The best song of the summer is not only a joke, it’s not even out yet. But it’s “Planet of the Bass” by DJ Crazy Times and Ms. Biljana Electronica, and purely based on the 51-second clip uploaded by ...

In a recent interview with New York Live ahead of the song’s release, Gordon explained the origin of the DJ Crazy Times character, saying, “This is actually a character I’ve been doing since college.

The video is a winning combination of nostalgia, intrigue and surrealism. And its viral ascent can tell us a lot about modern meme culture. Who is he? Well, it depends on who you mean. The star of the ...

Over the past few weeks, DJ Crazy Times has taken the internet by storm with his ’90s European dance song viral video. Filmed at NYC’s The Oculus, the artist/comedian (whose real name is Kyle Gordon) ...

When that video blew up, Kyle Gordon committed to the bit. He posted another video of the same song-clip, with a different singer, resurrecting the Euro-club trend of different anonymous models ...

The day we’ve all been waiting for is here: The full “Planet of the Bass” song has finally dropped, and it has a time warped music video to go along with it. But the best news is that the original Ms.

The runaway song of the summer—DJ Crazy Times and Ms. Biljana Electronica’s viral eurodance parody “Planet Of The Bass,” of course—is now over three minutes long, available on all streaming platforms, ...

Shaquille O'Neal's seven-foot-tall bass-dropping alter ego "DJ DIESEL" performed at downtown Nashville's Skydeck on Lower Broadway on Friday evening. For a moshing throng of rowdy dance fanatics, the ...

DJ Kampire working the crowd at the 2024 Brunch Electronic Festival in Barcelona, Spain. PHOTO/ASTRID MISKOVIC. One of East Africa’s top disc jockeys (DJs) and a core member of Uganda’s Nyege Nyege ...

DJ Randall, the influential UK drum’n’bass DJ and producer, has died, Resident Advisor and Mixmag report, citing his representatives. He was 54 years old. Born in east London, Randall became a fixture ...

And it's no different for Ros Atkins, BBC News' analysis editor. Many people will recognise Ros from his explainers on the ...