Editorial
Axwell Λ Ingrosso’s “More Than You Know” Turns 8 and Still Says What Words Can’tf

When Axwell Λ Ingrosso released More Than You Know on May 24, 2017, few could have predicted the kind of staying power it would have. What began as a summer single became something far more lasting. Built around emotional lyrics, steady percussion, and an unmistakable vocal hook, the release felt personal without being dramatic. It didn’t need to shout. It just needed to land, and it did.
By the end of that year, the song had reached number one in Germany and Austria. It climbed charts across Sweden, Belgium, and the Netherlands. In 2025, it remains part of the conversation. You still hear it at beach clubs, reunion parties, and anywhere someone wants to play something that actually feels like something.
A Collector’s Favorite
The full More Than You Know EP remains a favorite among fans and vinyl collectors. The limited 2LP version is still listed on resale sites, often at a premium. For those who followed the Swedish house wave closely, owning a physical copy means more than just having a release. It’s a piece of history tied to a period where the genre felt both polished and personal.
Even now, younger listeners are discovering the EP for the first time. The simplicity of the production and the clarity of the emotion continue to draw people in. There are no gimmicks, just a clean execution of something that still feels relevant.
Still in Rotation
The song hasn’t disappeared from the scene. In early 2025, a fresh edit began circulating during festival season, landing in warmup slots and emotional end-of-set moments. DJs across Europe and Asia have continued to find space for it in their selections. Some include it in full. Others build it into transitions or use the vocal line to shift the mood.
What stands out is its adaptability. The original mix still holds up in modern settings, and even brief appearances are met with cheers. It’s one of those releases that doesn’t require context to work. It simply fits.
It Meant Something Then. It Means Even More Now.
Eight years later, Moe Than You Know continues to mean something different to everyone who hears it. For some, it brings back memories of 2017. For others, it might be something they just discovered but already feel attached to. The emotional weight of the lyrics combined with the understated production allows it to settle in a space most songs never reach.
When someone says this release “means more than you know,” it isn’t just a reference to the title. It’s the truth. There are songs you hear and move on from. Then there are the ones that stay with you, quietly showing up when you least expect them to. This one still speaks. Just maybe not out loud.
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Vintage Culture Drops Y2K-Inspired Capsule With Von Dutch Loves

Vintage Culture x Von Dutch Loves presents a bold capsule collection inspired by nightlife and nostalgia.
Brazilian DJ and producer Vintage Culture has teamed up with Von Dutch Loves for an exclusive capsule collection that blends Y2K aesthetics with underground nightlife influence. Designed by Vintage Culture himself, the limited edition line includes distressed tees, trucker hats, jerseys, and crop tops that channel early 2000s street style with a rebellious edge. First unveiled during his headline set at Sónar Festival, the collection is now available for pre-order and reflects both the artist’s creative vision and Von Dutch’s legacy of fearless fashion.
A Personal Vision Brought to Life Through Fashion
The collaboration offers a deeper look into Vintage Culture’s creative identity beyond music. Rather than leaning into flashy logos or generic festival wear, the pieces are built with texture, contrast, and attitude in mind. Items like the black jersey and distressed tees carry hand-drawn graphics and layered details that reflect his connection to late-night culture and underground spaces. The women’s zip crop tops and trucker caps add a playful edge while staying rooted in club aesthetics.
This wasn’t just a branding exercise. The collection was shaped by Vintage Culture’s input throughout, down to design elements and styling choices that feel personal rather than performative. By debuting the looks during his headline set at Sonar, he gave fans a first-hand experience of how sound and style can evolve together.
Inside the Vintage Culture x Von Dutch Loves Collection
The capsule introduces a gritty yet wearable mix of streetwear and club fashion. Distressed finishes, sketched graphics, and textured fabrics give the collection its edge. The men’s black tee features oversized Von Dutch Loves branding on the back, while the v-neck jersey with metallic silver trim brings a sporty twist to nightlife attire. Trucker caps arrive in bold two-tone colorways like orange and grey, with raw detailing that nods to early 2000s fashion.
On the women’s side, the high-neck zip crop tops in black and white are built for movement between day parties and nightclubs. Each piece reflects Vintage Culture’s commitment to creative control, from the stitching details to the choice of silhouettes. The result is a line that captures the raw individuality of underground culture without feeling forced or overdesigned.
