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Listen to Dawn Golden, The Most Slept-on Mad Decent Artist of 2014

February 25, 2015 By Tyler Almodovar

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On May 13th, 2014 Dawn Golden released his debut album “Still Life” on iTunes via Diplo’s Mad Decent imprint. The album is composed of soothing rhythms, tear-jerking melodies and heartbreaking lyrics that tell a story and deliver chilling messages about being in love and in emotional pain.

“Still Life” was perhaps one of the most underrated albums of 2014, with hits such as “All I Want” and “Last Train” paving the way for Golden’s creative journey and knack for story telling. His vocal tones convert into spin-tingling waves as the percussive elements in each track crash and invoke a transcendent level of understanding and passion.

Throughout this entire album the listener is able to seamlessly connect and immerse themselves in the thoughts of Golden while painting a picture that better depicts and coincides with his words. This ten-track work was surely meant to be heard cover to cover.

Purchase Dawn Golden’s “Still Life” Album

If you’ve yet to hear Dawn Golden’s “Still Life” album you can purchase a copy on iTunes or stream the project in its entirety on SoundCloud.

With the release of “Still Life” has come a slew of sensational remixes. If you haven’t heard an original Dawn Golden track, there’s a pretty good chance you’ve heard a version in a mix or live set. Below are some of the best Dawn Golden remixes available on the internet.

Manila Killa, Diplo, Daktyl and other artists have published their own style and creative interpretation of Golden’s “Still Life” releases. With that though, we’ve also included some older, non-Still Life remixes to broaden your Golden flavors – a few are by Dawn Golden himself. Enjoy.

Dawn Golden – All I Want (Manila Killa Remix)