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12 Artists That Will Spice Up Your Summer

The happiest music from around the world.

Natalie Yazhary

May 10, 2016

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12 Artists That Will Spice Up Your Summer

Summer is all about good people, good times, and good music. We all know those songs that take us back to our risky adventures and endless sunburns. No matter what you're doing this summer, here are some artists that can spice up your summer soundtrack:

1. Alan Walker

Alan Walker, has broken top charts with his track, "Faded." Especially popular in Europe, this British-born, Norwegian DJ has been noticed by record labels at only 18-years-old.

2. Jai Wolf

Jai Wolf, or Sajeeb Saha, gained his big break from his remix of Skrillex's "Ease My Mind." Since then, he has played at Coachella and Bonnarroo, and has been killing it.

3. Burak Yeter

Originally born in Trabzon, Turkey, Yeter pursued his education in London to get his masters in Sound Engineering. Particularly known for his DJ schools in Amsterdam, Istanbul and LA, Yeter has created thousands of certified DJ's.

4. Kiiara

From our very own Illinois, Kiiara has recently signed with Atlantic Records. Her single, "Gold," has gone Platnum in Australia, and continues to take over charts around the world.

5. Alex Schulz

This German DJ has been recognized for his remix of "Never Forget You" with over 2,000,000 plays on Youtube and SoundCloud, and it's still available for a free download online.

6. Gazzo

Originally from New Jersey, Gazzo is the self-proclaimed "Remix King." You can probably find your favorite songs with a new Gazzo twist for this summer.

7. Deep Chills

Deep Chills, originally from Milano, is known for being very active with his fanbase. You can check him out here.

8. Klingande

This French duo has a soft spot for the Swedish language. Their name, "Klingande," is Swedish for "chimes." Sounds like the perfect name for their melodic house music.

9. The Him

Jeroen and Steven come together to make "The Him," a music production group from Amsterdam. This groups has gained popularity from their musical cross between indie and deep house.

10. Cheat Codes

This DJ trio from LA has been taking over with their retake on a classic song, "SEX." You can check our Matt Russell, Trevor Dahl, and Kevin Ford here: https://soundcloud.com/cheatcodesmusic

11. Jordan XL

Jordan XL, whoever you are, well done. Make sure to also check out his Ria Mae remix of "Gold."

12. Jerry Folk

To top it all off, this Norwegian DJ is about to go on his first North American tour all throughout summer! I know I'm going.

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