Discovery Talents
93\100 I wanted to end this beautiful September with a masterpiece. Steerner, one of the most underrated producers in the history, is back with a monstrous “More Than You Know” bootleg. “More Than You Know” (Steerner Bootleg) impressed me, using a euphemism. This is how a bootleg should be made, with the exact balance between original
80/100 One of the uprising electro house label for in EDM scene, Alpha Records, has again as usual released another stunning production! “Prophet” is a new banger from Nightro, a very talented duo from Peru & India. We already have reviewed some of their ingenious works before, so this shouldn’t be a new name for
83\100 How can I summarize the “Go Back” genre? Mhhh, I think that “big dark progressive electro bounce trance” is perfect! Being serious, the new track by JERMUK is a colossal hybrid between a lot of EDM genres. Guess what? I love it. This interesting American duo created a solid new signature style fusing together
77\100 The last choice of this week is a future bass bootleg. Since I presented a lot of genres (hardstyle, progressive, trap, big room, future house) I felt it was fair to share something of this popular genre too. This bootleg is pretty special because theoretically, it isn’t a bootleg. The Lost Triplets, a young
76\100 This evening, since it’s Saturday and everybody is going outside partying, I want to share something chilly and elegant. Yes, it’s not really coherent, but this bootleg really deserves some attention. As you may know “Sandcastles” is one of my favorite tracks ever, and I’m really jealous about it. It’s an awesome progressive tune
81\100 The bootleg of today is a really nice future bounce tune by GAMECHANGER and TwoWorldsApart. “All Stars” by Martin Solveig is the remixed song. In case you missed the original (highly improbable), it was a catch commercial tune by the French producer and the singer ALMA. You know, the classic Solveig summer hit! Sure, it
92\100 I know this is a very old bootleg, but it’s one of my favorites ever, so I thought it was a nice idea sharing it to you. Behind this track, there is a bunch of memories and nostalgic moments, meaningless for you, but really important for me. “Break Through The Silence” is, first of all,
89\100 I know that I shouldn’t review “Discovery Talents” during this week, but “Original” is sooo original! Plus, it’s one of the catchiest electro house tracks of this year, with an insane complexity level. In fact, there are a lot of people here. in few words, the masterminds behind “Original” are: Subliminals from Venezuela, a
83\100 Let’s start the week with a super bootleg by DROP, an Italian duo from Turin. The two guys challenged themselves remixing “Reload”, one of the most important tracks of the EDM history. Being one of my favorite songs ever (even when it was still instrumental), I’m obviously very affectionate to it. Ruining “Reload” (and
85\100 I had to review this bomb by KEVU, one of my favorite songs by the Portuguese duo! “Go Down”, despite having a generic title, is a super interesting electro\big room tune. It’s actually part of an EP, and I’m really curious to hear it, it will be out soon! Anyway, “Go Down” managed to
77\100 Pulse Records just released the EP “Rave To Rave” and I decided to review my favourite tune of the three selected, “Space Mode“. My respect goes to the other tracks and artists, but Ceryno made something creative, aggressive and really enjoyable, and he deserves a review. I am a big fan of the Belgian
80\100 Another interesting release from Madox! The Dutch artist Rubayne dropped “Don’t You Say”, and I must admit that I dug it! It reminds me a “soft progressive” Maurice West style, interesting and catchy! Sure, Maurice West produced a track with the same name, so this detail influenced my metaphor, but Rubayne still reminds me
82\100 The electro track of today is a superb exotic bomb by Kristianex and Gustaf Bjornberg! Both from Sweden, the two guys teamed up to release “Drymarchon”! First of all, I must say that the song is 9 months old, but I really liked the drop so I decided to review it anyway. Second, the
76\100 The Mexican producer SVNTOZ recently released his Art EP, which as mentioned by Harsh Label, contains “unique dark style” from this producer. I do agree with their words, as I listened to “Slayer”. “Slayer” happens to be an aggressive hard house tune with it’s nailing kicks and screeching synths. This track has some appreciable
80\100 Some good old bouncing Italian sound today! I want to present you an amazing “Rhythm Is A Dancer” rework by the producers Paolo Ortelli and Max Mylian, both from the Italic peninsula. When the drop comes, you will immediately understand why I deciding to review it, and the nationality of the producer. A 2017
82/100 What a beautiful tune from Exposed! I’m really fortunate to review this production, this just left me in awe. Crafted by Dutch producer Matt Roux and Robbie Koex from Canada, together with the epic vocal from Lunayru, “Bittersweet” will catch your heart right after the first listen. The track kick starts with an energetic
69\100 I know Chantaro for quite a long time, and I always really loved what he produces. I don’t think many of you know him, but you should check out his other tracks. ‘Kangaroo’, ‘Winter Breeze’, ‘Tank Attack’, ‘Deep Soul’, those tracks are all very different but all have such a unique sound. Now, he
86\100 I’m really happy to present you this beautiful bass house production by 3rd Prototype & Daav One, “Top Of The World”! The new Puregold release is unusual because of two main reasons: first, it’s the 50th release of the Austrian label, and second, it’s AWESOME. Exactly what it was needed for this special episode! You
81/100 Dark progressive is a genre which needs no introduction to the big room and electro fanatics. And today, I have got hold of a very right track to review, “51”. It’s from an upcoming label, Madox Records from Germany, crafted with precision by a talented producer from Poland, LGHTR. This tune already has got
81\100 It’s time for a bootleg today! It has been a long time since I reviewed one of those unusual bootleg types, so I’m glad to present you something rather new for the page. I’m talking about the “year bootleg” style: basically, the artist chooses a famous track of 2-3 years ago and rework it
80\100 Yep, future bass. But if you know Rudelies, you can stay calm. “Salt” is not a generic track. Absolutely not. The aggressive style (kinda similar to Brooks one) of the Swedish duo is ready to surprise the fans with an elegant hybrid between future bass and future bounce. The two young talents teamed up
