• Massive collaboration
• Energetic and vibrant structure
• Hooking and hypnotic melody
The month of February has got even better, with the release of a goliath collaboration. This team-up is between the heavyweights of the ever-evolving scene of Trance music, Andrew Rayel and NWYR. Both of these artists have proven their significance over time, and their project together is even more massive. Titled as “The Melody“, this ID was a concern of all listeners because of its hypnotic attributes. Let us further discuss this awaited single in this article.
The previous year was a witness to quality music from these two stage names. Leading Moldovan act Andrew Rayel efficiently lead the growth of his new label, inHarmony music. Apart from that, he also provided dynamic productions like “Tambores” (Along with the talented Graham Bell), “Horizon“, “Trance Reborn” (Featuring the renowned David Gravell). A team-up was certainly expected by the fans, between him and the alternative project of Dutch luminaries, W&W. Even if they managed to reveal three songs past year, NWYR proved eminence with their vibrant and engaging signature.
Now coming to this track: the first and foremost attribute of it, is the melody. Even if the characteristic and expected Big Room sound isn’t utilized here heavily, the limelight is mainly put on the atmosphere and progression. After the energetic intro, which features a simple riff and distorted synths, breakdown segment follows up. Instantly encompassing with vocal chorus and a dreamy grand piano, it brings upon the centre of attraction: the melody hooks itself. Well-composed and emotional, this melody leads over, played by chiming and gritty super saw synths. After this, the instrumental builds up the tension, swiftly leading to the euphoric drop segment. With a dominant pace, the melody instantly pumps energy with its presence, playing over with a narrative and elegant tone!
To summarize in a few words, “The Melody” does not boast at all with the title. It instantly justifies its name, radiating the energy and fervour embedded within it.
You can listen to “The Melody” here:
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