TheBeatMill Mondays: New Releases from Deniz Koyu, Hard Rock Sofa, SVD & Julian Jordan (August 20th)

Every Monday in the electronic music industry is huge with many new releases, so here at TheBeatMill were going to make it easier for YOU by reviewing our 3 biggest tracks from each Monday all in one post; TheBeatMill Mondays. Today we have releases from Deniz Koyu, Hard Rock Sofa to go along with the new collab between Sander van Doorn and super talented up and coming DJ/Producer, Julian Jordan.

Sander van Doorn is pretty much a household name for any electronic music fan and he switches gears a bit in the new collab with Julian Jordan, “Kangaroo” out now via Doorn Records. The collab was first debuted by Sander at this years Ultra Music Festival in Miami and has been buzzing ever since. Last month we featured the music video for “Kangaroo” which showed Sander playing it at Emporium Music Festival while being accompanied by 16 year old Julian Jordan on stage. The track is different from Sander’s usual trancier style, similar to his more electro release “Chasin”. No matter what style it is, “Kangaroo” is definitely a winner so grab your copy on Beatport today!

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Sander van Doorn & Julian Jordan – Kangaroo (Original Mix)

Next up, Hard Rock Sofa releases their latest progressive house gem with “Kaleidoscope”, out now via Afrojack’s Wall Recordings. The follow up to “Starlight” that was released at the end of July and in my opinion is a really underrated track. “Kaleidoscope” includes a build up that creeps up on you into a heavy “Hard Rock” drop. Listen below and grab it on Beatport today.

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Hard Rock Sofa – Kaleidoscope (Original Mix)

Last track featured on our TheBeatMill Mondays is “Follow You”, the latest from Deniz Koyu, the same guy that brought the world “Tung” and “Bong”. He teams up with popular vocalist Wynter Gordon, who was featured in Steve Aoki’s “Ladi Dadi” and Chris Lake’s “Speak Up”. Deniz Koyu brings everyone a more progressive melodic tune in “Follow You” from his usual heavier, funky style in “Tung” and “Bong”. I wouldn’t mind hearing Deniz Koyu produce more tracks similar to “Follow You” and in my opinion it’s up there as one of his top releases with “Tung”.