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• An orchestra-EDM fusion • Calmer flow than expected • Trap and Dubstep vibes are still here in the background It’s been a while since I had the honor of giving Apashe one of my first 90+ ratings, making me glad to see that the Montreal-based creative has kept pushing boundaries. Performing at Electric Forest,
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
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
Today we are here for a brief reflection at Hardwell’s appearance during the last Revealed ADE event. I wasn’t expecting that, and was pleasantly surprised by the following 20 minutes long B2B event. A bunch of my favourite artists (Blasterjaxx, KAAZE, Dr. Phunk, Blackcode and more) had much fun together with the fans. Sure, Hardwell
One of the stereotypes we hear about Norwegians is that they are shy, introvert, or cold-hearted people. Jonas Aden is a perfect example of how much these canonical and textbook beliefs may be wrong. The real protagonist of this year’s ADE has been this crazy yet marvellous personality, who played in front of thousands of
Madox has kept a recurring presence in our reviews, with a series of impressive releases that we highly appreciated! We couldn’t avoid reviewing their ADE sampler, which has various good tunes… But a nudging detail that we didn’t like. Overall 65/100 A sampler should represent the respective label, like any brand. Except for LGHTR, these
10 years of Musical Freedom… Let’s do an example for making you understand how much time is a decade. I discovered it in 2011, with “Mush Mush” by Bassjackers (considered a classic, nowadays), and back in the days, Tiesto’s label had already gathered more experience than this blog has now! There have been sporadic dark
We have had a hard time with Revealed ADE Samplers’ in recent years with a lot of heavy debate between our team. I can still remember my boredom at the ten similar big room tracks in 2017. Anyway, the 2019 EP took many steps forwards from the previous editions, presenting a wide variety of EDM
OVERALL: 76/100 Blessed: 76/100 System: 78/100 Get High: 75/100 Reverse: 75/100 Takidimi: 74/100 Global: 76/100 Raid: 75/100 Pull Down: 76/100 Submerge: 75/100 Brokenheart: 76/100 With the month of October passing by, looking over this year’s successful ADE season has inspired us to talk more about the well-rounded samplers which have been released on various labels.
78/100 • Good atmosphere in the breakdown • Cool sound design • Regular big room structure Unfortunately, some artists don’t have the success they deserve. In my opinion, this is the case of Winning Team. They have demonstrated us lots of times that they have talent, fresh ideas and a really good sound, but it
Overall: 76/100 Blonde Breda: 81/100 All Around: 79/100 Da Trankis: 76/100 Trembling: 74/100 Now We Gonna: 74/100 This article is in continuation to the first part of this year’s Revealed ADE sampler, including our final thoughts on the overall EP. Picking up from “Blonde Breda”, made by the talented French-man Antoine Delvig, works with a
OVERALL:79/100 • Higher: 80/100 • Tribal: 70/100 • Alive: 81/100 • Combo: 20/100 • Saxofunk: 77/100 Another intriguing ADE EP that we discovered is the one released by Fonk Records. Dannic’s label wasn’t in a good situation last year, but the acquisition by Spinnin’ helped it in reaching more fans, and the quality came back
OVERALL: 80/100 • Be Alright: 82/100 • Valkyrie: 84/100 • Revenge: 77/100 • Fox You Up: 78/100 • Tonight: 74/100 • Memories: 75/100 Just 6 songs, but well chosen. FHC is slowly becoming one of the most important future house labels, together with Hexagon, and we were curious to see their ADE sampler. In few
Even if he’s only 16, Martinus Haase is already one of the most uprising stars in the Future House scene. He started his musical career at 10, his adventure with Mixmash Records (Laidback Luke label) at 15, and this year is quickly showing that he’s ready to surprise everyone. With his melodic future house style,
