All posts tagged in Revealed.dj
• An amalgamation of styles palatably • Robust presence of Ethnic components • A missed potential at an idiosyncratic breakdown “GURU” is a pleasant, unforeseen surprise. A capable team of seven people poured their efforts and mettle on this: dynamic triad Marnage, the trio Maski & Banga and NAEMS. All of them are stable and
• Delicate, sweet vocal • Unexpected vocal chop scheme • A sparkling personality, combining different vibes altogether “Follow Me” was unusually promoted and pushed by Revealed, despite being a community release, with the exclusive publication of an official video (rather generic for me, unfortunately). However, I can see why this gem by Vessbroz and Mark
• Clean, powerful and dynamic drop • Predictable structure stuck within dark progressive boundaries • Excellent quality level, next step: uniqueness Oskah is such a fascinating figure. I barely managed to find something from his social channels; he seems like a producer that prefers keeping on his own, without exposing too much. A strategy that,
• Solid progressive house structure • Alluring vocal • Undeveloped bagpipe Though sceptical at first, we are reviewing a song made by one of our team members. Well, the producers involved put in months of effort (believe me, I witnessed every step of the story), and the result is gratifying, so we’d have reviewed it under different
78/100 • Energetic schematics • Engaging breakdown elements • Paired with fitting and intense drop One of the major platform which uplifted a lot of young and hard-working talents, was the label of Dutch Revealed Recordings. After the kick start of the Revealed.dj project back in 2017, it turned out to be a major community
84/100 • Frenetic structure, combining creativity with dynamism • Classic Rudelies acid lead • Bouncy as expected “Future Room” is kinda like a new EDM genre which fuses aggressive big room vibes with the future bounce structure. We like it, as is evident through our various reviews of bangers by talents like Debris, Dirty Palm and Rudelies. Today
The amount of similarities between two of the biggest talents of the Revealed Recordings roster is amazing. KURA is inarguably the most notorious Portuguese artist in the big room/electro house world, thanks to his aggressive and brutal style, rich tribal percussions and squeaky sounds. Then you have Steven Vegas who
77/100 • Original structure • Groovy vibe • Ethnic flavour When you think about EDM with eastern music vibes, you instantly associate it with bouncy big room and Arabic trap. That’s normal, mostly because lots of producers have used and abused this formula in these kinds of productions, thus rendering them generic and boring. Chester
74\100 • Delicate and emotional progressive house track • Lacks a bit of personality and fullness in both breaks • Well produced drops with a catchy melody It’s always good to hear some good music from artists you don’t know, and in this case, that’s exactly what happened to me. Revealed.dj continues offering great tunes which,
77/100 While listening to the latest Hardwell On Air, the demo of the week impressed us. From the cold lands of Finland, Winning Team brought a heatwave of energy, in the form of a banger called “Lullaby”. Funny fact: the team is composed by 4 people, and it’s probably one of the biggest producing groups
82\100 Apaztron is an artist with a singular style and lots of talent! We had the pleasure to review another one of his singles, “Aquila”, some months ago and his acid lead impressed us! Anyway, we are not alone, because his new release “Ares” is out now on Revealed.dj! The massive big room production presents
84\100 Some fans consider it the best Revealed.dj release at the moment, and I must agree with them. Even if some other releases were wonderful, “Jungle Rush” has something more. A wonderful style, the Bass & Beard one, and the right jungle/electro atmosphere. From a certain point of view, it reminds me of KURA, but
79\100 I was listening to HOA last week and Hardwell played a really nice demo, “Takha”. Today I’m going to spend a couple of words about it because I think it really deserves them, a little jewel that needs to be shown to your greedy ears! “Takha” vocal sounds familiar, first of all… It’s the
