Discovery Talents
• Catchy and vivid performance • Lesser experimentation, polished tonality • Notable resemblances in the hook and structure Even after the recent poll we conducted stating our displeasure in the lack of variety shown by the renowned imprint of Revealed Recordings, there are talented personalities whose appearance in the label often let us make a
• Elegant sequence in the break’s transitional phase • Standard drop structure, considering Tranceroom’s boundaries • Potentialities found in this underrated gem Outrave Recordings is a smaller and independent imprint which has already impressed me Psy-Trance release by Chainix some weeks ago. It’s always a pleasure to discover the hidden gems that up and coming
• Soul and Jazz mixed with Tropical and Deep House • Stunning elegance from the vocal element • Particularly amazed by the percussions After a couple of stressful days, I was looking for something chilly and relaxing for recharging my batteries. I rarely explore the Deep House/Tropical House world, but when I do, I often
• Intense (but mundane) drop • Dirty Dutch structure reworked in an experimental strategy • 2015 nostalgic Big Room vibes Ah yes, the friendly neighborhood genre of Big Room is back again in discussion. I must admit that my interest in this came solely because of Nik Cooper’s artwork. The genre hasn’t been my first
• Miscellaneous vocal, quite unexpected • “Out of the box” approach • Catchy melody Being honest, most of the times I tend to review songs from artists of my own country or nearby ones, so for this article I tried to set my sights on the eastern lands of Asia, pretty far away from where
• Sublime and morphing atmosphere • Sentimental and hooking melodic aspect • Polished production quality from Murtagh The deeper spectrum of Dance music has often awed me, as I find such quality compositions now and then; a standing testament that this minimal niche of industry has hidden gems to be explored. Let me be slightly
• Influenced by STMPD and Hexagon’s styles • Vibrant drop, pure future house essence • Catchy vocals, an excellent trademark Having devoted to Different Records for a few weeks, I have to admire the quality they have adhered alongside providing variety on the platter. When browsing on YouTube, their latest upload caught my eye. Taking
• Important team-up between different creators • Nostalgic vibes in the drop… • Quality tune that entertains in an efficient way It’s quite uncommon nowadays to see big collaborations between more than three or four artists (except when two brothers are involved), but in “Settle For None” we have a whopping six people (“real”, without
• Captivating vocal, distorted in a curious and effective way • Impressive approach with the sound design • Slightly similar to the previous track “Games” Usually, writing doesn’t pose me a significant challenge, however I am taking the opportunity to share a rather difficult review for a song. The complication: I cannot categorize it into
• Sturdy and dark production, inspired by RC vibes • Constricted melodic pattern that didn’t fully convince me • Exciting potentials exploited in this entertaining style While crate-digging in internet for new songs from unheard and underrated talents, I happened to come across “Mindwave”, an enjoyable Trance Room production from one Chainix, and thus helped
• Huge similarities with “Destiny’s” melody • Charming vocal by Kyle Reynolds • Interesting sound design, the production has potential When making music, sometimes it feels like everything is already invented: you make a good melody and, after some time working on it, you realize that you have heard it before. Then, you Shazam it
• Relaxing, calm Future Bass schematic • Apt vocal presence from Trove • Intricate vocal-chops layout in the drop After having discovered the Canadian artist Miles Away a few months ago, there was an instant bond that formed between me and his discography. Naturally, I kept myself anxious for any new track reveal from him,
• Dirty future house vibes • Perfect combination between genres • Non-stop rhythm, lack of monotonality If anyone remembers my fortunate happenstance with “Feel Blue’ by Lamliki, today’s feature is also made possible because of Spotify’s algorithm. It showed me the latest release from the 3rd Prototype on NCS. This duo, who has been advancing
• Clean and catchy arrangements • Contrasting breakdown and drop segments • Influenced from the Twisted House style Among various other splendid up and coming artists who warrant our attention with their talent for engineering slick instrumentals, we today have another individual who has been efficiently successful with that. While browsing through the submission list,
• Adept display of signature • Minimal arrangements but highly appealing • Alluring synergy between vocals and instrumental Despite I haven’t fixated my attention on any Tech House music lately for my writings, this seems to be the opportune to grab hold of. The British label imprint Defected has happened to garner my appreciation in
• Sublime breakdown and build-up • Instrumental-driving guitar riffs • Noteworthy vocal performance The indie scene has a certain vibrancy, thanks to its ever-experimenting artists who have made a solemn vow to furnish compositions glistening with creative nuances. ASHWYN, who has been talked about in our blog for some times, has went the extra mile
• Cover of the hit “Ride It” by Regard • Strong display of signature sounds • Simplistic yet dynamic sounding I have to reveal the fact that in my three years of writing reviews, I have never been so curiously involved in behind the scenes of any of the tracks I have previously talked about
• Infuriating duration • Blend of genres in a peculiar drop • Slick buildup, efficient elevation to climax I’m particularly fascinated by “Every Night“, an enjoyable oddity which has been released on Monday. Bonkr and Nem fused together Future House, Bass House and that STMPD-style Electro House that is trending, resulting in a curious hybrid.
• Formula that balances familiarity with an “out of the box” approach • Dirty Dutch squeaky lead united with vibrant Tribal drums • Standard breakdown, that unexpectedly befits the idea I’m following Intensity Recordings with greater attention in the past few weeks, both for personal reasons and because I’m digging almost all the releases there.
• Another Ethnic Psy-Trance tune, with the typical vocal standards • Frenetic and attention grabbing melody • Surprising hard kicks in-between Second Psy-Trance review for this week and we have another unheard-of title I had to take assistance of Google to understand its meaning. “Vastuni” should mean “goods” in Sanskrit, more or less. This creation
• Precisely crafted bassline • Ethnic vocal loop, a staple of the Psy genre • Creation that plays around with familiarity and personality Teaming up for an unusual and attention grabbing Psy Trance creation are the upcoming acts Naems and FearZ, which has been titled as “Mukti“! The stereotype of naming of any main-stage song
