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• Remix with full bass pressure • Brutal drop that keeps drilling into your head • Vocals take a hit, but the trade-off makes sense I could not resist this one. nick.p teamed up with Meachie to rework his own track “Nowhere”, originally released two years ago with Bella Renee‘s splendid vocal. That version was
• Ethereal vocals over gritty low-end • Dubstep backbone with clear Drum and Bass DNA • Dark atmosphere without going full horror mode “Memories” from Oddentrix caught my attention almost immediately, and not because it tries to be loud or shocking. Quite the opposite, actually. This track takes its time. It sits in that uncomfortable
• Hard techno pressure with trance-like melody • Orchestral elegance without the cheese • A clear step forward for a rising talent What Reflect delivers on “time” feels inevitable in the best way. Like this sound was always coming, he just needed the right moment to lock it in. The result is a genuinely exciting
• Takes the original idea and cranks the energy way up • Bouncy Bass House drop with signature growls • Unique vocal to work with Deadlynoyz has been on my radar for a while now, mostly thanks to a series of pretty unhinged dubstep tracks that showed he is not afraid to go all in.
• Underground energy with a playful edge • Bass House groove that keeps evolving • Vocals still carrying the whole ride Space Prince dives straight into dark territory with “Behind Closed Doors”, and the result is a track that feels more like a scene than a song. From the very start, everything points toward something
• Mediterranean flavored Trance atmosphere • Emotional breakdown with a soft melodic drop • Simple structure that clicks surprisingly well While the title of this S.V.M debut might sound a bit odd at first, do not worry, it is Greek for “Insert a Parenthesis”. The Greek-German duo comes out swinging with a Trance track that
• Underground energy with a playful edge • Bass House groove that keeps evolving • Vocals still carrying the whole ride Like a blessing from the sky, Fox Stevenson finally dropped the VIP version of “Tryhard”, originally released a few months ago on his album SUNK COST FALLACY, and honestly, I could not be happier.
• Brutal hard techno focus • Kicks and screeches doing all the heavy lifting • Simple idea, pushed to the limit Luca Lush teaming up again with Water Spirit was not on my 2026 bingo card, but here we are. Back on Basscon Records after a surprising debut in Barong Family, no less. “Default Damager”
• High energy 144 BPM rush • Big progressive chords with a soft but punchy kick • Standout vocal that lifts the whole track I went for a feel good release on this cold winter day, and this one hit the spot. Small’n’Tall team up with Neytram and vocalist Bobby John for “Night Of Our
• Pop-oriented Progressive House vibes • Clean sound design and expressive vocals • Emotional drop that plays it safe but works From Portugal, Dany Oliveira just released a lovely Progressive House track titled “Again & Again”. Still early in his journey, he only kicked things off in April 2024 with his debut single “Little Demon”,
• Fast, steady pace with instant energy • Hard-hitting kick with playful vocal chops • Melodic yet linear, keeps you hooked First review of 2026, and what a way to start! ofSAiNT drops a catchy Trance track with a Happy Rave vibe that’s impossible to ignore. From the US, this producer delivers a solid composition
• Oldschool Happy Rave energy with a modern polish • Bouncy bassline and uplifting vocals • Simple message, full of joy From cold Sweden, ALPHI decided to warm things up right at the end of the year. “We’ll Be Fine” is one of those tracks that shows up quietly and then sticks with you longer
• Bass House with a trap bite • Dark wobbling groove that twists constantly • Heavy club weapon with unpredictable turns Loved this NXSTY release. Vancouver-born producer NXSTY returns with his explosive new single “Break The Body” which also marks a strong debut on Westwood Recordings. He has always been great at mixing trap roots
• Warm vocal that carries everything • Classic prog structure with personality • A promising first chapter Suns on Fire arrives with his first Progressive House release and he went with the self-titled approach. “Sun’s On Fire” is a great track that doesn’t try to be too fancy and still ends up sticking with you.
• Cyberpunk energy? • Hybrid techno influence creeping in • Experimental but still very Devin A new style for Devin Wild and honestly I’ve been waiting for this. He has always sat on the melodic side of Hardstyle, sometimes euphoric, sometimes dreamy, but you could feel he wanted to break out and do something crazier.
SEVEN celebrates its first anniversary and for the occasion they brought back one of their 2024 standouts, “London Boy” by CRYME, wrapped into four fresh remixes for a proper birthday treat. The original is still my go-to: ANTICALM’s vocal is gorgeous, frantic, and fits that restless rhythm perfectly. The melody runs on a clean House
• American Hardstyle with a sharper identity • Anti-climax drop that actually works • Chaotic, fast and surprisingly mature Time for a Yosuf review today, since I was really missing my Hardstyle dose. The American producer just released “Till The Morning Comes” on BassCon and I had a lot of fun with it. I’ve been
Very unusual review for my standards, but today we talk about two things that matter a lot for anyone who spends their days listening to EDM. First, I’m Italian, and once in a while I enjoy some music in my own language even if most of you reading don’t speak it. Second, the importance of
Okay, the title is very funny, but that’s also the core of this album by Fancy K. “Big Booty Bounce” feels like a reminder to stop taking life too seriously, and just enjoy the music. And I really love the concept. I was honestly expecting reggaeton when I first read the title, but that’s not
• Classic Mike Williams melody and groove • Gorgeous vocal from Philip Strand • Lacking a little spark in the drop Welcome back, Future Bounce. It’s been a while. Mike Williams returns to familiar territory with “All My Life (In My Heart)“, featuring Philip Strand on vocals. Released on Future House Music, this one feels
• Surprising synergy between the hard beats and the vocal • Fast, gritty, and unapologetically fun • A remix that feels alive, not forced You probably remember “Ex’s & Oh’s” from every car radio in 2014! Gritty guitars, playful lyrics, and Elle King‘s unmistakable growl. Now it’s back, rebuilt for the dancefloor with a Hardstyle
