Music
• Brazilian Bass and a blend of genres • Elegant strings add unexpected sophistication • Professional production that shines in the details RadWulf continues to be one of the most interesting characters in EDM right now. The guy literally claims to be from the future, and I like the whole cyberpunk aesthetic in his trippy
• Sort of Wasted Penguinz, reinvented • Impressive loud kick • Vocal that blends well to the overall vibe So stoked to see RayRay leveling up yet again, this time teaming up with another bass music favorite – Gammer. Their new collab “Never Enough” on Basscon Records surprised me: way more melodic than I expected,
• Horns and growls that creep under your skin • Chaotic first drop that suddenly makes sense • Trap, Bass House, multiple influences… This one took me a few listens. Est. and SISI‘s “WONT U” isn’t an easy first date. It has a lot of interesting things inside that can overwhelmt you if you are
• Eerie minimalism, somehow it’s enough to make your skin crawl • Experimental textures with a stripped-down vibe • It just tightens the screws, minute by minute Okay, this one caught me off guard. “Little Finger”, the new single from Ring Noord (aka Nik Roos from Noisia/Sleepnet and Former), is so stripped back it almost
• That classic progressive warmth done right • Vocals that cut through the usual EDM cheese • Complex melodies that still feel instantly inviting “Tell You Now” is exactly why I still get excited about Progressive House. Voster & Gallardo nailed that rare balance: their creation’s got all the energy you want from a festival
Wandour‘s new album “Iridescent Serenade” is exactly what I needed right now. This isn’t your typical electronic album: no crazy drops or heavy bass here. Instead, it’s like taking a slow walk through the park on the first warm day of spring. At first I was kinda confused, but then it hit me. This isn’t
• “Secrets” structure with “Everytime We Touch” melody • But screw it, it’s fun and energetic • Slight W&W touch on the kicks My craving for some quality big room is so high that I’m ecstatic about a song that is blatantly “Secrets 2.0″ without much effort added. And the melody weirdly resembles “Everytime We
• Three different kick styles in one track • Euphoric build-up meets violent drops • Melody and chaos in perfect collision It’s been some time since I listened to Audiofreq. “Angel Eyez” with Krypton, from 3 years ago, was a total banger! A classic vocal, UK Hardcore vibe, mixed with heavy Hardstyle. Easily top 5
• Experimental trap with clean bass and distorted vocals • Surprise female vocals elevate second half • Wobbling beat creates nostalgic vibe Today I’m checking out something different: this beat from Spanish producer Entienel. At first I had it playing in the background, but 30 seconds in I had to stop and really listen. By
When I first saw the name Tektroit Vol. 2, I had to pause. What exactly is “Tektroit”? Turns out, it’s exactly what it sounds like: a gritty, bass-heavy mix of Detroit rap and EDM, created by none other than Dehko. And with this second volume, he’s pushing the concept even further, blending street heat with
• Explosive dubstep drop with brutal growls • A haunting horn sets the tone • A bold, eccentric release showcasing Deadlynoiz‘s drive to innovate Something aggressive today. Something out of the ordinary. Deadlynoiz just delivered “Next Level”, and I would say… I’m impressed from the first bars. This explosive dubstep tune begins with a long,
• A vibrant fusion of Afro-house rhythms • Evocative vocals by Dominic Neill • A dancefloor anthem with emotional depth “Rest Of Our Life” is a beautifully crafted track from Dhali, MOGUAI and Dominic Neill that strikes a delicate balance between warmth and depth. Marc Moon’s soothing vocal performance sets the tone, bringing an intimate
I have to admit, this EP really impressed me. It’s rare to find spoken word in EDM, let alone conscious lyrics and deep messages. But Suli Breaks delivers exactly that with “Synthetic Reflections“. This isn’t your typical club hit. It’s an intimate journey through sound and poetry. The EP tells the story of Suli Breaks’
• Brooks and Mike together again after 7 years • Solid blend of styles in the drop • Mylo’s sample could have been used more effectively I think “Jetlag” by Mike Williams and Brooks, released 7 years ago, was one of the first reviews here to score a 90+. For us, it’s an extremely high
• Focus on the melody, non on the kick • Good fit for workout playlists • Balance between old-school and new trends STISEMA‘s latest track is taking over my gym playlist in a big way. Titled “Energy“, it’s a killer release from the Norwegian DJ, together with The Rocketman, released via Maddix’s Extatic label. Our
• Gritty fusion of bass house, phonk, and trap • Great impact of the vocal loop • A drop that’s equal parts funk and chaos ON THE HUNT is back with “Fade to Black”, and she’s not messing around. This track is a wild ride: it starts with those deep, distorted vocals that pull
• Drilling, hypnotic melody • Energetic leads that fit STMPD’s signature vibe • Lacks Skytech‘s sparks of genius It’s been 10 years since the first R3HAB and Skytech collaboration. Remember “Tiger“? What a banger. I couldn’t have guessed back then that, a decade later, the Dutch and Polish producers would have built such a fruitful
When it comes to tribal music, the possibilities are always intriguing. There’s something about blending ethnic instruments with classic EDM structures that feels fresh and exciting. Take Wiwek, for example: his Jungle Terror has always pushed boundaries, twisting sounds into something entirely new. That same sense of curiosity led me to Striker’s “Tribal Essence“, a
• Contrast between harsh techno and soft orchestral breaks • A massive lead melody cuts through gritty basslines • Lana, reimagined Cedric Gervais’ remix of Summertime Sadness is iconic. A Progressive House anthem that defined an era. So, when Nik Stone, Lazard & Averro took on the challenge 13 years later, I was intrigued. The
• A dark, modern Techno vibe with a captivating atmosphere • Smooth transitions and a funky 90s vocal touch • No-frills, effective drop that hits just right Let me introduce you to a fresh pair of names: Dovble V and Karl Oksari. These two have already teamed up on tracks like “Rockt Den Groove” (worth
• Touching and motivational message • Soaring melodies paired with driving basslines • Electrifying drop that feels like breaking through “We’ll make it through the storm.” That’s the heart of AFTERUS’s latest Trance release, “Through The Storm”. It’s the kind of track that sticks with you, the kind that turns a rough day into something
