. The entire Top 100 was put together by four people – Steven Morgan, Jack Parker, Marc Prodanovic and Sebastien Gamez – over the course of five months. From a combined total of more than 300 submitted albums, we were able to whittle it down to a list we hope does the last ten years justice. Electric Daisy Carnival's Las Vegas Debut Deemed a Success

Swedish House Mafia and Afrojack emerge as the electronic music festival’s new champions in a genre that's influencing pop and rap more than ever. Next up: EDC the movie, coming in August.

North America’s largest dance music event, Electronic Daisy Carnival, thrilled around 200,000 fans over the weekend in Las Vegas, the first time the annual gathering took place in Sin City.

Top-name draws from Scandinavia and Europe, such as Tiësto, David Guetta and Swedish House Mafia shared the limelight with dozens of equally compelling DJs, known to electronic music boosters abroad and increasingly in America, such as Laidback Luke, Martin Solveig, Benny Benassi, Skrillex, Calvin Harris, Richie Hawtin, Sander Van Doorn, Avicii, A-Trak, ATB, Ferry Corsten and others.

“It was incredible,” Holland-based DJ Afrojack, born Nick van de Wall, said after his set Saturday evening, during which he proclaimed EDC to be the “greatest party on the planet.” The DJ-producer’s slot was a highlight of the fest, proving he may well be one of the top draws next year. With a set to mirror the carnival rides that operated in the background of Electronic Daisy, Van de Wall offered up dizzying drops, smooth-coasting rolls and everything in between. Operating more like a novelist than a DJ, he employed foreshadowing; teasing tracks that he would spin later in his set (everything from Daft Punk tunes to neo-“rave” anthems such as Laidback Luke’s “Turbulence”) to great effect.

The DJ was not an official headliner, but the predominantly 20-something crowd put Van de Wall on the same level as names more familiar to Americans, such as David Guetta. Well before his Saturday start-time, thousands of fans were chanting “Afrojack, Afrojack” as Solveig was finishing his preceding set. By
. The entire Top 100 was put together by four people – Steven Morgan, Jack Parker, Marc Prodanovic and Sebastien Gamez – over the path of five calendar month. From a combined total of more than 300 submitted album, we were able to whittle it down to a list we hope does the last ten year department of justice. Electric Daisy Carnival's Las Vegas Debut Deemed a Success 

 Swedish House Mafia and Afrojack issue as the electronic music festival ’s new champions in a music genre that's influencing pop and pat more than always. Next up: EDC the movie, coming in August. 

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 Top - name draws from Scandinavia and Europe, such as Tiësto, David Guetta and Swedish House Mafia shared the limelight with dozens of evenly compelling DJs, know to electronic music boosters abroad and increasingly in America, such as Laidback Luke, Martin Solveig, Benny Benassi, Skrillex, Calvin Harris, Richie Hawtin, Sander Van Doorn, Avicii, A - Trak, ATB, Ferry Corsten and others. 

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. The_entire Top_100 was put together_by four_people_– Steven_Morgan,_Jack Parker, Marc_Prodanovic and Sebastien_Gamez – over the_course of five_months._From a combined total of more than 300 submitted albums, we were able to_whittle_it down_to_a_list we hope does the_last ten years justice. Electric_Daisy Carnival's_Las Vegas Debut Deemed a Success

Swedish House Mafia_and_Afrojack emerge as_the electronic music festival’s new champions in a genre_that's influencing pop and rap more_than ever. Next_up:_EDC_the movie, coming in_August.

North America’s largest dance music event,_Electronic Daisy Carnival, thrilled around 200,000_fans over the weekend in Las Vegas,_the first time the annual gathering_took place in Sin City.

Top-name_draws from_Scandinavia and Europe, such as_Tiësto, David Guetta_and Swedish_House Mafia shared_the limelight with dozens of equally_compelling DJs, known_to electronic music boosters abroad and_increasingly_in America, such_as_Laidback_Luke, Martin_Solveig, Benny Benassi,_Skrillex,_Calvin Harris,_Richie_Hawtin, Sander Van Doorn, Avicii, A-Trak,_ATB,_Ferry Corsten and others.

“It was incredible,” Holland-based_DJ Afrojack, born Nick_van_de Wall, said after_his set Saturday evening, during_which he proclaimed EDC to be_the “greatest_party on_the planet.” The DJ-producer’s slot was a highlight of the fest,_proving he may well be one_of the top draws_next year._With_a set to_mirror_the carnival_rides that operated in the background of_Electronic Daisy,_Van de Wall offered up dizzying_drops, smooth-coasting rolls and_everything_in between. Operating more like a_novelist than a DJ, he employed_foreshadowing; teasing tracks that he_would_spin_later in his set (everything_from Daft Punk tunes to neo-“rave”_anthems such as_Laidback Luke’s “Turbulence”) to great effect.

The DJ_was_not an official headliner, but the_predominantly_20-something crowd put Van de Wall_on_the_same level as names more_familiar to Americans, such as David_Guetta. Well before his Saturday start-time, thousands of fans_were chanting “Afrojack,_Afrojack” as Solveig was finishing_his_preceding_set. By