Reviews
93\100 Here’s what I call a masterpiece, “Keep Your Head Up” even more than a banger for me. To be honest, I expected this second collab between the two incredible duos to be worse than the fantastic ‘Show Me Your Love’, but I was wrong. The track begins with a more complex melody this time,
Today we are going to review “Sunrise“, by Sam Feldt. It’s the debut album of the Dutch artist, and I really dig it! Take your earphones, 30 minutes of time, and relax! 1.YES (ft. Akon) 71\100 That’s a pretty interesting (and important) collab with the pop singer Akon! The song is well structured and catchy.
80\100 Wow… I would have never expected to read “Timmy Trumpet” and “Throttle” in the same title. “Baddest Behaviour” has been completely transformed by the Dutch genius in a crazy way! Throttle has a very funky style, so I was expecting a future remix… I am ingenui, I know. Timmy Trumpet dropped a psy-trance version,
83\100 This is a clever remix. Otto Knows remixed “Without You”, Avicii’s and Sandro Cavazza hit, and I really appreciated it. Let’s explain why I said so. First, I have to say that “Without You” is a good song. It’s not a super hit as the previous Avicii tunes, but it obtained a good success
82/100 With psy-trance dominating the EDM scene this year, we have got some impressive tracks! A prime example can be “Chakra” from W&W and Vini Vici, which we reviewed a few weeks ago. We have another imposing tune, crafted by the well-known Australian producer Will Sparks and Ben Nicky, from UK. Both the artists have a
Last week Monstercat, one of the most massive labels in EDM scene, released a remarkable EP. One of the tracks of that EP, titled “Who I Am”, from Notaker and Declan James (both hailing from the US), caught my attention. This track also features a lovely vocal from Karra, who already has lent her voice
81/100 Today we have an interesting tune from the duo DJs From Mars, hailing from Italy. I always have been a big fan of them, of their creativity and their genial mashups, so it’s a big honor for me showing you their latest single, “Harlem”. “Harlem”, which is more focused towards happy vibes, more summer-ish
Since Hardwell presented the Revealed Vol. 8 today, I felt it was time to finish the second part of the label ADE Sampler. Unfortunately, the second half was a bit disappointing, I hope to not hurt anybody’s feelings. Music is subjective. Dirty Ducks & JuicyTrax – Equinoxe 87\100 Do I even need to say
78/100 Summer seems to never end, with so many great releases flowing in at the moment! We already have reviewed lots of them, but now we are going a bit different this time, and talk about a superb moombahton/dancehall tune, released on Spinnin records just a couple of days ago. “U Don’t Know” amazed me
85\100 “Burn Out” is my most welcome review of the month. I’m so proud to show you this super-aggressive, noisy and bouncingly crazy masterpiece by Deorro. Yes, THAT Deorro. The American producer went out from my radar this year, I didn’t find interesting his new “pop” style. Luckily, he’s back. More aggressive than ever. With
87\100 This track is spectacular. SPECTACULAR. I felt the old Dyro coming back to life, with his electro/dubstep/dark creative style. But here we don’t have Dyro. We have two of the most underrated talents in the industry. You may have heard Seth Hills, his EP on Revealed has been quite successful. His style is a
87/100 Here we are! “Hands Up” is one of the biggest collaborations of the year, between the renowned Dutch powerhouses Hardwell and Afrojack, together with the singer MC Ambush. Both artists have left a significant and momentous imprint on dance music, hence the hype was really high. It has been 6 months since Afrojack first
88\100 This is some very refreshing stuff. To be honest, I love the Blasterjaxx’s trap style nearly as much as their big room style, and “Bizarre” is a proof that they’re capable of many things. This is is a wonderful trap track built in 3 main parts. First, there’s this breakdown with this wonderful melodic
83/100 “Dusk Till Dawn”, a release by the pop heavyweights ZAYN featuring renowned singer Sia, got a fascinating remix! The author is the talented Dutch future house Dj/Producer Brooks, who has already has etched his name in this industry. The original track has a slow and emotional vibe to it, but Brooks has adeptly added an
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
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
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
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
