  

Amsterdam-based DJ/Producer and guitarist Ginton is a sonic innovator, seamlessly fusing his signature guitar riffs with universally appealing beats. Influenced by icons like Santana and Jimi Hendrix, Ginton has produced for global superstars such as Drake, and Gordo.

Once in a blue moon, an artist like DIØN emerges, one that is able to completely transform the dancefloor and makes you believe in dance music all over again. With a unique sound that effortlessly blends early 90s rave sounds with hard-hitting kicks, and through high-profile collaborations with the likes of Sara Landry and Oliver Heldens, DIØN has become one of the hottest properties in Hard Dance.

Sara Landry, Recently crowned DJ Mag’s No. 1 Hard DJ, has unveiled her highly anticipated debut album, Spiritual Driveby. Released digitally via her HEKATE label, the album is a collaborative offering that blurs the line between the underground and the avant-garde.