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• Melodic and upbeat • Exceptional vocals • Alternating drops To describe the latest creation from Eliminate and Flux Pavilion would require more than a few words: “Dawn” is an infectious record, stacked with ear candies sure to compel the listener to come back for more; made possible by an amazing trio of creators involved:
Before 2023 takes its leave, we want to take a moment. Like everything else, EDM went through various changes in the course of the past twelve months; summarizing all of that here wouldn’t be possible, so we decided on aspects that defined the industry this year. We definitely had some massive hits: the year commenced
• Vocals from Skrillex’s • Dirty Electro House • Classic Dutch House influences It was surprising to hear Dr Phunk changing genres, but “Ruffneck Sound” is neither a dull nor bland track, despite being a Festival Big Room-Techno hybrid. Featuring a vocal loop I didn’t hear for a long time, I guess coming from Skrillex’s
Popular festivals are indicative of where the music industry is heading these days. Look no further than Tomorrowland, where plenty of artists play a smorgasbord of music to the attending fans. Yet, some tracks stand out for getting heavy rotation. So here’s the question: which of those got the most repeats? We headed over to
Summer is in full swing as artists are capitalizing on the season to come up with more club material. This edition of Roundup has Skrillex, Tiesto, MK, Tourist, and more leading headliners! Deadmau5, Kaskade – I Remember (John Summit Remix) 82/100 A quintessential hit of the electronic music genre, “I Remember” has remained etched into
Holidays are all but a fading memory now, but going on a positive note, the inaugurating version of the Weekly Roundup for the year is here. Jan 6th wasn’t particularly filled with a lot of remarkable releases (except “Rumble“), though there are notable candidates including Skrillex, Hekler, ACRAZE, Dannic, and more. Sidenote – What are
• Meticulous variations • Blend of various styles • Plenty of Skrillex’s signature After maintaining a low-key figure over the last few years, Skrillex shocked many when his surprise announcement for “QFF/DGTC“, supposedly two separate albums, dropped under a single video teaser. Further, the news that he has been in cohorts with Fred Again.. spread
While we didn’t listen to all the songs yet, Beyoncè’s soon-to-be-released album “Renaissance” has clear influences from EDM. Considering the success Drake gained from “Honestly, Nevermind”, which included production efforts from the likes of &ME and Rampa, Black Coffee, and more. High hopes have begun the trajectory of Electronic music at such a higher level
Third time’s the charm, eh? Well, we will see if the third round of Weekly Roundup™ has any more surprises in store for us. It is one of those slow weeks for me, with rainy clouds having seized upon the lands I reside and showering inches repeatedly since last Friday. So pardon me if there
Before proceeding, a brief introduction of the topic feels to be placed prior further discussion regarding them. Last year was difficult for everyone, but lockdowns unveiled many artist’s creativity and helped rising acts make a name in the scene. At the time of writing this, few countries have restarted festivals (for majority, online alternative is
If you indulge in Trap or harder dance music, you must have heard of the Barong Family. The label, founded by Yellow Claw, is one of the powerhouses of trap music and a platform for newcomer artists. They released the seventh volume of their collection called “Family Matters” and there was (the past tense is
Easter is incoming and, as the tradition follows, the Easter Bunny brings children (and adults alike, let’s be honest!) chocolate eggs with some delightful surprises inside! Historically, these eggs were hidden in gardens and parks, and hunts were organised for finding them. In recent times, the term “Easter Egg” gained a new meaning, related to
We’ve got a lot of other stuff to cover including the return of an unexpected Martin Garrix collaboration, a return to form from Skrillex, an absolute bomb from Vigel, another Tsunami-style track from Blasterjaxx, a surprising new direction for Pessto, a summer track from RudeLies, a future bounce track from Revealed, a fresh house EP
72\100 I have never been a huge Skrillex fan, so this review will be “colder” than usual. I respect him as the great artist he is, but I’ve never talked well about his style and career in the past. I won’t do it today, too, because I don’t want to make a long article. Today I
77\100 I rarely remix trap remix, but SCRVP made such a lovely job here! He remixed the popular Skrillex hit “Would You Ever”, using his nice and creative style! I didn’t review the original because it didn’t impress me… Good one but its potential hasn’t been used fully. Thankfully we have SCRVP! I am following
