All posts tagged in Bassjackers
• Ingenuity? Not that much • Better yet, a “Miracle” clone • Brutally ignored by the creators After the incredible acclaim that Calvin Harris got from “Miracle“, let’s be honest, many just capitalized on the recent interest in Eurodance and usual nostalgia for the “good old era”. It was about time other artists jumped on
• Reworks “The Riddle“, again • A decent Slap House take • Pleasant vocal cover Bassjackers are a pair that I have been following for years now, and while reserving great surprises, they also have their share of forgettable releases. Lately, in great shape with Les Pays Bass EP Vol. 3 that is stuffed with
• Afrojack-type dirty lead • Festival banger for live performances • Minimal melodic pattern It is harder to rationalize the titling on Bassjackers’ latest EP, as they didn’t specifically name it “Vol. 3”, but yes, the duo migrated to Smash The House after two editions on Spinnin’ Records. Sincerely curious about this third installment, the
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
• Gorgeous kick, old-school stamina! • Melody that loses steam in the long run • Interesting and captivating vocal choice We had left the German L3N a few months back with our appreciative feedback towards “Bad Producer”, and not so gentle one for Bassjackers‘ NFT anthem “Bored Ape Rave Club” just a couple of weeks
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
• Reminiscent of two earlier Hardwell Edits! • Bouncy drop with a unique lead signature • Future Rave influences in the buildup There’s an unshakeable feeling that MAKJ is near to completion of an album drop, after years and years of working in the EDM industry. Firstly, with his characteristic Electro House trademark, now slightly
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
• Blend of distinctive styles • Melodic and resonating synths • Lively vocal performance matching the theme As the world gradually moves into fall, Norwegian hotshot Tungevaag is teaming up with ‘Bigroom To The Future’ duo Bassjackers, as they present their after-summer single, “Written In The Stars”. This collaboration was an unexpected occurrence when they
Hey there, welcome to second instalment of the “Weekly Roundup”! Awful good to have you here! Now, I am hoping the format is feeling all comfy for everyone running their eyes through this. Some changes will be made now and then, as it deems suitable to make this series more efficient. Alright, that being said,
A certain discontentment came for me. I have had many doubts and speculations about this project by Bassjackers, the first album from the eminent duo, released earlier Friday. A classic slideshow for “The Biggest” is what I was going to arrange for, reviewing it track by track, but my thoughts were becoming predictably repetitive. So,
After taking a week off to cover Shaky Beats, we’re back with another recap to talk about the new track from TWIIG, cover some tracks that brought up some great nostalgic feelings, and talk about some future house. As always, we’ll be partnering with The QR Network to compile a short recap of notable tracks that we
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 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
84/100 • Unexpected collaboration, refreshing single • Funky, especially because of the melody • Composed of signature styles, yet unique to good extents Surprising the audience with this unexpected collaboration, we have another dance-floor ready production to review and talk about. This, as said, is another interesting and significant team-up between two different set of
63\100 • Powerful creation, a good tune for clubs and festivals • Generic structure that doesn’t show the best of both talented artists • Neither a top or a flop. Normal release A missed chance. “Switch” (for us, of course) could have been something more than the big room track released by Blasterjaxx and Bassjackers
83\100 Today, two duos delighted us with a crazy future house collaboration titled “Are You Randy?”. Bassjackers teamed up with Bali Bandits, delivering an aggressive and entertaining track. “Are You Randy?” presents elements from both (quite different) styles, but the first unusual part is, for you, the title. “Are You Randy?” is an ironic parody
84\100 The Dutch duo Bassjackers is back on Spinnin’ with a wonderful big room collaboration, “Ready”! The track features the work with the German talent L3N, and its story is what amazed us the most, from an emotional point of view. “Ready” was born as a L3N solo project a couple of years ago. After
