'Keep It 100', the latest collab with Keys N Krates, could easily be one of the anthems of the summer. Grandtheft has been busy in the studio with recent collaborations done with Diplo, Thugli, and Keys N Krates in the books, and promised on the way. Grandtheft: This Toronto artist is one to see live as he's known to always bring special edits, originals, bootleg remixes, and unreleased tracks to his DJ sets.

To read my recent in-depth interview with Rene LaVice, click here. With a second album in its final stages of planning, we could be hearing plenty of new unreleased material from this Toronto talent this summer. Rene LaVice: This Canadian drum and bass talent has been literally tearing up the charts over in the U.K thanks to his break out hits 'Where My ladies At', and his remix of Chris Lake's 'Helium'. Getting to see Bassnectar at Shambhala will be like a homecoming, and his set will be filled with new music and good times. Lorin has been pulling 13 hour days in the studio to finally complete his eagerly anticipated album titled 'Noise vs. Acts to watch (If you want to hear new music)īassnectar: As stated in the overview, there is no doubt that the most anticipated headliner at this year's Shambhala is the return of Bassnectar. This is not your normal festival, so if you plan on going, keep an open mind and experience as many musical acts as you can because there are plenty ready to be discovered. The stages are beautiful with an overall lineup that is good balance between headliners and underground names. Taking place at a farm in B.C, Shambhala is more than a festival as it developed its own unique vibe and culture to go along with the music.

Shambala lineup