All posts tagged in Big Room
• Incredible fuse of genres • Ear-candy vocals, memorable lyrics • Unexpected team-up of two titans Expecting collaboration of this magnitude wasn’t in my mind, at all. For a couple of years, I was greatly interested about the German duo Jewelz & Sparks until the last year or so. On the other hand, British duo
• 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
• The most awaited ID of 20XX Livestream is here! • A deadly combination of 3 Big Room veterans • A sort of “revenge” from the disappointment of “Raver Dome”? This is huge news for all Big Room lovers out there: “This Is Our Legacy” is finally out on Rave Culture! The collaboration consists of
In a world where live music festivals have gone extinct, reputed imprint Glow Records decided to take the risk and present a five track EP. Consisting of regulars like Wyko, Sixcap and Zanny Duko, this also hosts unheard but promising names like D2J, SE3K and LinX. Surely this compilation will please most expectations of festival
• Combination of Bigroom and Hard Trap • Most awaited ID after a year of no release news • Mashup with W&W’s most awaiting collab Here we go, another big news coming up this month of summer. Both festival artists had announced their upcoming collaboration, “Lose Control“! The Mexican pair ANG is teaming up with
• Old-school melody • A bombastic first drop, though unrepeated • A high-quality remix for a high-quality tune NO WORRIES! I am not going to rickroll like those discord pranksters and goofsters, I am not that type of guy. I would never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around
• Hammering kick enforcing a brutal aura • Exotic vibe kept intact • Higher dynamism, thanks to Dimatik’s experience When Deva guest reviewed the “IV EP” from the Dutch duo Blasterjaxx, the unmentioned vocal of Zafrir’s collaboration came as a surprise to me. If there’s a recurring detail from his catalogue, it’s that he always
• Wait, is it the Showtek lead? Why? • Theme centered around the breakdown • Meticulous work on kicks and percussions Intensity has been in a splendid shape lately, with tons of quality releases truly exploring the niches of Big Room and Trance. I have craved to review anything from them lately, yet rarely finding
• Festival re-work of a classic • Brassy leads of Future Rave with soaring atmosphere • Different from the usual “W&W” Big Room In the past several weeks, I saw developments announced from the Swedish singer-songwriter, Linnea Schossow. She hinted at an unexpected festival music heading this summer by mentioned the two international heavyweights; label-heads
• A true festival weapon • Mexican-Hispanic themed instrumental • Resonant vocal unleashing power NAEMS and WYKO don’t require any sort of introduction. Both upcoming aliases have built-up meticulous reputation from ground-up, well known and deemed esteemed in the Festival music community. They have collaborated on a previous occasion before, having supported by the fine
It is well-known to any layman electronic music listener that there are several styles dominating the Dance charts at any given time. With the constant renovations performed by the newer talents and hence trends catching up, the popular front of EDM has shifted grounds faster than the speed of sound. Only a few years back,
The Big Room icons Blasterjaxx have been on a roll, releasing a bunch of singles including “Rulers of The Night”, which celebrates a decade of their formation. Further, they also plan to release fifteen tracks on top of the other that they released since this year’s onset. Thanks to them, the upcoming artists have a
• 2014’s Zilla is now Diddy Bop • Screeching lead, a ZAXX’s signature • Long-awaited comeback on Mainstage Music – now RC No, I don’t believe that ZAXX is an opportunist. Sure, his Twitter bio stating that he’s the “BIG ROOM KING 👑” is just sliiiiightly inappropriate, but we are reviewing music here, let’s get
Third time’s the charm, eh? Well, we will see if the third round of Weekly Roundup™ has any more surprises in store for us. It is one of those slow weeks for me, with rainy clouds having seized upon the lands I reside and showering inches repeatedly since last Friday. So pardon me if there
• Generic, unnecessary vocal loop instead of SASH! original • Downgraded version of Olly James’ original twist • Why, and how is this being released again on Spinnin’? You missed our negative reviews, didn’t you? It was time, finally, to release a good old rant blast. The protagonists of this particular travesty are Quintino, a
• Native American chant, on a loop • Psy elements in the first drop and breakdown • Darker atmosphere “Rave Tribe” has got me excited plenty, which happens to be a Big Room Trance production from the up and coming Kaotix, excluding room for potential development in a genre that has stuck to specific boundaries
• Old school vibe • Stark drop with Tony Junior old influence • Nostalgic vocal, do you remember that peculiar chant? As a guy who grew up listening to that kind of big room, I want to begin by saying thank you to Tony Junior and Kevu, because I was instantly teleported to 2014 for
• Third collaboration shared by the aliases • Usual warming breakdown to a rhythmic drop • A mixture of Electro and Future House nuances By this time around, Declain is no stranger to our blog. He has been one of the hottest names around for a while, as the young producer has managed to completely
So, SaberZ released a track via the NFT route, titled “Konoha”. The aftermath was various negative reactions from the fans. Candidly, they had a twenty-minute or so of a livestream explaining the rationale behind this decision. Since the song wasn’t approved by labels, and with these times being the toughest for any live-performing artist, they
• Classic Revealed signature schema • Tech house leaning beat • Groovy and efficient drop Yes, the often talked about sub-imprint of Revealed is back in action! This time, they are offering a record from Sebastian Mateo and DJ St3v3, and both are familiar faces in the roster. Surprisingly, this marks as the fifth collaboration
• Heads back to peak-time Big Room style • Nostalgic characteristic with lesser experimentation • Energetic and explosive drop sequences Intensity Recordings has opted to slow down its pace lately… being a fan of carefully, well-selected smaller catalogue, I back this decision entirely. For example, “Fire” seems like an excellent pick from the label: everything
