All posts tagged in Armin Van Buuren
• Trance and Big Room • Mighty brass stabs • Throwback to 2010s Let’s press rewind for a while. It’s 2013. The so-called EDM era is in full swing— big room, progressive house— you name it. Among several hits that came out the said year, it was Armin van Buuren’s “This Is What It Feels
• Close to AvB’s roots • Space race themed • Unconventional kickdrum There’s a massive appeal for the underground sound more than ever: look no further from Calvin Harris, who scored two potential 2023 summer hits by devoting to the late 90s sound. There are many other similar instances, and as of latest, Armin van
This is it, folks. Next year is just around the corner, and we still haven’t gotten used to 2022. This edition of the Roundup will be the final one for this year as holidays are inching closer, and continue again as usual from the next month. A massive Thank You to everyone who reads and
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
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
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
Seems like artists are taking full advantage of the warmer days: plenty of new music has arrived just in time from reputed figures such as Armin van Buuren, Hardwell, Calvin Harris, and so on. Calvin Harris, Dua Lipa, Young Thug – Potion 83/100 After a year off from his main alias, Calvin Harris resurfaced by
As if the heatwave wasn’t enough, various artists are contributing to the warmer weather with even more firey records. Checking from today’s list, we have mentionable releases from the likes of Armin van Buuren, R3HAB, Bassjackers, and more on this edition of Weekly Roundup. Hardwell – Dopamine 84/100 Brandishing pummeling kicks and brassy techno synths
The second week of March is no stranger to notable releases: Chainsmokers, Blasterjaxx, MAKJ, and more are in this week’s Instalment of the roundup! Armin van Buuren, R3HAB – Love We Lost 72/100 After dabbling with Techno in “We Can Dance Again”, the Dutch heavyweight took a sharp U-turn towards radio-ready sounds, and even he
Midway through this month already, and the releases are ramping up in number by the Friday. Nevertheless, we are here to cover as much it is humanely possible. Martin Garrix, Salvatore Ganacci, Barely Alive and more star-studded names are here for the eighteenth roundup. Also, my colleagues happened to cover about other songs from Pegboard
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
Well there. “Been some time” is a massive understatement to make, especially since the time last episode saw lights of the day. Anyways, tenth episode couldn’t happen at a weirder time, but here goes. Checked the previous Friday list as usual, and acts such as D.O.D., Steve Aoki and Love Regenerator and more have been
Trivia of the week – Unbeknownst to most, Eric Prydz was a former founding member of the Swedish House Mafia but later parted ways. Ever felt overwhelmed by the overload of information these days? Well, guess what. Looking at last Friday’s list, I have a similar feeling. Forget about tech overlords arm-wrestling each other for
Let’s be straightforward, shall we? In this fast-moving world, nobody’s got time. Information relayed short and sweet is most welcomed among Internet dwellers. I am aware that our reviews appear in midst of the multiple heart-stealing animal pictures or something more eye-catchy (ughm!). Plus as we discussed just a few weeks back, listening and writer’s
• Yeap, you’ve read the rating. I took my meds, I swear! • Excellent execution of the Christmas theme • Short Progressive House drop with the recognizable bells “The enemy of my enemy is my friend”, they say. Textbook Progressive House songs have found way into top of my “to-avoid” list, but I have found
• “Blah Blah Blah” with a different vocal • Lazy collaboration from artists who clearly have expertise in Psy-trance • Somewhat elegant breakdown, presenting orchestral elements Ummet Ozcan has unfortunately landed himself again in midst of this little rant, but I am done and tired of these lazy Spinnin’ Releases. I have nothing against the
• Meet up of Dutch veterans • Blissful Progressive house • Armin’s exploration into mainstage genres Dutch veterans Armin and Nicky have finally teamed up for a collaboration after knowing each other for than half a decade titled “I Need You To Know”, featuring an upcoming singer/songwriter Ifimay. Nicky Romero has even remixed Armin’s single
• Hefty percussion and synths • Orchestral breakdown • Heavily inspired from the earlier style of Big Room So, for today’s article, I decided to write about “Tarzan” from the known luminaries Armin van Buuren & Blasterjaxx. This is perhaps their biggest collaboration in recent times, after the latter Dutch duo released multiple successful works
• Industrial and mainstage! • Techno leaning structure • Measured usage of old-school elements At last, the unprecedented Dutch titan Armin Van Buuren has finally unveiled his much-anticipated intro of his 2020 sets, “Punisher”. A thing worth noticing is that this song has been the second track, which he has been playing after the earlier
It is undeniable that Dutch heavyweight Armin van Buuren has been a household name among the Dance music crowd. This year has seen no difference either, with varying exquisite creations like “La résistance de l’amour” to “Show Me Love”. Concluding the year, the dexterous mastermind has compiled his endeared singles and newer music into one,
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