Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) publishing label UNTIES today releases Tokyo Dark -Remembrance-, the anime-style murder mystery merging visual novel and adventure features, on PlayStation 4.

The plot thickens with the release of -Remembrance-, which developers Cherrymochi and mebius. have rebuilt entirely in a new engine. Colorful animated sequences by Breath of the Wild, Xenoblade Chronicles X, and Hellsing Ultimate animation studio Graphinica bring to life the dark horror scenery of a crime-riddled Tokyo. Additional content and more endings for the branching narrative round out this ultimate edition of Tokyo Dark.

The disappearance of Detective Ito Ayami’s partner isn’t the only unsettling occurrence plaguing Japan’s capital city. Strange symbols and a mysterious masked figure have popped up all over its many districts. Ito must delve into the city’s seedy underbelly to uncover the truth behind the supernatural occurrences and find her friend before it is too late.

Ito’s actions and decisions are tracked by the S.P.I.N (Sanity, Professionalism, Investigation, Neurosis) system, which affects character interactions and available story paths. Playing by the rules might keep her in good standing with her fellow police officers and open up favors to aid the investigation, while often resorting to violence could irreparably turn citizens against her, closing paths further down the line.

“Tokyo Dark -Remembrance- emphasizes balancing opposing forces mechanically, visually and thematically,” said John Davis, G&R Representative, UNTIES. “The developers have perfected the core ideas with the Switch and upcoming PlayStation 4 releases, taking Ito’s journey to even more chilling places with innovative systems tracking every in-game action.”

Tokyo Dark -Remembrance- is available now on Nintendo Switch and today on PlayStation 4.

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Riding high on the success of their busiest festival season to date, Brazil’s biggest dance music export, Cat Dealers, team up with US sensation MAKJ for a bass-fuelled offering that is set to keep the spirit of summer alive. Rewind is available now on all streaming platforms via HUB Records / Sony Music Brazil.

The cut opens with a bright overtone, fuelled by a funk inspired guitar riff and nostalgic vocal line that truly harness the sound of summer. As the track’s motive takes a dramatic turn, the collaborators flaunt their mastery for bass-boosted drops, proving Rewind’s worth for peak time play. Showcasing an addictive blend of MAKJ’s open format style with Cat Dealers throttling Brazilian bass lines, the track serves as a versatile gem for main stage and club use. Both DJ Mag Top 100 placers are renowned for their heavy list of hits, with Rewind destined to follow suit as their next phenomenal dance anthem.

Cat Dealers have become a household name both in Brazil and on the worldwide circuit in recent years, with their viral remix of Tom Novy’s Your Body acting as a catalyst for international success. Boasting more than 152 million views on their YouTube channel, the brother duo continue to demonstrate global appeal with an extensive back-catalogue that includes remixes for the likes of Sam Feldt, R3HAB and Icona Pop, as well as collaboration projects with Will Sparks, Bruno Martini and Goldfish to name a few.

Since his breakthrough release with Hardwell on Countdown back in 2013, MAKJ has become known for his stellar collabs and flawless production skills, delivering a slew of notable releases including Let’s Get Fucked Up with Lil Jon and Party Till We Die with Timmy Trumpet, as well as recent tracks Retumba with Deorro and RAVE with Steve Aoki, Deorro and Showtek, all of which have further established this versatile producer. As MAKJ prepares to head in a new musical direction that spans hip-hop, Latin and more, fans can rest assure that his production output will still cater to his core EDM lovers.

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Earlier this year, hotshot producer Danny Avila revealed a collaboration that nobody could have prepared themselves for. A team-up between himself, British group The Vamps and the one and only Machine Gun Kelly, Too Good To Be True achieved global success and reminded the dance world exactly why Danny Avila has come as far as he has. Now, Swedish DJ/production trio Brohug check in to give the track a kick of their own energy in a brand new remix for the summer.

The Vamps

A blend of Danny’s meticulous, upbeat production with The Vamps’ catchy vocals made Too Good To Be True the ultimate pop-dance track – perfect when you need an escape from reality. Globally renowned for their powerful, stomping dancefloor tracks, Brohug have branded their trademark sound on the dance music industry with lasting effect. Their remix of Too Good To Be True is commanding, yet madly addictive – one that’ll be resounding in clubs worldwide for months to come.

Spanish talent Danny Avila is currently making his way through one of his biggest years to date. Having signed an international deal with SONY Music Spain and subsequently throwing himself in to a very busy festival season, the highflying producer is clearly not slowing down any time soon.

Sitting at no. 52 in the Top 100 DJ’s of 2017 poll – DJ Mag’s highest re-entry of the year – Avila continues to prove himself in the ever-changing electronic landscape.

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