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TikTok is back at it again. It is abundantly clear that the social media platform is dominating in terms of trendsetting new styles of music. Think of it, and there are massive examples such as Lil Nas X, sea shanties, Slap House, and dozens of hits that erupted into virality from the short videos in
I know, I know: the earlier mentioned promise of stopping with the ADE sampler holds no good, as the results from the Revealed one were impressive and, Intensity deserves its own mention! The independent label has set up an admirable compilation with five tracks from talented and lesser-known figures. As expected, there’s much to talk
The month of ADE has arrived relatively quickly (isn’t that always?), and DJs aren’t just busy with the upcoming gigs and after-parties. An abundance of records came out on the first Friday of this month, and won’t LI(E) to you, those are worth checking out. So let’s get into this edition, shall we? ACRAZE –
Back to Revealed‘s ADE offering, which is… Smaller than usual. Previously, four releases from bigwigs such as KAAZE, Tujamo, and MR. BLACK alongside other imminent talents form the actual core of the EP. After forgoing the annual ritual last year, the Dutch imprint played it safe by reducing the number of tracks, and eventually including
Welcome to the “L” edition of the Weekly Roundup, and contrary to what modern meme culture would tell you, this one isn’t slacking. We have heat incoming from RIOT, Fatboy Slim, D.O.D., and more pioneering aliases. Also on a side note, thank you for all the consistent support on the Roundup. Onto the next fifty!
As exciting as the prospect of slowly entering the wintery thresholds of the fall season are, so are the various records that are coming out. For now, we have numerous tracks from familiar (and relatively reputed) names in the electronic scene. This extensive installment of the Roundup contains the latest from W&W, Miles Away, Armin
Onto the forty-eight episode of the Weekly Roundup, and we have scores of tracks from monikers such as Don Diablo, Audien, Zeds Dead, and plenty more. Genres covered this time you ask? The latest from Big Room to Dubstep, the list has it. Alright, enough small talk, let’s see what the second week has in
Let’s be honest: a good chunk of EDM Reviewer’s readers, including myself, are nostalgic. Without entering the realm of psychology, many of our demographic grew up with Avicii, SHM, Hardwell & Co in what is called “The Golden Era of EDM”. Things change and this is part of life, but Intensity Recordings cleverly unleashed the
Before you even know it, September’s looming in. And this month was no lesser in terms of releases, with the final week seemingly plenty determined to drive that point home. Ranging from Nicky Romero and Hardwell to Deniz Koyu, a mix of renowned EDM trailblazers and upcomers are featured in this edition of the Weekly
With vacation done and dusted, the time has never been more than appropriate: the forty-fifth edition of the Weekly Roundup has your favorite artists covered, ranging from heavy-lifters such as Mau P (Maurice West), Brooks, Chocolate Puma with relatively upcoming but industrious names. Let’s get to business, shall we? Mau P – Drugs From Amsterdam
Running a show alone isn’t easy peasy: for over a year, the Weekly Roundup has continued under a single writer. That’s about to change, however, as this edition breaks that monotony. Happy to announce that we have a special guest: I will take the lead in the first half with his four selections, followed by
Quick recap if you missed the action: Steve Void‘s label Strange Fruits, which served a variety of electronic pop and commercial house records, became a factory for anonymous releases with curious automated accounts, all representing cartoons and with hundreds of thousands (at least) of streaming statistics. A real revenue collecting machine, with no real human
LNY TNZ isn’t new to creating “Hard Mixes” for his tracks, often not giving an ‘FVCK’ to the traditional EDM genres and blending together various styles. Four separate versions for “Tik Tok” are… Well, a bit much, nonetheless they all are interesting for our eyes (and ears) desperate for fresh ideas to review. Spinnin’ Records
A tongue-in-cheek answer to the question everything might be a puzzling “42“, but what’s the answer to this week’s releases? To be apt, we have records directly oncoming from major players like Hardwell, Swedish House Mafia, Bingo Players, and even more on this extended edition of Weekly Roundup! Swedish House Mafia, Fred Again, & Future
Let’s begin with the premise that this is a rather useless complaint, I doubt these people will ever stop. This article is mostly a warning call to those who are looking for channels to promote their music, and replying to some fans asking us about this issue. If you happen to google random lines from
The final week of July hit us quite unexpectedly, and so did many artists. With Tomorrowland, Ibizan events, and other festivals in full effect, the music industry is pressing harder on the throttle with numerous mentionable songs out on a single Friday. Good for us, so let’s hop into the latest installment of the Weekly
While we didn’t listen to all the songs yet, Beyoncè’s soon-to-be-released album “Renaissance” has clear influences from EDM. Considering the success Drake gained from “Honestly, Nevermind”, which included production efforts from the likes of &ME and Rampa, Black Coffee, and more. High hopes have begun the trajectory of Electronic music at such a higher level
Having been postponed since 2019, it is safe to say that Tomorrowland is expected to begin with quite the show this month. The amount of excitement seems to be at an all-time high already with various snaps of the stage design (“Reflection of Love”) leaking out even before it started. While it will last over
A sagacious reader has alerted us about a rather intolerable situation (thank you, A.!): it seems like the latest Revealed Recordings release from Tony Junior – Dat Heb Jij Gedaan (Hardstyle Edit) is clearly inspired by a free Hardstyle FLP uploaded by the user known as riesieboi on YouTube and SoundCloud on December of 2021.
July has been inaugurated with passionate creations from various figures, notably and included in this installment of the roundup being Brooks, Oliver Heldens, Quintino, and so on. Let’s get to those records while they are fresh! Bicep – Meli (II) & Saku 87/100 Hailing from London, the Irish duo Bicep has been making significant rounds
This week is… well let’s just say, hot. Not only due to the relentless heat but the number of releases including mainstream pop celebs. Alright, so we have Beyoncé, Hardwell, Paul Oakenfold, and more in this sweltering and sizzling round of Weekly Roundup, let’s hop onto it! Oh, there’s a bonus review too! 🙂 Armin