Pre-Order the Drop Now
The Vintage Culture x Von Dutch Loves collection brings together music, fashion, and individuality in a way that feels intentional and fresh. It is not just a product launch, but a creative statement from one of dance music’s most influential names. From the distressed tees to the Y2K-inspired trucker caps, each item reflects a shared vision rooted in nightlife and self-expression.
Pre-orders are now open at vondutchloves.com, with limited quantities available. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Vintage Culture for the first time, this collection is a chance to own a piece of the movement.
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Here’s Why You Need To Go To Airbeat One

Airbeat One has grown vastly since its debut in 2002 and this year for its 22nd edition they pulled no punches.
250 DJs, over 225 hours of music, 200,000 visitors from over 50 countries, and countless unforgettable moments. The numbers only tell part of the story so here’s some of the many reasons you should be adding Airbeat One to your festival season for 2026.
The Stages
The amount of time and effort that goes into building stages is monumental and Airbeat One puts everything into creating jaw-dropping, vibrant, massive stages. The mainstage is a whopping 180 meters wide and 45 meters high. Changing its design every year according to the theme, the mainstage evolves from edition to edition. Words cannot describe the spectacle that is their mainstage, and it doesn’t stop there. Every stage boasts a unique style that catches your eye and boggles the mind from this years entrancing butterfly stage to the harder stage taking on the shape of a bulls head.
The Lineup
Afrojack, Maddix, Oliver Heldens, Steve Aoki, Vini Vici, Alok, Amelie Lens, Armin Van Buuren, Hardwell, Lucas & Steve, Timmy Trumpet, Dimitri Vegas, and Sebastian Ingrosso. All of these world-renowned artists took to the stage this year as part of the 250 DJ lineup. The pull that Airbeat One has for some of the best artists in the world is astonishing and makes for 3 days and 4 nights packed to the brim with talent. While it’s certainly a more techno and hardstyle centric festival, there’s still a diverse platter of genres to be heard to keep everyone entertained. In one visit you can tick off a whole lot of artists from your bucket list.
Pyro/lighting
Seeing pyro and fireworks at the end of the day at a festival is a lovely site. But what if there was more. A lot more. Airbeat One is full throttle all day with their visuals as even opening artists get pyro. Instead of fireworks only happening at the end of the day, they put on a show for hours with fireworks and pyro going off throughout DJ sets. This makes every set an astonishing spectacle that keeps on giving and giving. The flames go even further than just the stages though as on the arches over the walkways you’ll find more fire lighting your way to the next stage. For miles around you can see the sky being lit up by the array of lasers and other FX lights which are truly dazzling. Rounding off this years edition of Airbeat One there was an intense 15-minute firework show followed by Armin Van Buuren which is one hell of a way to end a festival.
The Themes
While a lot of festivals look fairly similar year on year, Airbeat One changes its look drastically each year to suit the theme. Every year they take on the theme of a different country with past editions celebrating the cultures of India, England, America, and this year Spain. The mainstages design is based around famous buildings from the country that’s acting as the theme as well as the other stages following the theme. The whole site is decorated to fully immerse you in the culture offering a fresh look every year. 2026 will see Airbeat One transform Neustadt-Glewe into a Dutch landscape with The Netherlands taking over the theme.
Site Design/Care For Festival Goers
The site, its design, and all the stalls make sure to cover you for everything you need in any kind of weather. They offer plenty of spaces with shade from the sun, shelter from the rain, and places where you can rest your legs. Comfy seating and hammocks can be found around the site which gives you the opportunity to take that much needed 10 minutes to recover before heading straight back into the crowd. In the event of rain there’s lots of solid paths around the site allowing you to get around without sinking into the mud. You’re also covered on the hearing protection front with plenty of stalls around the site where you can acquire ear plugs. Along with this you can enjoy a diverse selection of food with there being plenty of different food stalls to take your pallet on a journey around the world. All these things add up to make the festival experience a delight even when you’re away from the stages.
It has been another barnstormer of a year for Airbeat One as they have further solidified themselves as one of the best festivals in the world. It’s a sensory delight everywhere you go and it’s continuing to evolve with constant improvements being made every year. The festival will be taking place from July 8th – July 12th 2026 with The Netherlands as its theme. Make sure your calendar is clear.
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New EDM Friday Releases You Cannot Miss, July 18, 2025

New EDM Friday returns with a fresh batch of tunes by Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, Loreen FISHER, Oliver Heldens, and more.
