Music
72\100 I have never been a huge Skrillex fan, so this review will be “colder” than usual. I respect him as the great artist he is, but I’ve never talked well about his style and career in the past. I won’t do it today, too, because I don’t want to make a long article. Today I
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
79/100 The eminent duo Tritonal haven’t slurred a bit behind in releasing tunes during the17th summer of this century. Pulling out singles and bunch of ear-satisfying remixes, the duo has released another of their splendid productions, this time with a wonderful vocalist, Laurell, whose voice without any shade of doubt lent this tune a compelling
You know that I’m not a big fan of future bass, but in front of Illenium, you just have to take your hands out of your pocket and clap. His album “Awake” is spectacular, the final confirmation that the American artist is one of the best producers in the world. He managed to entertain me
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
85\100 Let’s start the day with “Atlas”, a lovely future house tune by the young talent Mark Villa. The Dutch producer dropped another nice production, and I finally decided to give him a review. Mark impressed me some time ago because of his young age (he’s 19 now) and his elegant style. “Atlas” reminds me
81/100 Finally, after a long time, we are reviewing some interesting stuff from Afrojack’s label, Wall Recordings. This time it is from the owner itself joining forces with notable Dutch duo Mightyfools. Welcome to “Keep It Low”! If you are into the domain of electro house, then you probably know what this collaboration lead up
77\100 DJ Snake and Lauv finally made a track together, “A Different Way”! I classified it as “chilly”, but the right genre should be “commercial pop”. Anyway, I loved the versatility that the French producer has, I wasn’t expecting that! Well, kinda. The drop has the DJ Snake vocal chopped sound in it, but obviously,
79\100 Time to review another amazing track! This time I want to show you “Safe House” by the hardstyle talent Dr Phunk, a tune I appreciated very much. “Safe House” is melodic and emotional, quite a surprise since we are used to more aggressive stuff from the Dutch artist. I can’t complain, obviously, because the
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
86/100 Finally, some real progressive house to review! Dubvision needs no introduction, they are famous for what they contributed to the major genre in Dance music, progressive house. If you have been missing or craving for a summer inspired progressive house, the right tune has arrived at the last minutes of summer to help you
83\100 As the summer of 2017 leaves majestically, many labels and artist are releasing some last minute splendid tracks infused with summer vibes, as an icing on the cake. We have already reviewed some selected ones which we reasoned to be the best ones… But today we have another impressive and sumptuous tune, “Get Up”
85/100 A few weeks ago we had reviewed a splendid trance track from Alexander Popov and M11 – “Last To Leave”. The Belgian duo, without much delay, has released another major progressive tune on Interplay records. “All The Same Way” keeps an epic and dynamic tone throughout, impressing me all the time. Soaring pads greeted
63\100 Ohh, this will be a difficult review, I’m ready to receive critics and complaints. Anyway, “Punjabi” has been, using a euphemism, “saved by the bell”. In this case, the bell is the second hardstyle drop, a part I really loved because of its surprise effect, its creativity, and aggressiveness. Timmy Trumpet and his psy-trance
80\100 The two Italian producers Alessandro & Andrea VINAI are back at their bounce style after doing some experimental future bass and I’m not disappointed at all. They teamed up with Carnage and the result is aggressive but so damn catchy. Contrary to what the title suggests, “Time For The Techno” is not a techno
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
78\100 I wasn’t expecting future bass, but I must admit that I was very excited for “Don’t Let Me Go”. I love Wasback style, and I’m a big fan of Tom Swoon music since when he still was Pixel Cheese… So, obviously, I was hoping for a banger. The result is something more introvert and
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
90\100 Surprisingly, I loved “The Faver”, probably my favorite Spinnin’ track of September. Bassjackers and Breathe Carolina are always a perfect combination! In fact, I highly suggest checking their two collabs of the past. Take a listen to “Can’t Take It” and “Marco Polo“, and you will clearly notice the signature style. This style is
92\100 Sbam. Sorry, Hardwell EPs, sorry “Materia” EP, but “Power” is my favorite track by both Hardwell and KSHMR in 2017. A M-A-S-T-E-R-P-I-E-C-E. Don’t misunderstand this high rating with being a fan of them. I was going to give a 92 to “Power” even if there was written “The Chainsmokers” on the cover. Well, wait,
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
