All posts tagged in Collab
• Blend of the two styles • Dark atmosphere in the breakdown • Exclusive attention to the details Do you say we don’t review enough Dubstep? Let’s reply with this massive collab from Wooli and Calcium, “Restraint”. Since Halloween is near, I felt that the duo has decided to add a lot of dark elements
• Eerie tonality in the breakdown • Frenzy mix of bassline and growls in the drop • Unpredictable final climax In terms of the originality of its title, “Go Hard” doesn’t score as considerably. Yet, this triple-powered collaboration is anything but slow. A showcase between the joint forces of SVRRIC, Nieko, and Zack Merci, this
• The third record from this team-up • Pleasant vocals over well-selected sounds • Sentimental, although not beating “Ups The promising trio impressed me with the delightful “Ups & Downs” in 2019, and then resorted to delivering the watered-down “We’re Still Young“. Is the third installment to this collaboration saga any different? Let’s see. There
• Dirty leads, relentless bassline • Unstopping rave-like sequences • Minimal with finer attention to details You may know Yultron for a plethora of interesting releases in the Dub/Bass House realm, including a supreme “Nightlight” remix in 2021, or “Taken” along with Zeds Dead, and more recently, his experimentation with Trance as heard in “Here
• Lots of classic Ummet Ozcan influence • Will Sparks’ climactic twist at the end • Attention to detail toward the ambiance There was a certain time in the past that a collaboration deal struck between Will Sparks and Ummet Ozcan would have rendered me breathless… Now, after several disappointing projects from the Dutch producer
• The same, unoriginal “down down down” vocal loop • Clean, polished bassline • Forgettable in the long run At times, it seems healthy to talk about an average song to let some stress out! Valorizing talent with a sequence of 70s, 80s, or even 90+ (credits where credits are due, Dr. Peacock!) can be
• Explosive Hardstyle drop • Orchestral section with elegant chords • Lots of space for both different styles The Australian creator Dimatik is in great shape for this 2022, with interesting collaborations with Restricted, Und3rsound and Dr Phunk. As I declared several times, I love his ingenious mix of Hardstyle, Psy-Trance and Bounce, often with
• Intriguing synergy with the Heavy Metal band Spiritbox • Explosive switches between drops, impressive vocal compartment • Amalgamates Dubstep and Metal elements While my interest doesn’t particularly align with the Metal music scene that often, but when it does collide with the unique spectrum of EDM, the results are often… let’s say, unpredictable. In
This one caught me by surprise. Martin Garrix, with all his successful ideas and commercial hits, decided to drop a club-oriented album? “Sentio” which stands for ‘perceive, feel, experience‘, is a collection of 11 collaborations between the Dutch star and several other big names. There are two things I didn’t like here: the choice of
• Melodic Dubstep at its finest • Warmer tones wrapped in a satisfying atmosphere • That drop! After receiving this song as a submission over sixty days ago, I did something unusual: scribbling down my thoughts instead of postponing them to a full review that I would write 2-3 days before posting. Yet, even after
• Flashing début for the artists • Hard-hitting drop sequences • EMKR’s influences on the breakdown This particular release has made me a lot happier, even if the lower ratings here don’t suggest it otherwise. After following Azael and EMKR since, well, they started their production career to which I had left a couple of
• Trance with mainstream progressive • Louder kick that doesn’t conflict • Not entirely inventive It’s fun to see two-time Grammy nominated Paul Oakenfold, who also earned DJ mag awards (#1 in ‘97 and ‘98), with a career lasting more than twenty-five years, becoming rather more industrious in the Trance scene. His forthcoming album is
After receiving sizeable number of requests to publish my opinions on the “Mystica Chapter 2”, it was during writing it that I realized about broadening the scope towards a more generic overview towards Blasterjaxx’s work this year. That is because I am mildly annoyed. By principle, I despise artists who clearly shove out as much
Years of radio-silence later, the dance music veterans Swedish House Mafia made their hyped musical return this year. Lifting the curtains from three already well-received singles from their upcoming album “Paradise Again”, the Nordic icons have shown no signs of slacking, further announcing a global transatlantic tour that will follow in the wake of next
Yeah, we hear you. We understand how it feels giving in to the mundane nature of everyday, listening to the same music as it almost starts to feel like you’re basically running the endless treadmill that is life. But, don’t worry. We have something special to talk about. Something to spice up your routine, all
• Three beasts colliding • Brutal, no mercy • Timmy Trumpet is no more, it’s time for Timmy Guitar! It seemed the time to review a new Timmy Trumpet single wasn’t there yet, especially after the strange experiments in “Cardio”. Sinphony, however, was quietly publishing energetic releases from renowned artists, but I didn’t see this
Next time when you begrudgingly head to the nearest IKEA store for replacing that creaking old table of yours, their meatballs won’t be the only thing piquing your interest. Last week, on what might sound as a “glitch in the matrix” sort of event, the three esteemed members of the Swedish House Mafia trifecta took
• 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
• Finally Sinphony is showing off its roster! • Lots of potential with Dimatik’s presence, not fully developed • Still a great tune with solid Hardstyle schematics Without a doubt, I was highly anticipating about the said collaboration. After waiting for months, Sinphony started inducting to introduce other acts exclusive of their esteemed owner Timmy
• Repetitive and tiring vocal • Generic slappy drop • Not so much differentiable styles, considering the names involved Hi everyone! We are back in such a good shape (honestly no, I have gained weight this summer) and with energy to review the latest EDM tracks out this week. I thought this comeback would be
• 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
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