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Maintaining dancing floors loaded around the world is electro graph topper Levels by Swedish Super DJ and maker Avicii. This globally approved electronic track laced with strings, artificial bass and a contagious blend of impressive tempos, develop ups and breakdowns that maintain listeners all over gripping onto every club of this favorite across the chart and has all walks of life and preferences in music united in their excitement over this intensifying home electronic masterpiece. This 2011 anthem that samples Etta James's "Something's Got a Hold on Me" caught fire in the summer and has been burning up the charts throughout 2011 and will usher in the New Year with as much momentum as it started with. At the age of 22 Avicii continues to flirt with greatness and Levels is arguably his best work to date. This track as well as DJ Skrillex's remix of Avicii's global hit Levels are two very good reasons to jump on the electronic, home and dubstep bandwagons.
Swedish House Mafia - Save the World
Inspiring the genius behind Levels is Swedish House Mafia, the DJ and maker trio of Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso. Their instant classic, appropriately titled electronic summer smash Save the World is doing just that as it is guaranteed to get the blood flowing with its pulse-pumping pace and its smooth vocals and chorus by John Martin. The unquestioned hit of 2011, Save the World's grasp on top of House music's throne is celebrated worldly as its top charts in Belgium, the United States, Hungary and the United Kingdom. This single meshes a ridiculously catchy beat with hope inspiring smooth lyrical content that has enthusiasts of all music genres playing this home track in every electronic device from smart phone to club speaker religiously and on repeat. Save the World should be time capsuled as one of houses best efforts for future music lovers everywhere. With over 35 million YouTube hits to add to its already celebrated international prestige, Save the World is rapidly taking over the world.
Dada Life - Happy Violence
Swedish electro home duo Dada Life created Happy Violence in 2011 and have been murdering the soles of club goers' shoes and pumps, scuffing up dancing floors on every continent ever since. This club banging 2011 electronic anthem charged with synth lines and a bass heavy enough to drop the crowd through the dance floor down to the basement while providing enough energy with its kicks and drops to keep those fleets marching up the stairs to get up and do it all over again. There is no rhythm required to enjoy this popular track; jump, head bang, or enjoy this track with eyes shut and allow this ultra-vibrant track information the body through the moves. Pound for pound this track is eye-level with all the additional electro heavy dumbbells and is undeniable in its promise to create perspiration trickle from every pore until the club lights continue or the sun pops up. Happy Violence has the capability to create the people whom amble past the exit signal seem like the make-up smeared and bathed in sweat zombied types of the glammed up people who joined the club simply hours preceding. Learn More Here
