Discovery Talents
• Solid performance by Kat Nestel • Melancholic melody… but more than asked? • Redeems Smash’s sub-label After what seems like a long six months, I decided to explore Progressive House again, a saturated sector on which I have partial thoughts for but still manages to surprise me from time to time. Talking about it,
• Originally a pop single by Tigerlily • Overlapping elements in the breakdown • Creative design in drop with distorted vox An unusual remix for my standards, this re-work presented by the LA denizen bloody white has impressed me to better extents. It’s been a while since I heard about Tigerlily, an Australian DJ/Producer known
• Inhuman attention towards details in an unforgettable structure • Immaculate sophistication even with smallest elements • Esoteric vocal by Kaita re-used in unique ways The STMPD-esque Electro House tunes has become an inescapable trend if one is even remotely interested in this domain. Yet, “Chasing” managed to awe me with its distinctive concept. The
• Idiosyncratic vocal befitting Warden’s darker mood • Intricate melody that follows experimental schematics • Elegant and engaging arp synths “I just want people to forget about their problems and be happy“. This phrase by David Warden immediately caught my attention: with a genuine simplicity, the young German producer shows what he wants to achieve
• Playful and melodic • Great sound-selection in a minimal blueprint • Hints of retro sounds sprinkled throughout As fanatics of listening to music, don’t we all continuously explore the vast and fascinating territories of unknown records for that one more instant favorite? In my recent process, I did stumble on one beautifully crafted production
• Mellow and charming presence • Minimal, yet intriguing till end • Memorable ambience A few days back, we asked our community on which song would they prefer us to talk about and a sheer number of individuals mentioned of this track. Upon further inspection, I understand now. Up and coming music producer Yeti Tears
• Funky rhythm in all the composition • Fresh robotic vocals • Different Records has established its quality This is the night of thirty-first when I am writing this, so I cannot wait to show you this release. As some of you might know, I indulge in gaming and hence this song immediately caught my
• Mysterious atmosphere • Catchy and danceable melody • An excellent end of the year for Disciple! With the end of the year around the corner (at the time of writing), it is as good a time as any to celebrate it with some rising talents! Disciple Round Table has shown consistently on how focused
• Relaxing atmosphere and a serene vibe • Slow and calming melody • Lo-Fi track useful for late-hour study sessions This wasn’t planned. “1.45 am.” has been suggested by a fan as an outcome to our fun contest held through our IG stories, but I must admit that this lo-fi production does a great charm
• Outstanding vocal companionship • Delicate, emotional take on Melodic Dubstep • Quality in drop that entertains with a slower pace If you happen to follow us on Instagram, the name “ELSY!AN” may ring a bell. A couple of weeks earlier I shared a commendable Melodic Dubstep production from this American creator titled “Free Fall”,
• Avicii inspired with solid enrichments • Lovely and narrative vocal alongside the melody • Unusual complexity in such a radio-friendly environment Yes, I am leaning slightly towards the commercial spectrum today, it will be quite a surprise if you have already guessed the style of my pick. I had chance of listening to this
• Classic Future House schema with sweet vocal chops • Progressive House twist in the Club Mix • Common schematics, but engaging experience This a sort of “double review”, because I first came across with the original mix of “Dream“, and then I discovered the Club Mix, which is a Progressive House version… Thus, I
• Remember Aleesia from Gold Skies (2014)? • Simplistic arrangements with a fantastic guitar • Relaxing vibe that gets easily addictive In all honesty, I rarely listen to Tropical House because of my preferences towards listening aggressive sounding songs. However, sometimes it becomes necessary to get out from my usual likes and dislikes, let’s say
• “Medieval” themed instrumental • Stunning kicks, brutal synths • A lot of potential for growth Peeking into the bottomless virtual pit of Electronic music that was released this week, I happened to discover an interesting personality. His aura attracted my attention towards his distinctive profile, and further that he has just released an EP
• Club-friendly outcome, with powerful basslines • Talented vocalist, but I didn’t click with his performance • Professional quality, oldschool sound design There is something going on with Radar releases, because this is the third one that manages to impress me this week! That’s quite impressive, considering that I rarely listen to the huge catalog
• Hypnotic rude vocals, in repetitive loop • Meticulously made • Leaning towards Electro domain For past few weeks, it seems I have preferred Bass House a bit more, and perhaps it is the genre I have reviewed most. Perhaps because of the fact the style has exploded recently, or not. This time I received
• Special care in the breakdown’s atmosphere • Subtle editing in the vocal • Another milestone for the duo Wildvibes-Patrick Key A couple of years ago I wrote a piece about Wildvibes, a young guy that impressed me with his quality Progressive House. I kept watching him growing, reaching new and important milestones. I saw
• Sublime and exquisite composition • Atmospheric vocal • Stand-out Tech House tune Before I begin with the usual, there is an amusing backstory on why I haven’t reviewed any Bass-heavy House production, knowing that I am a “bass-head”. Just some time ago, I was stuck in a dilemma between a DnB offering from Dropgun
• Catchy and minimal instrumental • Heartwarming vocal presence • Summery and nostalgic themed Even if the northern hemisphere now dips in temperature slowly as each day passes by, luckily there are Electronic songs which will help us reminisce of the warmer season for rest of the wintry times. And we have just the catchy
• Minimalistic yet effective breakdown • Astonishing melody: my favorite element • Excellent performance from Robbie Rosen Thinking closely about it, I guess this will be my third or fourth review in a row of a Progressive House track. You know what? I don’t care. Progressive house was, is and will always be my favourite
• Classic Future House piano, playing a lovely melody • Excellent vocal performance by ATHANASIA • Lightweight structure, very simple “How I Feel” is that kind of lightweight tune that gives a nostalgic memory of the summer, and at the same time warms the heart up with a dose of positive vibes. It’s becoming cold
