• What So Not Delivers Strong New EP 'Divide & Conquer'

    Australian electronic music producer What So Not has released his new seven-track EP, Divide & Conquer. The EP is heavy on collaborations, but he doesn't tab on any big names. Instead he works with other producers like Ganz and Burns. He then calls upon Kimbra and George Maple for vocals, while Rome Fortune adds a verse on "Buried."

  • Skrillex, Diplo, Wacka Flocka Flame Join Jauz Onstage During LA Friendzy Tour Stop [WATCH]

    Sam Vogel, the electronic bass music producer and DJ better known as Jauz, kicked off his Friendzy Tour this past weekend with three sold-out SoCal shows boasting historic back-to-back sets featuring more DJ talent than some festivals do. The first leg of the tour featured guest appearances from Wacka Flocka Flame, Skrillex and Diplo as Jack U, Marshmello, Ookay, Kill the Noise, Dirtyphonics and What So Not among others.

  • Did Flume Steal Skrillex and What So Not Collaboration? George Maple, Fans Accuse Producer

    Mere hours after Flume shared a brief preview of his forthcoming album, a number of Reddit users joined by vocalist George Maple accused the producer of stealing an unreleased Skrillex and What So Not collaboration. In spite of the allegations, the internet still seems to be exploding with excited anticipation for Skin, which the Australian producer announced is "almost finished" earlier this week.

  • Stream, Download What So Not 'Gemini' EP Featuring Dillon Francis, KLP

    At long last, What So Not has released his long awaited Gemini EP. He unveiled earlier this month that the EP would be released on Dec. 18 and now that the clock has crossed over to Friday in Australia, Emoh Instead has unveiled the full EP for his fans as an unexpected free download. Coming in at five tracks, this EP features the likes of Dillon Francis, KLP and George Maple.

  • What So Not, George Maple Unveil 'Gemini' [LISTEN]

    Stop the presses -- What So Not have unveiled a brand new track "Gemini" with the help of their Future Classic running mate, Australian singer, songwriter George Maple. "Gemini" is the lead single from the duo's upcoming EP, which is the final chapter in the pair's time together as Flume departs from What So Not and leaves it in the capable hands of Chris Emoh Emerson, known professionally as Emoh Instead. The track is the perfect collaboration between What So Not and rising vocal talent as her serene voice floats across a piano build with soft drums gracefully cresendoes into a myriad of synths, snare rolls and fxs. Listen to the track below. No further word on the rest of the EP as of yet.

  • Flume Leaves What So Not

    Harley Streten, better known as "Flume," has officially left the duo What So Not that he has been a member of since 2011, citing "creative differences" as the primary reason for his departure.

  • Live Stream Skrillex's OWSLA Holiday Party On Twitch Featuring Valentino Khan & Vindata [WATCH]

    OWSLA is streaming their holiday party on Twitch tonight staring at 10 p.m. PST. Host and label founder Skrillex will have guests Valentino Khan and Vindata, two of his two biggest new stars he has been fostering on OWSLA. No telling what will happen at the party, but you can expect to see some pretty crazy things with Skrillex, Valentino Khan's mustache and Vindata. There will surely be plenty of special guests coming to party with OWSLA, possibly the "Recess" DJ's partner in crime Diplo for their duo Jack Ü and plenty of others around in the Los Angeles area where the OWSLA offices are based.

  • Baauer Releases Edit Of RL Grime & What So Not 'Tell Me' [REVIEW]

    Baauer has released his live edit of RL Grime & What So Not's genre championing tune "Tell Me." Originally just designed to be a tune reserved for DJ sets, Baauer has decided to give the short edit out as a free download for a limited time. The edit is being played out by RL Grime and Baauer and got its first recognition when a YouTube video surfaced on the web of RL Grime playing the edit during his expansive Void tour.

  • Jack Ü, RL Grime, What So Not, Carmada Take Over Triple J Mix-Up [LISTEN]

    Last night, Australian radio might have gotten its biggest collection of mixes ever on air. With the Stereosonic tour in its final weekend, Aussie radio station Triple J was able to tab four of the biggest touring artists — Skrillex, Diplo, RL Grime and What So Not — along with local up-and-coming act Carmada to join the program to spin a back-to-back-to-back-to-back, three-hour mix. The first 80 minutes saw Skrillex and Diplo take over the decks live as Jack Ü before turning over to a short session from Carmada. RL Grime took over the airwaves next with the aid of Skrillex and their airtime spilled over into What So Not's mix in the last hour of the show. Diplo and Skrillex were just on Triple J the day before to discuss their Jack Ü project and what they had coming up when they mentioned this mix. They said they had no idea what they were going to play, yet they still deliver another outstanding frenetic mix filled with tunes from each artist, their labels and some exclusives as well, via "Dancing Astronaut."

  • Skrillex Previews Unreleased What So Not Collaboration On New Zealand Radio [LISTEN]

    The Skrillex media takeover is going global. Earlier today, before a set at New Zealand music festival "What's On" that featured performances from Steve Aoki, MK, What So Not and others, Skrillex stopped in with radio and live DJ Dan Aux on The George FM Selectah show to talk about music and play a surprise set on air. During that set, he felt it was no better time, since he was down under, to premiere his long-awaited collaboration with What So Not (Flume & Emoh Instead), featuring the vocals of Kristy Lee Peters, known professionally as KLP, titled "Goh." KLP was the vocalist on What So Not's track "Jaguar" that was released via Skrillex's OWSLA Records
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