All posts tagged in Brooks
• Future Bounce à la Brooks • Solid, well-designed structure with breakdown • Less innovative, but delivers a sound performance We are back here talking about Poylow and MAD SNAX after their splendid “Drop In The Ocean“, made available again by NCS! This trio is impressing me, and now there are the polyvalent skills of
With vacation done and dusted, the time has never been more than appropriate: the forty-fifth edition of the Weekly Roundup has your favorite artists covered, ranging from heavy-lifters such as Mau P (Maurice West), Brooks, Chocolate Puma with relatively upcoming but industrious names. Let’s get to business, shall we? Mau P – Drugs From Amsterdam
• 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
July has been inaugurated with passionate creations from various figures, notably and included in this installment of the roundup being Brooks, Oliver Heldens, Quintino, and so on. Let’s get to those records while they are fresh! Bicep – Meli (II) & Saku 87/100 Hailing from London, the Irish duo Bicep has been making significant rounds
This one caught me by surprise. Martin Garrix, with all his successful ideas and commercial hits, decided to drop a club-oriented album? “Sentio” which stands for ‘perceive, feel, experience‘, is a collection of 11 collaborations between the Dutch star and several other big names. There are two things I didn’t like here: the choice of
Thirty weeks! We are fast approaching the year mark since the roundups started, and the objective remains straightforward as always: to cover six notable releases from the recent days. That being said, Justin Prime, Martin Garrix, Darren Styles, and more are included in this edition! Julian Calor, Trøves – Find My Way 82/100 Breaking his
Paris Blohm & Wasback – They Say (feat. Krigarè) Paris Blohm · Paris Blohm & Wasback – They Say (ft. Krigarè) After releasing a statement coming to terms with his position atop the progressive house game and how it conflicted with how he wanted to present himself to the world, we finally have the first
• KSHMR´s ethnic sounds fits perfectly with Brooks´ signature • Good balance between both influences • The magnificent vocal is a central point of the tune “Voices” was probably one of the most-awaited collaborations during these months, the expectations were high since KSHMR premiered it on his Tomorrowland 2019 set. Later, we discovered that the
• Lush and melodic break • Tipped towards Brooks’ Future Bounce style • Surprising twist before conclusion Out of all other frontliners in this industry, STMPD has continued to capture our attention with their avant-garde releases. They have struck a delightful and appealing balance between underground and commercial spectrum of EDM genre, allowing various talents
This week, we’ll be covering possibly the worst track from Hardwell, the Jonas Aden & Brooks collaboration that features some bombshell writing credits, Hexagon’s perplexing new Generation Hex EP, a promising new talent, and we’ll check in on our Spotify behemoths and Mike Williams. As always, we’ll be compiling a short recap of notable tracks
DBSTF are back and it’s as good as you’d think it’d be! Plus Brooks finally releases his remix of American Boy, Maddix returns to Revealed Recordings, and Haywyre gives a much-needed remix to Martin Garrix’s summer hit. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we
• David Guetta? • Predictable Brooks drop • Great vocal performance I love the actual EDM industry. Sincerely, it’s outstanding. It looks so beautiful to see the names of some top djs in songs in which they actually didn’t do almost anything. But you know, (maybe) a name is more important (or gives more $$) than
78/100 • Different from expected • Alluring vocal hooks • Genuine and creative drop With a variety of uprising talents making their reputation this year, we all got to agree about that one specific individual did solid ground-work for his career. We are talking about the well-endowed Dutch named Brooks, who kept up to his
Martin Garrix’s label, STMPD RCRDS, is on fire lately! Last Friday we found two amazing releases there, “Lynx” and “Baller”, that surprised us for a reason: their unpredictableness. Brooks – Lynx 77\100 Let’s begin with “Lynx” by Brooks: an awesome mix of delicate progressive style and his signature future bounce. The main critic to the
80\100 This Friday starts with a huge news: the long-awaited collaboration between Martin Garrix, David Guetta and Brooks is finally out! “Like I Do” may be the biggest tune (in terms of popularity of the artists) released in this early 2018, and, obviously, fans are extremely excited! In our opinion, “Like I Do” presents some
83/100 “Dusk Till Dawn”, a release by the pop heavyweights ZAYN featuring renowned singer Sia, got a fascinating remix! The author is the talented Dutch future house Dj/Producer Brooks, who has already has etched his name in this industry. The original track has a slow and emotional vibe to it, but Brooks has adeptly added an
90\100 Classic future bounce scheme, no vocal, and I still freaking love “Jetlag”! The new bomb by Mike Williams and Brooks, two of my favorites future bounce producers out there, is out now, and I can’t stop listening to it. Those two guys are keeping Spinnin’ alive with their hits, and there was a lot
