With the release of his new album, A Town Called Paradise, Ti�sto seeks to elevate his stratospheric career beyond EDM and towards becoming a household-name. Marrying his hands-in-the-air trance euphoria with finely crafted pop forms, the album has already generated the hit single "Red Lights," which has had a major impact on the Billboard charts as well as American pop radio, a first for the Dutch DJ. The follow-up single, "Wasted," looks to follow suit.

"I never thought that would happen, but it's definitely for me one of the icings on the cake of my career," Ti�sto explained during an interview with Radio.com about the success of "Red Lights." "I'm so proud to have a song on the radio, because I've never had that kind of music. It's not that I try to make something that fits the radio, I just like to write songs which I really like myself. And then the radio picks it up, it's like a mega-bonus."

The influence of Las Vegas is stamped all over A Town Called Paradise, a city that Ti�sto helped turn into America's current dance music capital.