All posts tagged in Afrojack
As it has become tradition of every year, my promise of not wasting time on the woefully distasteful DJ Mag results is broken by debatable outcomes, which then become the subject for new articles to be written later. This time, I want to pen my thoughts about the new winner, David Guetta, who after first
• Alluring breakdown with subtle vocal presence • Unexpected and groovy drop segment • Dexterous presence of both artists in the instrumental As we have talked in this blog for many a times, collaborations including major names seldom have equal participation and passion, and more of a work done by the up and coming producers
• Classic vigorous SAYMYNAME style • Annoying bridge between the two drops • Outdated and unnecessary vocals The underlying causes on why this production was created and how it was finalized to be released are easily and certainly debatable. Premiered last year with couple of delays to offset the hype for this otherwise significant team-up,
• Formula that balances familiarity with an “out of the box” approach • Dirty Dutch squeaky lead united with vibrant Tribal drums • Standard breakdown, that unexpectedly befits the idea I’m following Intensity Recordings with greater attention in the past few weeks, both for personal reasons and because I’m digging almost all the releases there.
• Heavy presence of Afrojack signature • Average breakdown segment • Energetic but overused structure Events and gatherings around the world are getting delayed or cancelled, one after other. Fortunately, all things digital somehow have fortunately remained unaffected with this, and the thirteenth of Friday brought forward more music to amp-up our spirits. Among the list,
• New direction for Jay Hardway? • Delicate atmosphere accompanied by a more aggressive bassline • Experimental approach, mixing together different elements Jay Hardway has a knack for thinking outside the standard and often monotonous box, keeping his signature style constantly updated with new ideas and experimentations. From an earlier Big Room oriented approach, we
It’s an established fact that one of the chef-d’oeuvre from David Guetta, “Titanium” has been produced by Afrojack. You can easily recognize his acid lead in the drop, for example. However, the Dutch magnate has not been openly or directly credited in the song, thus we can talk about ghost-production with certain security. Recently, the
This week we have an odd selection of tracks as we revisit two classic tracks that have been revamped for 2019, a “new” Dirty Dutch track from Afrojack, and checking in to see what’s going on in the world of EDM Pop. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap
We’ve got a lot to talk about this week including Jewelz & Sparks’ signature sound, what’s going on with Breathe Carolina, and checking in on the state of big room with Quintino. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover
Each week we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week. We hope you enjoy our selection and if you have any tracks you’d like to see here, please feel free to use our contact form or post your suggestions in the
Each week we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short weekly recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week. We hope you enjoy our selection and if you have any tracks you’d like to see here, please feel free to use our contact form or
Each week we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short weekly recap of notable tracks that we didn’t have time to cover during the previous week. We hope you enjoy our selection and if you have any tracks you’d like to see here, please feel free to use our contact form or post your suggestions in
85/100 • This remix transforms the pace-lacking and delightful single to gargantuan festival tune • While the breakdown keeps the vocal as leading element, the drop proceeds with dynamism • With signature sounds in play, it stands out without further doubt Just few days ago, the label-boss of leading Dutch Label, Nicky Romero, once again demonstrated
25-year-old DJ/Producer Chico Martinez de Reus, also known as Ravitez, is living the dream he saw as a little kid in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Up till now, Ravitez has been receiving industry support from titans such as Thomas Gold, Sick Individuals, Nicky Romero and Afrojack. The list only gets bigger and better and now for Ravitez,
77\100 New week, new Afrojack wonderful music. The Dutch legend is literally on fire in this period, delivering great releases like the previous collab “2012” with Ravitez and his edit of “All I See Is You” by Jewelz & Sparks... And those were just his March productions! Speaking about “fire”, let’s introduce the song
85/100 Risky choice, guys. Luckily, we loved “2012”, the new collaboration between two of WALL’s veterans… Afrojack, the boss himself, and his protègè, Ravitez! The idea behind this amazing big room production is easy to understand from the title: Destructive vibes in the scene. In addition, picking that particular year is symbolic of the “old-school”
74/100 The Dutch heavyweight artist Afrojack has displayed his versatility with his new melodic and luscious release “Bed Of Roses”, featuring the upcoming vocalist Stanaj. This song is supposed to be a special release for the Valentines Day, which falls on 14th of this month. That’s a good idea for Afrojack, and even if fans
81\100 If someones say “emotional progressive house”, one of the first names that pop out of your mind will be “Dubvision”. Yes, the Dutch duo is considered one of the best ever in that sector, and we are happy to see that they are back with a colossal collaboration with Afrojack himself! Its name is
77\100 Afrojack just dropped an unusual and unexpected remix of “Encore” by Mercer, with SAYMYNAME. The song, released in 2015, received the remix only now, and this is not the only curious aspect of this Musical Freedom release! Apart from the fact that the artists involved are part of other labels and that Afrojack has
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
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
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