KASKADE—The most exciting name in dance music—returns August 21 with BRING THE NIGHT, his new mix album for ULTRA Records. This flawless musical groove of 15 songs includes KASKADE’s remixes of works by Nelly Furtado, Floetry and his chart-topping hit “Sorry,” alongside tracks by Bob Sinclar, Armand Van Helden and many more.
The collective vision of Bring the Night isn’t a journey nor does it wax philosophical; rather, it marks a timestamp on the party scene and everything current and fresh in house music today. “For me, this mix is about what’s happening right now in the club. This is what kind of set I’ve put together,” says Kaskade.
In conjunction with the release of Bring The Night--the follow-up to his last artist album Love Mysterious (Ultra Records) from 2006--KASKADE will set forth on a major North American DJ tour encompassing more than 40 appearances over a three-month period. The San Francisco resident will visit major and secondary markets including Toronto, Montreal, Los Angeles, Detroit and San Antonio. He’ll also travel overseas for dates in South America, Europe, Japan and Australia.
KASKADE launched his career with his 2003 debut album It’s You, It’s Me. In 2004 he followed with In The Moment, highlighted by his major breakout single “Steppin’ Out.” From Budweiser commercials to MTV’s The Real World, the rocker-styled guitar riffs of “Steppin’ Out” mixed to a bass-heavy backbeat was contagious in its appeal, and burst open a wholly new and original sound to dance music. KASKADE’s accolades and recognition for his song and other production work—including remixes for The Pussycat Dolls, David Morales, Mark Farina and Floetry--are numerous. He earned a nomination for “The Borders Award for Best New Artist” in 2004 and high rankings in “America’s Favorite DJ Poll” conducted by BPM Magazine.
