• Felix Jaehn Releases EP With Remixes By Prince Fox, Phantoms

    Felix Jaehn has unveiled a new, self-titled EP on Casablanca Records with three of his previously released singles "Book of Love" with Polina, "I Do" and "Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better)" with Jasmine Thompson. Where things get interesting are the two remixes from two Casablanca artists, Prince Fox and Phantoms.

  • Mark Ronson, OMI, Hozier, Adele Tops U.K. 2015 Year-End Chart

    The U.K. official charts have unveiled the top songs of 2015 and there are few surprises at the top. The No. 1 song of the year was the dominant and irresistible, "Uptown Funk" from Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars, while the rest of the top ten had tracks from the likes of OMI, courtesy of Felix Jaehn, Wiz Khalifa, Hozier, Adele, Justin Bieber and more.

  • Thomas Jack Tropical Express Tour: Felix Jaehn, SNBRN, Bixel Boys Joining

    Mr. Tropical himself, Thomas Jack has detailed plans for a new U.S tour this fall that will stop in five major hotspots across the country. He will be joined on this Tropical Express tour by some of the best in melodic and deep house including Felix Jaehn, The Bixel Boys, SNBRN, Oliver Nelson, Hotel Garuda and more.

  • Felix Jaehn Follows 'Cheerleader' With 'Book Of Love'

    Felix Jaehn has unveiled a brand new original track titled "Book Of Love" featuring the vocals Russian-born singer, songwriter Polina, who has worked with the likes of Eminem, Tiësto, Steve Aoki, Kaskade and more. The German producer, DJ is still riding high on the success of his remix for Omi's "Cheerleader," which has reigned on top the Billboard Hot 100 charts for the past few weeks, unseating Wiz Khalifa's "See You Again" and gone number one in 55 countries around the world.

  • Shazam Reveals Hit Prediction Data: Is Omi's 'Cheerleader' Next?

    Predicting what songs will be a hit can be an inexact science. Sometimes some songs seemingly come out of nowhere to become summer hits like Nico & Vinz "Am I Wrong" or the Robin Schulz remix of Mr. Probz "Waves." Staying ahead of trends and knowing which artists are set to break through, while also paying attention to those already established hit-makers is key, but with music becoming more data driven, we are able to predict with more accuracy the probability of the next big song. One of the main predictors in the music industry is Shazam, since a user Shazaming a song is a strong sign of interest in that one track. Cait O'Riordan, VP of product, Music and Platforms at Shazam spoke at the Strata Hadoop World 2015 Conference in London to discuss how the platform predicts a song's success and showed that the next one might Omi's single "Cheerleader."

  • Avicii Releases 'The Days / Nights' with Henrik B, Felix Jaehn Remixes [REVIEW]

    After being announced by his manager on Instagram, Avicii has released his new EP "The Days / Nights" featuring two tracks that have already been previewed and two new remixes from Swedish producer Henrik B and German producer Felix Jaehn. "The Days" was already released as a single in October and "The Nights" was included in the "FIFA 15" soundtrack but never saw an official release besides a Spotify stream. Now "The Nights" is available on all portals with its opposing partner in addition to two added remixes from artists Avicii has been keen on. "The Days" and "The Nights" continue down the road that Avicii has paved for himself with "Wake Me Up," managing to merge country, folk and EDM. Tabbing U.K. heavyweight singer and former Take That frontman Robbie Williams on "The Days," Avicii delivers his folksiest track to date next to "Hey Brother." "The Nights" follows the same vein, but veers more electronic with cheery, pitched synth melodies under the vocals of Swedish DJ favorite Salem Al Fakir. The song encourages its listeners to live every day like it is your last, a message probably lost on most for those people glued to their television screen playing "FIFA 15."
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