Discovery Talents
• Funk and Dubstep going hand in hand • Jazzy starts, wobbling drops • A near-perfect balance between genres This one is a standout discovery that was sitting in-between many other submissions, and sort of tune that we usually aren’t used to reviewing… And that’s why I am having plenty of fun with MIDIchlorian.dll’s style!
• A future rave track with melodic essence • Charming vocal delivery • Summer midtempo twist in the build-up TurnItUp Muzik often times releases compelling releases, and if one is willing to dig deeper in their catalog, they will strike upon gold. I am talking about phenomenal records such as “Psyche” by Blackcode, Arsen and
• Outstanding lead, slightly Zonderling-inspired • An effective mix between Deep House and several subgenres • Dynamic attitude with a pinch of elegance Hailing from the Netherlands, we have a new face amidst Laidback Luke’s esteemed sublabel, Mixmash Deep. I must admit that both Mixmash’s components have got a solid record on their repertoire, with
• A mix mash of genres with Future Bounce • Distorted, heavy bassline and glitchy leads • Breakdown with Dubstep-like growls The Future Bounce sub-realm can be rather intricated, with plenty of young people trying their hands and bringing their twists to a genre that apparently doesn’t leave much room for breaking the rules… but
• Similar to W&W’s version, but bouncier • Melbourne bounce and Italodance influences • Minimal yet equally robust If I were you, I would immediately take a mental note of the name: Ericovich. Even if slightly intricately spelled alias, more importantly, this Spanish producer knows how to do his work dutifully. Discovering him via the
• Minimality throughout • Heavier kickdrums and pizzicato leads • Effective bassline presence Tech House and I aren’t the best mates, so consider this review as a step out of my comfort zone and a great sign for Wade’s future. If the Spanish creator has managed to convince me to write some lines about a
• Experimental Future House sound • Glitchy and bass house influences • A lively vocal accompanying Today I am quite elated to be doing this review because genuinely I believe that Kieran Hill, the 18 y/o British producer might be a new name to you since he’s mostly releasing as an indie producer (notable exceptions
• Approach towards Festival Techno • Suspenseful intro from the vocals • Heavier kicks and low-end Following the events of last evening, when our IG followers suggested some great tunes, my attention was turned towards a gem from OverSky, almost by surprise. Even if I rarely enter the darker and sinister spectrums of Bass House,
• Laidback tones with a soulful vocal as the protagonist • Carefully curated sound design • Pinch of slap vibes in the Deep House drop After popping into my submission inbox quite unexpectedly, I was immediately stuck to the hooking vocal and the laidback atmosphere that goes around it! With the summer almost here, my
• Uses pizzicato lead, with a brutal bassline • Energetic drop sequence, although short • Equally focused breakdown with vocal It’s time to showcase a new name to EDM Reviewer’s community: NHEIRO, hailing from Germany! The producer has impressed me with a striking release on Madox Network (which rarely misses, these days), “We Got The
• The classic old-school vibe, in a shinier package • Impressive talent with the buildup details • Beautiful vocal performance, a must-have in the genre At the time of reviewing Timmy Trumpet last week, I promised to focus on a different name than the usual to highlight new talents, thus here I am! Trevor Omoto
• Came for Big Room, received gold • Mishmash of influences • Classy vocal performance Well, I am speechless to even begin describing what a fool, and eventually grateful I am for discovering this track. Fool, for I was ignorantly expecting some sort of typical Big Room, Progressive, or Bass House, since this label’s inclination
• Hooky vocal performance • Classic lead with booming 808s • Lovely dark piano building up to the climax The observant and careful readers may already be familiar with Lukasoprom after my review on the Tribal Trap’s Endemic III that came out last year. The Georgian talent composes a kind of infectious Trap that I
• Delightful vocals • Inspired by MEDUZA’s deep house sound • Catchy samples throughout Review written by @headsoverdreams From the land of mesmerizing landscapes, enticing chocolates, and luxury watches, I am happy to bring forth a new house single that will prove sumptuous for your fine Saturday evening. This solid club record comes from the
• Melodic Dubstep at its finest • Warmer tones wrapped in a satisfying atmosphere • That drop! After receiving this song as a submission over sixty days ago, I did something unusual: scribbling down my thoughts instead of postponing them to a full review that I would write 2-3 days before posting. Yet, even after
• HDR moves to Bass House • Reggae vocal, used chopped • Nostalgic drop, reminding of TV Noise To my knowledge, most readers here might be well-acquainted with the fact of how House District Records managed to become a promising Big Room label on the scene. With no releases that interested me directly this weekend,
• Standout vocal, accompanied by piano • Slower rhythm, ode to old-school Prog • Slight Future Rave add-ons! Felippe Mela isn’t a familiar name to me, yet his attempt on Future Rave has convinced me firmly to write a few lines, as it has impressive results to show! With a few indie releases on his
• Filled with variations • Borderline chaotic, but all in fun • Not a standout entirely yet promising Without setting in stone any huge expectations, House District Records are slowly impressing me with sequence of quality festival releases, marking a clear improvement on their selection as compared to many of their competitors! We’ve already praised
• Orchestral and delightful drops from V&G • Even Christmas lunch was more digestible than Tungevaag’s drop • Aloma Steele with her mesmerizing vocals In our series of reviews, we have mentioned the Dutch pair Voster & Gallardo (hereby mentioned as V&G) and with this significant team-up, it’s finally time for a proper review! These
• Delectable pop influences • Soulful presence from Arcana • Cracking dubstep sounds in Trap twist Hey everyone, it’s been some time! Finally, I am back with my batteries recharged and a metric tonne of new music to share. Anyways, “Into The Wild” is NCS’ final offering for this year, a hard trap tune made
• “Boing” fills for the win • Experimental as it gets • Future Bounce being actually futuristic In such an overfilled spectrum of Future Bounce, where the usual five or six names are the only ones dominating the scene, sometimes it’s the unheard and rising aliases capable of turning the tables with merely a simple,
