Reviews
68\100 This time, I’m gonna review a very special genre that D.O.D created around one year ago: future jack. “Don’t Wait” is a great mix of future house and some groove elements. And for creating it, he collaborated with Tommy Trash, a really good and unique producer in the EDM industry. The track starts with
86/100 As the year of 2017 passes, with fall nearly in time, I can say without much reluctance that trance genre has got some remarkable tunes this year. There have been countless impressive tracks, and the one I am going to talk about today also finds its way to the A-List. “Last To Leave” is a
82/100 (and 78/100 to original version) That’ the best marketing choice of Revealed of the month. I’m so happy for this EP, for one big reason. COHERENCY. During early 2017, when Hardwell’s label was releasing future bass tracks, I was really upset because that wasn’t what affected fans wanted and were used to hear. With
83\100 I can’t that this beautiful tune has not been released by Hexagon, Don Diablo’s label. His protégée Madison Mars is back with “Atom”, one of the freshest future house tracks of this September! I really like the original concept and the catchy rhythm of “Atom”… It’s something innovative and different from Madison Mars typical
90\100 Classic future bounce scheme, no vocal, and I still freaking love “Jetlag”! The new bomb by Mike Williams and Brooks, two of my favorites future bounce producers out there, is out now, and I can’t stop listening to it. Those two guys are keeping Spinnin’ alive with their hits, and there was a lot
78/100 Miami’s talented house and dance music producer Robbie Rivera has released a infectious summer tune for everyone! “All We Need Is Love” aims at creating the perfect happy vibes. This is a type of tune which you can expect to be played in the radio or maybe even at a beach party. Summer has
74\100 To eradicate any misunderstanding, I wanna say now that I love what Will Sparks produces. And this track isn’t an exception but there are some problems in “Take Me” that annoy me a bit. The intro isn’t that long, but it’s very plain and it’s way too similar to ‘Militant‘ with Tyron Hapi and
84/100 Today we are proud to present an impressive chillstep track, “Carbon Monoxide”. I must say that I may have got one of most interesting tune in Armada’s long history… It has been crafted with precision from a former mysterious producer HIDDN, alongside with luscious vocals from Julia Ross. “Carbon Monoxide” is definitely a must
92\100 “All I Ever Wanted” is what I call a pure masterpiece, and it’s not a surprise, coming from such big names. Blasterjaxx already released many bangers this year and Tom Swoon is an awesome skilled producer who did a lot of really good tracks in different genres, such as ‘Wait’ with Paris & Simo
87/100 “Xplode”, one of the best tracks from Armind, is finally out! I remember Armin playing it at various festivals as an ID, I was extremely hyped for this remix. Finally, the original track came out, which happened to be a production of Avancada and Dalan & Finley. The primary version itself has two versions,
67\100 Fonk Recordings inaugurates its new design with a vintage release! Edited by Dannic himself, the label owner, “Old School” is a track from two Fonk new names, Rauyven and Valexx, an Italian duo already seen on Protocol and Armada. I’ve honestly never considered very much those guys, but I’m quickly starting to appreciate their
76\100 Wohooo, super aggressive hard\big room track today! After some weeks of silence, Metanoia restarts to roar with a massive collaboration between Seth Hills and Pitchback, “Lethal”. If you are a Revealed Recordings fan, you surely know those guys, since their careers launched thanks to two important releases. I’m talking about the epic “Cosmic Dark”
73\100 It took a while before finally impressing me, but the new GARMIANI production is quite interesting! “Fogo” is the new single from the Swedish producer, an energetic and creative song released by Spinnin’ Records. I had some difficulties when categorizing “Fogo” under a specific genre (there are reggae-ish, tribal and electro elements together), but since
84\100 PIZZA AND VIOLINS. Martin, congratulations. You have chosen the right combination for impressing me! I’m really happy to finally hear “Pizza”, the new single by Martin Garrix, a lovely “vintage” progressive house track. I like a lot of things here, so, because I want to make a tidy and clear article, I will make a
80\100 Spectacular. Even if “Powermove” still remains my favorite song of the EP, “Here Once Again” conquered my heart. Once again, Hardwell demonstrated to have a special ability in picking good collaborators, this time Dr. Phunk. The Dutch hardstyle producer already showed his skills with some crazy remixes, and it was just a matter of
Today I want to present you a beautiful remix by Mickey Valen. First of all, if you don’t know this great artist, I suggest checking his discography here… It won’t disappoint you. The trap producer remixed “Gucci Store” by Madalen Duke, a young Canadian pop singer. The original, which you can listen to here, has been
82\100 One of the greatest trance productions ever was released in 1996 by the German Duo Cygnus X. “Superstring” was a “once in a lifetime” track. Born as a hard trance tune (Hard trance was a genre that was dominant in the electronic music scene in 90’s), the track got various remixes over the years,
89\100 “Powermove” can be summarized with a word: “Woah“. In the drop, very particular, this word seems to be repeated in an infinite loop, creating a hypnotic bass house atmosphere interrupted only by powerful metallic fills. I don’t know if it’s just me, but it reminds me the popular Crash meme, even if it sounds
79\100 The third release of the “Hardwell & Friends EP Vol. 2” is an amazing progressive tune called “What We Need”. The Dutch producer collaborated once again with the singer Haris (already heard in “Survivor” and “Nothing Can’t Hold Us“), and the result is splendid! I was expecting “What We Need”. It was a long-awaited
75/100 The Dutch sensation Hardwell rolled out the sequel to his first successful EP, “Hardwell and Friends Vol.2”, containing some really unique tracks. Among all, the second collaboration “Still The One” has been between the Revealed veteran Kill The Buzz and Hardwell himself. The collaborators need no introduction; both have a very distinctive name in
85\100 Well, I must be honest now. I like “Badam”. A lot. The first time I heard it I thought “Meh, it’s the typical ethnic trap by Henry Fong, disappointed” (I don’t usually like his music)… But today I’ve listened a lot to “Badam” and I can’t stop singing by myself “badam, badaaam” like an
