All posts tagged in 2021
If you were perhaps curious on what transpired with Dance music in 2021, look no further. Beatport has drawn the curtains from the list of aliases and various tracks that trended on the website, with slightly unexpected results. As if an omen to buzzing dance-floors for the coming year, “Marea (We’ve Lost Dancing)” from Fred
A year ago, the beautiful “Christmas Time” by DV&LM, Brennan Heart, Armin van Buuren and Jeremy Oceans came out. I was rather sure that the song would become a Christmas hit of sorts… However, one rotation around the sun later, the collaboration hasn’t achieved great results, with “only” 500k views on YouTube and way lesser
September 11th witnessed hundreds and thousands of Dutch citizens amassing together for the second time, as they protested with an uproar about the various measures taken by their government, abating the already crumbling events sector. “Unmute Us” showed the frustrations harbouring at the Electronic music’s epicenter, held once on 21st August and then last Saturday.
We’re already getting into the sixth month of the year, and thus ready to look forward for the next fifty percent of the year left. What are some observations that are worth noting about the last hundred and eighty-two something days? Here are collective two cents about it from the team members of our blog:
• An unexpected release • Mixes of Electro House and Dubstep • A total hymn for fans First of all, Mortal Kombat happens to be (with special regards to Doom) my favorite video game saga. Recently, the new film came out (thank goodness, the last one was atrocious) and a week before, Warner Bros. released
Before proceeding, a brief introduction of the topic feels to be placed prior further discussion regarding them. Last year was difficult for everyone, but lockdowns unveiled many artist’s creativity and helped rising acts make a name in the scene. At the time of writing this, few countries have restarted festivals (for majority, online alternative is
• Shocking genre-choice for starting the year • Monotonous structure, disappointing vocal editing • What’s the purpose of Gemstone, then? Alright guys, this is gonna be brutal and apologies if it doesn’t sit right with somebody, but a respectable professional such as Dastic has again found a way to get bashed in a review from
