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Following their huge remix of Tiësto’s “Work Hard, Play Hard” in 2011, Autoerotique is at it again, this time with an original, “Bring That Beat Back”.

True to Autoerotique’s style, “Bring That Beat Back” is a ruthless electro rattler. After label boss Tiësto got his hands on the tune for a custom edit, the track has become even more of a monster, with just the right touch for those huge festival crowds.

Replete with a tooth-cracking, big room build and Autoerotique’s patented synth lines, crowds of any size will be getting down to “Bring That Beat Back” well into Summer.

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Hot on the tail of the massive “Generation 303″ from Nicky Romero, Musical Freedom brings us Avesta’s aptly-titled, “Arena”. A track equal parts euphoric, anthemic piano and blinding, chainsaw mayhem, “Arena” captures a perfect contemporary mix of progressive writing with electro aesthetic. With early support from Kaskade, Tommy Trash, Nicky Romero, and of course Tiësto, “Arena” is fit for electrifying a festival crowd and blowing up rooms of any size. “Arena”, already Tiësto’s favorite set opener of the past 6 months is sure to be everyone’s favorite well into summer.

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Tiësto heads to Canada, for the latest stop on his Club Life Tour, hitting Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and many more. Hear why Canada is one of Tiësto’s favourite countries, as well as the story behind his hit collaboration with Hardwell – Zero76.

Tiësto returns to Europe for another marathon weekend of shows, playing in the Czech Republic, Romania, Istanbul and Ibiza! Watch as he plays one of his legendary extended sets in Bucharest until the sun comes up!
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TRACKLIST
Tiësto & Hardwell – Zero 76 (Intro Music)
Steve Forte Rio – Slumber (Original)
Tiësto ft Kay – Work Hard, Play Hard (Autoerotique Remix)
Tiësto ft. Kay – Work Hard, Play Hard (Original)
Tommy Trash – Future Folk (Original Mix)
Boys Will Be Boys – We Rock (Original mix)
Bassjackers – Mush, Mush (Original Mix)
Alex Sayz – Faces (Original Mix)

***OUT NOW http://bit.ly/TKJohnDahlback*** Get the CD here: http://bit.ly/TKDahlbackCD
With an insatiable appetite for serving up huge melodic anthems and an undeniable talent for delivering world class DJ sets that combine impeccable music selection with exceptional mixing skills, John Dahlbäck is one of the most revered names in House music. His ‘Toolroom Knights’ is testament to this young Swede’s talent, weaving his way through various styles with a number of his own exclusive productions, 38 carefully selected tracks alongside two superb mixes. The album features 3 new exclusives by the man himself, the first being ‘Feel It’, a stomping tech groover with an unforgettable driving top-line. The other 2; ‘Heroes’ and ‘Escape’ showcase Dahlbäck at his harmonious best, blending powerful melodies with slickly produced beats for 2 sure fire anthems.

Key highlights of the mix include Mark Knight & Wolfgang Gartner’s epic, chart-topping collaboration ‘Conscindo’ and Oliver $’s ‘Granulated Soul’ which was undoubtedly one of 2011′s biggest hits. Michael Woods’ remix of ‘How R U Feeling Right Now’ continues the rolling beats and big room melodies, with further productions from Dahlbäck ‘Life’ and ‘Phoenix’ providing peak time action. Notable entries from Tiger & Woods, Zombie Disco Squad, D.Ramirez and Nicole Moudaber are a nod towards Dahlbäck’s ability to build a mix with percussive grooves, whilst the mash-up of Chocolate Puma with Alex Kenji demonstrates his esteemed DJing skills.

Packed with 38 of the biggest tracks alongside 2 quality full length DJ mixes, ‘Toolroom Knights Mixed by John Dahlbäck’ is undoubtedly one of this years essential albums.

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Tiësto touches down in Mexico to play 8 sold out shows around the country. Not all goes to plan though, as he faces the prospect of having to disappoint his fans and cancel a show due to safety concerns. Unhappy with the situation, Tiësto connects with his Mexican fans on Twitter, and thankfully the team find a way to keep the show on the road. Jumping back onto the jet, its a short trip over the border to Las Vegas for the biggest show of the year so far – headlining Electric Daisy Carnival!
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TRACKLIST
Tiësto & Hardwell – Zero 76 (Intro Music)
Quintino – We Gonna Rock
Sandro Silva & Quintino – Epic
Kryder – K2
Nicky Romero – Generation 303
Tiësto ft Kay – Work Hard, Play Hard (Paris FZ & Simo T Remix)
Tiësto – Maximal Crazy

Select tracks from Club Life Volume 1: Las Vegas
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Other tracks available on Tiësto’s label, Musical Freedom:

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