New EDM Friday is back once again with fresh music from Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, Loreen, FISHER, Oliver Heldens, EDX, WHIPPED CREAM, and more. This week’s roundup is overflowing with massive collabs, dancefloor-ready anthems, and genre-blurring heat that shows just how wide the EDM landscape has become.
Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, Loreen – Pum Pum
Two dance music giants take an unexpected detour into drum & bass territory with ‘Pum Pum’, the first-ever DnB release from Dimitri Vegas and David Guetta. Featuring powerhouse Swedish vocalist Loreen, the track is a high-octane blend of rapid-fire percussion, fierce energy, and an unforgettable vocal hook. It’s bold, genre-bending, and marks a fresh chapter for all three artists involved.
FISHER, bbyclose – Blackberries
EDX – Moyo
Swiss house icon EDX returns with ‘Moyo’, a powerful, rhythm-driven single that blends his signature progressive style with tribal-inspired textures and deep club grooves. Out now via PinkStar Recordings, the track’s title, meaning “heart” in several South African languages, perfectly reflects its emotional and percussive core. From immersive, hypnotic builds to a driving drop built for late-night floors, ‘Moyo’ captures both movement and meaning. As EDX celebrates the 25th anniversary of his influential Sirup Music imprint, this release proves he’s still innovating, evolving, and shaping the global house scene with every beat.
WHIPPED CREAM – collide
WHIPPED CREAM unleashes collide, a genre-bending festival anthem that pushes her sonic vision to bold new heights. Out now via Monstercat, the track opens with haunting vocals, delivered by WHIPPED CREAM herself, before escalating into a euphoric drop packed with pulsating bass, rapid hi-hats, and a futuristic Eurodance edge. It’s raw, emotional, and high-energy all at once, showcasing her rare ability to blend powerful songwriting with leftfield electronic production. Following recent standouts like ‘never mine’ and ‘u don’t just wanna die’, collide cements WHIPPED CREAM’s status as one of the most innovative voices in modern dance music.
Honorable mentions:
1991 x Mugatu x Mali-Koa – Love Is the Answer
999999999, Rian Wood, Angel Cannon – Trinity
Above & Beyond – Bigger Than All of Us (LP)
Alan Walker x FAANGS – Heartbreak Melody
Alok x Tomorrowland Music 2025 EP
Argy x MEDUZA ft. PollyAnna – Melodia
Audien ft. Rory Hope – Lose It All
Avicii – Let’s Ride Away (Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman Mix)
AXMO x Gammer x Robin White – Angel Eyes
Calvin Harris ft Clementine Douglas – Blessings (Cassian remix)
Cash Only, Patrick Meeks, Holly Ellison – Rotation
Chapter V – Execute
Dillon Francis, Marten Horger – B2U EP
Excision, Sullivan King – Encore
Firebeatz – It’s Time
GATTÜSO x Carla Morrison – Abrazarte
Gorgon City – Loveless
Hypaton x Henri PFR x Norma Jean Martine – Outta My Head
Jonas Blue x Malive – Edge of Desire
Jordan Grace, Timcee – Haunting Me
Justin Prime, Sidney Samson & Jaxx & Vega – Thunderbolt (Jaxx & Vega Remix)
Klangkarussell, Senes, GIVVEN – Sun Went Down, Sky Went Dark
Korolova, Usyk, Artem Pivovarov – Fight For Life
Kris Kross Amsterdam, André Hazes Jr., Tabitha – Ze Komt Uit Amsterdam (LNY TNZ Remix)
liquidfive x Dario Rodriguez x KLEPTO – On and On
Lucas & Steve – Wasting Time
Mark Knight, Roland Clark – Televised
MATHAME – Love Somebody
MatricK – We Are The Universe
MOTi, Tuhasté – No Wahala
Nicky Romero x Barmuda – Fade Away
RayRay, Derlow, Jebroer – Go Insane
Seven Lions, Quackson, Grabbitz – Take Me to My Grave
Sonny Fodera x Jazzy – All This Time
Subculture – Starting Point
Swanky Tunes, Valexx – Retiranted
Tensnake, Abi Flynn – Mercy
THEMBA & &lez – Spine
The Rocketman, SHVDZ – All Night
Tom Enzy, Mc Delux – Favela Tribal
Topic x Mougleta x Vegedream – Albi
Vessbroz x Ashley Zarah – Salam Shalom
Volkoder, LOVRA – No Worries & Shame
Yves V – V.I.P.
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